Judge Archbald accused as railroad conspiracy tool
Wm P Boland a Scranton coal dealer testifies before the judiciary committee that Judge Hobt W Archbald of the commerce court acted as a tool for railroads to crush Boland financially. Boland recounts claims that Archbald could mobilize other commerce court judges and influence Washington to shield him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inteed
Judiciary Committee
Wm. P. Boland
Scranton, Pa
Hobt. W. Archbald
Commerce Court
Archbald
George Watson
Scranton
Boland
Edwin Williams
Robert W. Archbald
House Judiciary Committee
Boland Broilers
J. J. Jones
Palm Bank
J. J. Williams
Williams
Boland Brothers
Archhbald
Dogs Fight Ends in Fatal Dog Match Fined Owners
D C Coghlan and Henry Peliter claimed their dogs could win in a bet of 140 dollars. The planned bout at Phinney's barn never occurred. A scuffle arose injuring Coghlan's dog fatally. Stakeholder ruled for Peliter. humane officers charged both men with cruelty to animals. Each was fined $25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. C
Johnny
Peltier
Phinney
Coghlan
Itsue
Rev Richeson Buried at Boston
Funeral services were held for Rev. Clarence V. T. Richeson former mayor of Avia Linnell electrocuted in Charles Town prison at Warren Baptist Church. Attended by his sister Mine L Richeson and brother Douglas Richeson along with attorney Moree and several newspaper men. The body was announced to be buried in or near Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hobston
Clarence V. T.richeson
Avia Linnell
Charlestown
Warren Baptist
Herbert 8. Johnson
Richeson
Jagt
Mine L. Richeson
Douglas Richeson
Spokane bridge crash lawsuit settles for damages
A consumer suit reports a prior crash on Spokane Avenue Bridge last August injuring riders and killing eight young women. Damages totaling 20,900 were awarded previously against the city for the same accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane Av
Utilities committee recommends Cedar River watershed land for water purity
The utilities committee of theweil recommends condemning 972 square miles in the Cedar river watershed to secure water purity for the North fir. Adolph H. Guat was found in contempt for failing to pay temporary alimony to his ex wife by Judge H A P Myera. Duwamish waterway commissioners J W Newell Frank HM Paul and Derrick Hamm left for Portland to study dredge options ahead of actual construction in coming months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
aThe Utilities Committee of the
Weil
Con Nation
Cedar River
Adolph H. Guat
H. A. P. Myera
J. W. Newell
HM. Paul
Derrick Hamm
Portland
Also Mentioned on This Page
Red
Real West Gossacks
Pas- Moppes
LE Neesing
Moarons
Moms Vacqueros
Wyoming
At & Chase
Fifth Ave
Cedar
Yesler
Second
Show Grounds
Luis
Alde
Elliott
Main ST
Ohio
Second Ave
University
Stone-Fisher Co
University St
Bull Bros
Third Avenue
Ind
Seattle
King & Winge
Alki
Woodland Park
Erlake Fuel CO
Interlake
North Son North
Georgetown
Georgetown Transfer Co
Iacheson
Fremont District
Em. BR. Carr & CO
Probe US
Oal and Woop
Cloverleaf Dairy, Inc
North
White
Hom Burg
Fremont Druc CO
Cornwall & Son
Roger's Chocolates v
Sore Pioneer Drug Store
Laplant & Ferong
Plumbing University Plumbing Co
Fez
Av. N. BE
Jackson Street District Tailors
M. Olsen
Jackson St. Beacon
E. T. Boland
W. P. Boland
Judge Archbald
John Henry Jones
Edward J. Williams
Rev. Richeson
Boston
Fisher
Enesee
Wailers
Ane
Oregon
Cyre
Washington
Puget Sound
Ayer
Lil
Seth
G. J
Ave. N
Rhan
Pinghot
Vancouver
Jfford Pinchot
United States
Theodore Roosevelt
Victoria
Pinchot
Ross
O. W. Price
American Forestry Bureau
Land Department
Roosevelt
Col. Ssecevelt
Chicago
Taft
Estes
Ilean Perrins’ the
Worcest
Duncan's
N.Y
Albany
Pacific Coast
Second and
Pike Streets
Dentists
People’s Bank
Pike
Bon Marche
MacDougall & Southwick
Seattle, Tacoma
Portland O
San Francisco
O-W.r
The
Shasta Limited
Telephones Main
Oregon-Washington
Jackson Street
Fourth Avenue
Comptograph Company
Crary Building