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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

May 19, 1911

Page

9

Oakland Assessor Dalton Charged With $5000 Bribe

Oakland May 19 Assessor Henry P Dalton appeared in county court with his attorneys for arraignment on a warrant charging him with accepting a $5000 bribe from an agent of the Spring Valley Water Co The arraignment was postponed after he left the courtroom Dalton had built a long political record and faced prior arrest on similar charges In his first remarks he asked the public to withhold judgment District Attorney Donahue said he subpoenaed Eastman Helms Behan and other detectives who witnessed the alleged bribe as well as witnesses who shadowed Dalton Dalton posted $25000 bail and went home Mrs Dalton left home after the news broke and her whereabouts are unknown.

Ustedreese Oakland Cal H. P. Dalton Poace Court Today Spring Valley Water Co Aren Dalton Henry P. Dalton Spring Valley Water Cou Y Alameda County Donahue Samuel P. Eastman Spring Valley Com Broadway George J. Helms John E. Behan Water Company Alyone Asso

Foreman Pete Espelant Fined for Overtime City Work

Pete Espelant, a foreman in charge of the street grading contract for Andre Peterson & Co. on Waters C. and 60th av. S, was fined $100 by Justice Carroll yesterday. The complaint came from W. C. Harris, Deputy Prosecutor White brought the information, and Louis Silvain prosecuted the case.

Pete Espelant Justice Carroll Espelant Andre Peterson

Royal Children Defective Report Sparks Swiss Visit

United Press notes Queen Victoria of Spain plans to travel to Switzerland in late June for surgery on her son Prince Jaime to correct a speech defect. The dispatch says Spanish royals are allegedly all defective, with at least one child mentally as well as physically impaired. Pythian Sisters held a full installation in 39 minutes yesterday.

United Press Geneva Victoria Spain Switzerland Jaime W. D. Skinner O.W. Station Seattle

Renaming Seattle Streets Delayed One Week

Post master Russell postponed the street name change decision for seven days. He will visit commercial bodies and improvement clubs to assess sentiment on the proposal. He stated the cost would be well under 50,000 dollars and likely under 10,000.

Seattle Russell

Senate leaders weigh Lorimer probe plan amendment

United Press report from Washington notes that La Follette’s push for a new Senate inquiry into the Lorimer election may be revised to place the probe with the privileges and elections committee. Leaders split into antl Lorimer and Lorimerite camps with key Republicans and Democrats named among the panel.

United Presse Washington, D.C Senate la Follette Wm. Lorimer Committee On Privileges and Elections Keryon Iowa Clapp Mina Lorimer Bailey Dem Tex

Navy Yard Graft Probe Expands With New Witnesses

A. P. Shawne of Great Western Smelter & Refining Co ordered to produce books before the federal grand jury in Tacoma probing the naval pay office graft. Bond set for J. A. Kettlewell former naval pay chief clerk P. H. Wheeler Perine Machinery Co. BE. F. Myer Bremerton naval pay clerk and W. A. Corder Seattle machinery supplier head, recently bankrupt.

A. P. Shawne Great Western Smelter & Refining Co Federal Grand Jury Tacoma Naval Pay Office Grand Jury J.A. Kettlewell P. H. Wheeler Perine Machinery Co BE. F. Myer Bremerton W. A. Corder Seattle

Rebel General Vows 12000-Strong Siege on Mexico City

Gen. Figueroa, leading the southern rebels, promises to encamp with about 12 000 troops at the gates of Mexico City within a month. He threatens to defy Dias and Madero unless included in peace talks between the rival war leaders.

Mexico City Figueroa Dias Madero

Corral Rejects Diaz Resignation as Mexico Revolution Continues

Paris reports Vice President Ramon Corral scoffs at plans for Diaz resignation ending the revolt. Corral says he will not resign until Diaz speaks and believes the revolution will persist in affected areas, at least in guerrilla activity.

Paris Mexico Ramon Corral Diaz Corral Dias

Train Schedule Fragments Departures From O-W Local

The note lists Depart O-W Local at 7 30 a m Shasta Limited at 11 30 a m and O-W Owl at 11 15 p m detailing a concise timetable snippet for the route.

Shasta Limited W. Owl

City Light Rate Fight Divides Seattle Group

The Seattle Electric Co. backs opposition to a residence lighting cut as Councilman Prickton stirs debate at Wolf's cafeteria. Erickson argues current rates boost street lighting costs and that reducing residential rates could trigger higher street rates or tariff changes. Meeting ends with thanks to The Star and new officers elected incl George Cooley and James Tullock.

