Decision Upholds Direct Primary Law Across Board
The state supreme court upheld the direct primary law in all provisions. Justice Vollerton notes ballots may vary and the government may determine candidates listed. Republican candidate Charles B. Coon and other officials defend the law as constitutional. Both major parties express satisfaction with the ruling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wald Keirman de Hruler
Supreme Court
Tomn Y. Terry
Verton
Charles B. Coon
Andidate
Chaloe
Justice Pullerton
Taft Special 18 Wrecked Again After Ohio Train Crash
United Press reports the Taft special wrecked near Cadix Junction in Ohio as two wheels and the left second engine derailed while traveling at modest speed. No injuries cited. officials order Taft special to Taft for repairs and investigation. In Wheeling West Virginia a separate march disruption threats allege non union bands may accompany visiting Taft supporters.
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United Press
Ohio
Cadia Junction
Cadix
Taft Speciel
Wheeling
W. Va
Charce
Linx
Ars Santa Bet
Pittsburg
Taft
Freshmen Elect Seattle Ticket Leads Election Sweep
Freshmen voters backed Seattle ticket in a campus election, gaining a majority to win four offices at the state university. A covert challenge to seize offices failed as the caucus maintained control with C Bowles and Raymond G Hawes among those elected Morgan.
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Seattle
Fe $i
State University
C. Bowles
Morgan
Raymond G. Hawes
Land case likely to reach the Supreme Court
MecGilvra, involved in the case of the Com missioners in Sand Canes, says the appeal will probably go to the Supreme Court. A copy of the opinion was shown, with previews suggesting sustaining the commission. A separate note cites a fish law action where a game warden fined $50 after taking fish with a pike.
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S. MecGilvra
C. Mecilora
Yeu
Supreme Court
Whitson
Breeze
Premont
Ac8
Conte
Lieut Col Tucker Nearing Death in Deserter Case
Chicago October 14 United Press reports Lieut Col W F Tucker jailed on desertion charges faces imminent death. Detective Hlant says medical certificate from Dr L T Brehens of St Louis cites cirrhosis of the liver and heart weakness making reentry to Chicago dangerous. Police say Tucker likely would have died within 24 hours if moved earlier.
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United Press
Chicago
W. F. Tucker
United States
John A. Lagan
Hlant
St. Louis
Braul
L. T. Brehens
Col. Tucker
Retecan
Blaui
of Police
Shippy
Tucker
Insult Sandwich Diet Sparks Local Fracas
Tierney, a county pauper once at the poor farm, resented a charity breakfast on a trip east. He obtained a ticket and clothes from charity groups, then made and discarded four bread sandwiches. He confronted the mayor’s office to protest the so called diet.
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Bet
Ru O
Tierney
Charity Commissioner
Charity Organization Society
Slattery
Clarence Gerald
Gerald
New Smelter Demonstration Expected at Weat Seattle
A demonstration of a new smelting process by Gold Creek Mining & Smelting will be held tomorrow afternoon at its Weat Seattle smelter. The event starts at 1 o'clock and aims to show reduced smelting costs and a challenge to the smelting trust. The facility lies about 200 feet south of the ferry landing in Weat Seattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gold Creek Mining & Smelting Company
Tta Smelter
Weat Seattle
Divorce Granted for Drunkenness in Charlotte Case
In Superior Court this morning Frank M. Sylwester of Charlotte Georgia won a divorce from his wife on the grounds of habitual drunkenness. The couple married in 191 and the wife allegedly drank heavily for 15 years. The court awarded alimony of 100 dollars per month to the wife.
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Frank M. Sylwester
Charlotte GO
Oil Tank Explodes at Standard Oil Plant Canton Baltimore
A large oil tank beside the boiler house at the Standard Oil plant in Canton, Baltimore County, exploded at 4 pm. Flames rage beyond control and casualties are unconfirmed. Cause of the blast remains undetermined and no injuries are yet verified.
