Illness depletes jurors in Newberry election fraud trial
In Grand Rapids on January 10 United Press reports illness thinning the jury pool in the Thomas H. M. Newberry election fraud trial alongside 134 co-defendants. Juror Will & Purple fainted en route to court and was treated. three defendants, Lewis Burr George W. John and M Lee, excused for illness. Judge Sessions warned delays may occur but opening statements by Frank C. Bailey for the prosecution and Judge James O. Murfin for the defense are expected Monday.
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United Press
Grand Rapids
Mich
Thomas HM. Newberry
United States District Court
Will & Purple
Brutus
Clarence W. Sessions
Lewis Burr
George W. John
M Lee
Frank C. Bailey
United States Attorney General
James O. Murfin
Detroit
Murfin
Newberry
United States Senate
United States
Solons Worry Over Europe in Treaty Fight
Washington Jan 20 The growing seriousness of world affairs draws Senate attention as treaty ratification battles loom. Observers cite threats of upheaval in the East and unrest in Central Europe, plus global economic turmoil from falling exchange rates, as factors senators may use to their advantage.
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Nevada to Call Session on Suffrage
Carson City Nevada January special session of the state legislature will be convened February 7 for the sole purpose of ratifying the suffrage amendment to the constitution.
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Carson City
Nev
Jan
Wise Judge Advises Husband to Depart
Capetown January 30 a plainclothes man told the judge she would kill her husband stone dead the next time she met him the husband was advised to leave town Extradition proceedings against George Francia Rowe and Chris Tjonevig were taken under advisement by Judge Neterer Thursday They were indicted in New York for misrepresentations in sale of copper mine stock.
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Capetown
George Francia Rowe
Chris Tjonevig
Neterer
New York
Booze Cache Found After Raid On former Little Brown Church
Deputies with four federal agents raided the Iton hotel at 919 Senecast searching for liquor and cattle fraud. George Roberts, proprietor, was arrested Friday as investigators uncovered one bottle of whisky. The operation followed several days of quiet surveillance.
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Senecast
George Roberts
Iton Hotel
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Little Brown
Seneca St
Armory Smoker Promises Evening of Boxing and Fun
The Third Washington Infantry National Guard hosts a free Armory smoker featuring H. C. of L. bouts for organization supremacy. Fans will enjoy wrestling relay races equipment races drills and guardsmen stunts plus the University of Washington quartet provides musical interludes.
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University of Washington
New Pest Hanks Love Signal at Summit Apartments
Anna Vera Finley of the Washington Press Service swears tenants at Summit Apartments 1118 Madison St and Adrian Court Minor Ave face a nightly horn blasting nuisance. She alleges a whistling rufus and a car horn serenade disturb residents after 8 pm and again around 11 pm with loud signals and party-traffic noise.
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Adrian Court
Minor Ave
Madison St
Summit Apartments
Anna
Market Observes 10th Anniversary at Sanitary Market
Market patrons celebrate the 10th anniversary with colored singers entertaining attendees. Children receive souvenirs while some food items are sold at cost. Managers claim early adoption of a refrigerator plant and high ceilings for ventilation. Live steam refrigeration fills fish markets for daily crab cooking in season. Vegetables are displayed to harmonize colors and upper floors focus on food preparation for sale below.
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Sanitary Public Market
Snyder Denies IWW Involvement In 1917 18 Labor Strikes
Seattle attorney Edgar C. Snyder testified in Tacoma that he found no evidence of violence or sabotage by the IWW during the 1917 18 lumber strike. He said IWW members opposed violence and even watched for provocations by employers, meeting with them to settle disputes. Snyder, wearing workingman’s clothes to learn the truth, was the defense’s star witness.
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Tacoma
Wash
Edgar C. Snyder
Seattle
W. W
Snyder
United States
Washington
Aberdeen
W. W. Snyder
Symphony concert and talks on University of Washington campus
Tonight at 8 pm in Meany Hall Seattle Symphony Orchestra performs with soloist Marcella Craft. Free concert for all veterans under an all smoke-free policy. Mayor Gerald to address West Seattle residents at Ald Community Club at 4:20 pm. Maj Malcolm Douglas and Charles Sims to preside. Puppeteer presentation of A Midsummer Night's Dream at Cornish Theatre.
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Meany
University Campus
Seattle Syomphony Orchestra
Mies Marcella Craft
P teMayor
Ptrgerald
West Seattle
Ald
Candidates for three year term in council appear before club
At noon to six p m candidates for a three year term in council discuss issues before the King County Democratic club in Cornell chambers. The Metropolitan presents Dascha Heifetz in a return concert at 10 p m and 8 30 p m at Cornell theatre. A puppeteer presentation of Midsummer Night's Dream plays at Cornish theatre.
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Meves
Counell
King County Democratic Club
Cornell Chambers
Municipal League Investigating Committee
Dascha Heifetz
Cornish Theatre
Baldness Cause and Prevention Study by George Mac Leod
George MacLeod argues in the work 1504 HB. 62nd at. Beattle that baldness results from mechanical factors rather than medical ones.
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George MacLeod
Man Robs With $3 Sticking Up Avon Hotel
A. FB. Jeamer of Avon hotel handed an armed holdup $3 at Second Ave and Vine St shortly before midnight Thursday. He said the thief missed a second purse containing $20. L. C. Gilman, district director, forecast that Uncle Sam will relinquish the railroads to former owners by March 1.
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Avon
Sam
L. C. Gilman
Perching I Is Los An… Arizona Firemen Pay Plan
Fragmentary text references Pershing, Arizona district, San Angelo, and a council discussing firemen’s pay. Mentions a $140,000 fund and a druggist refund ointment. Details are unclear and garbled.
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