Sutton suicide testimony shapes death by own action
Witness testimony centers on claims that Sutton killed himself amid a court case of death by self-inflicted act. The record describes witnesses noting the body, reactions at the scene, and testimonies from Adams Cross and Lieutenant to the stand about preceding events. The article references Thomas in the Army fete and Edward P. Roelke, with potential dismissal and hopes for work under a wil context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis
Adams Cross
Girl Returned Home After Illness Incident at Bromley
A girl is brought home to Bromley after a troubling incident. The story surfaced through public aid and press coverage. Rescuers and helpers rallied to assist her, with many offering aid and support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bromley
Privods
Prewa
Preudice H N De Wolfe Refuses to Discuss Charges Before Grievance Committee
H N De Wolfe of Tacoma refused to discuss his charges against the state supreme court with the grievance committee, citing lack of confidence in some members. He planned to present the matter to the State Bar Association at its Aberdeen annual session next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Bar Association
H. N. de Wolfe
Tacoma
de Wolfe
Bridges
State Bar Association
John Higgine
W. Roberts
Geokor
Grievante
Neemeciation
Moraine
Higgine J
Toston Black
Herdoce
State War Association
Aberdeen
Will Steeton
Wieker
Portland Fair Celebrations and Debates Over Day
The article recounts Portland celebration events tied to Beattle and De Wolfe, including committee debates, withdrawals, and reception at the Oregon State House. It notes testimony, a forthcoming report to be presented at Aberdeen, and potential conclusions about corruption and legality. Leading performers from Seattle theatres pledge participation in a later benefit at the Grand Theatre to aid a bereaved family, with ticket sales commencing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beattle
Portland
Seattle
Lewis de Wolfe
Clark Fair
Port
de Wolfe
de Wolffe
Conanitter
Bridgee
Oregon
Higgins
Wheeler
Bambra
Emma Bunting
Allleen May
Loisa Ferris Hartman
Utente
Cooper Named for Chicago Schools Superintendent
Prank B Cooper current superintendent in Brattle was nominated yesterday to head the Chicago schools. He is at Crystal Springs today and it is unclear if he will accept the appointment. Water outage notice follows with service main shutdown in parts north of Lake Union and the government canal on Wednesday July 21 from 1 am to 4 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prank B. Cooper
Brattle
Chicago
Cooper
Crystal Springs
Union
Navy Love Costly to Marriage in Divorce Suit
Ethel Argyle sues Harry Hays for divorce after he favors the United States Navy over his wife. The couple married in Seattle as Hob Evans’s fleet arrived a year ago. Hays reenlisted after their wedding, delaying plans to settle, prompting desertion charges from Argyle.
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Harry Hays
United States Navy
Lating
Hob Evans
Fleet
Seattle
Harry
Minnesota
Feet
Ethel Argyle
Hays
Pea
Buoch Arden
Navy
Plank Road Convention Boosts Western Press Circles
The second session of the annual convention at the fairgrounds drew editors from 32 stations across the West. Talks on tailoring country newspapers and telegraph coverage highlighted the session, with plans for Alaska and California trips and hints of another winter meeting. Weather forecasts promise clear, calm days as the Pay Streak hosts Press Club Night with free access to participating journalists.
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Portland Journal Carrier
Oregon
Port ‘Land
Beattle Press Club
Steven de Ger
Telly
Golden West
Pacific Slope
Alaska
California
Mth
Pie Arta
Fair ‘Grounds
Sud
Honolulu
Seattle Press Club
National Editorial Association
Press Club
Bevery
Ying Equadron
Bresemen
Frwe
Remodel Court House Sees Floor Expanded to Six Courtrooms
The county board approved the architect’s remodeling plan for the second floor of the courthouse. Four existing courtrooms will be expanded to six with redesigned jury rooms and four private judge offices, improving space and layout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commission
Court Howe
Doctors Meet in Northwest Medical Association Convention
The Northwest Medical Association convened at Broadway High School with about 160 delegates from the Northwest. This afternoon the business meeting began while wives and daughters of visiting delegates were entertained at Hotel Sorrento by local physicians' wives.
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Northwest Medical Association
Broadway High Schoo
Northwestt
Hotel Sorrento
King County Privaicians
Cheyenne Bill's Wild Wear Show at Madison Park
Cheyenne Bill's Wild Wear Show draws large crowds at Madison Park with two daily performances at 2:00 PM and 8:16 PM. The program features 14 spectacular acts including Indiana cowboys and bronco busters, ending with a dramatic hanging of a horse thief in old cattle country. riders perform outlaw bucking horse exhibitions in the afternoon and evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Land Congress of Rough Riders
Madison Park
Indiana
Gattle Country
Rough Riders
Councilmen Touched By Workmen's Story At Meeting
At a license and revenue committee hearing, councilmen donated cash to impoverished workers testifying against B. Jhere proprietor of All Nations Employment Agency 223 Seconday B The witnesses described false jobs and refunds denied and some workers left without meals The committee voted to revoke the license and prepare to act within two weeks The scene featured sharp exchanges with Councilman Me representing the defendant and Councilman Goddard objecting to representation while others supported Goddard
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
License and Revenue Committee
Pesveng
Wright
Evi
Thomas P. Me
Counceilman Goddard
Parig Declares Lease of University Tract Taxable
County Assessor A E Parish states the leasehold held by Metropolitan Building Company on the old university campus is taxable for 1908 and current year. Land under state levee is exempt. lease improvements are taxable at true cash value. Evaluating fair value is complex. future improvements complicate the base.
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Metropolitan Building Company
University Campus
A. E. Parish
Thomas A. Pariah
State Board of Tax Commissioners
Jas. A Moore
King County
Thomas A. Parish
Mackintosh
Taft Doomed to Fail Says General Weaver
General James A Weaver argues Taft will choose party over country and break pledges to prevent Republican split. Weaver criticizes tariffs, predicts realignment over current issues, praises Seattle’s growth, and comments on national party dynamics and influence of interests.
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Taft
General Weaver
James B. Weaver
Senate
Ike Cummins
Dolver
la Follette
Congress
Ite
Tam
Seattle
New York
Pacific
Republic
Babies christened at Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition opening
At the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition, June babies born during the fair month were christened in the Auditorium as Taft pressed the opening button. One by one 36 children received loving cups while helpers provided christening ceremonies for those lacking ministers or godfathers. Reports note sockeye runs in Bellingham.
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Alaska
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James N. Sutton
Preudice
Ste Dteeneston
A. Cooke
Bunch of Grapes
Warren
Florence Bromley
Bron Fo the Great
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Edgar B Piper
The
Portland Oregonian
Constance Piper
Henge
An.pomeroy
Father Herbert
Will Steele
Politica
Action
A. Nevin Pomeroy
Kersburg
J. P Bariner
Santa Ana
Cal. W
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Portlan
Boiadook Cescereesees Aol Nto i
Parig
James A. Weaver
A. R. Ketcham
Melroseay
United States
Republican Party
Taft Ucket
National Committee
Washington
Disrain Hayrick
Weason
Tae
A.Y.P
Bellingham
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