Plea and Sentencing in Monroe Reformatory Case
Williams pleaded guilty to second degree assault and was sentenced by Judge Howald to Monroe Reformatory for five to ten years. The Auburn marshal and Williams’ drunken companion were involved in an arrest, and the court noted whiskey as a cause of his downfall while urging restraint. Williams resides in Sumner. reform was discussed as part of the sentence.
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Williams
Monroe
Auburn
Marshal Road
Sumner
Ronald
Roosevelt on Nile voyage with Sphinx in tow
The Roosevelt party sails down the Nile aboard a steam launch alongside the Soudan corresponse ship. Col. Roosevelt and companions move leisurely toward Khartoum on a yacht like river craft noted as the best on the Nile. The trip is expected to take about two weeks.
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Nile
Khar
Toum
Col. Roosevelt
Reginald Wingate
Fragmentary OCR Notes From Local Page
Fragmentary readable phrases describe a Monday event involving a person named Honaks and a Mrs Honaker with mentions of 1846 and 1712 W. The text includes scattered names, places, and numbers, but the overall narrative is unclear and largely unintelligible.
Poindexter Refutes Withdrawal Claim in Washington Race
Spokane Representative Poindexter denied reports he quit the Washington senatorial contest. He told United Press he remains in the race to win and deemed the withdrawal story as groundless and premature, noting improving circulation of such rumors signals his strength.
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Washington
Poindexter
Spokane
United Press
Weather Forecast: Fair Tonight and Wednesday
The forecast calls for fair conditions tonight and Wednesday with moderate north to west winds.
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West Winda
Man Dies Alone After Illness in City Hospital
Charles Morgan a 43 year old laborer died after acute pneumonia with heart trouble in the city hospital. He had no living relatives or close friends and will be buried by the city, having lived a solitary life since moving from Town.
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Charles Morgan
Indictment in Kent Wet Election Betting on Local Vote
Citizens accuse saloon interests of importing men to vote in Kent local option election. Three men indicted for legal registration after grand jury evidence. Warrants issued, Deputy Sheriff Freeman in Kent awaiting arrest. Dry forces claim many illegal registrations by wet supporters as campaign heats up for a close outcome.
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Kent
Freeman
Scalded Man Near Death After Arctic Bath Incident
B Capello badly scalded in Arctic Chile steam baths while cleaning them last week. He lies in City hospital in critical condition with burns covering a third or more of his body. Doctors say the outcome is uncertain as blood loss and pain weaken him. he has not slept well for days.
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B. Capello
Arctic
Chile
Capello
Dr Cook Report Sparks New York Rumors
A cable from Santiago reports Dr Frederick A Cook arriving in Chile with his wife after travels from South America. The explorer appeared in poor health but refused interviews and asked for privacy as New York questions the validity of the sightings.
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United Press
New York
South America
Dr. Cook
Gotham Ia
Shades of '76 All Our Heroes Are Scoundrels
Boston news notes a controversial critique by historian Joseph Henry Stark about revolutionary figures and Loyalists. The piece cites claims regarding John Hancock Patrick Henry Samuel Adams and Benjamin Franklin as alleged smuggling and misdeeds, with Stark portraying a biased view of colonial leaders.
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Boston
Mase
Joseph Henry Stark
Massachusette
Johnny Adams
Sammy Adams
John Hancock
Benjamin Franklin
Patrick Henry
I Ought to Be Shot Ends In Fatal Shooting
Archie Reimers, in custody, admits shooting Harry Gottung after Gottung complained he should be shot while crafting a Valentine dummy. Gottung lies dying from a bullet wound.
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San Francisco
Archie Reimers
Harry Gottung
Reimers
Gottung
Strike Fast and Hard Ordered in Nicaragua Action
Wireless dispatch from Bluefields to Colon reports Provisional President Estrada ordering Gen Chamorro to attack Managua immediately. A courier toward Matagalpa carries the message Strike fast and hard as Gen Mena leads 1,000 troops toward Matagalpa to bombard the city and relieve Chamorro.
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United Prec
Bluefields
Nic
Colon
Chamorro
Managua
Trada
Matagalpa
Estrada
Potat la
Mena
Lara
Fined for Advertising Old Eggs as Fresh in Los Angeles
John McClintock advertised 25 fresh eggs, but they were months in storage. C. L. Parry pleaded guilty to pure food law violation and paid a $25 fine. This marked the first conviction since the state board of health meeting.
