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19 Sep 1911
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Seattle Star in Seattle, Washington
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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1911
Page
1
Convicted Father Faces Judge In Court Heated Scene
In open court the defendant accused the judge and officials, shouting accusations as sheriffs restrained him. The man, tied to a claim of coercion and false testimony, argued that conditions since his deputy appointment harmed his case, while an appeal remains pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sant
Herold
Jon
Utors
Mae
Sheriffs
CG. Nol
Conspiracy Case Set for Federal Grand Jury in Tacoma
The federal grand jury resumes in Tacoma as District Attorney Todd plans to seek indictments against Councilman Erickson ex Mayor Fawcett Tacoma Attorney John H. Perry and Thomas AR Horner Hugo Kelley Paul Mohr Will Atkinson and Star editors arrested after a large protest against Hanford. The panel includes Lewery Vancouver W H Cummings Orebarde Charion Griggs Kamalchie J A Cheadle Olympia Annie Alderson Jobo Dufur Kalama J F Buckland Chehalia Le Wiener Adana George L Jouts Olympia Paul Carstensen Olympia W H Steinbart Winlock P J Dennelian Tacoma H Steward Buckley J D Catkines Tacoma Alex Hamilton Tacoma W H Elvins Puyallup D W Hope Tacoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tacoma
Todd
Erickson
Fawcett
John H. Perry
Thomas AR. Horner
Hugo Kelley
Paul Mohr
Will Atkinson
Star
Hanford
Lewery
Vancouver
W. H. Cummings
Orebarde
Charion Griggs
Kamalchie
J. A. Cheadle
Olympia
F. Annie Alderson
Jobo Dufur
Kalama
J. F. Buckland
Chehalia
le Wiener
Adana
George Tl. Jouts
Indictments Hit United Shoe Executives Under Sherman Law
Federal grand jury returns two indictments against six prominent United Shoe Machinery Company managers led by Samuel Winslow for monopolization of interstate shoe machinery. Max penalty is $5,000 fine or one year in jail or both per offense. The firm dominates U S shoe machine production and controls supply by high pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press Wires
Boston
United Shoe Machinery Company
Federal Grand Jury
Winstow
Samuel Winslow
James J. Storrow
EF. J. Hurd
E. P. Howe
William Harbour
G. W. Browne
United States
New Day Nursey Planned for These Tots and Scores of Others
The Seattle day nursery, housed in a Ninth avenue cottage, plans a sanitary building to serve about 100 children daily. A benefit performance by Mia Pantages and partners on Oct 6 aims to raise funds to buy a lot near Green Lake for the new nursery, estimated at about 14000. The W C T U already donated a nearby lot, but its remote location favors a closer site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Ninth Av
Mia
Alecpeter Pactages
Green Lake
Prisoner captured after chase through Manitoba woods
Gladys Pryce, a school teacher, was pursued by a posse of 200 men through the woods and cornered yesterday at Frank’s home in Manitoba. She is being held in Morden jail while the case against her unfolds. reports say she was alleged to be a California prisoner.
Man collapses on street seeks aid after hunger
An elderly account describes a healthy young man collapsing on a street near the city hall. He pleads for work and food as police recall past hardships including times of '93, with no name or address available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mennich
Picture Illustrates Politics Amid Irish Home Rule Debates
A fragmented report notes that a political Picture shows Irish agrarian issues with themes of raids evictions and home rule. It mentions antis and British electors, a present coach and contented, and a fine series of nemara events in England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antis
Unclear fragment describes performers and instruments
Fragmentary text mentions a small group or individual, a reader and a trombone band, and a printed item. It is difficult to extract a coherent event, names, or place from the garbled OCR.
