Hay Defends Hand Picked Judges Falters Amid Questions
The Non-Partisan Judiciary League accuses Governor Hay of dodging direct answers to questions about the selection of supreme court nominees. Rufus R. Wilson, chairman, demands clear denials on ten points including Shaffer’s role, court influence, and pledges by candidates and legislators.
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Supreme Court
Judiciary League
League
C. Will Shaffer
Shaffer
Frank T. Post
Corporation
House
Senate
Meigs
Tacoma
Judiciary Party
Rufus R. Wilson
Judicciary League
Eckmans Alterative Promoted For Consumption Cures
A pamphlet and testimonial advertise Eckmans Alterative as effective for coughs bronchitis pneumonia and consumption. James W Kanaly of Saratoga NY recounts initial failure with cod liver oil and creosote and says after using the remedy he recovered lost weight and now walks in all weathers. The showy claim includes availability through Quaker Drug Co and other druggists with requests to write to Eckman Laboratory Philadelphia for more evidence.
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Eckman
James W. Eckman
Quaker Drug Co
Eckman Laboratory
Philadelphia
Star in Another U. S. Army Scandal
Maj. Elmore F. Taggart faced a court martial at 4 Porter Buffalo New York for alleged orgies with women of the underworld. A few years earlier Taggart divorced his wife naming several army men as correspondents.
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Elmore F. Taggart
Porter, Buffalo, N. Y
Taggart
Ellen Terry A Suffragist With A Limit
New York Oct 28 The report that Ellen Terry has joined the suffrage movement and will actively promote it here is partly confirmed and partly denied by the actress She says Women should vote and education and self improvement are vital but she cautions there is nothing to be gained by attacking police hats or similar acts
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New York
Ellen Terry
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Miss Terry
Soldier shoots finger to dodge service sentence
Atlanta Ga Oct 28 Private Eugene Leusser of Company I 17th United States Infantry shot off part of his right index finger to evade military service. He was sentenced today to one year at Fort Leavenworth Kansas for willful self disabling and was dishonorably discharged.
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Atlanta
Eugene Leusser
Company I
17Th United States Infantry
Fort Leavenworth
Kas
American Team Named for Coupe Internationale
Belmont Park N Y October 28 Walter Brooking Charles K Hamilton and J Armstrong Drexel named as the American team in the Coupe Internationale with John HB Molasant Archie Hoxsey and Mare as substitutes.
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Belmont Park
N. Y
Walter Brooking
Charles K. Hamilton
J. Armstrong
Drexel
John HB
Molasant
Archie Hoxsey
Mare
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets Promote Natural Digestion
An advertisement argues that working stomachs should be aided rather than starved. It claims Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets perform the stomach’s digestion, supply nourishment, and support body and brain function. Sold by Lincoln Grocery Seattle at 4302 Woodland Park Ave, Green 333.
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Stuart
Draggiata
Seattle
Lincoln Grocery
Woodland Park
Plan new steamers in Nippon Yusen service
Victoria BC October 28 reports advices from the Orient indicating new steamers will be built to replace ships now operated by Nippon Yusen Kaisha in the trans Pacific service. The note appears amid a line advertising Seattle made MCM Soap by N A Medley at Woodlawn Avenue.
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Orient
Nippon Yusen Kaisha
Trans Pacific
Seattle
N. A. Medley
Woodlawn
Notice of General Election in King County 1910
King County voters are called to elect representatives and multiple state and county officials on November 8 1910. The ballot includes amendments to the state constitution and a $1 750 000 King County Harbor Bond Issue with polls open 8 am to 8 pm in incorporated areas and 9 am to 7 pm outside. Otto A Case is the county auditor.
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Republican Ticket Names for Congress and Senate Races
Republican slate lists WILLIAM EB. HUMPHREY as Representative in Congress and five Supreme Court judges with staggered terms. The State Senate assignments include 20th, 82nd and Bist districts with BR. A. BOWEN and RALPH D. NICHOLS among nominees.
Democratic Ticket Appears For State and County Offices
A wide slate lists candidates for state senate and house districts, county offices, and local positions. Names include W W Black C B Guiberbon Chas PetroVitsky George F Cotterill Daniel Landon Pliny L Allen George A Piper Josiah Collins Chas Be McAvoy and others with numerous district designations and vote counts noted.
Socialist Ticket Listed for 6 Year and Other Races
Socialist slate lists W. W. Smith and W. E. Richardson for six year terms along with B. J. Brown Samuel Sadler A. H. Barth Horace G. Cuppples in 32nd District H. Rather in 42nd District and George M. Cronk along with judges J. T. Ronald John F. Main George H. Clements on the Superior Court ballot J. T. Casey also named.
Judges of the Supreme Court Vote for Five
A historical ballot item urging voters to select five judges for six year terms with Charles B. Shepard named as a candidate among others.
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P. H. Martina
Henry Noble
F. M. Sharp
T. H. Bolton
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Arthur M. Fallon
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George H. Clementson
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