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United Press
Baltimore
Standard Oil
Canton
Jefferson Street Refund Authorized by Acting Mayor
Acting Mayor GI signed warrants totaling 5563.21 to property owners who paid for the Jefferson Street grading assessment. The refund depends on each owner's share of the total assessment, with the balance due after work completion. Eligible owners may draw warrants tomorrow.
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RE. Jefferson
Morrow
Pacific Coast Businessmen Arrive in Tokio for Edict Reception
United Press reports Pacific coast businessmen arriving in Tokyo as the Mikado tests an imperial edict urging friendly relations with America and the Western Hemisphere. The edict aims to elevate Japanese morale and curb a "war of words" affecting international relations. The delegation is welcomed by officials and chambers of commerce, attends tours, a Maple Club dinner, and a luncheon with Baron Komura. Friday and Saturday events include introductions to the emperor and a banquet by Baron Momm de Schwartzenstein.
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United Press
Tokio
Japan
America
Western Hemisphere
Orient
Chambers of Commerce
Maple Club
Baron Komura
Nikko
Baron Momm de Schwartsenstein
Suffragists Seek Voter Registration at City Hall
Three women led by Mrs Emma Smith De Vor demanded their names be added to the voter roll for the November election at city hall. Chief Clerk Hanna said the law does not recognize their ballot privilege, the group insisting the act was primarily a matter of principle rather than hope for immediate voting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Smith de Vor
Hanna
Bank Guaranty Plan Upheld In Nebraska Speech
In Nebraska Bryan defended the bank guaranty plan amid attacks on Hughes and Taft. He argued that objections raised against bank guarantees echoed early fire insurance concerns and warned that some would misuse insurance incentives. A large crowd greeted him as he toured the state, delivering about thirty speeches by nightfall.
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Nebraska
Hiryan
Bryan
Hughes
Kearney
Neb
Taft
Gross
Prairie Fire Threatens City and Residents
A prairie fire driven by strong winds sweeps toward the city as volunteers battle flames with wet blankets and available tools. Farmers and thousands of homeseekers join in efforts to save the town amid spreading cornfields.
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Dallas &de Ook
Fragmented inquiry about locating Orteman and quilt storage
A reader asks who can provide information on Orteman's whereabouts and forwards it to T. F. Clarke in Pawtucket. The note also questions why a woman keeps extra quilts where a man cannot find them on a cold night.
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Omar
T. F. Clarke
Pawtucket
Unique Exhibit for A Y P Exposition in Honolulu
A miniature paper mache islet in water will depict Hawaii for the Alaska Yukon Pacific exposition. The display shows interisland positions, Pearl Harbor improvements, Kilauea crater in action, and pineapple regions. It will be housed in the main Hawaiian building. A Manufacturers' meeting Saturday at Lincoln Hotel will discuss uniting local makers to patronize home industry.
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United Preas
Honolulu
Get
Hawaii
Alaska
Pearl Harbor
Kilauea
Lincoln
Brotherhood to Mint Heatto Presbyterian Meet
Brotherhood to meet at Heatto Presbyterian church this evening. A simple dinner to be served at 6:16 and the gathering will discuss church matters and plans for the season.
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Iner
Lawson's Coup Ruins Bay State Brokers
Wires report that Bay State stock must be delivered by tomorrow causing a surge in price and wrecking numerous brokers. The move by Omas W. Lawson has driven a sharp rise and left many investors facing ruin as short positions squeeze.
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Bay State
Omas W. Lawson
Hay State
Lawson
Information Filed Against Official Over Copper Theft
An information filed by the prosecuting attorney's office alleges that Newton took $40.63 worth of copper from the city of Seattle. The case identifies Aries Enten B as the defendant in this charges document.
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Chatain
Greeny
Aries Enten
Torney
Newton
Heattle
Forgery Charge In Superior Court Involving Check
Ab information filed against Pase more for forging the name of Bound Marble iranite Oo on a check for $76. The case references a forgery in the superior court and identifies the accused as Pase more.
