Grand Jury Targets Chief Sullivan Over Gambling Ties
Three witnesses testified before the grand jury this morning amid focus on Chief Jobo Sullivan and the police department. The panel probes the chief’s stance toward gamblers and possible connections to the Monte housing periphery and Clancy graft, with indictments likely before adjournment.
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Police Department
Jobo Sullivan
Sullivan
Monteing House
Fifth
Feid
Ramblers
Heen
Ferguson
Mathers
Yeurtreem
Machines threaten skilled glasswork in Muncie report
A glassworker returning from Alexandria claims American Window Glass Co. uses Mattering machines for glass making with great success. The plant is fenced and guarded to keep outsiders out. The claim stirs concern among workers who fear machines may eliminate skilled labor.
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Muncie, Ind
Alexandria
American Window Glass Co
Judge Gray Is Ill and Strike Turmoil Reported
In a trade union dispute coverage, Judge Gray is ill as testimony in the commission hearing proceeds. Witnesses recount strikes, insults to soldiers, and funeral processions marred by pickets and scab taunts. Dettiger defeats Duffy for district No. 7 presidency. Kasson blamed amid police payroll disputes and city hall rumors involving Seattle Electric Company.
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Rev. R
William Dettiger
Thomas Duffy
Police Clerk Eascon Blacklisted Amid City Disturbances
A chaotic report details a city police clerk named Eascon being blacklisted while a carnival of crime unfolds. It notes civil service actions, appeals to the superior and supreme courts, and arrests of the Van Kuren youths for disturbing the peace and assaulting officers at the opera house.
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Kuren
Atteing
Rand
Kasson
Hergeant Leighton
Civil Service Commission
Fascon
Superior J Court
Supreme Court
Ballivan aWore
Grand Jury Hearings In Stock Swindle Case At Seattle
County Attorney Gardner testifies before the grand jury regarding Mrs ties A Lint charged with a $10,000 stock swindle in Seattle. Prosecuting witness Mrs M J Luts and Ed Pincus appear on the stand as the jury probes the case. The details are presented amid other county criminal business and testimony.
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Gardner
Mra
Tieyd A. Lint
Seattle
M. J. Luts
Ed. Pincus
Ten Pincus
Elk's Lodge at Ballard to Organize Tonight
Ballard residents hear that a lodge of the order will be organized tonight with 25 charter members and 15 new ones. The Haruness News committee reports a Carnegie donation letter pending approval by Andrew Carnegie, to be discussed next Monday. Postmaster Frank B. Pella was taken ill with possible pneumonia last night.
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Carnegiee Library
Ballard
Jan
Mika
Hariness Mews Association
Andrew Negie
Carnegie
Frank B. Pella
Trust Regulation Bills Advance in Washington
Chairman Jenkins of the committee and Attorney-General Koob/doubt reflect the administration views. Two bills prepared seek Sherman Act amendment and creation of a commission to enforce trust legislation.
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Washington, Bb
Aes
Jenkins
Cary Committee
Koo
Bherman
Wpmen
Violence toll in San Francisco rises with monthy deaths
The coroner’s office records a high count of violent deaths in San Francisco for the past month. Among the 147 cases are victims from a train wreck, a shipwreck, drownings, shootings, gas incidents, hangings and throat-cutting deaths.
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Ban Francisco
San Francisco
Shyron
An Italian King’s Death Anniversary Draws Crowds
In NOME on January 9 a procession marked the 26th anniversary of King Stor Hmmanuel’s death. Thousands from provinces gather in Rome and visitors flock to the Pantheon as the government seeks greater honor than the Vatican in noting the pope’s coronation.
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Nome
Hmmanuel
Rome
Opposition Held to Smoot Mormon Senate Bid
Utah leaders report President Roosevelt opposes the election of Reed Smoot to the United States Senate, saying it would arouse bitterness and actional contentions in the state. Reports indicate Smoot is the certain candidate with little organized opposition beyond his Mormon faith.
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Washington, D
Benator Kearns
Utah
Roosevelt
United States Senate
Heed Smoot
Senate
Heporta
Amoot
Fourth bandit linked to Western tona train raid captured
Detectives arrested a fourth suspect, Thomas Kennedy, in Beattle while pursuing a gang tied to an October 10 Pacific train robbery. Police wire Montana authorities for identification as two members face new charges from multiple city robberies, including a Greenike family home invasion and a Meaticotor resort hold-up.
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Pacific
Tona
Xeeterde
Detectiverne
Hyrnes
Kent
Howee
Montana
Minneton
Thomas Kennedy
Rathan
Rehie
Johnurphy
William Carter
Renee Yestareee
Doyle
Murphy
Carter
Kennedy
Green Inke
First Avenue
Thie Place
Suit sale on clothes and furnishings at cost
A local dealer advertises a sale offering a suit of clothes or any item in men's and boys' furnishings at actual cost, excluding E and W collars cuffs and Stetson hats. The ad invites customers to question and be shown the proof, promising to satisfy any reasonable doubt and earn customer confidence.
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MR. Sullivan
Clancy
Perguson
Erand
Bennoni
Gonte & Power
Pincus
Casmens
John Clancy
Chaney
Pireto Avenue
J. Fred Gardner
Wwyer
United States
Wilson BR. Gay
Ben Pincus
Ed Pincus
Civic Reform Clube
Ths
Bul- Hvan
George A. Piper
Piper
Caely
Mub
Uncle Sam
Converse
Eek
Meerds
Wari
Wilson
W Tnesnes
Gortin
Kassen Wan
Kasse
Grout
Easson
Mence Flascon
George W. Dickinson
Heattle Electric Company
Barson
Sulivan
New Tt la Ramore
Bee
Essnon
Poin
Din. Mm
Horeefon
Thekinnon
Ehitwon
Shamrock
London
Swanigaer
Denny's
Gleagow
Hasting
Pellevonta
Daniel H. Hastings
Hastings
Avernor of
Pennsylvania
Elk’s Lodge
Cumming
William Cochrane
O'Brien
Martin Cummings
Willem Cochrane
Armier
John Costello
Court Homes
OL Wells
Vienna
Des
Spokane
Basoommeant
Maloon
Thie City
Anioone
Francisco
Clarence Retn
New Orleans
Emberallntary Cums
Western Union Telegraph Company
Andrew Houser
Totegraph Company
Vale
Birmingham
Ala
Bhort Creek
Portland
Ette Norton
Burns
Refron
Geer
W. Sinks Verguson
Georgetown
Wed & Claim
Aemaren
Maya
Godfrey Ocleen
Eagle Ederson
Gustave Moeleneen
Emieen
Ferdinand Frederickeen
Frank Volkendal
Philip Halm
Christian Christopherries Christopherson
Oscar Jorgen
F. M. Worchester
Acalda
Dave
Worchester
New York
Jamce Duke
The
Morning Journal
Herbert S. Upper
Bgeheouerman
Firet Avenue
Cherry Street
Bruichinson CO
UOK
R. T. Shannon Grocery Company
Wevcees
James Henry
Western Ave
Canard
South Africa
Chamberlain
Alpred Port
Joseph Chamberlain
Colonial Office
Capetown
Alfred Belt
Diamond King
Jameson Ie
Alfred Bell
Washington, D. C
Darling
Navy Department
Humphrey
Paget
Adams & Blanchard
Alexander Bridge
Monarch Shoe and Clothing Company
M. A. Gray &Co
Globe Clothing Company
Post Office
Denny
Majestic
N. W
First Ave
Spring St
First Avenue South
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