Forger Breaks Down in Court Amid Sentencing Inquiry
David Owens arraigned before Judge Prater in Pittsburg charged with forgery. He wept as he answered questions, claiming no attorney, and revealed his parents were dead. A plea of guilty led to a commuted sentence of eight months in county jail instead of 1-14 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Owens
Qourt
Prater
Pittsburg
Frater
Owens
Woba
Uty
Murphy
Atx Montha
Boycott Pressure Across German Occupied Shanghai
March 2. By U P the provost report a German products boycott threatens native trade in Shang Tung following German occupation authorities coercing locals. Chinese officials fear coercion to buy German goods and call for trade guides to resist and defend native commerce.
Gill denies fraud in hotel license case
An acting FP Gh stated no fraud occurred regarding the hotel license in question. Poe Miller reportedly faced removal from the facility as part of the discussions about the license, with residents and council members noting the event at the hotel in the district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayer Henee
Secrentee
Galoun
Poe Miller
Prisieg
Dietriet
Phisney Avenue Improvement Club Honors Roosevelts Oath Event
The Phisney Avenue Improvement Club adopted resolutions honoring President Roosevelts retirement and William Hewatt who will take the oath. Every whistle, large and small, will be blown at the Say of taking the oath, the club voted unanimously.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phisney Avenue Improvement ‘Club
Roosevett
Wiliam Hewatt
Tanimous
Enthusiastic Poodle at Pier Inspires Morning Scene
A lively poodle creates a chaotic scene at the pier during a morning departure from the steamer. The dog, unrestrained, draws curious attention while bystanders and a few travelers react to the commotion as the vessel prepares to sail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aftier
Derby
Iclerks Dance Tonight at Laher Temple
An event described as a clerks dance at Laher Temple will take place tonight with activities organized by the Retail Clerks association. The local lodge of the clerks chapter is promoting the gathering and it will feature socializing and entertainment for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iclerks
Laher Temple
Association
Local No Co. Wi
Local Meeting Votes on Vaccination Plan and Code
A local assembly discussed a compulsory vaccination revision with several members voting against the code. The morning session included a somber moment as Willis and others attended a burial, with a half-day meeting concluding by Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vanson
King
Morris Thiteton
Willis
City Council Delays Boulevard Proposal Amid Protests
Five years of waiting culminate in an ordinance to authorize a project on a boulevard. The council faced strong public protest from numerous residents against the boulevard plan.
Cough Remedy Promoted With Glycerine Pine and Whisky
An old recipe touts two ounces glycerine one ounce pine essence four and one half pints of whisky. Shake and take a teaspoonful every hour claiming to break a cold in forty four hours and cure any curable cough with the genuine pine compound guaranteed by a Cincinnati chemical company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pituggist
Ad Chemical Co
Cincinnati
Building Permits Rise in Seattle Totals for Month
Seattle issued 1,022 building permits this month with a total outlay of 1,162,165 dollars. This compares with 909 permits and 642,580 dollars last February. Since January 1, 1908, 1,959 permits have been issued, totaling 5,225,085 dollars, while the late last year period saw 1,815 permits valued at 1,091,575 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Import Real Missouri Long Eared Mules For City Wagons
City officials discuss purchasing Missouri long-eared mules for water wagons. Superintendent Maloney and Superintendent Metones emphasize regional origin, weight limit of 1 496 pounds, and cost considerations to maintain dignity for the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Misaouri
Maloney
Glhonming Department
Rant
Mperimendernt
Reibling md Trust
Wiftetal Ter
Court Finds Westberg Caused His Own Death
A court ruled that Westberg caused his fatality by voluntary acts after being struck by a vehicle driven by John A Weather. The case, brought by Altice Westhers against Beattie Miedric Company for 205 006 damages, arose from Weather’s Lake Unton incident on a September day. Weather stopped suddenly with an umbrella, making the crash unavoidable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altice Westhers
Beattie Miedric
John A. Weathere
Jurge Hoyd J. Tallman
Weether
Passengers Slightly Scared on Troubled Steamship Trip
During a morning voyage across the sound to Bremerton the steamer Tourlast broke anchors and listed briefly. Passengers endured a shaky ride as repairs were arranged, causing a layover of several hours before the journey resumed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Breamerton
Bremer
Direct Primary Law Faces Governor in Idaho Vote
Idaho reports the direct primary bill has cleared both Senate and House after tense opposition and threats, awaiting Governor Bradys signature. supporters hailed the outcome as a triumph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
U. P
Senate
House
Jhrady
Exposition Praise Noted in Special Publication
A special number of the Herald contains write ups on the exposition. It has received favorable reviews. Numerous articles by exposition officials appear in the issue. The paper credits the publishers for the coverage.
