Hodge Leads North for Governor Progressive Nomination
Bob Hodge Seattle progressive candidate for governor declares gratitude as returns show a large lead over rivals. He carried King County and Pierce County races with about 12,000 of 245,000 statewide votes issued, while Falconer and Bryan pace their fields for Congress.
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Appeals Court to Review Hanford Decisions in Key Cases
Two major cases from ex Judge Hanford face appeal in the circuit court this week. Ellgel evich and Olsson disfranchisement rulings are under scrutiny, with Melovich’s $12,000 arm injury verdict set for Wednesday. Olsson’s case spurs impeachment talk and possible restoration of citizenship due to socialist beliefs.
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Mrs John R McLean Dies of Pneumonia in Bar Harbor
Bar Harbor Me Sept 9 Mrs John R McLean wife of the Cincinnati and Washington publisher died of pneumonia at her summer home here today She was 66 Her sister Madam Bakmeteff wife of the Russian ambassador to the United States and her son Edward B McLean and her husband were at the bedside.
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Washington
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Progressives kept faith with people in primary choice
The progressives faced primary ballot hurdles under new state law and chose an honest primary over the old convention route. Despite bad weather and limited time, about 25 000 voters approved the progressive ticket with no trading or jobbing, proving their commitment to the people over easier paths.
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Probe Opens into Western Union Telegraph Rates
A complaint by M. M. White Co. fruit dealers filed with the Interstate Commerce Commission initiates a probe into Western Union Telegraph Co. alleged rate discrimination for day and night letters and control of cable firms stifling competition. Plaintiffs seek $5,000 in reparations.
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Three Hunters Lost Back of Juneau
Three hunters disappear in fog while hunting near Sheep Creek four miles south of Juneau Alaska John Buck University of Oregon Dell Linncott Douglas Les, 17 Juneau, presumed dead after going missing in the mountains.
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Russian John Six Foot Giant of Seattle Iron Will and Mystery
A feature portrait of "Russian John" a Finn who came to Seattle from the sea and endured a wreck on the Clallum in 1904. Once a bold deckhand and now a derided figure he remains strong and obedient, aiding workers while haunted by demons and remembered for the life he led.
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Citizens petition for municipal bar room in Geeanside
San Diego residents of Geeanside petition the city council to establish a municipal bar room. They argue the city could use a portion of the $200000 spent monthly on wet goods in Geeanside to fund the venture.
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Congress Likely Extrication of War Crises Loom
United Press reports President Taft at Beverly Mass as war department activity rises over the Mexican border. A special congress session may be called. reports speak of a new revolt in Southern Mexico. Lieut. Gen. Leonard Wood and staff monitor frontier telegrams as Americans flee into Eagle Pass with word of frontier raids and hangings.
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Girl on Stand Denies Murder in Oregon Trial
Hazel Irwin, 20, testifies in Portland defense case accusing Willard Tanner of murder in the Wallace killing. She recounts a troubling life history including a resort period in Oakland and San Francisco Barbary coast, saying she and Tanner lured Wallace to a room where he was slain. she fainted after detailing the events.
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End of Forest Fire Season Declared Closing Today
State forest fire service ends its closed season and lifts the permit requirement for burning slashings. Neighbors and interested parties must be notified and take precautions as the fire risk declines.
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Delivery Service Standards for Star Siennais
The Star Siennais demand perfect service with early and regular delivery for all homes in circulation area 9400. Report any boys who crumple or mutilate the paper to maintain quality and reliability for subscribers.
Roosevelt Draws 25000 In Spokane Speech On Washington Delegation Theft
President candidate Roosevelt opened to a large Spokane crowd denouncing the theft of the Washington delegation at Chicago and rejecting political appointments in exchange for favors. He pledged to block old party machines and push direct farmer consumer contact to ease living costs.
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Roosevelt Program Arrives Seattle for Big Parade and Speeches
Theodore Roosevelt arrives in Seattle at 9:00 to a large demonstration with a parade forming at Union depot. He will speak at Dreamland at 10:30 and again at 2:00 before the progressive convention in the armory. Admission to Dreamland is free and a band will play as hundreds attend.
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Progressives Prepare for State and County Conventions
The Progressive party outlines plans for state and county conventions at the Armory tomorrow. The state session opens at 11 with Col. Theodore Roosevelt to speak before the main event. Delegates will consider a platform including a 25 percent raise for workers injured in industrial accidents.
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The Seattle Star Wants Ads in Downtown Office
The Seattle Star invites readers to leave want ads at the downtown ad office located at 229 Union Street with Souvenir and Curio Shop. Call Elliott 44 or Main 9400 to place ads and receive billing by mail the same day. The Star promises extensive circulation and rapid service.
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