Fourteen Social Speakers Arrested At Pike Place
About 1,000 demonstrators gathered on Pike Place as socialists led a street meeting. Police arrested fourteen speakers and several attendees for obstructing the street, while bail was set at 50 dollars for several prisoners and a court hearing was scheduled. Ball and Titus liaised with officials, bail offered for a wife declined, and another rally was planned at Pike Place tonight with 10 to 12 speakers volunteering.
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pMerman F. Titue
Ball
Titus
Robert S&s
Police Committee
Gordon
Socialiata
Edwin J. Brown
Ore
Herman F. Titus
Socialist Organisa
de Bruler
Wappenstein
Secatiata
J. Downie
J. Lund
BE. B. Ault
HN. Wella
A. Wagenknecht
A. G. Ball
Robert Anderson
T. Allison
Hattie H. Titus
Pike Place
Steve Adams Trial Opens with Local Juror Scrutiny
In Rathdrum Idaho October 29 the Steve Adams trial began with 80 jurors available for questioning Ida Crouch Haselett the Montana socialist who plans to sway potential jurors seated near the jail all morning The first witness C A Berry a Rathdrum real estate dealer was examined while A Wagenknecht of a socialist paper reports to police that a man calling himself Gerehune has been collecting funds for the Russian revolution and is a fake.
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United Press
Rathdrum
Idaho
Steve Adams
Ida Crouch Haselett
Montana
Kootenai County
Bach Ve Riceman
C.A Berry
A. Wagenknecht
Gerehune
Wagenknecht
Seattle
Health Board Reports City Disease Status
San Francisco board of health summary notes 50 total deaths and 19 cured from the outbreak. Four suspects remain under investigation with two new cases and one suspect cleared. No verified deaths among new cases today.
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San Francisco
Board of Health
Limbert Art and Crafts Furniture Promises Finest American Craft
The text touts Limbert Art and Crafts furniture from Mission Wa and Chas P Limbert Co as superior in American making. It emphasizes careful leather work, high quality materials, and expert craftsmanship akin to fine piano standards. It argues against hastily made goods and asserts top-tier materials and skilled labor.
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Mission Wa
Chas. P. Limbert Co
Limbert
Seattle
Limbert Arta
Crafta
Man Arrested In Platinum Inventory Sale
John Manger aged 26 was arrested by Detectives Harbee and Kennedy this afternoon after attempting to sell a large amount of platinum to Mayer ros jewelers in the Colman building. He gave conflicting statements and was taken into custody on suspicion.
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John Manger
Harbee and Kennedy
Mayerros
Colman
Heney Testifies in Fremont Older Kidnapping Case
Francis J. Heney the sole witness in San Francisco on Monday in the Luther W. Brown and R Porter Ashe kidnapping case of Fremont Older. Prosecutors sought to show he planned to travel to Los Angeles to testify for Older, but Heney denied this, saying his aim was to learn more about Brown and Rogers methods for the prosecution.
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San Francisco
Francis J. Heney
Luther W. Brown
R. Porter Ashe
Fremont Older
Schlessinger
Los Angeles
Older
Heney
Luther Brown
Rogers
Chicken thieves raid Fairmount area stealing fifty birds
In Fairmount Indiana on Oct 29 two thieves stole fifty chickens from Joseph Johnson who lives six miles southeast of town. The robbers also dropped a purse containing one hundred dollars in bills. local authorities investigate the unusual theft and money drop.
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Fairmount
Ind
Joseph Johnson
Folding Bed Death Hits Ingram Woman and Daughter
In Ingram Pennsylvania on October 29 Mrs James Marshall and her daughter Mrs Mary Wright were crushed when a folding bed collapsed. The mother died and the daughter was seriously injured and may not recover.
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Ingram, Pa
James Marshall
Mary Wright
Rate Case Before Federal Court
Arguments over jurisdiction of the case brought by the Pacific Coast Lumber Manufacturers Association against the Northern Pacific Railway and others were heard by Judges Wolverton and Hanford in federal court. The dispute centers on a restraining order to block announced lumber rate increases set to take effect November 2. Railroads argue lack of diversity of citizenship and insufficient service. if upheld, it would delay a new rate stoppage. Attorneys for railroads include Kerr of Seattle Cotton of Portland Dillard of New York Hartman of Seattle. Lumbermen are represented by Wimbich of Atlanta Griffith of Beattie and Abel of Montesano.
