Sawyer trial recounts gun, map, and juror views in murder case
Testimony describes bullet severing arteries near the heart and a 60 to 76 foot run before death. Officials present a map of the shooting area while Mrs. Madge Anna Sawyer faces jury scrutiny, with witnesses detailing the weapon, gun safety, and Mrs. Sawyer’s alleged self defense claim. Jurors include diverse local residents and a Vancouver sister sits with mourning attire.
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Patterson
Sawyer
W. C Bickford
Harry Thompson
Bickford
A. Nicholson
A. P. Calhoun
DPD
J. Hart
Hart
Charlies Waechter
Hyde
Madge Anna Sawyer
Howard J. Sawyer
Lake Union
H. Jaundraw
Barber
Greenwood
Herman O. Neubert
Inet
66Th Ave
J. L. Martin
Sarah Prosser
Madison At
P. F. Bethagen
Ferdinand «T
A. W. Stauffer
Marie Hewett
Vancouver
B. C
Canada
Handel aria and cello noted in mixed concert reaction
A page one appraisal praises Trish melody McCormack’s Handel Imperial Bolomon rendering for its dramatic force and vocal sweetness, while deeming the cellist adequate though not a virtuoso. The reviewer extols the cello’s tone as close to perfection, noting its sobbing beauty above other voices.
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McCormack
Urge Bourbons to Favor Wets at French Lick Meeting
At French Lick Indiana on June 14 Democrats circulated telegrams and letters on wet platform prospects naming Governor Smith Charles Murphy Senator Watson and Tom Tauburt owner of the resort and Indiana party leader The messages favored Governor Edwards New Jersey as presidential nominee and hinted New York might back Brith on first ballot Hoover’s name also talked as a possible anti Bryan anti Wilson choice in a bid to defeat McAdoo or any administration ally.
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French Lick
Ind
United States
Smith
New York
Charles Murphy
Tammany Hall
Watson
Tom Taarurt
Indiana
Taggart
Edwards
New Jersey
Brith
San Francisco
Davin
Marshall
Hoover
Herbert
Democrats Promise Platform Aimed at Women Vote
Mrs. George Tasa of the Democratic National Committee arrived in San Francisco stating the party will adopt a platform appealing to millions of women voters. She said the Democrats will select a presidential candidate who meets the platform’s standards and noted Republicans are excluding women from inner councils, while Democrats claim women participate in party leadership nationwide.
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San Francisco
Democratic Party
George Tasa
Democratic National Committee
Aleo
Convention
Mra
Mana
Graduation Exercises at Beatle High and Queen Lincoln
The district presents graduation events at both Beatle High School and Queen Lincoln Auditorium tonight. East side ceremony streams cover Broadway High School students and the class of 800.
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Meany Hall
Entveretty
Oueen
Lincoln
Setard
Free psychology lecture and church fundraiser in Seattle area
A fragmented event list shows a free lecture on Practical Psychology at the Masonic Temple by Eisie Lincoln and a fundraiser for George parish school at Vraternal Hall. It also notes multiple residents listed with addresses and genders, plus minor community notices in Seattle and surrounding locales.
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Masonic Temple
Eisie Lincoln
Plenedict
Neon
J Thoman Will
Marriage licenses and legal notices in Beattie area
List of marriage licenses showing names, ages, and residences including Liphaul Chemawa Oregon Balem Finet Seattle Krumdick Bridges Swarts Willard Maker Mortons Dunn Morton Nelson Beattie Nissen Furton Overtook Nolan Adler Johnston Murphy Calder Callow Nora Everett Walia Beattie Towle Surviving deaths and divorces including Holmquist Anita infant Budd Yone Okamoto Ole Leknes James Hamilton and others listed with ages and locations in Seattle Tacoma and Beattie region.
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Liphaul
Chemawa
Morgal A. Balem
Finet
Charles F
Seattle
Legal Krumdick
Helen D
Legal Bridges
Thomas Beattie
Swarts Zolia J
Onceene Willard
Dudley W
Legal Maker
Ella G
Legal Mortons
Joseph MH
Bend
Dunn, Marie
Morton
Ralph KR
Freeport
Legal Nelson
May A. Beattie
Lees Schaffner
Nfyrom
Scenesene Sehida
Mary
Beattie
Eeee
Wolcker
J. Conrad
Olympia
Legal Anderson
Minnie Cllie
Legal Schulta
Charter EB
Westerberg
Folcom BE
Badick
Lewis A
Siegel
Dorothy H
Lelande
Andrew
Allee
Walia
John 1
Legal Nolan
Rone
Hull
Eng
Legal Adler
Conrad
Tacoma
Hambliet
Maude
A Johnston
Charter L
Legal Murphy
Bila
Hruce
Leonard
Mayer
Augusta Martha
Ewing
Edwin
Davin
Ethelyn le
Linville
Frank J
Holland
Bertha M
Anti Saloon League Opposes Cox for President
The Anti Saloon League declared against Gov. James M. Cox of Ohio as the presidential nominee. Wayne Wheeler called Cox the logical candidate for the wets but said, with prohibition the nation is under law, his candidacy is unthinkable and a menace to order. Bryan also voiced opposition in the accompanying statement.
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Anti-Saloon League
Cox
Washington
Anti Saloon League
James M. Cox
Ohio
Wayne Wheeler
League
Poison mistaken for flour hits Ogden family
In Ogden Utah on June 16 Mrs William Howard used poison meant for spraying fruit trees on a bread board by mistake. One grandson died and seven other family members are ill after consuming the contaminated bread.
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Ogden
Utah
William Howard
Demos Face Irish Question at Democratic National Convention
In San Francisco on June 28 the Democratic National Convention will decide Ireland policy as Illinois weighs sending former Gov. Edward F. Dunne to represent the resolution committee. Charles Boachenstein, national committeeman, pledges strong Illinois support to Ireland's freedom. If a minority report reaches the floor, gallery backing could surge.
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Ban Francisco
Ireland
Illinois
Edward F. Dunne
Resolution Committee
Dunne
United States
Charles Boeachenstein
Dilmois
Delege
San Francisco
Ilinois
Marshall Not Favoring Wets
Vice President Marshall rests in San Francisco after Chicago trip and is expected to join the Democratic National Convention resolutions committee as Indiana member. He will oppose liquor declaration, push law enforcement, and call the Irish question none of America’s business. He denies presidential candidacy and declined comment on the Republican ticket. he sent Governor Coolidge of Massachusetts a telegram of sympathy.
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San Francisco
Marshall
Chicago
Indiana
Resolutions Committee
America
Feago
Cootge
Massachusette
Davis Would Not Refuse Nomination
American attorney John W. Davis said he would not refuse a Democratic nomination if offered, though not actively seeking the presidency. He dismissed rumors that Colonel F M House was en route to London with a nominating trifecta as moonshine and said he knew nothing about House’s European trip.
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Davis
London
John W. Davis
F. M. House
Colonel House
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