Police Gun Death Sparks City Hall Debate
Seattle detectives face scrutiny after Joe Bianchi shot Frank Harris in a pursuit over a store arrest. Witnesses and officials condemn the killing as needless while Chief Bannick defends the action as a legitimate arrest attempt. Senator Landon and Councilman Griffiths demand grand jury review.
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Tennant
Joe Bianchi
Frank Harris
Seattle
Griffiths
Goddard
Harris
Bianchi
Daniel Landon
Washington St
Landon
Harrie
Ing
Harria
Rannick
19Th and
Jefferson
Judge Grosscup to Resign Federal Bench
United States Judge Peter B. Grosscup announced from Chicago that he would mail his resignation to President Taft this afternoon. The action ends his tenure on the federal bench.
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United Prees
Chicago
United States
Peter 8. Grosscup
Federal Bench
Taft
Giants Athletes Postponed World Series Game In Flooded Park
Rain transformed Shibe Park into a lake forcing the postponement of the fourth game of the world championship series between the New York Giants and the Philadelphia Athletics. A Monday game is expected if weather permits. Players protest motion picture receipts, demanding a share of proceeds before posing for cameras.
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United Presse
Philadelphia
Shibe Park
New York Giants
Philadelphia Athletica
Giants
Gipsy Smith to Hold Seattle Revival at Mammoth Rink
The first revival by Gipsy Smith in Seattle will be at the Mammoth rink tomorrow with 3 PM and 7:30 PM services. The rink seats about 7,000, a chorus led by Dr. Ralph Atkinson will sing, and Councilman Blaine is chief usher. Additional overflow meetings are planned in downtown churches during a two week visit.
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Seattle
Gipsy Smith
Mammoth Rink
Ralph Atkinson
Blaine
Hay undecided on extra session for presidential primary
Governor Hay arrived in Wenatchee to address the Good Roads convention. He said he cannot decide immediately whether to call an extra legislative session to act on a presidential primary bill, noting the size of a petition circulating among convention delegates will influence the move.
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United Press
Wenatchee
Hay
Good Roads
Marion Pleads Not Guilty in Graft Case Against Detec tive
Victor L. Maron a special detective arraigned this morning on graft charges. He pleads not guilty and is defended by R. W. Grass and ex Prosecuting Attorney Vanderveer. Maron allegedly tried to extort 1100 dollars from J. W. Dalton Jr promising to fix it with Prosecutor Murphy and Deputy Lundin.
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Avis
Victor L. Maron
R. W. Grass
Vandeveer
Marion
Vanderveer
J. W. Dalton, Jr
Murphy
Lundin
Actress Reporter Describes Grim Courtroom Sentencing Day
Miss Pearl Sindelar visits King county court for The Star and witnesses seven defendants receive sentences. She notes the solemn, living death of loss of liberty and the crowd’s eerie eagerness as judges impose outcomes, citing Charles Hollenbeck's four years and 364 days for blackmail and a 25 year old suspect for a ring theft.
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King County Court House
The
Star
Mivs Sindelar
John T. McCarty
Supreme Court of California
Judge Gay
John M. Luts
Chicago
Main
Alaska pioneers denounce Guggenheim dominance and lawless tactics
Alexander Jamieson, longtime Alaska pioneer, criticizes the Guggenheims for expander rules and harsh methods. He asserts a united front with rivals against Mollified Morganheims, White Pass control, and claimed manipulated land claims. Jamieson cites Pinchot talks and Roosevelt actions as checks on exploitation.
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Alaska
Guggenheims
Alexander Jamieson
Northland
Seattle
Rampart
Jamieson
Gifford Pinchot
Guegenheims
Trugery
Roosevelt
United States
Guggenhheima
White Pass
Cordova
Five Acre Lot For Sale Near Country Club
Offer of five acres of fertile level land directly east of the country club at 500 dollars per acre. Comparable parcels are selling at 150 dollars per 30 foot, but this plot is marketed for cash at a total of 2500 dollars with a good lake view.
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Country Club
Bright youth earns second chance in judge's court
The observer recalls a boy who hung his head as Judge Main spoke and was granted another chance. Laughter in Judge Gay's court contrasted with relief and joy at Main's decision. The narrator left the courtroom smiling at the unexpected mercy.
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Main
Judge Gay
Judge Main
Flagship Sunk as Rebels Attack Yangtse Battle
Consternation grips officials as reports claim Admiral Gah is captured and his flagship sunk during a Yangtse river clash near Hankow. Government and rebel forces fought along the river with land troops backing the navy. Panic spreads through official circles.
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United Press
Peking
Admiral Gah
Yangtse River
Hankow
Protest Sunday Protest Meeting and Parade in Seattle
All arrangements are completed for a major protest meet and parade in Seattle on Sunday. The march from Labor Temple Sixth avenue and University street begins at 2 PM, followed by a mass meeting at Dreamland pavilion Seventh avenue and Union street to raise funds for defense and counter the $1,500,000 National Erectors association and allied funds. The parade route goes from Labor Temple to Pike Street then First Avenue Yesterday Second Avenue and finally Union Street to the pavilion.
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McNamara
Seattle
Labor Temple
Sixth Av
University St
Dreamland Pavilion
Seventh Av
Union St
National Erectors’ Association
Pike St
First Ay
Union
The Ayes Have It On Flirting In The Star Contest
The Star reports a majority favoring flirting in a reader poll with many letters praising flirtation as harmless when well meant. Prize winners to be announced Monday afternoon include a Moore box and orchestral seats with tickets at The Star editorial rooms.
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Moore
Union
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