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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Mar 23, 1908

Page

5

Lilley Faces Lobby-Driven Pressure Over Submarine Vote

A Star Special Service report details Rep. Geo. Lilley being pressured by Electric Boat and Holland boiler interests to votes a submarine bill. Testimony cites money offers and lobbying aimed at steering naval affairs committee decisions. A five member committee harassed Lilley, while Hobson acknowledged hints of Speaker Cannon’s influence. A Montana poll hints Taft could face fines if elected.

Star Ton Geo Leg Anc Lilley Bridgeport, Conn Electric Beat Company Holland Heat Company Ae Lilley Submarine Boat Company Naval Affairs Committee Navy Department Breetrie Boat Company Hobland Electric Boat Company Boat Company Hobson The Electric Heat Company Speaker Cannon

Port Orchard Route Boats to Navy Yard

Boats depart ten times daily from Pier 2 toward the U S Navy Yard.

Port Orchard U. S. Navy Yard

Dirt Streets to Be Improved Citywide This Spring

Street Superintendent M T Maloney plans a six week to two month program employing a dozen teams and filly labor to grade and smooth all dirt streets. Road graders will shape the lanes to improve drainage while hand work clears gutters removes stones and fills depressions. New suburban streets annexed since spring will receive similar treatment wherever feasible as crews aim to finish before the dry season.

M. T. Maloney

Oceanic traffic falls outside interstate commission

The Interstate Commerce Commission ruled it has no jurisdiction over oceanic cargo rates. The long opinion, written by Commissioner Lane, states shipments reaching the seaboard fall outside ICO authority and that ocean carriers are less restrained than inland carriers in foreign commerce.

Washington Interstate Commerce Commission Lane Seaboard Commission

Regulation and public service in sea transport debate

The text argues that neither seas nor a formal public service monopoly define water carriage, and suggests regulation may be unnecessary if competition suffices. It notes foreign carriers operate with fewer restraints, implying public benefit could arise from allowing natural market conditions without strict legal limits.

Western Theatres Form Double Circuit Syndicate

Portland reports that Northwestern Theatrical Association forms a double circuit of Western theatres to present so called syndicate attractions after September. Most shows priced at popular rates rather than the former $1.50 admission.

Portland Northwestern Theatrical Association Western Theatres Syndicate

Fatal Hit Run Claims Fred Pollok in San Bruteau

In darkness last night Fred Pollok was killed instantly when a car struck him as he rested his head on a car rail in San Bruteau. Police investigated the incident and no further details were provided.

Ban Francisco San Bruteau Fred Pollok

Prominent Legal Figures Likely Attend ABA Session Seattle

Lord Alverstone lord chief justice of England and several other chief dignitaries of the bar are expected to attend the American Bar Association annual meeting in Seattle next August. A large number of prominent Canadian lawyers will also be present for the sessions.

Lord Alverstone Chief Faxtice Knngland Fish Bar American Bar Association Seattle

Slaying of Denver Priest Leads to Death Row Confinement

G Alia, accused killer of a Denver priest, is held in solitary confinement awaiting execution scheduled for July 21 according to the latest report.

G. Alia Denver

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