Judges Move to Oust Humphries in Contempt Case Fracas
Drama unfolds as eight superior court judges push for action against Judge Humphries amid executive sessions and contempt rulings. Lawyers contemplate a boycott of Humphries court while a possible change of judge motion looms. Contempt defendants, including several women, face fines and jail as clashes over recall and fairness intensify.
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Glenn E. Hoover
Ses
Saloon Gun Fight Leaves Robber Dead After Duel
J L Muldoon proprietor of the . & W saloon at 816 Sixth Ave S fought two masked men who entered his establishment. One robber lay dead in the street by Maynard Ave and Seattle Blvd. Muldoon was wounded and hospitalized. A laundry ticket in the robber’s clothes bore the name Carl Strobach.
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Muldoon
Carl Strobach
Tariff Bill Ready for Signature by President Wilson
Washington October 3 President Wilson will sign the Underwood tariff bill at 9 o clock this evening in a ceremonial event. The bill passed the Senate 36 to 17 and was engrossed and sent to the House, which adopted the conference report by a viva voce vote. Speaker Clark signed and returned it to the Senate where Vice President Marshall added his signature at 1 45 p m A messenger then carried the bill to the White House for the president’s mark.
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International Union of Shingle Weavers, Bawmill Workers and Woodamen of America
Dreamland Rink
Foster
Walla Walla
Humphries
Brown
Judge Humphries Cracks Down on Crowd with Six Month Sentences
In a crowded courtroom Judge Humphries fines and jails attendees who clapped for Mrs. Hannah Anderson and signers of a defiance resolution. Six men receive six months plus fines, including Roy Draper and J. G. Brown, as the courtroom drama unfolds with confrontations and defenses.
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Estella Freed
C. Freed
George H. H
Harold
Glenn Hoover
Jessie Humphrey
Davis
Thomas Jones
E. Leland
Katherine Nally
William McN
Millard Price
Kate Sadler
Titus
Fred L. Boalt
Judge Humphries
Humphries
Foster
A. C. Saylor
Roy Draper
Anderson
Draper
Dayette
What's the Matter With Seattle? Congress at Commercial Club
Tonight at 8 the Star hosts a three part session at the Commercial Club Postal building. Dr Carter Helm Jones opens with a 20 minute talk on Seattle’s trouble spots followed by a 20 minute Q&A. Mrs Minnie B Frazier presents city ills and remedies, then Dr Robert M Stith outlines city tuberculosis efforts and how residents may help. Dr J H Snively presides with firm control.
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Postal Building
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Minnie B. Frazier
Richemond Heights
J. H. Snively
Pennants Coupon Offer From The Seattle Star
Any four consecutive Star coupons numbered 83 entitle the holder to a 65 cent pennant for 15 cents. Princeton pennants now available. Mail order adds 5 cents per pennant. Bring or mail to The Seattle Star 1307 Seventh Ave near Union St.
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