Mrs Olson Freed On Bail In Hoodlums Case
Christina Olson spent nearly two days in the county jail for horsewhipping Judge Main and was released on $500 bail posted by contractor 8 C Farnandis. Harry Olson also posted bail on threats charges and rejoined his wife at 1913 Ninth Avenue. The couple plans to face assault charges next Saturday before Judge Gay while Farnandis, not closely acquainted with the Olsons, aided due to sympathy over their loss after two juries ruled for them.
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Christina Olson
Main
C. Farnandis
Harry Olson
Hueband
Ninth Avenue
Farnandis
Olsons
Rush to see Smith revival causes injuries at Mammoth rink
Three people were seriously hurt in a crowd crush at the Ipsy Smith revival in Mammoth rink. A city hospital treated unconscious victims including Mrs. George Anderson and Miss Juanita Ross. Police call for opening doors earlier to prevent future tragedies.
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Smith
Ipsy Smith
Mammoth Rink
George Anderson
Juanita Ross
First Avenue Northwest
City Hospital
Florence Buckley
Mistaken identity ends in deadly shooting in California
In San Bernardino on October 30 Santiago Avila was shot dead by an unknown assailant who mistook him for another man. Avila walked home with his wife when asked if he was Juan. He denied it and was fatally shot, six shots fired with one hitting him. his wife fainted and narrowly escaped death as bystanders found her in a death grasp.
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United Presse
San Bernardino
Cal
Santiago Avila
Avila
Juan
Dalby Mystery Deepens as City Police Probe Chinatown
Everett Dalby an 18 year old son of a Youngstown merchant disappeared in San Francisco during a sightseeing trip. Police probe every Chinese dive and resort on the Barbary Coast to trace him after he arrived with his father from Seattle.
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Everett Dalby
Youngstown, Onlo
Chinatown
Barbary Coast
Seattle
The
Taft Critiques Teddy Over Steel Trust Incident
Taft accuses Teddy Roosevelt of being bamboozled in the steel trust affair, while the speaker counters that Teddy also deceived in the Taft matter. The exchange suggests mutual political maneuvering and public controversy.
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Taft
Teddy
300000 Starving in Siberia Reported by UPI
Three hundred thousand people face starvation in Siberia as crop failure drives famine. Authorities suppress news while relief trains draw attention. food is insufficient and suspected diversions by contractors and officials reduce aid.
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United Press
ST. Petersburg
Frontier
Siberia
Seattle land values rise over twenty-one million yearly
At a Municipal League lunch in Seattle the discussion highlighted that land values have exceeded 21 million dollars annually for ten years. County assessor figures show 1910 land value alone at 281,247,028 and total property value at 71,624,873 in 1901, indicating substantial growth and shifting valuations over the period.
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Municipal League
Seattle
Hands Tell Of A Passionate Pair In A Love Tragedy
The article analyzes the hands of Rev. Richeson and Avis Linnell, arguing the palms reveal a volatile romance. Richeson is described as impulsive and eloquent though shallow, while Linnell is portrayed as visionary and easily influenced, torn between passion and intellect.
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Amos J. Rossiter
Avis Linnell
Avis
Inetinet
Mrs. Gladys Johnson Sentenced to Two Years for Perjury
Mrs Gladys Johnson received a two year penitentiary term for second degree perjury after denying a former marriage. She was jailed ill today and refused visitors while her husband faced nine months imprisonment in the county jail. The judge imposed the heavier sentence citing fault in the act and its culmination of prior offenses.
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Gladys Johnson
Between Alexander and Harriman Headed to Runoff
In Los Angeles on October 30 the four mayoral hopefuls finished speeches and pressed voting efforts. Polls favor Job Harriman and Mayor Geo Alexander to lead, with Mushet and Gregory out. The December 5 general election will decide the next two years of city leadership.
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United Presse
Los Angeles
Job Harriman
Geo. Alexander
W. C. Mushet
Miles
Gregory
Alexander
Harriman
Bounces Bow Off Masher Head in Tacoma Club
In Tacoma on October 30 Jesse Weaver known for flirting with waitresses at the Millionaires' Club 5 cent restaurant provoked Miss Agnes O Malley with wit. She alleges he made an insulting remark and she retaliated by bouncing a sugar bowl off his head and showering him with hot coffee. She had him jailed.
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Tacoma
Jesse Weaver
Millionaires’ Club
Agnes O'Malley
Potatoes Seen Cheaper Next Thirty Days Market Steady
The current outlook indicates a slight decline in potato prices for the next thirty days with higher prices expected afterward. Best Yakima potatoes move from 1.25 to 1.50 per bag, with a minor change since Saturday, while the overall market remains steady.
Red-Haired crowd cheers Billy Clifford matinee at Seattle theatre
About 500 to 600 red haired attendees filled the Seattle theatre for Billy Clifford's matinee. The star attracted intense attention with his red haired entourage of boys, girls, women, and the famed red haired actress. Clifford called the audience the handsomest group he had seen.