Ex-Policeman Guilty of Attempted Attack on Girls
Peek a as Bas Tim Marne a former fireman and policeman was found guilty of attempted attack on three girls at his cabin on Lake Uaten. His wife sat by throughout the trial declaring his innocence as evidence showed he invited the girls to sing and then sent two back with matches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tim Marne
Burne
Herne
Lake Uaten
Oregon
Rcandinen
Reciprocity Election Forecast in Canada Shifts Liberal Lead
Ottawa reports heavy betting on Canada reciprocity election day with Liberals favored to win a clear majority amid expectations of 63 to 70 seats. Premier Laurier expresses guarded confidence as annexation fears fade under campaign discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fy United Preee
Ottawa
Ont
Canada
Laurier
Bill Aims to Bar Strikes and Lockouts
London reports Labor MP Wil Crooks drafted a bill to stop strikes and lockouts. It would fine employers $100 to $1,000 per day of a continued lockout, $10 to $50 per day for unlawful strikes, and $50 to $1,000 for inciting employees to strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ny United Press
London
Wil Crooks
Admits They Were Rebels In Pryce Case
The defense in Gen. Cap Rhys Pryce extradition case to Mexico gained leverage as first prosecution witness Silvio Blanco testified Pryce's men were called rebels and carried a flag. The claim that Pryce's liberals were organized belligerents was strengthened. An umbrella with windows is Paris latest fad as Parisians seek rainy-day sights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Cap Rhys Pryce
Mexico
United States
van Dyke
Silvio Blanco
Smyser
Blagco
Pryce
Paris
Seattle Youths Attempt Robbery
In HANFORD California two men named George Adame and Charles Hauser, about 24, allegedly from Seattle, tried to rob a jewelry store. A. E. Gribi, a pioneer jeweler, confronted them after entering the back room and captured the looters with a set of keys, delivering them to jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanpord
Cal
George Adame
Charles Hauser
Seattle
A. EB. Gribi
Atore
Gribi
Sugar trust to blame as consumer bears freight
New York Sept 19 Sugar brokers say consumers pay the freight for government fines on the sugar trust. They note the trust raised prices from 3.78 to 7.26 per 100 pounds and estimate the coming year’s profit at about 40 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sugar Trust
West Siders Seek Brown Bear That Raids Ice Boxes
Residents in the 25th Street N W and Webster Street area on the West Side hunt for a brown bear weighing between two and three thousand five hundred pounds. The animal has raided ice boxes and coolers, taking about twenty dollars worth of food intended for humans. sightings include two cubs hauling away applesauce. milk bottles show fingerprints. The hunt has been ongoing since the weekend with no trace found yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
25Th Street N. W
Webster Street
Centenarian Mormon Leader Orson Pratt Born 100
Orson Pratt born in Hartford New York on September 19 one hundred years ago is honored as a founding leader of the Mormon church with observances in Salt Lake City and worldwide by Mor mons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Salt Lakh City
Orson Pratt
Hartford
N. Y
Weather Report for Seattle and Vicinity
Fair tonight and tomorrow with light northwesterly winds. Noon temperature today 67 degrees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Vicinity
Did Christine Blythe Marry for a Hired Man Inheritance
In a Bothell area farming case, Christine Blythe and Thomas Wright discuss a marriage alleged to secure Wright as a hired man. Wright claims he quit his wages and wares to join, with shared farm profit as consideration, while Blythe disputes cruelty and ownership claims on a 200 acre farm worth about $70,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christine Blythe
Thomas Wright
Wright
Bothell
Ry Forth
Valley
Mra
Blythe
Mar
Would You Hang the Shakers? Seattle Opinion Split
In Seattle debate over the Shaker couple Sadie Marchant and Egbert In King county the question of hanging for murder stirs many. Judges and officials favor punishment but not capital punishment arguing murder was committed though premeditation lacked. A judge and prosecutor urge manslaughter or similar restraint, cautioning against letting killers go free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth
Sadie Marchant
Seattle
Egbert
Ster Eliabeth
King County
Dykeman
Hugh Caldwell
Land near Auburn for sale 10 acres at $66 an acre
Ten acres of good land with a fine cold spring is offered four and a half miles east of Auburn on a county road near the Northern Pacific railroad. The ad notes large NP investments making Auburn a major freight terminal and urges buying now to benefit from the improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auburn
N. P
Northern Pacific R. A
Carter Funeral in Washington for Former Montana Senator
A solemn high Mass was held today at St. Pauls Catholic Church for the late Thomas H Carter former senator from Montana. Honorary pallbearers included Senators Hailey Brandesee and Crane ex Senator Scott Attorney General Gelen Judge Hunt Geo K Hamilton Hannis Taylor and Frank Streeter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Thomas H Carter
Montana
St. Paul's Catholic Church
Hailey
Brandesee
Crane
Scott
Gelen
Hunt
Court of Commerce
Geo. K. Hamilton
Hannis Taylor
Frank Streeter
Couple, 78 and 70, Meet Again and Wed in Tacoma
In Tacoma on Sept 19 a chance meeting after 30 years led T L Worthington 78 and Mary C Ellie Thornton 70 to an impromptu wedding. Judge Card tied the knot yesterday. Worthington once supervised schools in Grinnell Indiana and helped his wife secure her first teaching certificate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Tacoma
T. L. Worthington
Mary C. Ellie Thornton
Card
Worthington
Grinnell
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