Bradley Case Is Palled For Trial
Nev il Bradley charged with the murder of former Utah Senator Al Brown faces trial before Judge Stafford. The trial, likened to the Thaw case in its notoriety, is expected to last only about three weeks with defense led by Orlando Powers. The proceedings will be held in the old city hall, amid hopes of a acquittal amid an all Southern jury.
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Ey United Press
Lawn Ton
D. C
Nevil Bradley
Utah
Stafford Court
Stafford
Bradley
Brown
Old City Hall
Woman in Chicago Lists Ideal Husband After 2000 Proposals
Nov. 11 The Star reports D. Deene the so called most Woman in Chicago declares the traits she desires in a husband. He should possess a pleasant face not Van Dyke, be well bred, display good taste, be American, own horses or an automobile, be rich enough to fund her art work, and not jealousy toward female friends. She has received thousands of proposals after a beauty contest prize row.
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Brown
Star
D. Deene
Chicago
van Dyke
Misa Deene
Clearing totals by city in the Pacific Northwest
Seattle and Tacoma report clearings today totaling $2,536,062.86 with balances of $340,153.49. Portland records today’s clearings of $1,228,804.00 and a balance of $218,695.00, reflecting regional banking activity.
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Seattle
Tacoma
Portland
Saloon license bid before council at Youngstown
G L Angevine seeks a saloon license in Youngstown and present ed a ward petition claiming 100 of 117 voters support the request. The license and revenue committee will review the petition and report to the council, with expectations the panel will favor granting the license.
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G. L. Angevine
Youngstown
Angevine
License and Revenue Committee
Airman Morrison
Conunell
Young Wife Murdered by Street Car Conductor
Oakdale Cal Nev Ill J C and Street car conductor yesterday killed his child wife then killed himself. The 10 6 month old child survived. The couple had been estranged months. the man blamed his mother in law for the trouble. The wife lived with her mother Mrs Angelo Thomas. Ehlers tried to reconcile, failed, and shot his wife through the heart then shot himself.
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United Press
Oak D. Cal
Nev
J. C
Angelo Thomas
Ehlers
Choir Not Insane Says Dr Read Testimony
Dr Read occupied the witness stand in the Melody Choir case this morning. He testified that there are two kinds of delusions, those of a sane mind and those of an insane mind, and suggested the delusions of a sane mind arise from ignorance and misinformation.
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W. DD. Read
Neas
Choir
Three Docking Crashes Endanger Dozens at Long Beach
United Press reports multiple near disasters as crowds flocked to the cruiser squadron off Long Beach. Collisions between the Clara N and Water Lily sank Water Lily and crippled Clara N while Colorado sailors rescued panicked passengers. At the pier, crowded steps failed a chain, dumping six people 14 feet into the water and triggering frantic rescues.
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United Press
Los Angeles
Cal
Long Beach
Clara N
Walter Lily
Theolorado
Colorado
Kaiser William in London amid fog and formalities
Kaiser William and Empress arrived in London at 2 pm in dense fog. The Prince of Wales and Duke of Connaught greeted them as naval guns fired a 21 gun salute. Royal party faced poor visibility and hurried to Windsor after the landing.
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United Press
London
Kaleer William
Prince of Wales
Duke of Connaught
Portsmouth
Kaiser
Consort
Ea‘ward
Windsor
Former Seattle man attempts murder and dies after attack
In Victoria British Columbia Sam Tota a German Jew formerly of Seattle and New Westminster attempted to kill Lotta Dodds a 22 year old nurse at St Joseph hospital last night after firing two shots he slashed her throat and face then cut his own throat and died at St Joseph hospital Unrequited love sparked the deed as the nurse refused marriage
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United Press
Victoria
B. C
Sam Tota
Seattle
Lynch
New Westminster
Lotta Dodds
St. Joseph Hospital
Roccabella House
Tata
Jury rules Gale killed by car on trestle near Halliday St
A coroner's inquest verdict finds George Gale died from injuries after being struck by a Green Lake streetcar on a trestle near Halliday street. The jury notes unsolved questions about why he was on the trestle. Suspects Edward Harrison and Edgar Varney were released.
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George Gale
Green Lake
Treatie
Halliday St
Edward Harrison
Edgar Varney
Varney
Gale
Harrison
C. Murphy
Dixon Hotel
Cherry
Coroner seeks arrest of motorman Stuckley in fatal streetcar crash
Coroner F. M. Carroll asks the prosecutor to arrest L. A. Stuckley motorman of the Queen Anne street car after a collision that killed Frank E. Lyon conductor of a preceding Youngstown car at First Ave and Weller. The coroner says the accident shows gross carelessness and disputes Stuckley’s claim of air brake failure. If arrested, the inquest slated for tomorrow would be skipped and the case moved to the superior court.
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F. M. Carroll
L. A. Stuckley
Queen Anne Street
Frank E. Lyon
Youngstown
Weller St
Stuckley
Mond
Beatile Electric Company
Wilkeson Miners Walk Out Indefinitely In Strike
The Wilkeson coal mines in Washington shut down today with 700 to 800 miners on strike. They plan to march to Carbonado to seek joining miners as over 1,000 at Carbonado could cripple supply. The company refused demands and the entire mine remains closed pending settlement.
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United Press
Tacoma
Wilkeson
Wash
Carbonado
Miners and Wilkeson Company Clash Over Mine Concessions
Workers demand broad control including pit bows and other concessions already granted by rival mines. Henry Hewitt of the Wilkeson company says the miners seek reasonable terms. No disorder occurred as the plant closes for re adjustment to end the dispute.
