Lawyers Fight On Articles In Paper Dynamite Book Read Aloud
State's Attorney Cooley presided as judge over a confrontation about an article titled Dynamite. The text quoted a book Sabotage and urged readers toward union disruption and worker tactics. The clerk reviewed passages from Worker articles while Vanderveer objected to selected quotes. The court planned to rule on admission of the materials this afternoon. A Telegraph Office manager testified to telegrams among Mahler McDonald Thompson and Heywood to document communications.
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Cooley
Deeley
TI. W. W
Union Hall
Vanderveer
Philippines
California
Ford
Suhr
Call Telegraph
Wm. J. Smith
Western Union Telegraph Co
Mahler
McDonald
James P. Thompson
Wm Heywood
Trial testimony links Fulton to alleged liquor scheme
The court hears Walter Fulton cross examining Plelow over allegations of bribery and contraband liquor shipments. Plelow admits general gossip and uncertain dates while Logan Billingsley and Fred Billingsley face questions about payments to Mayor Gill, Sheriff Hodge, and detectives Poolman and Peyser.
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Pielow
Fulton Melow
Billingsleys
Plelow
Fulton
Piclow
Tucker
Gill
Logan
Fred
Billingsley
United States
Reames
Seattle
Mr. Tucker
Mister
Pislow
Fred Billingsley
Logan Billingsley
Clarence Gerald
George Tennant
Poolman
O.W
Mr. Reames
Tennant
Halley
Mike” Halley
Hodge
Jack Madden
Gill case up to date summary of proceedings and payments
The testimony outlines payments and pressure involving Fred Billingsley Logan Hillingsley and Mayor Gill. Key figures include Capt. Sullivan and investigators from Putnam to U S Attorney Allen. Allegations describe backroom deals early August, a proposed clean slate settlement and payments for papers and campaign funds.
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William H. Pielow
Gillingsleye
Fred Billingsley
Beckingham
Margett
Fred
Logan
Gill
H. R. Powell
Putnam
Capt. Sullivan
Caldwell
George Vanderveer
Hillingsleys
Billingsley
U. S
Allen
Bob Modge
Logan Hillingsley
Hodge
Spokane
Jack Madden
Fredd Billingsley
Poolman
Water front meeting and liquor scheme revealed
Logan arranged liquor transport at $19 a barrel after meeting four men including Peyser and a man believed to be Doom. Detectives noted consignors as Fred and others. Poolman vouched Logan’s adherence to the agreement and Logan was presented with a new $56 bill as proof.
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Reames
Logan
Oklahoma City
Stewart Street
Stewart St
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Poolman and
Peyser
Cor
Peyseer
Water Front
Doom Poolman
McLennan
Doom
Fred
Poolman
Farmhand John Whitson Charged in Wife's Murder
In Littleton jail, John Whitson a farm hand is charged with murdering his wife Allie Whitson 34 whose body was found beaten and skull crushed in their Logantown home Henla the 15 year old daughter says the couple had been quarreling at home in Denver March 15
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Denver
John Whitson
Littleton
Allie
Logantown
Henla Whitson
New York Socialist John Spargo to Speak at University of Washington
John Spargo of New York, member of the Socialist Party national executive committee, will address an assembly of University of Washington students Friday morning. The event highlights ongoing socialist activity and student engagement on campus.
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John Spargo
New York
The
Socialist Party
University of Washington
Gray Hair Solution Promises Youthful Color Restoration
An advertisement claims a free information guide reveals a non dye method to revert gray hair to a youthful color. It asserts results begin in four days and uses a personal testimonial of regaining girlhood hair color, noting a 76 year old man recovered gray to a natural shade in under a month.
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Moray Hair
Mary K. Chapman
Butte
Old Plo v
Providence, Fh
Our Health Teeth and Modern Dentistry
An article outlines tooth structure and health from infancy to old age. It explains pulp, dentine, enamel, cementum, and periodontal membrane, describes pulp death causing discoloration, abscesses, and the body’s defenses, and previews next topics on enamel and dentine with a note about city council questions for Saturday’s Star.
Auto may be murder club
A closed car with lights out at the rear of a grocery at Westlake and Dennyway is linked to the Saturday night murder of William Hamilton. Taxidermist D C Bryant reports seeing a darkened car near the building at 9:57 p.m., matching the attack time, but without a license number tracing is difficult.
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Westlake
Dennyway
William Hamilton
D.C. Bryant
Westlake Ave
Hamilton
Bryant
No Peace Yet on Cuba Isle
Government officers in Washington say the Cuban revolution remains unsettled. While intervention is not definite, it is within the realm of possibility as German plots and influence on the island persist. The capture of Jose Miguel Gomez failed to quell the uprising and officials see no clear path to peace yet.
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Washington
Jose Miguel Gomez
Cuba
Guerrilla Warfare Spreads as Destruction Increases
Guerrilla warfare continues in several sections and is spreading faster than authorities admit. Property destruction accompanies the conflict, though officials may understate the extent of damage.
Seattle man once resident of Seamen's Home named in report
Frank J. Verney second officer of the torpedoed steamer Algonquin was formerly a Seattle resident. Prior to January he lived at the Seamen's home for four months.
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Frank J. Verney
Algonquin
Seattle
Seamen's Home
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Walter Fulton
Gerald
Hell
Jack Sparling
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Madden
Ile
Fred Hillingsley
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Oklahoma
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Liebestod
Tristan and Isolde” Wagner
Lorelei” Liszt
Philharmonic
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Young People's Socialist League
Chapman
Edwin J. Brown
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