Governor Lister Seeks Muzzle On Humphries Ruling
Governor Lister met with superior court judges in Seattle to explore removing Judge Humphries from the bench amid contempt releases. He pledged possible pardons for victims but faced pushback from the judge and others as talks remained secret and a special session for impeachment was hinted. A large crowd gathered after the releases, celebrating the prisoners’ freedom and pressing for further action.
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Humphries
Lister
Seattle
Judge Humphries
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Rnor
Social Fat State Executive Committee
Fourth Av
Westlake
Hulet Wella
Wells
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Pretty Pussy Cats Set to Enter Seottin Show
Nationally renowned felines will be showcased by the Queen City Cat club at the Bon Marche in Seottin starting November 7 for a three day event. Notable entries include Prebus the undefeated black Persian who won best stud in New York in 1911, owned by H J McCaun of Oyster Bay, and Mrs Bradwin's champion Smokes arriving from Sioux City Ta.
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Seottin
Queen City
Oyster Bay
Bradwin
Sioux City
Deputies Cut as County Commissioners Trim Budget
Sheriff Cudihee agrees to reduce the force by two deputies and the county budget is cut by 2400 dollars after an all day session with business leaders. All other budget items remain as originally prepared.
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Cudihee
Hesse-Sprotte Celebrates 20th Anniversary On Stage
The 20th anniversary of Madame Hess-Sprotte was celebrated in Odd Fellows hall with a musical program. The esteemed artist performed five numbers aided by fellow performers. Friends and pupils presented floral offerings before her first piece.
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Madame Hease-Sprotte
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Madame Hess-Sprotte
Trip 18 Complete New York Convoy Posts Mixed Feats
The body of Michael Moran a San Francisco automobile man was buried after being transported by motor hearse across the continent Aviator Beckwith Havens and millionaire J B R Verplanck arrived by hydroplane from Albany covering 170 miles in 165 minutes.
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New York
Michael Moran
San Francisco
Beckwith Havens
J. B. R. Verplanck
Albany
Riots of Fashion Lob The Peacock Alleys In New York
Norman surveys Fifth Avenue fashion riots during fall as women wear extravagant hoop skirts and hats with bizarre adornments. Unconventional silhouettes, oversized cloaks, exotic feathers, and odd headpieces create a striking scene in New York hotel precincts.
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Norman
New York
Raymond Crawford Ewer
Ritual murder trial opens in Russia with Jew charged
In Kiev district court, Mendel Bellix, a 40 year old brickyard foreman, goes on trial for ritual murder amid a packed, international audience. Prosecutors and police faced pressure, evidence points to thieves. officials later dismissed and charges shifted amid fabrications accusations.
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Russia
Christian
Kieff
Mende Bellis
Kieff District Court
Krassovaky
Mendel Bellix
Bellis
Krassovsky
M. Mistchouk
Mistehonk
Between Women's Health or Suffering
The article notes many women suffer due to a run-down condition marked by debility poor circulation headaches languor nervousness and worry. It emphasizes physical and mental fatigue as central symptoms of this health state.
Beecham's Pills Promised Health Benefits for Women
The advertisement extols Beecham's Pills as the safest surest and most convenient remedy to clear poisons cleanse the blood relieve suffering and restore health and strength. It claims thousands of women have proven improved actions feelings and looks after use.
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Beecham
Jury of Women Acquits Young Larceny Defendant
A defendant named Robert G. Mitchell was acquitted by a jury composed entirely of women in Judge Ronald's court. It marked the county's first ever all female jury verdict. The article notes the defendant's charm and the eloquence of attorney Tom Horner as factors in the favorable outcome. Also mentioned is Count Vincenzo Macchi di Collere's appointment as ambassador to Washington.
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Tom Horner
Robert G. Mitchell
Ronald
Rome
Vincenzo Macchi di Collere
Washington
German American Alliance Reports Women’s Society Fight
A report to the national convention of the German American Alliance notes a German American woman’s society formed to oppose women's suffrage. The document highlights organized women’s action within the German American community and a stance against voting rights for women.
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ST. Louis
National Convention
The
German American Alliance
Bailey Toggery Shop Moves to Larger Quarters
Mr. R. M. Bailey relocates from Eighth and Union to 1327 Thirday Avenue in larger quarters and launches a novel advertising plan offering a one dollar bank account with every five dollar purchase. The new scheme aims for success.