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Billy Clifford
Seattle
Giesta
Star
Lady
Weather Forecast for Tonight and Tuesday
Fair tonight and Tuesday with light northeasterly winds. Noon temperature recorded at 64 degrees.
Defense Fights Jury Challenges in McNamara Trial
McNamara juror challenges continue as defense seeks to strike A Winter and W N Frampton without peremptory action. Judge Bordwell rebukes Darrow over remarks while prosecution cites authorities that limit retrial of passed challenges. Trial resumes with tense debate on death penalty implications and verdict standards.
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McNamara
Beaborn B. Manning
Robert Bain
F. D. Green
George W. McKee
Walter N. Frampton
A. O G. Winter
United Press
Los Angeles
Jas. B .Re
A. Wintere
J Bordwell
Darrow
Bordwell
Frampton
Winter
Silver Cross Saves Priest From Sickle Attack
At Paes Brese Leased in Francisco, Oct 30, Rev. Father Charles Buss rector of Corpus Christi church escaped injury when a silver cross held before his face halted Francisco Barletta sexton as he lunged with a sickle. Barletta, an Italian, is believed to have been driven insane by troubled reports from the Turk war. He fell back when the priest waved the cross aloft and dropped the weapon.
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Paes Brese
Iirancisco
Father Charles Buss
Corpus Christi Church
Francisco Barletta
Arletta
Father Buss
Mrs Gates Linked to Affinity and Engagement
Presse Leased Wire reports society believes Mrs Mary Martin Gates refused reconciliation with Charles G Gates after his divorce history. A. C. Mighetta is named as the reason, and he plans to marry the former Mrs Gates in November. Charles G Gates is son of the late Chicago millionaire John W Gates.
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Mary Martin Gates
Chas. G. Gates
A. C. Mighetta
Italian setback in Tripoli sparks fears for Victor Emmanuel throne
Dispatches from Tripoli report a heavy reverse for the Italian army. Rome denies Turks reoccupying Tripoli after a fierce battle. Antimilitarists fear the crisis could trigger a revolution threatening King Victor Emmanuel’s throne.
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United Press
DON
Tripoli
Rome
Inside History of Lorimer Election Bribery Probe
Chicago dispatch reports Ira Clinton Copley Republican from Lilionox held the line in the senate investigation into William Lorimer's controversial election amid bribery charges. The piece graphically sketches the internal political history behind Lorimer's ascent and the ward boss system.
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Chicago
William Lorimer
United States Senate
Ira Clinton Copley
Lillonoix
Lorimer
Collision near Colma Injures Woman Baby and Men
San Francisco dispatch reports a street car crash near Colma injuring a woman an 18 month old baby and 12 men. Motorman J O Connell sustained a possible skull fracture and is not expected to live. Investigators say faulty brakes caused the collision.
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San Francisco
Colma
J. O'Connell
Dynamite Placed on Rail Line Halts Beattie Route
Dynamite wrapped in oversized paper on the Beattie Renton and Southern electric line narrowly failed to explode when wheels struck the paper. A. Casall meat dealer found the device near State Street inbound track. No suspects named and no serious injuries reported after a second collision on the same line between cars 20 and 26.
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Beattie, Renton & Southern Electric
A. Casall
Rainieray
State Street
Supreme court denies rehearing in Gilchrist case
Little Rock Ark Oct 30 The Arkansas supreme court refused a rehearing in the Gilchrist case with one dissent. The judge argued evidence suggests Gilchrist may be about 15. The case will go to Gov Donaghey for action. unless he acts Gilchrist faces hanging in December.
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United Press
Little Rock
Ark
Supreme Court Today
Earlchrist
Will Longley
Gilchrist
Bibles in Schools Urged at Tacoma Union Meeting
Rev John F Carson of Brooklyn urged placing the Bible in every school during a Tacoma union Presbyterian gathering. He argued reading scriptures is unjustly barred as sectarian, calling it as essential as the human heart.
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Tacoma
John F. Carson
Brooklyn
School Scandal in Tacoma: Principal Accused of Spanking
In Tacoma on October 30 principal E. E. Crook spanked 11 year old Arthur Powers. Powers's mother asks the prosecuting attorney to arrest the teacher. The boy had been ruptured a year earlier, the teacher claims no awareness of the injury. A large school row is expected.
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Tacoma
E. E. Crook
Arthur Powers
Hankow Burned as Imperial Troops Advance
Wireless warship reports say imperial troops recaptured Hankow and began burning the city. Official accounts claim thousands of civilians were killed and many wounded as Europeans fear suffering among residents during the sacking.
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Hankow
Elopers Missing After Quick Getaway Near San Jose
Myrtie Johnson and Richard Barker, two youths, fled together in an auto owned by Miss Johnson’s father a week ago. Fathers Hiram Johnson and Frank Barker seek answers while Mrs Barker refuses comment. The couple have been missing since Monday.
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United Presse
San Jose
Myrtie Johnson
Richard Barker
Elopers
Miss Johnson
Hiram Johnson
Frank P. Barker
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