Majority of Washington supreme court to seek re election
Olympia reports five members of the state supreme court, a majority of the bench, will run for re election next year after the legislature enlarged the court from seven to nine. The five expiring terms include Chief Justice Frank H. Rudkin and Justices Mark A. Fullerton M. E. Gose George Morris and Emmett N. Parker. Gose plans to seek renomination. Rudkin aims to remain on the state bench. The change affects nomination under the amended direct primary law with the state bar association playing a key role.
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Mark A. Fullerton
M. E. Gose
George Morris
Emmett N. Parker
Gose
Bat Association
The Value of Good Digestion
Advertises Kodol as duplicating Nature's digestion to rest the stomach and build strength. Claims a sound stomach ensures a sound brain and readiness for emergencies, while indigestion harms blood and heart causing headaches and brain trouble. Promises a money back guarantee on the large bottle from B C DeWitt Co. Chicago with refund if not beneficial.
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Kedol
B.C. DeWitt & Co
Chicago
Bar seeks re election of five supreme court judges
The bar plans to push for the re election of all five justices, with no opposition talk so far. Judge Fullerton has the longest tenure at two terms, while Judge Rudkin has five years on the bench. the others have less than a year. Judge R O Dunbar, age about 65, may decline renomination when his 1913 term ends, though he remains active.
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R. O. Dunbar
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Aeroplanes in Spokane to try world record flights
Spokane on Dec 2 reports plans to hold a major air meet next summer led by Richard Klegin with a $50 000 guarantee. Fliers Farman Dumont Lambert Latham Coey Gregory Lichleiter and others will compete using balloons and aeroplanes. C P Coop of Chicago will fly the balloon Chicago for a 690 mile 10 hour record.
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Dumont
Lambert
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Coey
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Lichleiter
Richard Klegin
Sioux City
Iowa
Klegin
C. P. Coop
Chicago
Spokane County
Paris
St. Paul
Local Notices and Farewell Requests
The notice lists names including Bray, Dr. F O Bennard, Ellis Farewell, Chas Fisher, Frank Hudson, J W Jy Lee, Mr and Mrs W L Luigi, Lena Miss, Mrs Jao onald, A Lee, ERs De Wilson. Parties calling for the above will please say advertised. L M Hull PM.
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Swedish servant girl seeks post with coffee brand in home
Mary Johnson seeks a household position valuing Folger s Golden Gate Coffee. She is described as an accomplished Swedish servant girl available for immediate placement.
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Folger
Massive Maybray swindle case heads to trial
Des Moines reports on the Maybray ring indicted for conspiring to defraud via the mails in fake horse races prize fights and wrestling matches. Victims span 18 states Alaska Canada with losses said to exceed one million dollars. Milwaukee hosts a national industrial education convention with Gov. Davidson presiding and multiple sessions on trade schools legislation and home abroad education.
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Missouri
North Coast on the Job in Brewster Rail Survey
North Coast surveyors arrived in Brewster and began laying lines with eighteen men led by R. Hawley. They hope to route a railroad through town ahead of Great Northern surveyors aiming to cross the river at Brewster, potentially making Brewster a terminal. The effort will consider Conconully and Mazama needs and may pass through local buildings.
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North Coast
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Gordon
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R. Hawley
North Coast Survey
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Brewster Herald
Fifty One Years Since Francis Joseph’s Accession Noted in Vienna
Vienna observes the sixty first anniversary of Emperor Francis Joseph I’s accession with a general holiday and special church services. Messages pour in from around the world while salutes are fired at Schönbrunn and at military centers reflecting the occasion.
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Francis Joseph
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Thrilling trip of engineers taps Idaho mineral belts
A party of Northern Pacific engineers led by H. B. Payne returned to Spokane after eight months in central Idaho untamed terrain. They mapped routes to tap rich mineral and timber belts, endured a 54 day stretch with no other people, lost many horses, faced narrow escapes, and hunted deer. Maps and drawings will be sent to St. Paul for the engineering department. The proposed line would unlock vast Idaho territory and spur regional development.
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Northern Pacific Railway
H. B. Payne
Idaho
Payne
St. Paul
Uncle Ben Shibe and the Detroit game cigar fall joke
After a Detroit game Uncle Ben Shibe walks with a friend when a man ahead slips and sits down hard from a large black cigar. Uncle Ben jokes that the cigar was so strong it pushed him over backward, eliciting gentle laughter.
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Athletic
Uncle Ben
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Philadelphia Telegraph
Miss Sadie Godfrey Hosts Methodist Bible Class Social
Miss Sadie Godfrey entertained about 50 members of the Methodist church Bible class at her North Chelan home last evening. The event featured committee planned games and a dainty luncheon at 11 o'clock. The attendees voted to hold social gatherings biweekly for the class.
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Methodist Church
North Chelan
Wealthy widower flees Spokane amid marriage-fix ad chaos
William B. Niedermeyer, 59, of the Rookery building, Spokane, vowed to give $250000 to a woman under 35 as life partner then fled the city. He says the campaign drew hundreds of applicants and letters from across the continent. He plans a quiet retreat along the St. Joe river in northern Idaho to recover.
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Rookery Building
Spokane
California
Niedermeyer
Texas
St. Joe River
Idaho
Oklahoma City Hosts Three Day YMCA Student Conference
In Oklahoma City the annual YMCA student conference opens with more than 100 delegates from branch organizations across the state in attendance. The three day program unfolds with activities and sessions announced for the gathering.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Young Men's Christian Association of Oklahoma
Y M C A Workers Gather for Ad Dresses and College Work
A report highlights addresses by prominent YMCA workers and a thorough discussion of college association work and methods. The note invites readers to collect the Daily World and read today’s news.
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