Judge Loving trial echoes Thaw case in insanity defense
The Spokesman-Review notes the Houston Virginia verdict may give Thaw supporters hope for his fall trial. Both trials centered on a wife or daughter’s story and its suppression in court. It argues Loving’s character and paternal affection contrast with Thaw's jealousy driven motive.
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Loving
Houston
Theodore Estes
Harry Thaw
Thaw
Evelyn Nesbitt Thaw
Stanford White
Elizabeth Loving
Judge Loving
Virginia
Kids deputized as police in Council Bluffs scheme
Chief Richard deputized numerous boys and girls to act as special police to deter premature Fourth of July celebrations. The youths took patrol oath and received district assignments, earning pride in their powers while watching fireworks purchases, much to the dealers’ dislike.
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Chicago
Tribune
Council Bluffs
Iowa
Richard
Hach
Doan's Kidney Pills Buy Aid for All Ages
An appeal proclaims kidney illness affects all ages in Wenatchee and beyond with backache urinary disorders and related diseases. Mrs. C W Zimmerle of Everett credits Doan's Kidney Pills with relieving her child’s kidney weakness after two boxes and warns mothers to seek relief for similarly afflicted children.
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Doan
C. W. Zimmerle
Rucker Avenue
Everett
Wash
Dean
Remember the name Dean's and take no other
Wet wheat for sale. Farmers' warehouse. For sale by all dealers. Price 50 cents. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, New York, sale agents for the United States. The years that have passed by surely proved that the cure was permanent.
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Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Dean
Public informed of all railroad accidents under Harriman policy
New York July 1. A policy to inform the public of accident details on Harriman system railroads was ordered by RE Harriman and announced by Union Pacific. Full reports will be provided to the press on Union Pacific and Oregon Short Line incidents. Outsiders may attend board hearings. The note cites Interstate Commerce Commission data on negligence in collisions and previews open hearth steel rails for next year to reduce breakages.
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New York
Harriman
RE. H. Harriman
Union Pacific
Board of Inquiry
Interstate Commerce Commission
Think Man Murdered and Placed on Track
The remains of Wallace G. Stone, a railroad engineer, were found along 100 yards of the Great Northern track in Belligham. Police believe he was robbed and murdered in a restricted district and his body placed on the track, with trainmen unaware of the incident.
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Bellingham
Wallace G. Stone
For Rent Furnished House Summer Use
Summer rental offered for a furnished house. Contact Mrs. L. O. Hall at 314 Second Avenue or by phone 246 for details and arrangement.
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Second Avenue
L. O. Hall
Second Street
Wenatchee Market Quotation Highlights Local Commodities
Local market quotations list on meats fruits vegetables grain hay feed and flour. Prices shown include Peach Blossom Flour 59 ack Fane Tate Sey 1.35 Bran per ton 318.00 Shorts per ton 21.00 Bran and shorts 19.66 Chop barley 28.00 All grain chop 30.00.
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Wenatehee
Fane Tate
Sao
Free Trip to Jamestown Vote Contest
Chelan county women compete for a four week Jamestown Exposition trip. One girl wins as official representative of Chelan, voting runs May to September with 60 000 vote thresholds granting extras. Subscriptions grant votes at The Daily World and World Advance offices.
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Ceclan County
Hampon Roads
Virginia
Spokane
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
New York
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Washington
White House
Roosevelt
Daily World
Weekly Advance
Pacific Northwest
Portland
Chelan
Office of the World Advance
A Safety Guide for a Boy on Independence Day
A compact set of warnings about keeping firecrackers and dynamite away from a boy during the Fourth of July. It advises clear instructions to avoid scratching dynamite with matches, sending him to bed, and, if he makes a scene, locking him in a padded cell.
Union Mass Meeting At M E Church After Fireworks
A patriotic demonstration will be held at the M E church on the evening of the 4th. All churches unite for a general meeting with short lay addresses and songs. The event lasts about one hour. Also wet wheat for sale to farmers.
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M. E
United Organizations
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Wenatchee Worl
Columbia Valley Bank
Wenatchee, Wash
Rufus Woods
Fred Simpich
Wenatchee Wash
Wenatchee
Harriman Lines
Think Man
Jamestown
Sunday Post-Intelligencer
Springers
Harlin Meat Co
New York Globe
Union, Mass Meeting
Bower Hall
H. Dennis
W. M
H. W. Stockton
Recorder
Maccabees OF the World
J. H. Dahling
C. A. Battles
Wenatchee Lodge
Ellis-Forde Hall
T. A. Hilton
N. G
P. H. Sherburne
A. R
Daniel McCook
Department of Washington
Alaska
Odd Fellows Hall
Mw. A. Merrill
J. B. Palmer
Riverside Lodge
R. E. Thayer
R. H. Nowlan
Modern
Woodmen OF America
Frank Baggott
R. L. Bartlett
Brotherhood OF American Yeomen
Columbia Homestead
Sprague Hall
A. F. Lake
Carl Ray
C. W. Jorgenson
Bath
Wenatchee Ave
N. R. F. Holm
Care World Office
John A. Gellatly
Fry
D. Gensinger
Harlin Meat Company
Wenatchee Drug Co
O. G. Fish
Harlin
Brown's Business College
Ill
Carl Jones
R. F
Wenatchee River
Mission St. S
Salvation Army Hall
Det
Park
Roslyn
Transfer Co
Tts
Fuel Co
Arrow
Arnold
J. R. Richson
Arrow Transfer Co
Oscar Pi
Farmers P
T. C. Wilson
M. D
First Natid Bank
G. H. Graham
Wills-Pordé Store
DR. King
Wenatche Furniture Co
Farmers
J. W. Stratton
DR. Moad
Rosenberg Bid
DR. Hutchinson
Watchee Furniture Co
Undertakers
C. G. Hall
Co. G. Hall
E. F. Sprague
Thomas & Marsh, Lawyers
Postoffice
Chelan County Abstra Inc
Palouse
Pacific States
Civil Engineers
C. Ward
Civil Enginee
Rosenberg Wenatchee, Wash
Ross Bros
Methow Street
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