Barn Full Of Supposed Loot Found In Investigation
Police report a large barn packed with trunks furniture and goods believed stolen from various owners. Officers led by Rev. Peter Orloff examined the Dean street site and uncovered crates cases and duffel bags containing grips trunks and household items with few identifying marks remaining. The haul covers hundreds to thousands of dollars and the search will continue to identify rightful owners as dragged property is moved to police headquarters.
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Opin
Henry Young
Peter Orloff
Clark and Humane
Dean St
Rainier Houle
Grip
Arthur Beaumont
Frye
Stewart-Piper Supply
Globe Building
Fowler to Address Socialists at Labor Temple
Fowler former secretary of the Japanese Exclusion League currently staying in Steilacoom has parole from asylum authorities. He plans to address the Socialists tomorrow night at the Labor Temple and is expected to justify actions that led to his commitment to the insane asylum by a Bellingham judge.
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Fowler
Japanese Exclusion League
Io St
Youngstown
Eylum
Labor Temple
Bellingham
Dead Man's Body Under Threatened Injunction Demand
United Press reports a threatened injunction to secure the body of a late Los Angeles former mayor. A dispute between his family and Mrs. Bryson over burial arrangements led to claims the body would be buried quietly or moved between undertakers Orr Edwards and Hresee Brothers. Relatives deny trouble while others assert papers for the injunction were not filed.
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United Press
SB. Cal
Los
Bryson
Rome
Bartal
Orr
Fryson
Hresee Brothers
Orr & Edwards
George and Sailty Charged with Larceny Heads to Walla Walla
Two men were sentenced this morning by Judge Morris to six to fourteen years at Walla Walla labor for larceny. The defendants identified as Sailty and George faced the court as details of the case were presented.
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George
Sailty
Morris
Walla Walla
Organize for Jones League Formed in Oriental Building
Friends of Representative Wesley JL Jones meet at 8 this evening in the Oriental building to form a Jones league and promote Mr Jones candidacy for the United States senate.
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Wesley JL. Jones
Oriental Building
Jones League
Jones
United States Senate
Bank Clearings Report From Seattle and Portland
Bank clearings reported for Seattle total 2 484 072 21 with Tacoma 771 070 and Portland 1 452 786. Balances listed as 69 098 8 4 for Seattle and 146 233 for Portland.
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Seattle
Tacoma
Magills may face acquittal as defense predicts
Prienda of the Magills forecast an early acquittal after nine state witnesses failed to establish criminal circumstances. If the state does not present stronger evidence, the defense may urge the judge to instruct the jury to acquit.
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United Press
Decatur
Prienda
The
Magills
Defnse
Thousands of Harriman Agencies Ordered to Cut Costs
United Press reports President E H Harriman ordered all roads under his control to reduce expenses, halt new work, and retrench across departments. The move covers 12 western states and Mexico, with possible thousands of job cuts and wage savings, while denying widespread layoffs.
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Harriman
San Francisco
Southern Pacific
E. H. Harriman
Republic of Mexico
Middle West
Atlantic Seaboard
Pacific Mail
Galveston
New Orleans
New York
BE. H. Harriman
Southern Pacific Railway Company
Mr. Harriman
Health Department Turmoil Ends as New Board Likely
Mayor Moore dissolves the health board after criticizing its failures and prepares to appoint a new panel. Dr Janson will stay on, Dr Bourne is named as a likely successor to Health Officer Calhoun, with council to authorize pay and facility fixes ahead of Monday's meeting.
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War Janson
Calhoun
City Council
Health Board
Health Department
Moore
Janson
Dr. Janson
Buckley
Crookall
Crichton
Sawyer
Board of Public Works
Bourne
Harrison
Philippines
William McKinley
Eurgeon
Spain
Philippine Islands
Luke B. Wright
The
Bourns
Michigan
Georgia
Ready to Leave Norfolk for Pacific Cruise
Norfolk date notes Washington and Tennessee ready to depart this afternoon as fleet ships prepare for a Pacific cruise.
