Changes in Bisbee Trial Leadership Shift in Deer Deportation Case
County Attorney Robert N. French will depart due to cancer and A A Wormaley of Tucson will assume prosecution Monday in the Bisbee kidnaping and deportation trials. French has fought illness and will go to Los Angeles for surgery. Deputy sheriffs resume efforts to assemble a 400-name jury list while Judge Pattee defers sentencing after contempt findings related to a red flag at the courthouse.
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Los Angeles
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Dewey Chadwick
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Mrs Edwards and readers seek action on late-night singing
A column quotes residents complaining about neighbors practicing singing at night. Suggestions vary from filing a petition with authorities to asking the singers to stop, with additional notes about drunken behavior observed near Priest Street and calls for better police attention.
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Trio Arrested as Addicts in Drug Raid Reported
Waford 30 Daly 3 and Bolst 23 were arrested Thursday night by police on open charges pending further investigation Friday.
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Ray Waford
Ed J. Daly
F. B. Bolst
Wilson meets railroad workers in White House talk
President Wilson today announced a decision on wage demands from 2,000,000 railroad workers and presented a counter proposition. Union leaders and railroad representatives then met at a hotel to discuss next steps as the White House prepared to release details tomorrow.
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Wilson
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EB. J. Manion
B. M M. Jowell
American Federation of Labor Railway Department
American [Federation of i. Eremaeertere
Rand
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Boy Office Shortage Forces Wage Gap Highlight
The employment bureau reports receiving about a hundred requests weekly for office boys but cannot fill them. The shortage is blamed on rural outflow, as boys prefer factory jobs paying 10 to 14 dollars weekly, versus 3 to 7 dollars for police work.
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Ment Bureau
Urges Co-operative Bank Plan to Aid U S Citizens
Frederick C. Howe urged a nationwide cooperative banking system under state laws at the All American Farmer-Labor Co operative congress in Chicago. He proposed a parent bank started in Cleveland with capital from 250000 to 600000, supported by railroad brotherhoods and farm organizations, to promote direct producer consumer trading, cheap credit to farmers, labor interests, and immigrant protection through services at nominal cost. Local branches would expand nationwide.
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Frederick C. Howe
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Washington
All American Farmer-Labor Co-operative Congress
Cleveland
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Hoover Home Town Republican Club organized in Palo Alto
Palo Alto residents formed the Hoover Home Town Republican club to back Herbert Hoover. The multi party membership plans to work for delegates to the Republican convention who favor Hoover and to express a conviction that Hoover has the outstanding ability and idealism to lead the nation in trying times.
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Hoover
Herbert C. Hoover
Flivver Monoplane Arrives in Frisco for Test Flight
The airplane Flivver arrived in San Francisco and, weighing 150 pounds with a cost around $600, undertook a Marina test flight reaching 1200 feet. It banked sharply during turns, showing promising performance for a lightweight craft.
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Ban Francisco
Flivver
Marina
King County Passes Resolutions Against Raiding Russians
County legislators this week passed resolutions opposing methods used to raid Russian communities in search of alleged sedition. The measures call for protections for affected residents and clearer guidance for enforcement actions.
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Legisative
King County
Ship sale halted by Senate action on German liners
Senate blocked action to stop the sale of 29 former German liners by the Shipping Board after objections in Washington. Shipping Board chairman John Martin Payne argued government operation is impractical. reconditioning costs exceed bids, and sale under American day routes will protect U.S. interests.
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Senate
Shipping Board
Jones
John Marton Payne
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Mead
New York
Nickel Bandit Robs Man On East Madison Street
Unsworth, 823 33rd Ave N, encountered a lone robber at about 11:45 pm on East Madison St and Ave N. The thief flashed a gun and demanded money, taking $4.25 and a handful of $1 bills after Unsworth dropped coins and then complied.
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East Madison St
Ave. N
Unsworth
Railway Pass Fraud Charged in Nationwide Plot
Federal officials allege a nationwide conspiracy to defraud the railroad administration through counterfeit passes. Five persons were arrested including a Chicago arrival from Los Angeles and several others in Los Angeles. The Weatherbys and other suspects, linked to pass creation and sale, were named in federal actions.
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Railroad Administration
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Prestherpy
Reeves A. Weatherby
Plitig Grosher
Louis Gordon
Los Angeles
Th. Weatherby
Ral
Corner of House Falls on Man and Causes His Death
In Astoria Oregon on February 15 Charities Mr Haddix deputy clerk of customs for the port of Astoria was fatally injured when a corner of his ranch house at Fernhill slipped from a post and crushed him He had been making por a while underneath the building and crawled 300 yards to a neighbor’s home before dying.
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Kasprovitz Mystery Ends as Bluff Declared
Georgetown police with a doctor rushed to the Kasprovitz residence at 5602 Duwamish Avenue after reports of Ma Kasprovitz’s absence. They found she had merely been bluffing about not going to work, the situation easing without harm.
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Arrests After Disorderly Conduct Near Depot
Arthur J. Hamby, 17, was arrested with his brother Charles Hamby and Ransom W. Childs, 46, after officers found a malt case containing women’s clothing at the Northern Pacific depot. Hamby was turned over to juvenile authorities late Thursday night. The trio faced disorderly conduct charges.
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Arther J. Hamby
Charles Hamby
Ransom W. Childs
Campaign events fill evening schedule across multiple neighborhoods
Tonight features Caldwell campaign speeches at Dryant school and Columbia City Young Men's Rally. Fitzgerald for Mayor clubs meet at Georgetown Fraternal hall and Green Lake O A B R hall. Seattle Symphony at Meany hall. Duncan campaign meetings at Carpenters hall, Modern Woodmen hall, Alki Community House, Fraternal Georgetown, A St hall, and Madrona hall.
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Seattle Music Teachers Plan Meeting Saturday Evening
Saturday at 6 pm the Pig'n Whistle hosts Seattle music teachers meeting to discuss a proposed plan. The event aims to coordinate lessons, schedules, and outreach for local music education initiatives.
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Two Auto Speeders Nabbed by Police
Two drivers were cited for speeding in separate incidents. H Garwood, 27, a prospector living at 4046 Lutons Ave, was stopped on Howell Street by Patrolman A. J. Hill for 20 mph. Clyde Mariatt, 17, was fined for 45 mph on 12th Ave. A small Columbus boy helped his mother peel potatoes but failed to remove the eyes, humorously lamenting that the eyes were too far back to reach.
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Piles Cured In 6 to 14 Days
Fragments describe a claimed treatment for piles promising cure in six to fourteen days. Mentions suppression of irritation and soothing effects. Presents an old time patent medicine tone with unclear product and origin references.
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Patohing
China
Telephone workers threaten nationwide strike over wage demands
In San Francisco on February 13, 2000, 2000 Pacific Telephone and Telegraph electrical workers across California Oregon Nevada Washington and Idaho threaten a strike if wage increases are not granted by tomorrow morning. The union demands include a minimum rise to three dollars for new hires and four dollars for those with over three years experience.
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Pacific Telephone and Tele Graph Company
California
Oregon
Nevada
Washington
Idaho
International Electrical Workers
Pacific District
Brotherhood
Gaié the der
Islephone Company
Utah Land Opened to Government Sale in Vast Tract
United Press reports 91,680 acres in Utah comprising 218 sections were opened for sale to the government. The move marks a major federal land transaction in the state as officials assess the large parcel for public use and development potential.
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Lake City
Feb
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