Finish Case Against Hillman Tomorrow in US Court
District Attorney Elmer E. Todd announced the government would rest its case tomorrow morning in the Hillman trial before Judge Donweorth. Testimony described a July excursion on the Venus and property deals, with Hillman allegedly promising transfers and work stops, while accusers claimed coercion and double sales to extract money and land.
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Elmer E. Todd
G. D. Hillman
Donweorth
C. D. Hillman
Dennis Carera
Hirmingham
Alvo
Seattle
Hillman
United States District Court
Carara
Nevada
Everett
Birmingham
Morrison
Compensation bill favored by labor committee in Olympia
Olympia February 15 report from the labor and labor statistics committee indicates passage of the employers compensation act with amendments by supporters. The rules committee will place the measure on the regular calendar this afternoon, likely delaying action until next week. Pasadena February 15 news notes Frederick Weyerhaeuser's illness denial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R Bureau
Olympia
Wash
Ympia
Committee On Labor and Labor Statistics
House
Friends of the Meas
Catarrh of the stomach treated by Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets
A boost for Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a safe, simple remedy for catarrh of the stomach and indigestion. The article touts digestion promotion, cites Dr Harlanson and Dr Bennett, claims tablets ease fullness, sour risings, heartburn, and nervous debility, and offers a free trial from F A Stuart Co Marshall Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlanson
Stuart
Bennett
F. A. Stuart Co
HOLD SUSPECT IDENTIFIED IN IDABEL TIMEs DYNAMITING CASE
Detective Samuel L Brown of Los Angeles visited Idabel Oklahoma to identify a suspect held there as David Caplin one of three men sought in connection with the Times dynamiting the suspect denies being Caplin no confirmation of success given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Okla
Samuel L. Brown
Los Angeles
Idabel
David Caplin
Caplan
Taft Signs Exposition Resolution In San Francisco Gift
President Taft signed the resolution awarding the Panama Pacific exposition in 1915 to San Francisco. He used a California gold pen as California campaigners, members of Congress, and others looked on, a photo was taken of the signing ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Taft
San Francisco
California
Congress
No Trace Yet of Missing Girl
Dorothy Arnold, New York heiress, remains missing after her disappearance on December 12. Flower Hospital officials denied reports she was or had been a patient there, clarifying that Dr. Hughes said Miss Arnold is not a patient. Marjorie Arnold, Dorothy’s sister, visited intern Dr. Arnold, triggering the rumor of a possible recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Dorothy Arnold
Flower Hospital
Hughes
Marjorie Arnold
Dorothy
Canadians Peeved Over Clark Flag Claim on Reciprocity
Canadians in Victoria reacted with displeasure to Champ Clark of Missouri stating the American flag could fly over all North America. The remark unsettles both supporters and opponents of reciprocity and is seen as potentially harming the treaty's prospects.
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Victoria
B. C
Champ Clark
Missouri
House of Representatives
Washington
North America
No Clue to Crook
Portland detectives admit a limited chance of catching the jewelry thief who struck the Diamond Palace Jewelry store on Washington street yesterday afternoon. Clerk James Gilbert was slugged and the safe looted of several hundred dollars in cash and over $2,000 worth of diamonds before the robber escaped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis Carara
Hillman
G. A. Lita
Portland
Hirmingham
Anderson
C. Co. Phi
Birmingham
Himan
J. O. Morrison
C. H. Broeckhagen
Roy EB. Dar.ington
S. Brockhagen
Portland, Or
Diamond Palace
Washington At
James Gilbert
Sanford Guilty of Forging Father in Law’s Check
Frank M. Sanford was convicted by a jury in Judge John F. Main's court yesterday on forging his father in law Adam Zickler's name to a $75 check. Zickler testified as prosecuting witness.
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Frank M. Sanford
John F. Main
Adam Zickler
Garbage collection free starting March 12
A city announces free garbage collection will begin on March 12 despite a recent supreme court ruling on the validity of the bond measure. The notice states the service will be provided without charge for residents.
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Supreme Court
Northwest delegates attend Augustana Synod conference opening
Delegates from across the Northwest, including British Columbia, gathered for the Columbia district annual conference which opened last night at the Swedish Lutheran church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwest
British Columbia
Columbia District
Augustana Synod
Swedish Laitheran Church
Referendum and Initiative Provisions in New Bill
The text describes that eight percent of voters can sign a petition to force an extraordinary election to adopt or repeal a bill. It also states a five percent threshold for petitions to call a vote on a bill the legislature passed, with a majority vote defeating it and the measure becoming void regardless of the governorature.
