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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jan 14, 1909

Page

3

Ole Hansen Endures Double Cross in Senate Fray

In Olympia on January 14 Ole Hansen faces a political betrayal as Senators Alten and Knickerbocker are accused of foul play in a Balkan frame-up over a racing bill. The dispute centers on bill introduction timing and authorship with Hansen overshadowed while others push a track betting measure.

T. J. Dillon Olympia Ole Hansen Booth Alten Knickerbocker Ole Legislative Halla Senate Hansen Pliny Allen Allen House Hoath Katekert Ponfer

Two Cent Lincoln Stamp Authorized by House

The house approves a two cent Lincoln stamp to mark the centennial birth anniversary of the martyred president. The decision reflects a commemorative issue tied to Washington era sentiment.

Lincoln Washington House

Labor Versus the Militia in Olympia Legislation

In Olympia on January 14 the legislature considers an adjutant general bill with penalties for disseminating militia affiliation information to labor lobby members. The measure implies disbarment from unions for those linked to militias, though many unions discourage such disclosure and membership questions remain contentious.

T. J. Dillon Olympia Miltu la Lobby Bor Milla Questio

Veterans ask free use of armory buildings in Olympia

G A R and Spanish War veterans refuse to rent meeting halls unless a new bill allows free use. Chief Deputy Grain King of Tacoma notes a measure that would permit armories in cities to provide meeting spaces without charge.

T. J. Dillo Olympia Halla Grain King Tacoma

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