Hanly of Indiana vows to clean auditor office
Indiana Governor J Frank Hanly defends action against Auditor Sherrick, saying the law was violated and duty to the people outweighed personal friendships. He appoints Warren Bilger to run the auditor's office unti r the term ends, promising a clean administration and no future campaigning.
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Indiana
J. Frank Hanty
Sherrick
Hanly
David Sterrick
You
J. Frank Hanly
J. Prank Hanly
S J. Joseph
Warren County
Williamaport
Ind
Senate
Congress
United States Senate
Lafayette
Wil R. Wood
Warren Bilger
Wabash
Police capture five suspected gang members in theater robbery case
Police arrested Roy Horr Jake Slattery J C Horr and two others in connection with the Central theater robbery. The gang is also suspected in a Burlington post office heist. Slattery and L C Harr were found with safe blowing and opium smoking gear. Five men have prior prison terms and one is accused in a murder.
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Roy Horr
Jake Slattery
J. C. Horr
Central Theater
Jake Ferguson
PF. Gailford
Burlington
Slattery
L. C. Harr
Tacoma
Woman Charged With Stealing Seal Skin Cape
Mrs E P Brooks of this city was arrested on a grand larceny charge by Special Officer Clark. She allegedly stole a seal skin cape from Mrs Thomas Miles while visiting, hiding it behind a trunk and later retrieving it. The cape was found at the Great Northern express office where she had taken it to be sent to Portland.
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E. P. Brooks
Clark
Brooks
Thomas Miles
Miles
Great Northern Express
Portland
Photographic View of Submarine Mine Explosions
A photo reproduced from a picture shows how a submarine mine explosion appears with no surface disturbance. A number of physicians from the state and members of health boards across the country will attend. Seattle physicians will participate in the three days of events.
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Boards of Health
Seattle
Cop Succeeds Flybobs Fair in Police Court
Jessie Landon admitted she was a sporting woman after Patrolman Cameron and another officer located her in a Weed house room with a man. The court fined her 25 dollars and ordered 10 days detention in the esty jal. Landon claimed she planned to return to Bellingham and bid the man farewell.
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Upper Flint
Jessie Landon
Fpotlee
Gordon
Cameron
Weed House
Esty
Bellingham
de Bruler
Runaway Lydia Shannon Missing From Bremerton
Lydia Shannon, 14, ran away from her Bremerton home Wednesday afternoon. Her mother alerted Seattle police to locate her after she told a friend she planned to go to the Portland fair with a bundle. Police have a description and are watching trains and boats.
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Lydia Shannon
Bremerton
Seattle
Portland
Traire
Boata
Too Much Booze Causes Disturbance on First Avenue
Al Fred White cried Ive ben robbed and menaced with a knife but Patrolman McDonald judged the trouble was intoxication. White was fined $10 and costs by Police Judge Gordon. A separate incident reports a thief stealing nine quarts of fruit from Mrs. Newton at 3621 Gilman after a failed home robbery.
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Alfred White
First Avenue
McDonald
White
Gordon
Newton
Gilman
National and American Insurance and Homological Society Officers Named
News briefs from Hartford Kansas City and Tokio report new officers elected by the National Association of Life Insurance Underwriters the American Homological Society and an order issued for Admiral Arai to raise the Mikena cruiser at Basebo after the Varing incident in Tokyo.
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Hartford
Conn
National Association of Life Insurance Underwriters
C. W. Scovel
Pittsburg
George Denham
J. Louis
Ernest J. Clark
Baltimore
Eli D. Weeks
Litchfield
St. Laouta
Kansas City
American Homological Society
L. A. Goodman
This City
T. V. Munson
Denison
Tex
John Craig
Ithaca, N. Y
L. H. Taft
Ann Arbor
Mich
Tokio
Arai
Varing
Basebo
Sovereign Grand Lodge selects Toronto for next meeting
The Sovereign Grand Lodge IL C C F chose Toronto as the next meeting place. In other news Col Rhodes brother of Cecil Rhodes died yesterday in South Africa.
