Kept Courts and Freedom in Toledo Press Exposé
A three chapter expose describes how a Toledo district fought corporate influence to free judges and courts from machines and finance. It details a powerful law firm, a savings bank and trust company, gas and brewery mergers, and probate judges steering franchises and bonds. The piece foreshadows further revelations in tomorrow’s installment.
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Pow
Lucas Court House
Savings Bank and Trust Companies
Savings Bank and Trust Company
Cataten
Atocka
Telephone Company
Buiilt
Veteran Railroader Marvin Hughitt Resigns at 70
Marvin Hughitt retires from the Chicago & Northwestern after 33 years with the line and 23 years as president. A longtime associate of the late E. H. Harriman, Hughitt steps aside to let a younger leader take the helm.
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Marvin Hughitt
Chicago & Northwestern
Hughitt
The
Northwestern
Ee. H. Harriman
Little Wizard
Countess Tarnowska Appeal Denied in Murder Case
The court of cassation denied the Countess Tarnowska’s appeal. She and her lovers Nicholas Prilukoff and Dr Naumoff were sentenced to seven years for murdering her husband Count Tarnowska. Public notice at Celted Prec. Rome.
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Rome
Court of Cassation
Tarnowska
Nicholas Prilukoff
Dr. Naumoff
Count Tarnowska
Indian Slayer Sentenced to Seventeen Years
Fred Pope Quinault Indian pleads guilty to second degree murder for shooting two reservation policemen Adam Hawk and Holt Williams after claiming years of persecution. Judge Denaworth imposes a seventeen year term at McNeil Island Federal Penitentiary in Tacoma.
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Tacoma
Federal
McNeil's Island
Fred Pope
Denaworth
Pope
Adam Hawk
Holt Williams
Thelma Johnson Held for Seattle Police in Grand Larceny
Thelma Johnson, a middle aged colored woman, was taken into custody in Tacoma last night and held for Seattle police on a grand larceny charge. Local market ad notes sterilized soap products and stall details remain visible.
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Tacoma
Thelma Johnson
Seattle
Washington Dental War Reality Warns Against Imitators
A writer condemns fake dentists and dental factories tied to the so called dental war. He details his own battle against the dental combine, claims lower prices while maintaining quality, and warns readers of imitators and forged advertising. He cites a rival J. Brown office near First and Cherry Streets and directs readers to his Union Block address.
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State Dental Combine
Combine
Seattle
Tacoma
Washtington
Dental Combine
J. Brown
First and
Cherry Stresta
Iat Avenue
Union Block
W. Sutera Jewelry Store
Notice of General Election in King County 1910
Washington voters will elect federal state and county officers on November 8 1910. The ballot includes U S Representative five Washington Supreme Court justices two King County superior judges multiple state senate and house districts plus county officers and local Seattle precincts. Also amendments to the state constitution and a King County harbor bond issue of 1 750 000 appear on ballots. Polls open 8 am to 8 pm in incorporated areas and 9 am to 7 pm outside. Otto A Case as county auditor dated October 8 1910.
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King
Washington
Congress
United States
Supreme Court
State of
King County
King County Harbor
Seattle
Otto A. Case
State of Washington
County of King
Board of County Commissioners
Ottoa
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King County Harbor Bond Issue Proposed in 1910
The 1910 filing outlines a King County bond plan for 1.75 million dollars in 1,750 bonds of 1000 each, maturing in 20 years at up to 4.5 percent interest. Proceeds would fund county improvements per Board resolutions, with sale at par and oversight by the Board of County Commissioners.
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King County
Board of County Commissioners
Board of County Commissee Co
Republican Ticket Promotes Humphrey and Gose for Court Seats
A political notice urges voters to support William B. Humphrey as representative in Congress and Mack F. Gose for judges of the Supreme Court with five votes, each for a four year term.
Democratic Ticket ballot listing state and county offices
A long list of names for state senate and house districts, plus county officials and justices of the peace. The slate covers the 30th to 47th senatorial and representative districts with vote for multiple officials and district positions. It includes county roles such as engineer, superintendent of schools, auditor, assessor, sheriff, coroner, and commissioners.
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Superior Court
King County
Seattle
Socialist Ticket for 82nd and 42nd Districts
A fragmented slate lists state senators for the 82nd and 42nd districts. Names include W. W. Smith and W. Be Richardson each with six year terms, J. B. Brown six years, Samuel Sadler six years, A. H. Barth four years, Horace G. Cupples, H. Rather, and George M. Crone.
