Untitled Political Intrigue and Bar Association Probe
A chaotic set of clipped notes reports a bar association inquiry into charges against a justice. It details secret meetings led by John H. Powell with cautious remarks about witnesses and public access. The piece notes the investigation’s behind-closed-doors stance and questions its impact on public confidence.
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Bar Association
State Bar Association
John H. Powell
New York
Powell
Justice Reot
Death and wind sweep Northwest Arkansas and Seattle case
A Seattle bench warrant targets R W J Theobald for marrying within six months of a divorce after a King County decree. In Northwest Arkansas strong winds also swept the region, while Roy W Gager, 22, was fatally shot near 15th Avenue South. Investigators suspect a thoughtless hunter caused the fatal wound.
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Roy Gager
Wind
Untitled notice fragment reports death from accident
Fragmentary United Press item notes a death today and a related accident case placed under inquiry. The text is incomplete with few readable names and details.
Easter Hats Confiscated in Odd Incident at Sea
A cryptic report describes birds seized yesterday by OG & Co. at Se Meated them. The entry mentions confiscation actions and unclear motives, with references to a game and a binding scene. Names and places are obscured, but the event centers on confiscation of items related to Easter hats.
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OG & Co
Mal Fey
Theo
Motorman Left Fortune After Uncle’s Death
W J Van Houten, a Booth Bellingham motorman, learned his uncle Walter Van Houten of New York died last week and left $75,000 to be divided among six heirs including Van Houten. He plans to travel to New York on December 2 to pursue his share.
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Ox United Press
Bellingham
W. J. van Houten
Booth Bellingham
Marguerite Thompson
New York City
Walter van Houten
New York
van Flow
Senator's Slayer Robin Cooper In Jail With Father
The slayer of Senator E W Carmack, Robin Cooper, is held in the county jail in Nashville Tennessee with his father nol Cooper after transport from hospital. Authorities had planned to transfer him for the killing.
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Nashville
Tenn
Robin Cooper
E. W. Carmack
Ore
Nol Cooper
Cooper
Despondent Baker Ends His Life With a Bullet
The body of Prana Grennus a 58 year old baker was found with a bullet wound in the right temple in an alley between Third and Stile in Seattle. A night watchman heard a gun report about 2 am and a passerby reported the body to patrolmen. Deputy Coroner John Honeycutt ordered the body moved to Bonney Watson Co. Grennus had lived at 2115 Seventh Ave and left a wife and six children in Maple Valley. He had been divorced and family arrangements will be made after his daughter arrives. No money was found on him and authorities deem the death despondent.
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R. W. J. Theobald
John H. Perry
Theobald
San Francisco
Seattle
Gager
Arthur
Roy Gater
Brown
Roy Gager
Arthur Gager
Great Northern and Pacific
Honuney-Watson Co
Prana Grennus
Ondingat
Stile Bys
Seiies
W. R. Pugsley
Seattle Empire Laundry
Hallard
Wright
John Honeycutt
Bonney Watson Co
Grennus
Maple Valley
Thie State
Peard
Francis J. Money undergoes second operation after gunshot injury
San Francisco reported Francis J. Money’s condition improving after a preliminary operation to remove a bullet and a subsequent minor procedure performed the same day. No anesthetics used for the second operation and prosecutors’ condition described as not grave. Mrs Heney and Ben Heney remained at his side with updates noting cheerful progress.
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Heney
Ben Heney
Fire Devastates Royal City Mills in Vancouver
A dawn blaze destroys the planing mill and moulding shop at Royal City Mills in Vancouver B C causing over 100000 dollars in damage. Firemen escape harm as a night watchman sounds the alarm and Chinatown residents flee to streets. Insurance premiums may fall due to strong firefighting water pressure.
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United Press
Vancouver
B. C
Royal City
Chinatown
Board of dental examiners approves 25 of 46 candidates
Twenty five candidates passed by the state board of dental examiners from a close of 46 yesterday. Names include Seatie Booey, Beattie Hines, John Awanberg of Seattle, Arthur Truscott McMillan of Ballard, Sealle Beattie, Norman Dawson, Warren of Port and other listed applicants.
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State Board of Dental Examiners
Asuccessful
Seatie B. A. Booey
Beattie
H. J. Strance
Heattle
Charles 8. Hines
John Awanberg
Seattle
Arthur Truscott McMillan
Ballardee
Gresham
Sealle Arthur Luptom Beattie
Norman Th Dawsen
Sensis
Miner Henry W Chapman dies in Chap man mine cave-in
Prominent mining promoter Henry W Chapman was trapped by a cave-in at the Chapman mine half a mile from town. Twenty five miners working in relays found his body after seven hours. Interment planned in Oakland. Coroner’s jury exonerates mine management.