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House
Troops Save Juarez End Campaign With Navarro Arrival
Gen Navarro arrives at Juarez with 1000 federal infantry and 400 Mexican cavalry ending the Mexican insurrection around Juarez. The town fetes Navarro and his troops with banquets and celebrations as heroes of Northern Mexico.
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United Presa
el, Paso
Tex
Juarez
Navarro
Mexico
Yet He Lives In Attempt To Prove Malpractice Suit
Henry Crissy, plaintiff in a $50,000 malpractice suit against Dr. Rea Smith, underwent a second surgical operation in Los Angeles to support his charges. He left the hospital almost fully recovered from the test operation and the earlier procedure, though he was the loser in the case.
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Los Angeles
Rea
Initiative and referendum bill battles in Olympia house
After three hours of debate the initiative and referendum bill failed to secure a majority, with only 12 voting against it in the final roll call. Speaker and supporters claimed progress despite repeated amendments. opponents attacked the measure as socialist and anarchistic. If approved in the senate, it could go to a November 1912 constitutional vote. Eighteen speakers held forth during the heated session.
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Olympia
Firat
Committee of Constitutional Amendments
Teata
Todd
H. D. Buchanan
Denman
Phipps
Wright
Halsey
Victor Zednick
Dr. Beach
Mason County
Beach
Senate
Locke
Sims
Foster
Head
Teats
Ghent
Wray
Bird
R. E. Buchanan
Groff
Faulkner
Atkinson
Shutt
French
Zednick
Easy beauty aids and home face care remedies
A magazine style guide offers DIY beauty tips for facial care including a greaseless cream jelly made from almozoin and cold water, a quick canthrox shampoo for cleansing and dandruff relief, and dalatone hair remover with a glycerin finish. It also describes a complexion beautifier using apur max and glycerine for daily protection.
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Canthrax
Candidates Meeting Series Invites Citywide Participation
Citizens arrange a sequence of speaks by councilmanic candidates. Meetings occur Wednesday night at Dudley's ball South Park Ward's hall Georgetown Ontario hotel South Seattle. Thursday night at Masonic Temple University district Renton clubhouse Madison and Eighteenth. Friday night at Gallenger's West Seattle Youngstown. Saturday night Steiner's Interbay Junction hall Ballard. Monday night Onuuale's Rainier beach.
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Ctizens
South Park
Ward's
Interbay
Junction Hall
Ballard
Rainier Beach
Tafts War on the Magazines Threatens Extra Session
Washington reports threats to force an extra congressional session if the administration pushes a second class postal rate increase. Magazine publishers say they have Democratic and Progressive Republican backing to filibuster, aiming to halt the post office appropriation bill. In Missouri, Jefferson City notes a $500 fine for Broughton Brandenburg, author, upheld by the state supreme court for kidnapping his stepson.
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Washington
Congress
Post Office
Jefferson City
Broughton Brandenburg
St. Louisa
Supreme Court of Missouri
Verbal will of Bonner in Monte Carlo saloon tragedy
The verbal will of Joseph Bonner, killed by Wallaee Bussell at the Monte Carlo saloon, admits probate. It divides the estate valued around $20,000 between his father and Grace Armatropg, with Bernice Bonner, a six year old daughter, not remembered.
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Joseph Bonnner
Wallaee Bussell
Monte Carlo
Grace Armatropg
Bonner
Bernice Bonner
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Pasadena
Cal
Frederick Weyerhaeuser
United Pro
My United Press
United Pees
My Caled Press
Sanford
Peeples Bank
Cor
Vike
Edgar J. Wright
Ictor Zednick
Bill
AIR
Countess de Lesseps
St. James’ Church
London
Count de Leeseps
Miss Grace Mackenzie
Sir William Mackenzie
Ualted Peres
ABC
Moore Theatre
Grand Optra
John Cort
Wim. A. Brady
Morrison Rhoder
Thomas Wise
Matt Thureday
Haturda
Narry L. Cort
Mel Hoth
Hert
the Landers-Stevens Co
Sidney Drew
Milly
Alhambra Theatre
Miss Bunting
Lena Rivers
Heth Vhones
Girard & Gardner
Dooley and the Diamond
Pantages Theatre
Heven
Bussell
Smith-Phelan Co
Turpentine Co
Northwest Territory
TOM, Cos
Yakitat
Bentdh County
Yakima Valley
Great Horse Heaven Country
Prosser
Kiona
N. P
Gibbons
Chandler
Proaser
Kiowa
Strahorn Electric Power Ine
Yakima River
Northern Pacific
North Coast Railways
Rattlesnake Hills
Klickitat
Horse Heaven Country
Government High Line
Sunnyside
Corbette Building
Northwest Distributors
American Process Turpentine CO
Corbett Building
Oregon
National Bank
Rapid Service Engraving Co
JAMES
Ditty
Seventh Ave
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