Forger Wallace Fielding Sentenced in Green Lake Deed Case
Wallace Fielding was yesterday sentenced to the penitentiary for a term of one to fourteen years after being convicted of forging deeds to Green Lake property. He was arrested in Bastlake City on a similar charge and held for court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace Fielding
Green Lake
Elding War
Bastlake City
Adapt Bertilel System Adopted in City Budget
The city council approved an ordinance allocating 600 to adopt the Bertillen system of identification and measurement of criminals in the local police department.
Social Club Formed by Youths at Woodland Home
A social club organized by the time and boys of Hows met at 4918 Woodland Ave Sunday evening. All officers were elected and lunch was served to members by Mrs Sotputt after the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hows
Mere
Sochetl
Woodland Ce
Mra. Sotputt
Hayes declares innocence as judge sentences him to life
James Butler known as Abe Hayes testified that Deputy Sheriff Matt Starwich conspired in sending an innocent man to prison. Hayes received a life term after pleading he aided a friend in a bank hold up attempt at the Jug Saloon near Green River Hot Springs, injuring bartender Shields during the fight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matt Starwich
Abe” Hayes
James Butler
Hases
Harriman Plans Inspection Tour Domestic to New York
HH Harriman left San Antonio for a brief inspection tour through Mexico with a return by California and voyage to New York expected within two weeks. He is enjoying his outing and appears in excellent health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Tex
U. Poe
HH. Harriman
California
New York
Local briefs on city officials and aids in April sessions
Attorney from the city is reported removed from his post after an operation at Minor hospital for appendicitis. The Armory for Conventions project and new municipal building plans dominate the meeting agenda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randall
Ortia Hamilten
national —_ armory
Senaheniak
Fourth Ar
Wester Way
Peter McAleer Still Missing After Tunnel Cave-In
Coroner and investigators search for Peter McAleer who vanished the morning a North Trunk sewer tunnel collapsed killing workers Duncan Robertson and August Stan Kel. McAleer, a laborer from Brooklyn, had been staying with Robertson’s mother and left home that morning. his fate remains unknown while others perished beneath the wreckage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter McAleer
Snyder
Duncan Robertson
Stan Kel
McAller
M Costa
Robertson
Ay. N
Lake Washington Canal case on trial today
Judge W. W. Huneke in Spokane hears the Lake Washington Canal case against King county commissioners. The suit seeks to force approval of the Poke Worthington canal tax roll prepared by a special tax commission. Representing Judge Burke there today are Preston Green Myers and Corwin Bhank. county commissioners are represented by Powell Brooner McKay and Oilman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Washington Canal
W. W. Huneke
Spokane
Thomas Burke
Beattie
Trendanus
King County ‘Commissioners
Worthington Canal
Hanford
Hurke
County Commission
Feason
Afesson
Kenneth Mackintosh
Sime Wee
King County
Mackintosh
Murke
Marold Preston
Roger & Green
Hap, Myers
Cooper Case Nears End In Carmack Murder Trial
In Nashville Tennessee March 2 defense lawyers for Colonel Duncan Cooper, Robin Cooper, and John D. Sharpe announced after three witnesses the defense would rest. Dr. Thompson testified Carmack's movements before the shooting, while Gen. Tully Brown corroborated that he was at the state adjutant general's office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cetoney Oo
Ee Lone Cooper
Carmack
Hrad
Rivers and Harbors Bill Agreement Reached in Congress
Washington March 2. After a long session, conferees reach an agreement on the rivers and harbors appropriation bill. House representatives accept provisions for 20 surveys costing $100,000 added to the bill by the Senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U. P
Representatives
House
Senate
Awards contract for cluster lights on Secondary line
The board of public works awarded the cluster lights contract from Yeeler way to Virginiae at Seconday. Division 1 went to Charlies F. McDonald for 26006.26, Division 2 to Meacham & Keook for 641.96, with Olympic Foundry handling remaining work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Public Works Today
Yeeler Way
Virainie At
Tn Actions
Charlies F. McDonald
Pteen
Meacham & Keook
Olympic Foundry
East Road決 Decision on East Side Route
County commissioners vote to pass a resolution favoring construction of the Orillia Kent county road on the east side of the railroad tracks. For over a year the measure has been under review with conditions to require residents living nearby to post $6,000 in bailant to fund the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orillia
Kent County
Chamber Asked to Influence Harbor Bill Passage
The Chamber of Commerce was urged to influence support for two Senate bills authorizing $250 000 from Lake Union residue and policemen shore lands funds for harbor improvements. J A Brace proposed a statement with data on canal construction and anticipated benefits and changes upon completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Senate
Lake Union
J. &. Brace
Taxicabs Arrive for Downtown Rides with New York Quality
A newly arrived fleet of taxicabs from New York debuts in downtown streets. The gleaming vehicles, gilded lettering, and polished interiors promise safer rides for passengers worried about rides in older wagons.