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Pasemore
City water deemed chemically pure by analysis
City chemist Jacobson reported Cedar river water samples are chemically pure. He noted the bacteriological results are pending after health department sampling near Lincoln Park recovery camps to assess contamination risk. Justice Houins said further tests should confirm safety and planned investigations into Taylor and Marston camps.
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Jacobson
Cedar River
Health Department
Lincoln Park
Crichton
Houins
Taylor and Marneston
Rainier Valley Group Hosts Commissioner Candidates Meeting
M J Carrigan and B F Shields invited to Lakeside tonight by Rainier Valley Improvement association to discuss proposed boulevard extension from Rainier Beach to Renton. Event aims to hear candidate views on regional transportation project and local impacts.
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M. J. Carrigan
B. F. Shields
Rainier Valley
Imoe Ae Association
Lakeside
Rainier Heach
Renton
Prices Paid to Producers Report Appears Incomplete
Fragmentary OCR text shows references to prices paid to producers and market terms but lacks clear figures or full sentences. Key entities are unclear. no definite events, dates, or organizations are identifiable from the readable portion.
Monarch Stock Sale Opens Saturday in Great Western Clothing Co
The Monarch sale begins Saturday morning at 3817 1319 First Ave between Union and University. Great Western Clothing Co offers sensational prices and promises to sell out quickly to open the holiday season with a new stock. Families can save on warm winter clothing and shoes for adults and children.
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Monarch
Star
Union
University
Great Western Clothing Co
Many A Y P Buildings Nearing Completion
Government work on A Y P grounds may begin within thirty days as exhibit palaces and main floors of two structures are occupied. Mines and Fisheries buildings near finish, Cascades and Geyser basin due in thirty days, annex to machinery building to be awarded this week, Music Pavilion planned, Nome Circle band stand close to completion, Washington state and California buildings advancing, Forestry estate and Arctic Brotherhood structures under groundbreaks.
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A.Y.P
Nome Circle
Washington State
California
Estate Forestry
Arctic Brotherhood
Bremerton City Election Fields Unopposed Races
Bremerton candidates set for December contest with Paul Seow clerk and EB HM Urban councilman facing no opposition. City Attorney J W Bryante not seeking renomination after republican nomination for state senator. Ward at large George F P Ward backer of Kilean slate and both mayoral hopefuls are F A Harlow and EB Mariette, Republicans.
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Bremerton
Paul Seow
Citizens
EB. HM. Urban
First Ward
J. W. Bryante
George FP. Ward
Kilean
Hoth
F. A. Harlow
Eb. Mariette
Kent Citizens ticket filed for Kent city offices
Kent October 14 filing shows Citizens ticket candidates for mayor J W Toomey M M Morris W Davies clerk L B Price Zeke Hodges treasurer C E B Guiberson A A Risedorph attorney H B Madison councilman at large F E A Richardson C B West council men Beech Roberts B W Bereiter Isaac P Calhoun T K Crow John Abacherli M R Hardy H F Kelt-
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Kent
Citizens
J. W. Toomey
M. M. Morris
W. Davies
L. B. Price
Zeke Hodges
C. EB. Guiberson
A. A. Risedorph
H. B. Madison
FE. A. Richardson
C. B. West
Beech Roberts
B. W. Bereiter
Isaac P. Calhoun
T. K Crow
John Abacherli
M. R. Hardy
H. F. Kelt
Law and Order Ticket Files for Council Election
John Murray G F Pag By Db Tucker C C Hayes on the Law and Order ticket filed for councilman. One candidate to file on that ticket. After the election the town will become a third class city. Seven councilmen are to be elected.
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Ner
John Murray
G. F. Pag
Db. Tucker
C. C. Hayes
Law and Order
E. Burney
Son Keeps Father in City Jail in Police Court
In a police court session Judge John B. Gordon postponed a ruling until tomorrow after Guy Barber son of M. T. Barber refused to forgive his father for abusing his mother. The elder Barber remained detained as the case proceeds with Mrs Barber and the son accusing him of the abuse.
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Guy Barber
M. T. Barber
John B. Gordon
Barber
Gordon
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