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United Press
Norfolk
Washington
Tennessee
Pacific
Santa Fe Line Guilty on 66 Counts
A federal grand jury found the Santa Fe railway system guilty on 66 counts in Los Angeles. Judge Well will issue a declaratory ruling the next day. The maximum fine is estimated at 250000, with a minimum of 46.
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United Press
Los Angeles
Ta Fe
Well
Daring Hold-Up At Salt Lake City Hotel
A bold early morning hotel hold-up in Salt Lake City left patrons shaken. An armed highwayman entered the barroom, ordered cash from the register, and fled as a pursuing patrol exchanged shots, the robber escaping after a brief gunfight.
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United Press
Salt Lake City
Utah
Salt Lake
Robri
Ferdinand Schmitz Declared Elected to Fourteenth Ward Council
Ferdinand Schmitz of Alki Point is declared by the city council to be a regularly elected councilman for the Fourteenth ward. He will take his seat at Monday's session and join several important committees immediately.
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Ferdinand Schmitz
Alki Point
Schmitz
Progressive Thought Club Plans Special Meeting
A special meeting of the Progressive Thought club will be held at 1420 Second Ave next Wednesday at 2:00 p.m. J Golville of London England will speak.
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Progressive Thought Club
J. Golville
London
England
Socialist Leader Guilty in Rainier Club Fray
Leipsic October 12 Karl Lebknecht socialist leader found guilty and sentenced to 18 months at military fortress for spreading socialism to soldiers via pamphlet Curses of Militarians. Rainier club in Seattle embroiled in political intrigue surrounding railroad influence and Harriman aligned faction led by Sam Hill son in law of Jim Hill.
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United Press
Leipsic
Karl Lebknecht
Seattle
Sam Hill
J. D. Farrell
Harriman
Rainier Club
Charley Chamberlain
George H. Walker
Jim Hill
Great Northern
Hill
Washington
Hervey Lindley
Sacramento
Presbyterian ministers hit by Reynolds bank failure in Alaska
Star Special Service reports that Presbyterian ministers across Massachusetts face hardship from the Reynolds bank collapse at Valdex Alaska and the halted Alaska Home railway project. Ex Gov Brady mobilized ministers to support Reynolda Development as mines had earlier yielded returns, but the latest venture allegedly failed, risking many clergy in poverty if the bank cannot be saved.
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Boston
Mass
Rcores
Reynolds Bank
Valdex
Alaska
Alaska Home Railway
Brady
Reynolda Development Company
Taft Arrives in Hong Kong on Minnesota
Secretary Taft reached Hong Kong at 1 AM aboard the Minnesota and went ashore at 10 AM. He and his party attended a consulate reception and planned to depart for Manila that night aboard the transport McCllellan.
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Hong Kong
Taft
Minnesota
Manila
McCiellan
Tragic killing and suicide in Havre hotel office
Roy Reed of Portland shot and killed his wife Sylva Reed in the Hotel Havre office then killed himself. The couple had been married ten years with divorce proceedings filed by Mrs Reed after a year of strained relations.
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Helena
Havre
Roy Reed
Portland
Sylva Reed
Roy
Widow Cath erine Langdon Dies After Husband's Death
Mrs. Cath erine Langdon aged 83 of Juanita died yesterday after unable to bear her husband's passing. Roland Langdon, her husband, died a month ago at 88. They were Bothell settlement pioneers, living in Juanita in recent years. Her remains will be buried beside his in Bothell family plot Sunday at noon.
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Catherine Langdon
Juanita
Roland Langdon
Bothell
Harriman Suit Postponed to November Fourteenth
The government suit to compel E. H. W. Harriman and Otto Kuhn of Kuhn Loeb and Company to answer Interstate Commerce Commission questions about the Union Pacific purchase of Haines Central stock through Kuhn Loeb has been postponed to November 14.
