Sioux City Woman Seeks to Undo Seattle Divorce Decree
Mrs. Carrie Olson of Sioux City sues in Seattle to set aside Olaf Olson's 1917 divorce decree, alleging fraudulent representations. She says Olson married her in 1904, lived with her ten years, then left with Mrs. Swanson and later denied the marriage. She seeks to be recognized as Olson's lawful wife.
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Carrie Olson
Sioux City
Seattle
Olaf Olson
Tacoma
Olson
Swanson
Chicago
Ting
Mooney Seeks New Avenues to Reopen Case
Mooney, held in San Quentin after alleged San Francisco parade dynamite plot, faces two paths to freedom. A prosecutor plans a new statement to Governor and potential pardon, while Judge Londer contemplates reopening the case with a written opinion expected by May 31.
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AN Francisco
Mooney
San Fran
San Quentin
Penitentiary
Ste
Londer
Man Injured by Dynamite Blast Falls in Mud Pit
Jasper Banta fell into a deep mud pit after igniting a dynamite fuse while digging a culvert at Bandon Oregon. He could not escape the blast but hospital authorities say he has fair chances for recovery.
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Jasper Banta
Banta
Yakima Man Sentenced 10 to 15 Years for Wife’s Fatal Injuries
Firward Cook received a prison term of 10 to 15 years after being convicted of inflicting injuries on his wife that led to her death. The case concludes in Yakima with the court stating the defendant’s actions caused the fatal injuries.
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Yakima
Firward Cook
Broke Promise to Marry Woman Costs Starkey $2000
Mrs. Effie A. Keene wins $2000 from H. M. Starkey after he failed to marry her as promised. Judge Mitchell Gib lia ruled Starkey broke the contract when the pair did not wed after she refused a ranch proposal before the ceremony.
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Effie A. Keene
H. M. Starkey
Mitchell Giblia
Mra. Keene
Starkey
Kreger Hopes To Live After Nitroglycerine Can Incident
In Worland Wyoming Henry Kreger attempted to chop open a tin can that had held nitroglycerine. He may not live.
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Worland
Chamber wires cheaper rent offers for land office move
In reply to Commissioner William Spry proposal to move the government land office from Seattle over high rents the Chamber of Commerce wired Washington with several offers of cheaper offices in this city to lure the office here.
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Willam Spry
Government Land Office
Seattle
Chamber of Commerce
Washington
Mischbuebler Sues Rummel for 2000 Damages Over Alleged Affection
John Mischbuebler sues William Rummel for 2000 dollars claiming the alienation of his wife's affections. The Mischbuebler family includes four children.
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South Bend
Wash
John Mischbuebler
Wiliam Rummel
Mischbuueblers
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