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Uni Press
Nan Archers
Henry W. Chapman
Chapman
Oakland
H&me
Verdict on Death of Haas inquest
San Francisco reports the coroner's jury censured police for mishandling the search of Morris Haas and allowing a small derringer to remain on him. The jury blamed negligence and hostility between police and the district attorney and urged mayoral investigation and reform.
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United Press
San Francisco
W. J. Burns
Morris Haas
Ising
Langdon
Haas
Morrie Haas
District Attorney's Office
Rockefeller Grilling Ends as Rockefeller Seeks Railroad Tip
John D. Rockefeller faced final questioning in the government suit to dissolve Standard Oil of New Jersey. Kellogg pressed memory lapses about stock ownership and a 1876 contract with Schofield Schurmer Teagle, while Rockefeller recalled no details of profits or affidavits. The witness suggested Archbold would next testify.
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United Press
New York
John D. Rockefeller
Frank B. Kellogs
Standard Ol Company
New Jersey
of King
John D. Arch ‘Bold
Standard OF Company
John D
Kellogg
Archibald
Congressional Committee
Rockefeller
Archbold Die
Standard Steck
Kefeller
Schoff Schurmer & Tengie
Cleveland
Schofield, Schurmer & Teagle
Standard of Ohio
Schofield, Bcharmer & Teagle
The
Standard
Schofiel
Rocket
Standard Oil Company
Tornado Claims 50 Lives in Arkansas Northwest
Reports confirm a devastating tornado swept across Arkansas northwest yesterday evening and last night killing 50 and injuring at least 1060 in multiple towns. Emergency crews rush to aid, with extensive damage reported along the storm path.
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United Press
Little Rock
Tornado Rips Northwest Arkansas Towns Killing and Wounding Many
A devastating tornado struck northwestern Arkansas sweeping through Piney Lon don Wellerville Jeshro Lodi Berryville Mulberry and Cravens. The storm killed at least seven in Mulberry and Cravens with several others injured or missing. Piney suffered twelve deaths and a relief party was dispatched from Knoxville. Identified fatalities include Mr and Mrs John Rosen and two children. Affected towns report extensive property damage and timber loss.
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United Press
Little Rock
Arkansas River
Piney
London
Wellerville
Jeshro
E. Lodi
Louieville
Patterson
Berryville
Mulberry
Berryvi
Hoskins
Lodi
Lewheville
la Fayette County
Patmos
Knoxville
Ark
Ogark
Cravens
John Rosen
Cravena
Corbin loyalty eyed for Inauguration Committee chair
Washington observers await today's decision on Lieut. Gen. Henry C. Corbin as the likely chairman of the Inauguration committee after Mrs. Corbin's $10,000 contribution to the Republican fund. Wisconsin returns show Taft 448,763 Bryan 166,707 Debs 26,146 Carly 11,070.
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United Press
Washington
Henry C. Corbin
Wisconsin
Madison
Wis
Taft
Bryan
Debs
Carly
Gunners Do Terrific Firing in Manila Navy Practice
Experts say no ship could stay afloat five minutes against the terrific firing shown by American gunners in battle practice at Manila. The event is hailed as the best ever by the navy and shores leave for the fleet from Thursday to Sunday, amid preparations for a citywide celebration. The actions followed appeals to President-elect Taft to intercede for Manila and protect the future of the city.
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Manila
Taft
Sperry
Wights Seek $4000 Damages From Seattle City
A complaint filed in the superior court seeks $4000 in damages from the city of Seattle. M F P Wight and Doran E Wight allege that after buying Wight's Scenic addition in 1906 the city widened Lakeview Avenue and extended it past their property cutting the grade about 60 feet and making the property inaccessible from the street without condemnation proceedings.
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Seattle
M. F P. Wight
Doran E. Wight
Wight
Lakeview
Black worker Gilmore abducted from guard house in Luray
Charlestown Nov 24 Jim Gilmore a negro was taken from the guard house in Luray Hampton county this state and another man attacked one of the daughters of his employer A C Pitts in a reported crime case authorities pursue suspects in the incident and guard house security is questioned.
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Charlestown
8. C
Jim. Gilmore
Luray
Hampton County
Ony
Syonehet
Gilmore
A. C. Pitts
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