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New York
BE. H W. Marriman
Otto Kuhn
Kuban, Loeb & Company
Interstate Commerce Commission
Hainess Central
Union Pacific
Kuhn, Loeb & Co
Emperor Joseph's Condition Worsens in Vienna
Emperor Joseph's health deteriorated at noon after an improvement in the morning. Officials say if he dies the crown would pass to Archduke Francis Ferdinand, with the public awaiting official confirmation.
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Vienna
Joseph
Archduke Francis Ferdinand
Miner Sues Beattie Electric Co for $80000 Damages
Milton H. Miner sues Beattie Electric Co for $80000 alleging a Broadway car on April Sth jolted suddenly while he stepped to alight, causing a fall that paralyzed his left arm for life. The suit seeks compensation for permanent injury and loss of use.
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Beattie Electric Co
Milton H. Miner
Broadway
Steamer Cypress Foundered in Lake Superior Storm
A Grand Marais dispatch says the steamer Cypress, 440 feet long and 7,400 tons, foundered near Deer Park, Lake Superior. Twenty three sailors are missing. one survivor washed ashore on a life raft in serious condition. Lifesaving crews search beaches as Washington reports three bodies recovered and twenty-two lost. The vessel, owned by Lackawanna Steamship Co, had just left Cleveland with a cargo of fron o.
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Detroit
Mich
Grand Marias
Cypress
Lake Superior
Deer Park
Lackawanna Steamship Company
Cleveland
Washington
Cys Press
Seco
Cubs Beat Tigers In Windy Detroit Game
Chicago defeated Detroit 11 to 0 in a windy October Detroit game as 9 000 fans braved snow threats. Cubs captain Hub Chance was injured yesterday and out today, while manager Jennings remained optimistic about the series. Batteries Mullin Schmidt for Detroit and Brown Kling for Chicago.
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United Press
Detroit
Mich
Tigers
Cubs
Jennings
Mullin
Schmidt
Chicago
Brown Kling
Arcade fire destroys major San Jose dry goods store
The Arcade on First Street in San Jose burned last night, totalling about 400000 in damage with insurance partial. Fire lasted two hours after 10 o clock, threatening the block between San Fernando and Santa Clara, while firefighters kept flames from spreading. Smoke and water damaged St Josephs parish school on San Fernando Street.
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United Press
San Jose
Cal
Arcade
First St
San Fernando
Santa Clara Ay
St. Joseph’s Church
San Fernando St
Burke May Seek Appeal Over Tug License Revocation
Capt Mike Burke of the tug Holyoke left Port Townsend for Seattle to consult tug owners about appealing the 30 day license revocation. He towed the bark Hecla near Duncan Rock when his tow struck the rock, injuring the hull. Steamboat men claim currents and Hecla crew negligence were primary causes.
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Star
Port Townsend
Wash
Mike Burke
Holyoke
Seattle
Board of Marine
Burke
Duncan Rock
Straits
Refusal to Comment as Appeal May Follow Decision
The subject declined to make a statement today but indicated an appeal could be pursued from the ruling. No further details were provided as legal steps were hinted rather than disclosed.
Supreme Court Reverses Damages Over Child’s Death
The supreme court yesterday reversed a superior court verdict granting Joseph E B Vinnette $600 for the death of his child killed by a Northern Pacific switch engine in Seattle yards. The court ruled the child was a trespasser and its parents are to blame for the accident.
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Supreme Court
Superior Court
Joseph EB. Vinnette
N. P
Seattle
Convictions for Tampering with a Witness in Robbery Case
In Walla Walla on October 12 0 Charles Prather and Willian Griggs were convicted in the superior court for tampering with a witness. They attempted to persuade a man to leave town to prevent him from testifying in a robbery case.
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Walla Walla
Charles Prather
Willian Griggs
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