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R. M. Bailey
Eighth and Union
Bailey
Ailey
Beachy Kills Girl Friend In Airport Aerial Accident
At Curtin field Treachy Beachy attempted an aerial somersault. His plane swerved and plunged thirty feet. Ruth Hildreth, 20, died instantly. Dorothy Hildreth, 18, and two army lieutenants were injured. Beachy and Dor othy sister were among witnesses. Beachy may quit flying.
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N. Y
Ruth Hildreth
Dorothy
Lincoln Eachy
Ruth
Dorothy Hildreth
Lieut, Richardson
Lieut
Bellinger
U.S. Army Aviation Corps
Leachy
Curtinfield Treachy
Beachy
Sulzer Nervous in Albany as Campaign Turmoil Grows
Gov. Sulzer showed extreme nervousness and fear of breakdown amid campaign turmoil. Laura Sarecky testified she received many contributions, deposited some in Sulzer’s account, kept no proper list, and prepared a memory based report Sulzer signed. Sarecky, an unnaturalized Russian, was promoted to head the state hospital commission deportation bureau.
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Albany
N. Y
Sulzer
Laura Sarecky
Bulszer
Sulserin
Posr
State Hospital Commission
Deputy U S Marshal Fails in Alaska Search
J J Cavana former deputy U S marshal at Naknek Alaska has left for Valdes after an unsuccessful attempt to locate the missing daughter of Martin Bartos a prospector who was drowned last June Letters found on Bartos body indicated his daughter lived in Bremerton Wash Bartos effects are left in the care of Cavana's brother in law H Holcomb at 202 23rd Ave
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U. S
Naknek
Alaska
Valdes
Martin Bartos
Bartos
Bremerton
Wanh
Bartow
Cavana
H. Holcomb
Bragg Brothers Arrested for Everett Burglary Spree
W B and F FE Bragg, two brothers, were arrested by Detectives Humphries and Jones Sunday night. They confessed to running a clothes pressing and cleaning shop in Everett and admitted to several burglaries in the city.
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F FE. Bragg
Humphries
Jones
Tew Brothers
Everett
Braggs
Lincoln High Parents Teachers Meet Opens Term
The first meeting of the current term was held by the Lincoln high school district Parent Teachers association with Dr. J. K. Hart of the university addressing attendees. A four day Seattle session begins Thursday for the Columbia branch of the Women's Foreign Missionary Society at the First M E church. An attempt to end his life by poison by W H Smith a teamster living at 615 yesterday night failed and he was hospitalized. California Jim’s laundry at 1011 KB Pine has changed hands to Charley 1107 Jefferson and patrons must go there. Renton reports a dog muzzling order as townwide scare. A gasoline flare in Michael BE O Toole’s tailor shop at 608 N 43rd caused burns to his face and arms requiring hospital care.
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Lincoln High School
J. K. Hart
The
University
Seattle
Columbia
Women's Foreign Missionary Society
M. E
W. H. Smith
Eos
California
Jim
Pine
China
Charley
Jefferson
Michael BE. O'Toole
O'Toole
Tricked by Horse Sparks Jeers as Crowd Dismounts Rider
Venice report describes Mrs. Fred Beckman of New York City acclaimed equestrienne, riding trained horse Query that appeared lame, then halted by police and forced to dismount. Crowd jeered when the trick of limping surfaced. Maj A B Ransom marries Estella Dooley in North Yakima. University Community Club plans Wednesday meeting at University library to discuss commission form of government.
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Venice
Query
Fred Beckman
New York City
University Community Club
University Public Library
N. KB
Albert Davis Dies After Hunger Strike While in Bedford Prison
Albert Davis, imprisoned for theft, died from hunger strike effects while serving time in Bedford. The incident highlights prison hunger strikes and conditions. Police and prison officials investigate the death and review Davis’s hunger strike actions prior to his demise.
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Albert
Bedford
Eng
Albert Davis
Ely's Cream Balm Promises Quick Catarrh Relief
An old advertisement touts Ely's Cream Balm as instant relief for colds and catarrh. It claims the product clears swollen nasal passages and head by applying a small amount in the nostrils, reducing headache and discharge with immediate soothing effects.
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Ely
Grant
Hly
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