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United Area
Los Angeles
John McClintock
C. L. Parry
Parry
State Board of Health
Offici al Shake-Up at Fort Wright Spurs Army Debate
Spokane report cites fault lines between officers over Abercrombie a private-turned-colonel who aided Spokane civil authorities in the I W W street speaking controversy. Major Partello, a West Pointer, to be promoted Lt Col as probe by the War Department looms. General Maus notes civil authorities should handle the matter.
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Wested
Spokane
Wash
Abercrombie
Twenty-Fifth Infantry
West Point
Fort Wright
Col
Industrial Workers of the World
Partello
War Department
Maus
Department of the Columbia
Mrs Roosevelt Sails for Egypt From New York
Mrs Theodore Roosevelt and her daughter Miss Ethel Roosevelt departed New York for Khartoum to join Col Roosevelt and Kermit. Mrs Roosevelt dismissed reports of a return trip via San Francisco as absurd before sailing.
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United Press
New York
Theodore Roosevelt
Misa Ethel
Khartoum
Col. Roosevelt
Kermit
Weather Insight: Snow Covers Area then Clears
It snowed this morning with about an inch accumulating in heavy flakes for three hours. The sun briefly appeared and the slush formed. A year ago today it rained. The forecast calls for fair weather tonight and likely tomorrow with light northwest winds.
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Eays
End of the road for brilliant burglar Peter Miller
Peter Miller, a highly capable burglar, is convicted as an habitual criminal after a 17 year crime career spanning prison terms and escapes. His vanity and wish to outsmart police led to notoriety, and at 32 he faces 20 more years behind bars ending a life of crime.
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Peter Miller
Miller
Won Walle
Feedom
Walla Walla
Ballinger Letters Made Public Reveal Interior Ties
Collier's reports a series of secret letters showing Richard Ballinger responding to Alaska land fraud concerns. The correspondence, dated 1908 1909, includes ex-Gov Moore urging a fairer interpretation of statutes and noting hardship on settlers lured by federal promises. Carr states the letter arrived in Washington five days after posting.
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Collier's
Secretary of the Interior
Ballinger
Glavie
Cunningham
Moore
Walla Walla
Wash
General Land Office
Alaska
Washington
Carr
Glavis Attacks Ballinger Pinchot Papers Row
Glavis and Pinchot allies accuse Interior Dept of withholding records as Congress probes the Ballinger Pinchot dispute. Glavis loses temper denying theft of letters, says officials framed him. He accuses Ballinger of criminal escrow deals and improper Alaska patent actions.
Alleged German forger faces transfer to Los Angeles
A. Porm, 30, a German, is charged with embezzling 400 dollars and forging checks on the Swift Packing Co. He was turned over to Los Angeles authorities this morning after Seattle police traced him from the city jail. Detective B. C. McCann arrived from Southern California to escort him south for trial.
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A. Porm
Los Angeles
B.C. McCann
California
Seattle
Swift Packing Company
Pawnbrokers Fined in Usury Guilty Plea
Ten pawnbrokers pleaded guilty to usury in Justice Carroll's court and were fined 15 dollars each. Fines were paid by their attorney Kenneth McIntosh for RF. Raeh mil, L. Perl, J. Hurwits, B. Ll. Dover, M. Perl, H. Greenblatt, A. J. Rotkins, d. Feinbloom, J. H. Plant, W. Kapes.
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Justice Carroll
Kenneth McIntosh
RF. Raehmil
L. Perl
J. Hurwits
B. Ll. Dover
M. Perl
H. Greenblatt
A. J. Rotkins
D. Feinbloom
J. H. Plant
W. Kapes
Carriers Aid Widowed Kirkland Widow With Seven Children
Seattle and rural letter carriers rally to support the widow of A. W. Beely of Kirkland who died two weeks ago. Beely, formerly a rural carrier, had not worked since June, and his death leaves a mother and seven children in need as unpaid bills accumulate.
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Seattle
A. W. Beely
Kirkland
Seely
Littl
General Wood Is Very Ill in Baltimore
Major General Leonard Wood, operated on last week at Johns Hopkins hospital, is reported in serious condition. Surgeons had hoped for a rapid recovery, but today’s report says the operation was not as successful as hoped and physicians are much concerned.
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United Press
Baltimore
Leonard Wood
Johns Hopkins Hospital
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