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Henry Hewitt
Wilkeson Company
New York Widow of Playwright Daly Dies at Osborne
Mie my Faye Daly widow of Angus Unn the playwright andater manager died at 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon in her apartments in the Osborne at Seventieth Avenue and Fifty seventh Street. Daly's death followed an attack of heart disease.
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United Press
New York
Miemy Faye Daly
Angus Unn
Osborne
Daly
Mayor Enforces Pen Signatures to Prevent Forgery
Mayor Moore ends rubber stamp warrants after uncovering alleged forgery concerns tied to former comptroller Carroll. He will personally pen sign every document after review and has removed the mayoral rubber stamp from use while awaiting a legal written opinion from the corporation counsel.
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Carroll
Moore
Comptroller’s Office
Comptroller
Calhoun
Man dies after peanut diet in Fremont
Archie Venuto died after attempting to live on a peanut diet. He began the regimen a week ago, four days in he became completely crazy and was hospitalized. He died this morning from exhaustion.
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United Preas
Fremont
Archie Venuto
Electric Cars Collide in Dense Fog at Lake Whatcott
In foggy morning conditions two Lake Whatcott line streetcars collided injuring eight passengers. Motorman G Tiley and seven others including Mrs H W Smith Nels Anderson William Bidwell Harry Glover Mrs Denny and baby suffered injuries as cars slid and crowded at the vestibule area.
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Bellingham
Lake Whatcott
G. Tiley
H. W. Smith
Nels Anderson
William Bidwell
Harry Glover
Planking of Jefferson Street Streetcar Right of Way Assigned
The city will plank the Jefferson streetcar line right of way. The Seattle Tacoma Short Line and the Seattle Renton and Southern have secured rights to run on the street, but neither completed the planking, so the work is to be done and charged to the two corporations.
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Jefferson St
Seattle Tacoma
Seattle, Renton & Southern
Girl Barons Social Duty in St Petersburg Bow
Baroness Elizabeth von Rosen, daughter of the Russian ambassador, will depart with her mother for St Petersburg to be presented at the czar's court before returning to society life in Seattle. The 17 year old, blonde baroness follows Russian social custom in this ceremonial bow.
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Seattle Star
Washington
Elizabeth von Rosen
St. Petersburg
No decision on funds reached by bishops
The Methodist board of Foreign Missions held no executive session and did not decide on appropriations or the $85,000 debt. The morning was spent on committee appointments and district needs, followed by devotional services led by Bishop J R Wright. A blushing new Japanese deaconess was welcomed at the close.
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Methodist Board of Foreign Missions
Henry Spellmeyer
J. R. Wright
Newark
N. J
Spellmeyer
China
Hart
Africa
Europe
Funde
Warren
Andrews
Goodsell
McDowell
Dre. Jackson
Stevens
Coker
Nicholson
North
Conner
Mowers
Porsall
Swartsell
Eastern Asia
Tishopa Spelmeyer
Moore
Dre. Isham
Wright
Coulins
Tipple
Southern Asia
Thoburn
Berry
Dra. Firewater
Truesdale
Wilson
McDonald
Burt and
Walden
Japan
Clearing house certificates spark Seattle bank surge
Seattle banks saw eager demand for clearing house certificates this morning with many customers cashing or pre arming deposits. Only a small portion of the 63000 certificates issued last week circulated as signing labor delays held up full distribution. Payrolls and city payments consumed most of the certificates while the novelty of new money drew public attention downtown.
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Seattle
Rhal
Ome
Assaults Woman Who Jilted Him at Columbia Street
Mrs Hallie Shell was attacked in her room by Fred J Hannan waiter who hid an iron bar under his coat. Help from neighbors W H Oliver and Joe Younger likely saved her from death. She suffered a broken arm and head injuries with initial critical condition easing. assailant hails from Salt Lake City and Houston.
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Hallie Shell
Waltresaving
Columbia St
Fred J. Hannan
W. H. Oliver
Joe
Hannants
Salt Lake City
Mre Sholl
Houston
Tex
Mysterious Shooting in Portland Ends in Fatality
A perplexing shooting in Portland yesterday left Minon Glaze dead from a back wound in the Eleventh Avenue home. A six year old witness spoke as Mrs Glaze, in a delicate condition, is hospitalized in a distraught state. Neighbors note repeated quarrels and a prior threat. Glaze, once from Moscow, fled to the United States via Japan.
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Portland
Novil
Minon Glaze
Mra. Glaze
Glaze
Moscow
Russia
United States
Japan
Navy Yard Dig Force Prepares Atlantic Fleet for December Sail
A New York navy yard dig crew begins work to ready the Atlantic fleet for sail on December 1 to Hampton Roads. The task focuses on the Connecticut Louisiana Alabama Ohio Rhode Island and other ships as Rear Admiral Sperry places his flag on the Alabama.
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United Press
New York
Navy Yard
Hampton Roads
Connecticut
Louisiana
Ohio
Rhode Island
Alabama
Sperry
Dolsted
Man Behind the Ax Criticises President’s Togs
Sinclair, a veteran woodsman in Spokane, mocks Roosevelt’s depiction as a logger. He says the president could not peel bark in Sunday attire and insists woodmen work shirtless with sturdy gear, while noting the photo shows Roosevelt in formal dress beside a towering cedar.
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Woods
S Togs
Seattle Star
Spokane
Wash
Sinclair
Woodeman
Roosevelt
Washington Woods
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