Young Kentucky feudist breaker J. Stanley Webster rise noted
Spokane judge J. Stanley Webster, former Harris and Breathitt counties prosecutor at 26, earned fame for breaking up the feudist gangs in Kentucky. Known as one of the nation’s youngest prosecuting attorneys, he later joined the Washington bench in 1906 and presided over Spokane’s heaviest criminal term with no appeals.
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United States
J. Stanley Webster
Spokane
Mitchel Gilliam
Webster
Cynthiana
University of Michigan
Harris County
Harris
Breathitt
Webater
Curt Jett
Jett
J. B. Marcum
Lfe
James Cockril
Tom White
Breathitt County
Young Webster
Waslington
Hay
Superior Court
Spokane County
Odds and Ends From Everyday News Clippings
A collage of brief items from across the nation and world. Notable items include Seattle killer Charles Phillips granted a new trial, Riley the Kentucky Derby winner dying, a Riverside judge seeking governor’s race, and a Taft Fourth of July address in Boston with thousands of teachers expected.
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Olympia
Charles Phillips
Wella
Seattle
Rach Stebert
Supreme Court
Mt Vernon Man Finds A Cure At Bake Oven Treatment
John Marshall of Mt Vernon Washington describes his injury and rheumatism lasting three months after a knee sprain. He credits the Loughney Institute Bake Oven Methods with his complete recovery and urges others to seek their treatment.
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MT. Vernon
John Marshall
Washington
Loughney Imatitute
Loughney
Loughney Institute
Rheumatism and stomach cures touted at Loughney ovens
The advertisement claims hundreds cured of rheumatism and stomach, bowels and liver diseases by Loughney Bake Ovens. It invites patients to visit the Hhiney Institute for expert physicians and a trained nurse staff with care from 9 to 5 weekdays and 9 to 12 Sundays at suite 220 to 225 People's Bank Building at the corner of Ave and Pike.
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Marshall
Loughney
Tments
Hhiney Institute
People's Bank
Ave
Pike Street
Gleason invites T. R. to the Reno boxing match
A telegram from promoter Jack Gleason invites Theodore Roosevelt to attend the Jeffries Johnson fight in Reno on July 4. The message, forwarded to Roosevelt who is in Boston, thanks him for courtesies during his White House years.
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Hy United Press
Oyster Bay
N. Y
Jack Gleason
Jeffries Johnson
Theodore Roosevelt
Reno
Boston
Jeffries and
Johnson
Washington
White House
Baccin! Wiadopeski
Landregan
Lynn
Masa
Russia
Veterans of ’61 dying at rate of ninety a day
United Press reports pension officials say Grand Army veterans are dying at about 90 per day or 22 000 per year. Of 2 213 000 federal soldiers, only 999 000 remain alive. projections suggest one veteran will still draw a pension in 1955. Deaf People Give Entertainment in Seattle
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United Press
Washington
Grand Army
Seattle
Victoria Vancouver Excursions Run June 30 to July 4
Sailings offered June 30 to July 4 on the Victoria Vancouver route. Return trips available until July 5 with fares of 2.10 dollars to Victoria and 4.00 dollars to Vancouver. Ships Princess Victoria and Princess Charlotte cited as fastest on the Coast. Canadian Pacific offices at 609 First Ave and Pier A foot of Washington St. Phones 209. Navy yard open to visitors Saturday Sunday and the Fourth.
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Victoria
Vancouver
Princess Victoria
Princess Charlotte
Canadian Pacific
Washington St
Pointed Paragraphs from a Chicago News Sample
A collection of pithy, ironic maxims on fault, criticism, gender, marriage, and social behavior. The excerpts critique reputation and propriety with a wry tone, noting how perception differs from intent and how etiquette often masks truth.
Thousands Sleep On Coney Beach As Heat Grips City
Heat grips New York with temperatures near 80 degrees at night. Thousands flee the city to Coney Island, sleeping on the beach amid a rising death toll and widespread prostrations.
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Coney Beach
Dy United Frees
New York
Coney Island
Aviators Gather for European Meet Promising Big Prizes
Aviators from across Europe converge in Paris for the Khelins aviation meet beginning tomorrow. Forty biplanes and 25 monoplanes enter contests with total prizes of 65000 dollars. Competing pilots include Rolla Bleriot De Lome Dubonnet Farman and Langbert. Also notes a Bremerton Fourth land and water celebration and a Dreamland dance tonight.
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Ed Vested Prees
Paris
Europe
Khelins Aviation
Rolla
Bleriot
de Lomseps
Farman
Dubonnet
Langbert
Roosevelt Jr. to Spend The Fourth With Stewart E White
Mr and Mrs Theodore Roosevelt Jr will spend the Fourth of July with Stewart E White at their Bahhara California home. The event is announced in this brief society note from Banta Bahhara.
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Stellacoom
Grandin
Evangelist
T. R. JR
Stewart E. White
United Pree
Banta Bahhara
Cal
Theodore Roostvelt, Jr
Mrs. Stewart Ward White
Carpinteria
Senator Bryan Hearing Moves Amid Debarment Bid
A report from the beach cottage near Carpinteria describes the hearing related to Senator Wheeler and a debarment order. Judge John F. Main agreed to fill a vacancy from Judge Hayward’s motion, with a requested change of venue to King County among the proceedings.
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Sen
Bryan
Superior Court
John F. Main
Wheel
Sights on the Sound Navy Yard Excursion from Seattle
A Seattle harbor excursion article extols the Navy Yard route led by H. B. Kennedy. It describes the Kennedy, Athlon, and Tourist as premier sightseer boats to Bremerton and Port Orchard with views of the Bremerton naval complex, battleships, cruisers, Fort Ward, and Sinclair's Inlet. The trip costs 50 cents round trip, covers about 40 miles, and runs from 6:35 to 10:30 am with additional sailings.
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Seattle
Queen City
Atlantic Coast
Sound
Fairyland
Bremerton Navy Yard
Navy Yard
H. B. Kennedy
Kennedy
Athlon
United States
Bremerton
Oregon
Nis
Port Orchard Bay
Point Herron
Naval Station
Pacific Coast
Nipsic
U. S
Sinclair's Inlet
Port Orchard
Kitsap County
Charleston
Romans Photo CO
Remerton
K. Kennedy
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Taft
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Gleason
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