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Pacific Coast Lambe Manufacturers’ Association
Northern Pacific Railway Company
Jas A. Kerr
Seattle
W. W. Cotton
Portland
F. R. Dillard
New York
Shadow witness Perry testifies in Ruef Ford trial
Robert H. Perry, hired to shadow Abraham Ruef, becomes the star prosecution witness in Tirey L. Ford's trial. Perry testified he followed Ruef on multiple occasions in August and kept detailed memoranda, countering defense claims of later edits. The judge will decide on preserving the company books as evidence.
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United Press
San Ancieco
Robert H. Perry
Wm J. Horna
Abraham Ruef
Tirey L. Ford
Perry
Ruef
United Railroads
Ruet
Rogers
Wave denounces University of Washington Board of Control
The Pacific Wave accuses the Board of Control of mismanaging ASUW funds and student enterprise finances. It cites no general manager, bonds, and separate managers for football and debating. The paper blames self interest for denying athletic blankets to senior athletes and notes internal tensions over governance and salaries.
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Associated Students
University of Washington
Pacific Wave
Univeraity
Board of Control
Student Board of Control
Wave
Thorpe
School of Journalism
Taa
Bee Sting Kills Two in Ohio Farms
In Canton on October 29 Michael Oakleaf died within fifteen minutes after a temple sting from a common honey bee on Henry Tripp’s farm north of Canton. In Toledo Mrs. Richardson died within ten minutes after a sting near Bowling Green.
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Canton
Temple
Henry Tripp
Here
Michael Oakleaf
Bowling Green
Woman seeks court order restraining husband from kissing baby
In Fort Dodge Iowa on October 29, Mrs Alfred Handall asked the court to grant a divorce and restraining order after her husband insisted on kissing their baby. She filed the petition citing persistent interference and seeking protection for the child’s welfare.
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Fort Dodge, Ja
Alfred Handall
Cortelyou says trouble is over in treasury visit
Washington reports Cortelyou back in the treasury building and optimistic that the New York trouble is ended. No further government money to Wall Street is expected. banks in Oregon largely ignore a five day holiday proclamation while Portland banks stay open. Stock market opens irregularly with heavy losses then recovers. a bank cash rule and limited lending dampen activity.
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United Press
Washington
Cortelyou Ta
Treasury Building
New York
Wallat
Portland
Ore
Geo.l. Chamberlain
Oregon
Enat
Balem
Albany
Lagrande
Baker City
Medford
Pendleton
Revival of option bill in wake of financial panic
New York reports that the financial panic could rekindle demand for a bill legalizing stock exchange futures. Banks in New York alone lent nearly 400 million dollars on borrowed securities to secure margins for exchange operators, surpassing previous levels.
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New York
Stock Exchange
Mosquitoes Kill 260000 Across Regions Says Expert
At a New York Academy of Medicine meeting Dr Edward Ayers of the New York Polyclinic cites five diseases linked to mosquito bites. Malaria yellow fever dengue and filariasis are among those traced to the insect.
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N _ YORK
Edward A. Ayers
New York Polyclinic
New York Academy of Medicine
Local Lawyer James Casey Stands Trial For Alleged Dam Incident
James Casey, a prominent local lawyer, faced an afternoon trial before Justice Carroll for allegedly spearing fish with a sharp weapon at Fremont Dam. The case proceeded with jury deliberations expected later in the day.
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James Casey
Justice Carroll
Fieh
Fremont Dam
Black Hand Victim Found With Bomb Loaded Revolver
The body of Vito Gramaldi, 28, an Italian piano polisher, was found on a New York sidewalk with a bomb and a loaded revolver under his sweater. Police say he bore nine dagger wounds and was likely slain by Black Hand confederates during an attempted outrage.