Roosevelt approves retirement for Captain Hutchinson
President Roosevelt accepts the Navy secretary recommendation and approves Captain Hamilton Hutchinson for voluntary retirement due to nervous collapse from the strain of the world cruise. The move is part of ongoing naval leadership decisions in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaiem
Ore Tlov
Benson
House
Washington
Newberry
Roosevelt
Hamilton Hutchinson
Nashville
Cooper
Wash
Sandia
Ind
Matt Subsidy
Moon
Tennes
de Vgn
Treasury
Roosevelit
Geetefery
Navy
Frank Evans
Evans
Woman Charged With Forging Signature On Check
A woman was arrested and charged after a Star publication revealed a forged signature on a check drawn to Henry J. Dell. The alleged forger used the name George O. Nm, with authorities reporting the case involves May Gecistan and associates Eckhart Theta and Radte Wume. The incident followed a letter from eA. Net to The Star triggering police action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brubley
Gowely
Eckhart
Ea. Net
George
Henry J. Dell
Tex
Ejectment Sought for Thumber Mill Near Yacht Club
The board of public works faced a request from the Yacht Club to eject proprietors of a thumber mill on end of Georgia Street in the West teat area. The club, on a wager lease, donated 1700 dollars to build a club hall for visiting yachtsmen this year. A lumber yard now occupies the street allegedly without legal right, and the matter will be taken to the corporation counsel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reyaidle
T*ommenetal
Tinight
Hinportascren
Clarke
Dawson
Joseph A
Marke Grieve
Beattie
Mr. Clarke
Yukon
Alberta
Cook
Met
Beatie
St. Pew
Beattle
Fiebing Wessela
Heeete Strait
van Dixon
State Department
W L. Jones
Mum
Chamber of Commerce
Board of Public Works
Georgia
Corpotration Counmel
Vintage Laundry Mainsprings Special Deals Highlighted
A sale page lists folding benches and wringers including a Gem folding bench wringer for 4.25 with 10 inch rolls, a Virginia single wash board 20 cents, Hudson folding clothes drier for 5.5, various wash boilers and wringers, mop and handle 60 cents, Keystone wringer 3.95, galvanized tub 65 cents, ironing boards 65 cents, willow baskets, 25c sleeves board, Columbia wringer 2.55, folding wash bench 95 cents, galvanized pail 13 cents, hardwood towel arm 5 cents, and Ocean Wave washing machine 7.85.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GEM
Roning
Columbia Wringer
American Wringer Company
Ocean Wave
China and Glassware Special Sale Items
A barement sale room offers a wide assortment of china and glassware. Highlights include a seven piece Austrian china fruit or salad set with a large bowl and six small saucers, pink rose border, and covered dishes with scroll designs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockingham
Great Picture Now at the Bon Marche Exhibit
A new canvas by Prana A. Londani titled Crucifixion is on display at the Bon Marche. The artist claims it rivals Monenesky in realism, depicting Christ on the cross with Magdalene, John, two thieves, a Roman sentry, and a crowd of spectators in the background.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bon Marche
Lune
Naen- Portal
Prana A. Londani
Seefhe
Monenesky
Christ
Canan
Magdalene
John
Want A Restaurant Or Store See Page Six
Brief notation directs readers to page six for a want ad about a restaurant or store listing. The fragment provides minimal specifics while indicating location or offerings to be found on the referenced page.
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Germany
China
Gill
Poodle
Olympia Briefs
Witt Ge Abend
Westberg
Forger
Sociel Club Organiaed
Bachanger S. C. Osborn & Co
Wiest Av
Says Hayes
Chamber [of Commence
Puyallup
Duwarnieh
J. W. Horton
Pavers
Chamber of Commerce Committee On Nations Affaires
The
Coal Exchange and
Chamber of Commerce of
Congress
Poltos
Independent Telephone Company
Sunset Telephone Company
Mason
I. T. Mason
Mier
Woot
University
Chonge Broom
Pauline
Peter M’aleer
Abift
Stange
Brooklyn
N.Y
Htt Gunppenreante
Burke
Chamber
H. L. Klein
James Street
Learinge
Portland
W. R. Tymms
M. D. Fieatiet
Auriot
Anna Om
Nen Nich
Frederick & Nelson, Inc
Virginia
Keystone Wringer
Body Brussels
Frederick & Nelson
Myers Optical Co
Second Ave
Raven Drug Co
Canaries
Goldfinh Aquarium
Spring St
Qnd
Maj. Sparling
Maj
Prederick W. Spertine
St. Mark's Church
Ronney-Watson Mortuary
Cerreghee
Expera
Brunet Ridge
City St. Co
Dept
Univer
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