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Philadelphia
Sovereign Grand Lodge
London
Col. Rhodes
Cecil On
South Africa
Tacoma Health Official Kicked From Newspaper Office
Health Officer Dr. L L Love was forcibly removed from the Tacoma Times office after threatening language and refusal to name six dairies accused of selling poisoned milk. The Times pressed for public disclosure amid accusations of politics and collusion with dairymen.
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Tacoma
L. Ll. Love
Tacoma Times
Love
The
Times
Coming to Coast
Samuel Hill of Seattle started for the Pacific coast yesterday with a party of finanders including President Underwood of the Erie railroad Fletcher A Baker Jonathan Thorne G B Clark A T French G B Sehrey G M Lane Payne Whitney Alexander Cochran J L Greatainger and J C Stuart.
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New York
Samuel Hill
Seattle
Pacific Coast
Finanders
President Underwood
Erie Railroad
Fletcher
A. Baker
Jonathan Thorne
G.B. Clark
A. T. French
G. B. Sehrey
G. M. Lane
Payne Whitney
Alexander Cochran
J. L. Greatainger
J. C. Stuart
Calabrian landslides from sulfur mines bury village
Entomes Village in Calabria is devastated by landslides triggered by sulfur mines under Mount San Palino Sutro Clelly. The quake warnings sent residents fleeing with belongings left behind. Autumn rains worsen conditions as typhoid malaria hunger and cold spread. debris clearance will reveal full damage.
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San Paulino
Calabria
Richardson Found Guilty in First Avenue Robbery Case
A jury returned a guilty verdict against 19 year old Leslie Richardson after eight hours deliberation. Richardson was charged with robbing a man on First Avenue, the trial proceeding Thursday afternoon.
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Leslie Richardson
Richardson
First Avenue
Perkins War Recalled In Insurance Investigation
In New York on September 22 Perkins War was recalled to testify as the insurance investigation continued. John F. McCullagh of Albany and Andrew Hamilton testified, with McCullagh declining to elaborate on large checks handled by Hamilton for New York Life. McCullagh said Parker did not appear in person but echoed that his campaign manager often called, noting Parker once chaired the Democratic committee and accepted a gift. Perkins spoke at length on Joint account transactions.
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New York
Perkins War
John F. McCullagh
Albany
Andrew Hamilton
Perkins
McCullagh
Hamilton
New York Life
McCall
Parker
Democratic Committee
Joint Account
Pioneer Oliver Griffths Dies at Black Diamond
Oliver Griffths aged 62, longtime Black Diamond mine employee for 26 years, died at his home Thursday. He leaves a wife and three children. The Washington State Medical Society plans its annual meeting in Tacoma on Wednesday.
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Oliver Griffths
Black Diamond
Griffths
Washington State Medical Society
Tacoma
Five Die in Collision Near Harrisburg Train Yard
Five men were killed and eight others injured in a head on collision between a pay train and a combined passenger and milk train near Holly Springs Thursday afternoon. The deceased include Ephraim McCleary of Harrisburg engineer of the milk train C J Snearer of Harrisburg fireman of the milk train John Hin of Reading fireman of the pay train Edward Landis Read ing paymaster's clerk Thomas Marion conductor of the pay train from Pottsville.
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Harrisburg
Holly Springs
Ephraim McCleary
C. J. Snearer
John Hin
Reading
Edward Landis
Thomas Marion
Pottaville
High School Banner War Sparks Wire Performances
Seniors hung an 06 banner from a telephone wire during a game to show class patriotism. A junior removed the banner Friday morning and kept it. A sophomore tied a freshman's shoes to another wire in the same incident.
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University of Washington
Latona Residents Rally Against Noxious Septic Tank
Latona residents organize a campaign against a local septic tank blamed for foul odors and health risks near homes. They accuse City Engineer Thomson and Councilman Murphy of responsibility and threaten removal actions amid reports of stench affecting nearby residents and a potential outbreak near Seattle Seminary.
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Latona
Tomme Hawka
Thomson
Murchy
Killien Metcalf
Mastern Avenue
Cascade School
Seattle
Rose
West Third
Kilbourne
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