Federal Judge Neterer Backed Recall During Career
Jere Neterer of Whatcom County once supported the recall of judges and later became a federal judge in the Western District of Washington. The article traces his career from local prosecutor and judge to federal appointments, noting his progressive views and public service.
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Jere Neterer
Bellingham
Whatcom County
Ban Rai
Hoch der Kaiser
Jere
Democratic Party
Washington
N-D
Jere Neeterer
United States
Superior Court
Judge Neterer
B. H. Hadley
Whatcom
Hadley
Neterer
Bourbon Lot
C. H. Hanford
Clinton Howard
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Europe
Man seeks to move wife's grave as money fears rise
George B. Stone, a retired policeman, asked Supreme Court Justice Philbin for permission to disinter Mrs Laura B Stone from a Woodlawn Cemetery plot costing 1700 dollars and relocate to a cheaper single grave after declaring he is penniless. Justice Philbin denied the request.
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New York
Supreme Court
Philbin
George B. Stone
Laura B. Stone
Woodlawn
Stone
Justice Philbin
Bryan Isn't Only Saint in Cabinet
Washington July 29. The Wilson administration features Attorney General McReynolds as equally temperate. he does not drink smoke or chew and is said to avoid even mild exclamations like the president’s tut tut.
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Poindexter
Judge Neterer
Wilson
Neterer
Whatcom County
Washington
Bryan
McReynolds
Seattle
D. W. Thomas
Bryan introduces Alaska bill in House
Rep J W Bryan of Seattle introduces the Poindexter type Alaska opening bill in the House with support for government development of Alaska resources including timber coal and rail and steamship lines. He favors supplying the Pacific coast and distributing coal via the Panama Canal to the Atlantic coast. The ad for Butler’s Liquid Tooth Filler appears amid the text.
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Bryan
Alaska
Washington
J. W. Bryan
Seattle
House of Representatives
House
Pacific Coast
Panama Canal
Atlantic
United States
Mr. Itirgan
Threat of thug kills woman in Collingswood
In Collingswood New Jersey on June 11 a highwayman terrified Mrs Ella Norbom by ordering her and her husband to surrender. She fainted when he sprang from behind a tree and fell, breaking her leg. The shock to her nervous system led to acute indigestion and her death after medical experts failed to help.
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Collingswood
N. J
Mra
Ella Norbom
Mra. Norbom
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