Witty Seattle Courtroom Reel From The Thirties
Judge Gordon fines Prudent for drunken driving after six to seven whiskies. A flustered companion protests as Prudent faces a ten day jail term. McMullen, jailed for garb a ge can prospector loot, and Scripture cuffed for ten iron lads. Watson repeats amnesia and receives ten days.
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J. M. Prudent
Prudent
Gordon
Charles McMullen
Seattle
Charles
Washington
McMullen
Craftsmen Meet in Annual Smoker in Cleveland
The Universal Craftsmen of Engineers held their annual smoker in the lodge room on the Balllargeon building's fourth floor in Cleveland. About 12 years in existence, the organization includes Masons in good standing. 100 members attended with speakers Geo. Cooley C A Bierbrauer W E Wright Chauncey Wright E Kingsland Thomas Bradley A E Johnson and Philip M Liddy.
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Universal Craftsmen of Engineers
Balllargeon
Cleveland
O. Wm. B. Murray
Seattle
Thomas Bradley
A. E. Johnson
Philip M. Liddy
Surprise Baby Born in Chicago Described as A True Mystery
A Chicago birth story follows Mrs. Joseph M Jackson who unexpectedly delivered a baby girl. Doctors used a hot water bag to aid delivery as spectators at the South Side apartment sought details and a photograph of the newborn.
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The
Star
Chicago
Joseph M. Jackson
Jacksons
Chicago, Ill
Joseph M Jackson
62Nd St
Baby Jackson
Mra Jackson
Arthur F Wolford
Mr. Jackson
Doctor Wolford
Baby Jackson Brings Chicago Joy After Sudden Arrival
Mothers plan for newborns with care but Baby Jackson arrived unprepared. For hours she had nothing in the world, not even a bottle, as relatives now shower garments and comforts. The baby has become the most popular in Chicago.
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Jackson
Chicago
A Scientific View of Surprise Baby
Arthur F. Wolford describes a birth with three unusual features. The mother’s right side pregnancy and lack of conscious labor are noted, with a theory that nerves were under sensitive. The author aims to present findings to the American Medical Association for broader medical consideration.
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Arthur F. Wolford
Jackson
American Medical Association
Chicago's Surprise Baby A Historic First Case
The mother opposed the birth while the father doubted its possibility. Doctors report Chicago's infant Jackson is healthy as curious locals seek details. Physicians study the unprecedented case with no prior medical record of such a birth.
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Chicago
Jackson
What Is the Matter With the Socialist Party Topic
The discussion at the Labor temple will cover the question What Is the Matter With the Socialist Party. Several prominent socialists will speak briefly, followed by an open discussion Sunday evening at o clock.
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Socialist Party
Labor Temple
Night at the nurs ery and family talks in a city home
Aunt Margie recalls stories for Teddy and Buddy as Ellene worries about a coming baby. Margie and Tex advise on happiness, memory, and adjusting to the future while downstairs Dick and Mr Hatton discuss city politics and a graft dispute involving Selwin company school books.
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Harry
Mr. Hatton
Eliene
Teddy
Margie
Tory
Budge
Toddy
Buddy
Ilarry
Mr Hatton
Selwin
Murphine and Lane Clash Over Election Bill Tactics
In Olympia on March 6 Representatives Lane and Murphine opposed the Sharpatetn election bill in the House proposing amendments. They argued for convention endorsements and ballot concealment actions, while Reeves pushed for a referendum. The bill, backed by opponents, faced probable veto and moved to third reading.
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Tatives Lane
Murphine
King
Jane
Laok
Lane
Reeves
Small feet lead to man’s arrest in murder case
Spokane report states Leo Atente and Pred Neville were arrested for the February 7 murder of Dr R. E. Lima, a Chester druggist. They allegedly confessed after prints of Atente’s feet found in snow near the crime scene helped identify them.
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Spokane
Leo Atente
Pred Neville
Chester
Wash
RE. P. Lima
Atente
Thousands Return to Work as Camps Resume in Snohomish
Everett March 6 Thousands of men have returned to work in Snohomish county as logging camps resume operations since the first of the year. Today practically every camp is running full blast.
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Everett
Snohomish County
Expect Lister to Use Veto Power in Election Program
Olympia March 6. Lawmakers complain about third reading haste as bills move between houses with unclear intent. Organization leaders say measures will be jammed through, especially those governor is expected to veto. The governor may veto most of the election program attacking red primaries direct legs and recall.
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Olympia
Mea Ures
Will Dance at Armory by G H Fortune Auxiliary
The Fortune auxiliary of U SDD relief committee plans a dance at the Veterans Hall Armory on the designated day. Local attendees are invited to participate and support the veterans program.
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Will
Armory
G. H. Fortune
U. 8
Relief Committee
Veterans Hall
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