Seattle Electric Co Prickton City Car League Wolf's BE. Co Erickson Dilling Rosa 10Th Av. N. EB Star George R. Cooley Mra Jeanie BE. Martin HH. J. Probstfield F. X. Hall James Tullock

Hay names two commissioners to workmen's comp board

Gov. Hay selected Jom Wallace former district secretary of the United Mine Workers and C. A. Pratt secretary treasurer of the Pacific Box Co of Tacoma as two members of the workmen's compensation commission Former Assistant Attorney General George A. Lee is the third member Wallace a Ravensdale mine engineer and Pratt a Tacoma resident and former mining engineer The act promises prompt compensation for injuries at hazardous work with a Supreme Court review soon. PORTRUSH IRELAND May 19 Miss Dorothy Campbell of Hamilton Ontario won the British women's golf championship defeating Violet Hazlett 2 up 3 to play The Seattle Brewery Drivers union levied one day’s wages per member toward the McNamaras defense fund in Los Angeles amounting to about 400

Jom Wallace United Mine Workers C. A. Pratt Pacific Box Co Tacoma Hay Workmen's Compensation Commission George A. Lee Ravensdale Seattle Pratt Supreme Court Portrush Ireland Dorothy Campbell Hamilton Ont Miks Violet Hazlett Seattle Brewery Drivers Union Los Angeles

American Girl Wins British Women’s Golf Title Fight

Dor othy Campbell, the Canadian and American champion, played brilliantly to win in the fourth round at Portrush and advance among the eight to the fifth round of the British women's championship yesterday.

Hy Vested Press Portrush Ireland Dorothy Campbell

Insane verdict in Pittsburgh case over dynamite plot

James Elliott, after an alienists examination, was declared insane and sent to Marshalsea county asylum. He alleged National Erectors' association officers tried to hire him to dynamite several streets. The piece also notes a Washington bulletin on American city name derivations.

Pittsburg James Elliott National Erectors’ Association Marshalsea

Denounces Big Crooks At Baptist Convention

Rev. J. S. Gardner denounces New York supreme court decision favoring property rights over human life and attacks U S Senate for Lorimer vote. He ties the judicial ruling to recent public incidents as he speaks before the Jacksonville Baptist convention. He says the Senate disgraced itself by admitting an officially corrupt fellow to its ranks.

United Press Jacksonville New York Supreme Court U. 8 Senate Lorimer Gardner D. D Supreme Court of New York Senate of the United States

Pleads Guilty in Kidnapping Case in Las Vegas

Will Rogers pleads guilty to kidnapping three year old Waldo Rogers grandson of Judge Henry Waldo millionaire general solicitor for Santa Fe. District attorney hints Rogers may escape heavy sentence if he testifies against accomplice Joe Wiggins. $12,000 ransom paid by Judge Waldo recovered from Rogers chimney.

Las Vegab N. M Will Rogers Waldo Rogers Henry Waldo The Santa Fe Joe Winsine Orn Wiggins Rogers Waldo

Wilson Schedule Outlined for Day of Campaign

The text lists a full day plan for Wilson including 6 a.m. arrival from Portland, 8 a.m. visitor reception at Hotel Washington, 10 a.m. press talk, noon lunch with college men, 5 30 p.m. Democratic banquet, 8 16 p.m. speech at Dreamland rink, and 10 p.m. reception at Presa Chub. End of schedule unclear.

Washington Dreamland Rink

Gov Woodrow Wilson Arrives in Seattle for Busy Day

Governor Wilson lands in Seattle escorted to the Washington hotel by four groups in charge of his entertainment. The Presse club, Princeton club, Commercial club, and Democratic state central committee arrange cars and visits. He plans meetings with Princeton alumni, newspaper men, college groups, a reform speech at Dreamland rink, and a reception at the Press club.

Woodrow Wilson New Jersey Seattle Washington Presse Club Democratic State Central Committee Press Club Committee Princeton Club Commercial Club Princetonians Dreamland Rink Preas Club

Suspect Arrested in Fake Pretenses Case at Hotel Washington

Police in Salem Oregon report arrest of BE H Powell on charges of obtaining money under false pretenses. Powell was taken into custody at the Hotel Washington after boat to Oregon plans were discussed and he denied any wrongdoing. He offered no further cooperation.

Washington Salem Seattle BE. H. Powell Soing Oregon

Galveston Signs Jiggs Donohue as Manager

Galveston hires Jiggs Donohue, Chicago Box first baseman, to manage the team at $350 a month in Galveston Texas.

Galveston Texas Jiggs Donohue Chicago Box

Madero Takes Government Funds to Pay Rebel Army

Francisco Madero has seized $22 000 in Juarez government money to finance his rebel troops after a tense period in the camp and the armistice signing. He aims to disburse funds promptly to keep troops loyal as he consolidates control.

Queror Juarez Mexico Francisco Madero Madero

Baldwin estate inheritance tax payment made in May

May 16 in Backamento reports a payment of 154,461 dollars as the balance of the inheritance tax on the late Lucky Baldwin estate. The total tax paid on the estate reaches 254,461 dollars. A Northwest rail line train from local service now departs Cen tralia at 7:40 a.m. replaces the 6:45 schedule and includes steel coaches a diner and an observation car. It arrives in Portland at 2:30 p.m.

Oregon-Washington Railroad & Navigation Co Jackson Street Fourth Fifth Avenues Seattle Northwest O.W Wagner Shasta Limited Owl Oregon-Washington Backamento Lucky Baldwin Los Angeles Centralia Chehalis Portland

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