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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jul 30, 1912

Page

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Stop Look and List at State Bar Meeting

Critics deride corporation lawyers at Tacoma during the State Bar association annual meet. The event features a keynote on judicial reforms with figures like Brown of Northern Pacific and Hanford linked lawyers on the program. Admission is free, drawing local interest and protest.

Hanford Corporation Tacoma State Bar Association Mne Dovell Seattle Seattle Electric E. C. Hughes Taft Aldrich Cannon Brown Northern Pacific C. H. Hanford C. W. Dorr

Higher-Ups Seen Arrested in Gang Murder Case

New York police graft scandal widens as Lieut Chas Becker is arrested for the Rosenthal killing. Gambler Herman Rosenthal shot near the Metropole hotel as investigation intensifies into police corruption and alleged protectors.

New York Rosen Thal Morndaly Herman Rosen New Metropole United Press York Po- Chas Becker Herman Rosenthal Whit Jun Fof New Metropole Chas. Becker Wm. J. Gaynor Board of Aldermen Rose Whitman Grand Jury Rosenthal Wallon Webber Sing Sing Big Jack” Zeelig Harry Horrowitz Gip the Blood Frank Fuller Whitey Lewis Louis Rosenzewel Lefty Louie Dago Frank Chofici Weber

Taft Commutes Sentences of Hedderly and Hynes

On testimony from physicians that they would die if imprisoned longer President Taft commuted the sentences of A W Hedderly and Richard Hynes to expire upon payment of their fines. The two men were convicted in Portland Oregon of land fraud conspiracy.

United Press Washington Taft A. W. Hedderly Richard Hynes Portland, Or

Titanic wreck report blames speed and lifeboat failures

A British board of trade inquiry report charges the Titanic disaster to excessive speed and improper lifeboat arrangements. It absolves Lord Cosmo Duff-Gordon of bribery claims and notes J Bruce Ismay bore moral responsibility but escaped with minimal loss of life.

Ny United Prees London British Board of Trade J. Bruce Ismay White Star Line Lord Mersey Lord Cosmo Duff-Gordon

Southerner for Chairman

After a three hour conference with Col. Roosevelt Sen ator Joseph M Dixon announced that John Parker a New Orleans Democrat had been chosen permanent chairman of the bull moose convention meeting in Chicago at noon Monday.

United Free Oyster Bay Col. Roosevelt Joseph M. Dixon Montana Roosevelt John Parker New Orleans Chicago

Knudsen Files for Commissioner Seat in Sole Early Bid

Chris Knudsen filed for the commissioner race as the sole entrant today while Millard Price, the socialist candidate for Congress, was the only filer yesterday. The notices show a sparse field with no other nominees yet.

Chris Knudsen Millard Price Congress

Weather Forecast for Tonight and Wednesday

Fair tonight and Wednesday with little temperature change. Light northwesterly winds and noon temperature around zero.

Women Pack Court To Listen To Woman's Trial

In Santa Georgia a courtroom crowd, mostly women, packed the chamber as Daisy Grace, accused of trying to murder her husband, faced the judge. An hour recess slowed proceedings due to Grace family travel delays and trouble moving a stretcher into the room. Grace's mother testified about her son's wife visiting Newman after the shooting on March 5 and disputed that the husband shot himself.

Sylan Ruute Press Santa Daisy Grace Grace L. Hill Newman Daisy Ulrich Opie Grace Atlanta, Ga

Darrow on land denies every charge in McNamara case

Mrs Clarence Darrow sits at defense table in Los Angeles court as the defendant recites the closing of the McNamara case. She weeps quietly through the morning session, described as frail and strained by the long trial.

Los Angeles Clarence Darrow McNamara Darrow

Clarence Darrow Denies Prosecution Charges On Witness Stand

Clarence Darrow testified in Los Angeles on July 30 denying all state charges and detailing points left by witnesses. The questioning touched Bain case juror qualifications and claimed Darrow bribery allegations regarding Robert F. Bain, focusing on juror reliability and alleged payments.

United Press Los Angeles Clarence Darrow Rogers Geo. N. Lockwood Bain McNamara Robert F. Bain Darrow Franklin Chain

Bremerton Talk Sparks War Warnings and Mine Plot

In Bremerton a speaker voices dire warnings about unpreparedness for war with Japan. Gunner's Mate Scully explains naval defense mines and plot boards used to track enemy positions. The dialogue mixes humor and tension as civilians question readiness and threat.

Fred L. Boalt Bremerton Seattle Scully Otta Point Plattery Straits Puget Sound Mr. Scully

Forces push to end Hanford probe amid resignation claim

United Press report notes McCoy and Graham deny any deal to end the Hanford impeachment probe if he resigned. They acknowledge favoring dismissal but state no agreement existed. Higgins rests at home in Norwich. Impeachment trial could take six weeks and cost $100,000. The House Judiciary Committee will decide on charges.

United Press Washington Hanford Congressmg Graham McCoy House Judiciary U. S Cornelius H. Hanford Seattle Returo Washington Today Higgins Norwich Cossman

Taft Holds Acceptance Of Hanford Resignation

President Taft refuses to accept the resignation of United States Judge C H Hanford until he has met with the subcommittee of the house judiciary committee. The panel is expected to arrive soon to weigh impeachment charges in Seattle. Taft warned he would not accept the resignation if the subcommittee found sufficient evidence for impeachment, in which case the investigation would proceed.

Taft Washington United States C. H. Hanford House Judiciary Committee Seattle Hanford Subcommittee

104 Year-Old Rebecca Kissick Challenges Women Over 50

Philadelphia news notes Miss Rebecca Kissick aged 104 today challenges all women over 50 to race to the top of City Hall. The 348 foot building requires climbing 500 steps plus a ladder ascent to the tower, a bold stunt to prove she feels no older.

Philadelphia Rebecca Kissick City Hall

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