U S JURISTS FACE CURBS AS SENATORS PROPOSE LIMITS
A Washington report outlines moves to curb federal judges power by limiting terms to six years and exploring constitutional amendments to curb judicial review. Basil Manty leads talks with senators urging rapid completion of an investigation into replacing life tenure with accountable, limited service.
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Congress
Basil M. Manty
Taft
War Labor Board
Direc
People’s Legislation Service
U. S
Supreme
Pferth
la Follette
American Federation of Labortion
Cincinnati
Manly
Ron
Prac
Hodge Seeks Sheriff Bid in September Primaries
Hubert T. Hodge, former King County sheriff, announces his candidacy for sheriff in the upcoming September primaries. He pledges honest, economical, efficient and impartial performance if elected, courting the backing of real Americans.
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Hubert T. Hodge
King County
Ameri
Publisher's Widow Brings Body Home
TOS ANGELES June 27 Margery Brinton Barham widow of Guy I Barham LA publisher who died recently in London returned with his body. She was accompanied by her young daughter Millicent.
Alleged Speeders Sentenced to Jail
Two men accused of speeding at 63 miles per hour on EB Mar way April 30 were jailed two days and fined 80 dollars each by Police Judge John B. They posted bail of 150 dollars apiece while appealing.
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EB. Mar
F. L. Hofius
P. Oldham, Jr
Ith Ave. W
John B
Brother of Mrs Barbour Sought by Detroit Widow
Mrs Jennie Barbour of 1533 Ash St Detroit seeks news of her brother Herbert Jerome Thomas who disappeared in transit after a letter to Mrs Barbour was lost in the mails. No word has reached her despite years of searching.
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Herbert Jerome Thomas
Jennie Barbour
Herbert Jerome
Bee
Famous Japanese Prince dies after brief illness
Tokyo reports the death of Prince Yorihito Higashi Fushimi aged 55. A nav al officer who rose to admiral while serving in the Russo Japanese war era, he was one of the nobility’s prominent figures and is cited as the 11th son of the late Prince Kunjiye.
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Toyko
Japan
Yorihito Higashi-Fushimi
Kunjiye
Capper Tincher Measure Passed By House
The House approved and sent to the Senate the Capper Tincher bill, imposing strict government regulation on the Chicago Board of Trade and other major grain exchanges dealing in grain futures.
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Washington
House
Senate
Chicago Board of Trade
Bandit Steals $25 From Victim on 42nd Ave
A bandit held up John Weeks at 41st and Avenue 8 West late Monday night and escaped with $25. The holdup occurred on 42nd Avenue between Genesee and Oregon Streets. Guy E. Isaacs of 701 Columbia Street was injured, hospitalized with a fractured ankle after a fall on the Julian Luckenbach dock.
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John Weeks
Genesee and
Oregon Sts
Guy E. Isaacs
Columbia At
Seattle General Hospital
Julian Luckenbach
N. P. Dock
50 Units Ready for 4th Parade
More than 50 units including nearly a score of bands will join the Fourth of July parade announced by the American Legion committee. Major contingents come from five battleships in Elliott Bay with bands and Marines, Camp Lewis, Fort Lawton, and local National Guard. Local officials and veterans groups will partake, with decorated cars adding color.
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American Legion Committee
Elliott Bay
Camp Lewis
Fort Lawton
National Guard
J. Brown
W. B. Severyne
American Legion
Spanish War Veterans
Tiad Beaforth Highlanders
Ragpipers
Vancouver
Th. C
Bagies
Moone
Newsboys
Boy Scouts
Salvation Army Band
Adame
Ballard Elkscene of the Confederacy
Legate Witness Weitz Leaves Seattle for Oklahoma
Emanuel Weitz, a mystery witness in the Legate murder case, was returning to Hitchock Oklahoma after prosecutors paid his travel and witness expenses. He had been in Seattle to testify at the coroner’s inquest into Patrolman Charles Legate’s death and was held for grand jury testimony.
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Emanuel Weitz
Legate
Hitchcock
Okla
Malcolm Douglas
Douglas
Weitz
Seattle
Wells
Charles ©. Legate
Coyle Honored in San Francisco by Disabled Veterans Meet
Lieut. Gov. W. J. Coyle of Seattle, president of the List division of the American Legion, arrived in San Francisco to attend the Disabled Veterans of the World War convention. He was met by a special committee and escorted with cheers to convention headquarters at the St. Francis hotel.
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San Francisco
W. J. Coyle
Seattle
List Division
American Legion
Drum and Bugle Corps
Statue Chapter
St. Francia Hotel
Decorate Your Auto For Fourth Of July Parade
The Star urges participation in the Fourth of July parade with prizes for three attractive decorated autos. Plans were not finalized and an announcement was postponed. Community Service seeks many cars to entertain Pacific fleet sailors arriving Saturday. Volunteer by calling Mia J D McPherson Eliott 1971.
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Prigeas
Mia
J. D, McPherson
Eliott
Miller to Return to Vindicate Self At Beattie Lecture
Dr Orlando Edgar Miller a psychologist who left the city amid criticism of stock selling will return to Beattie on Wednesday to vindicate himself. He will deliver a collection lecture at the Masonic temple at o o clock under the auspices of the Beattie chapter International Association of Applied Psychology newly organized by some of his followers.
Mystery Veiled Woman Death Shocks Paris
An unknown American woman, about 30, died of poison after a three day illness. She gave varied New York and Baltimore addresses and the name Elizabeth Kohn, with a passport tied to Mile abeth Kohn but a mismatched photograph. Police remain baffled by the case in Paris morgue.
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Paris
Parle
New York
Baltimore
Elizabeth Kohn
Mileabeth Kohn
Bootlegger Society Unearthed in California
Washington reports the discovery of a statewide bootlegger society organized to resist the Valetead act. It employs legal counsel and detectives with dues of 10 to 50 dollars based on activity. Detectives serve as lookouts for federal agents and warn of officer moves. Prohibition head Rutter urges reorganizing field operations to block the group’s activity.
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Washington
California
Rutter
Haines
WEA
Bath Cost Stolen Wallet From Guest At Milwaukee Hotel
A Japanese guest named Matteuhara staying at a Milwaukee hotel lost his black leather wallet valued at $200 after a bath. The incident occurred Tuesday and police are investigating the theft.
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George
Matteuhara
Milwaukee
Canadian jumpers enter Pacific Northwest ski tourney at Paradise Valley
Five leading Canadian jumpers join 17 entrants for the Pacific Northwest ski tournament at Paradise Valley July 2 to 4. Wisconsin competitors and international skiers will race in ki events including a five mile race with exhibitions on July 2 and 4. The major event is the hill jump scheduled for July 4 afternoon near Siviskin Falls supervised by Reidar Gjotme, the former Norwegian ki record holder.
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Revelstoke
B. C
Hi. O. Anderson
Rainier National Park
Siviskin Falls
Paradise Inn
Reidar Gjotme
Norway
Hulmenkolien
Gjotme
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