Start Proceedings Against G. V. Martin
Superior court action filed to disbar G V Martin in Washington state. Judge Steirer set December 22 1905 to show cause why license should not be revoked amid allegations of unprofessional conduct barratry and practicing law while a judge. Chest illness noted for Judge Martin. J H Holden of Chelan visited yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chelan County
State of
Superior Court
Steiner
Henry Cross
Fred Reeves
A Corin
Sam Sumner
Ira Thomas
John D. Dill
W. A. Grimshaw
Kirk Whited
Leavenworth
C. Victor Martin
Washington
Martin
Harry Constantine
Constantine
Constantines
Supreme Court
Steirer
Safecrackers Net $6000 In Oregon Bank Heist
In Forest Grove Oregon the Farmers and Merchants Bank vault was blown by nitroglycerine in a morning burglary. The crew escaped with about $6000 after breaking through the front door and digging into the brick vault. Earle Graham, recently employed by Butler and Hannan, has left for Seattle to join his father in business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Grove
Obe
Farmers and Merchants’ Bank
Earle Graham
Butler and Hannan
Seattle
Sugar magnate Havemeyer pursues Eva Tanguay in Detroit
Detroit reports FGC Havemeyer, a wealthy New York sugar magnate, follows Eva Tanguay of a Lyceum Theatre musical company. He attends each performance, buys a full theater box, and discreetly gifts jewelry while denying romantic aims, claiming a paternal, platonic interest.
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Detroit
Mich
Eva Tanguay
Lyceum Theatre
FGC
Havemeyer
New York
Miss Tanguay
College Athletes Should Be Paid Advocate Argues End of Eligibility Rules
In Annapolis Dr Albert L Sharpe a renowned Yale athlete now with Penn Charter Philadelphia urged the Middle States colleges and preparatory schools convention to end rules barring athletes who earned money for their college from competing He urged tests based on student work and questioned why a man should be ineligible for earning a little money in summer baseball while pursuing an education under proper conditions.
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Annapolis
Middle States
Albert L. Sharpe
Yale
Penn Charter School
Philadelphia
Sharpe
High School Plans Basketball Team After Football Season
With football season ended, the high school aims to form a basketball squad. Messrs Taylor and Pearsall who coached football may lead basketball work. The athletic association treasury holds a small balance after settling football debts to buy materials for the new team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs. Taylor and
Pearsall
The
Athletic Association
OKANOGAN IRRIGATION PROJECT APPROVED FOR START
Washington reports that the interior department will approve the Okanogan irrigation project and begin work immediately with about 500 900 dollars allotted. The delegation hopes for funds to extend to Sunnyside and Tieton projects, while legal questions linger on water rights and canal transfer terms.
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Washington, D. C
Washington
Hitchcock
Interior Department
Okanogan
Jones
Sunnyside
Tieton
Sunnyside Canal
Wenatchee To Host Winter Lecture Series
Wenatchee forms a business group committee to bring entertainers to town. The season features Kryj Concert Company Ralph Parlette Edmund Vance Cook and Robert La Follette, former Wisconsin governor and railroad rate reform pioneer. First show December 11. season tickets cost 1.50 dollars.
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Wenatchee
A. N. Corbin
Arthur Gunn
A. M. Stortch
Kry
Ralph Parlette
Edmund Vance Cook
Robert la Follette
la Folette
Wisconsin
G. W. Coburn
Fiest
Richer by $32,000 for aiding a tramp
Felix O Neil, a former deputy sheriff, helped George Garrity of Springfield Mississippi when Garrity was jailed for vagrancy. Garrity later found wealth in the gold fields and, dying last week, left O Neil $32,000 in his will.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Fellix O'Neil
O'Neil
George Garrity
Springfield
Mess
Garrity
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G. V. Martin
J. H. Holden
Chelan
Oregon
Sucar King
Dr. A. L. Sharpe
Bousquet & Holm
H.L. Wiester Bower Block
Overshoes
Loggins
Jack Frost
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