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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1907
Page
5
Vardaman attacked President Roosevelt in CESON Mississippi with a harsh blunt insult during a late October speech. Governor Var announced the remarks as part of a broader political confrontation.
United Press reports a contest offering $1000 to the best argument favoring Roosevelt remaining in office. Proposals must claim who should succeed him, assert Roosevelt’s eligibility for a second term, and praise his administration. The prize is to be awarded March 15, 1908.
The trial of Charles H. Rogers, accused in the 1922 murder of Willx Ingerich and Fred and Alice Ingerich at Otay, proceeds after his arrest in Los Angeles, California. His defense argues insanity.
In Great Bend Kansas on October 21 Stacy arrived from Denver and attacked his wife with a hazardous device. Stacy’s mother in law intervened and shoved the women to safety. The incident ended with a tomb scene and the house damaged as bystanders rushed to aid. Stacy was arrested at the scene.
Autocorrected dispatch reports a liner facing a stormy passage with its top mast strained and passengers stirred. Postmaster in HT Nevada arrested on charges amid a financial shortage inquiry totaling $5,700.
Mexico City dispatches report the gang leader behind last week’s $16,000 bullion theft from the Quanajuata Consolidated Mining and Milling Co precipitating room was captured after being wounded three times. Local authorities say the suspect was cornered by posse men and is in custody awaiting interrogation.
New York on October 21 reports ten million dollars pledged by twenty banks to aid the financial institutions in trouble following the Weinstone failure as deposits totaling 1,250,000 are cited.
President Roosevelt accepted an invitation from J L Alexander to stay at Oxway Inn Sapphire County and hunt bears in the Blue Ridge mountains. No date fixed. Dolph Wilson, noted for killing 90 bears, is likely to be chief guide.
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