Judges of the Supreme Court Vote for Five
Candidates listed include Charles E. Shepard Hans Bugge and William Hickman Moore for six year terms Preston M Troy four years and Warren W Tolman. The notice requests voting for five judges to fill seats on the Supreme Court.
Non Partisan Judiciary Vote for Superior Court Judges
Voters are urged to support Iwo Ronald John F Main George H Clements on the ballot for the Superior Court bench. The public notice underscores impartial justice and qualified candidates for the judiciary.
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Fudge
Ohio
Fudges
PS City Council
Jon
Big Gas
Ette Soap
Bevthern Gack Bulliding
Beatie
Beattie
Carey Grocery
North
Green
Ose
Gottstein
Hicker
Carty
Davenport
Orcert Arn
Geattle
Deteed Freee
Uested Pree
Dental Bushwackers
South
Tesorth
Enomacy
Baedic
Anown, WD
I Bric
Republican
William KB. Humphrey
Mack F. Gose
Democratic
W. W. Black
George FE. Morris
Frank HH. Rudkin
Emmett N. Parker
Mark A. Fullerton
O& EB. Guiberson
Chas, Petrovitsky
George F. Cotterill
Th. A. Bowen
Silat
Ralph D. Nichols
Charles G. Heifner
Daniel Landon
Joan L. Fitzpatrick
Pliny L. Allen
Will H. Merritt
George A. Piper
Josiah Colling
Archie Smith
Chas, E. McAvoy
G. Kuhn
W. G. Seward
Frank C. Jackson
F. H. Tonkin
Fred J. Mess
Howard D. Taylor
Otto Reining
Thomas F. Burns
Co. J. Smith
Chas, H. Ennis
Edward G. Will
George B. Webster
Walter T. Christensen
Edgar J. Wright
Joseph M. Glasgow
William Wray
L. H. Merriam
Victor Zednick
H. EB. Kennedy
J. A. Ghent
John A. Steinberger
J. A. Hemer
Somers Hayes Smith
Francis Patrick Goss
Frank J. Hannan
Joe Smith
Oscar M. Haroldson
Fred W. Hastings
Roy Williams
H. D. Buchanan
Thos. H. Ryan
H. BE. Foster
County Superintendent of Common Schools
James R. Morrison
Mary G. O'Meara
B. Agnew
A. & Burrows
R. W. Littleton
Albert E. Parish
L. W.nelson
D. K. Sickles
T. R. Loeb
Prosecuting Attorney
Will H. Hanna
Thos. R. Horner
Robert T. Hodge
James C. Snyder
John F. Murphy
David McKenzie
M. L. Hamilton
George W. Williams
Justices For the Peace
John B. Gordon
John B. Carroll
R. R. George
Fred C. Brown
James G. Shannon
Tom Mulligan
W. C. Jones
Oscar A, Wise
Justices of the Peace
Auburn
George C. Meade
W. W. Davies
Cramelaw Chas
Schomburg
Kent, B. A. Rockwell
Newcastle
James Greggs
Ravensdale
James H. Nesbitt
John Schram
H. P. Rasmussen
George A. Custer
Kent
T. D. Tucker
Vashon
F.C. Tubbs
August Roehl
Knamelaw, J
Swift
Labor
James Durham
C. W. Blake
H. A. Patzold
P. K. Mohr
Claude Guynn
W. 8. Pulver
A. G. Brown
M. J. O'Grady
P. H. Martina
Henry Noble
F. M. Sharp
C. J. Wall
T. H. Bolton
F. H. Kinney
Geo. T. McNamara
Arthur M. Fallon
W. R. Anderson
D. B. Carr
Thos. J. Harbach
E. B. Ault
Chas. W. Doyle
H. E. Rees
Thos
Mulcahy
Peter Laurence
Commissioner's
H. W. Utter
W. J. Tierney
A. A. Booth
Socialist
W. W. Smith
W. Be, Richardson
BE. J. Brown
Samuel Sadler
A. H. Barth
Horace G
Cupples
H. Rather
George M. Crone
Socialist Labor
George O'Harahan
Charles E. Shepard
Hans Bugge
WM. Hickman Moore
Preston M. Troy
Warren W. Tolman
Prohibition
R. E. Dunlap
J. T. Ronald
John F. Main
George H. Clementson
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