Grambs Charges Refuted at Civil Service Hearing
In a civil service commission hearing last evening W J Grambe saw his charges against Police Officer Charles P Lillie refuted by most witnesses. Grambe claimed Lillie used profane language and committed assault over a campaign document near a polling place. Lillie testified he did not use foul language nor assault Grambe and called witnesses including three fellow officers.
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W. J. Grambe
Civil Service
Commission
Grambe
Wappenstein
Oes
Lillie
Gratbe
Gramba
Lille
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Seattle Electric Company
Disputed precinct vote count prompts police witness
A squatter clashed with a sergeant over a delayed duty while Grambe pressed for action. The commission reviewed the case and will issue a decree soon. Patrolman Lillie witnessed fraudulent vote counting at the Fifth precinct of the Seventh Ward.
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Wers
Grambe
Litile
Lillie
Seventh Ward
Brothers of Light children home deaths reported
Denver October report states the Brotherhood of Light ran a ranch home near Artesia with 14 children placed by Denver physicians and courts over four years. only one survived. Members are said to be vegetarians and the children allegedly starved to death under care.
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Scripps Telegraph Service
Denver
Cole
Artoles
Denver Physiciene
Brotherhood
Seattle Considers Municipal Court and Jail Expansion
A council ordinance proposes immediate start on a new five story municipal building with a total $332,000 budget for courts jail and hospital facilities. An additional $124,000 appropriation is requested to begin work once bids are received and awarded by the Board of Public Works.
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Seattle
Ency Hospital
Board of Public Works
Street Work Is Ordered by City Council
The council approved local improvement resolutions including paving and sewers on Fourth Avenue South from Washington to Main, Thirty second Avenue East to Albion Heights, and East Pike areas. An ordinance to improve Bayview by constructing sewers was referred to the judiciary committee.
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Washington
Mainers
East Tn
Albion Heights
East Pike
Union Tea Washington
Rats Fifth Ave
Bieventh
Yealer Way
East Spring
East Howelbally
East Howelbally East Pike St
North Forty Fifth
Second Ave
Northeast
Pacific Place
Bayview
Judicary Committee
Residents protest railroad street vacations
Property owners along Beattie boulevard Lane street Waller Jackson and Main streets sign a 23 name petition opposing vacations sought by the Union Pacific. Residents fear property damage yet acknowledge potential benefits while the issue remains unsettled.
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Fourth Ag
Union Pacifi
Beattie Boulevard
Lane St. Waller
Jackson and
Mainst
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