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United Press
New York
Vito Gramaldi
Black Hand
Plattsmouth Police Rally Against Old Treating Law
Plattsmouth residents face possible arrest under a 26 year old anti treating law. County Attorney Rawls in Case County ordered enforcement and issued spotters who quickly resulted in three arrests, 16 warrants, and a list of 70 names.
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United Press
Plattsmouth
Neb
Plattamouth
Rawls
Case County
Rail disasters claim fifty six lives in four counties
United Press reports in New York on October 29 that fifty six people were killed in railroad accidents across four counties in September. Total accidents nationwide reached 1906.
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United Press
WEW
York
Campos
Elty
Labor union meet at Labor Temple and theft report
The Plumbers Painters Electric Workers No 217 Clerks Ship Painters Hatchers and Cement Workers hold a meeting at the Labor Temple tonight. A sneak thief entered Gust Aman's Weller house room stealing his tan leather grip after dumping its contents on the floor.
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Labor Temple
Gust Aman
Weller House
Indictments Set Aside In Ruef Dinan Case
San Francisco district attorney moves to set aside demurrers to indictments against Abe Ruef and ex Chief Jerry Dinan on perjury and conspiracy charges connected with protecting immoral resorts and the Park Side trolley franchise. Ruef absent. motion held for two weeks. A similar motion in ex Mayor Schmitz case to be argued tomorrow with Schmitz present.
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Ban Francisco
Dunne
Abe Ruef
Jerry Dinan
Park Side
Ruef
de Murrer
Donne
Schmi
Man Surrenders After Fraud Arrest Warrants
J C Henderson, 25, returned to Los Angeles from Germany after funds alleged secured by false pretenses. He posted $1000 bail, arraignment set for November, and faces two warrants for fraud and perjury over claims he promoted Eureka brewing firm with false financials. He will plead not guilty and contest the case.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Germany
J.C. Henderson
Henderson
Eureka
Brad Streets
Order to Show Cause in Seattle Grade Change Suit
O B Littell and Matilda T Littell file suit in superior court against the city of Seattle seeking a restraining order to block a proposed grade change on Mercer Street. They claim their sash and door factory would suffer about 15000 in damages if the grade is altered. Judge Yakey granted an order to show cause.
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O. B. Littell
Matilda T. Littell
Seattle
Yakey
Jace and Mergert Mill Sues Over Payment Error
A complaint filed in superior court by Jace and Mergert Mill alleges they overpaid Messrs. Pike and Pike 959.26 for work on the Capitola apartment house. The firm seeks court assistance to recover the money, asserting failure to secure a refund.
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Jace & Mergert Mill Company
Messrs
Pike
Capitola
Mother seeks annulment of Portland marriage of 16 year old daughter
Catherine Juchem asks the superior court to annul Adaline Irene Richmonds September 6 1996 marriage in Portland Oregon to Lorenzo Segarini alleging the bride was 16 at the time the groom was dead and the mother did not consent to the union.
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San Francisco
Mre
Catherine Juchem
Superior Court
Portland
Oregon
Adaline Irene Richmond
Lorenzo Segarini
Duluth Man Sues California Calaveras Mining Co for Injunction
D. T. Adams of Duluth Minnesota sues in the U S circuit court for a temporary injunction and receiver appointment over alleged breach of contract with the California Calaveras Mining Company in San Francisco dated October 29.
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San Francisco
United States Circuit Court
D. T. Adams
Duluth, Minn
California Calaveras Mining Company
Prohibition Ticket Dominates County Election in Alabama
In Birmingham on October 29, the full Prohibition county slate won by margins from 1000 to 1500 votes. The victory is seen as a sign of support for a state wide Prohibition law.
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Birmingham
Ala
Portland Nurse Noted As Mourning Widow Recovers
Mrs Annie Pratt a St Vincent's nurse in Portland becomes inconsolable believing her husband Frank Pratt drowned in Alaska. He arrives alive at noon and she experiences a violent mental crash, with doctors saying recovery is possible as she is watched closely.
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Portland
Ore
Annie Pratt
St. Vincent's Hospital
Frank Pratt
Alaska
Seattle
Pennsylvania
Mrs. Pratt
Frank
Pratt
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