Judge criticizes law enforcement in large cities
Judge Marcus Kavanagh of Chicago told St. Ignatius alumni that 45,000 people were murdered in the U S over five years and blamed court and jury system flaws. He warned that punishment often fails due to legal restrictions while questioning the claim that the United States has the worst administered law in the world.
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Marcus Kavanagh
Chicago
St. Ignatius College
United States
Kavanagh
Russia
Turkey
Austria
Oregonian
Presbyterian Ladies' Aid Sale Fares Well
The Presbyterian Ladies' Aid society held a Saturday sale that netted 250 dollars. Mrs. Earl and Mrs. Listman led refreshments while several members managed art, candy, cakes, and fancy articles. Miss Katherine Kolbert arrived from Sedro-Woolley to spend her winter here as a trained nurse. The girls' high school basketball team will travel to Sunnyside Friday for a game, and Mr. A J Splawn attends a Live Stock Association convention in Spokane.
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Knights of Pythias
Wisconsin
Jacobsen
Fred Chandler
California
W. J. Roaf
Georgia Cary
W. F. Merriman
The
Vendome
Portland
Presbyterian Ladies’ Aid Society
Earl
Listman
Townsend
Fawcett
Briggs
Reed
Steiner
G. Sloan
J. Clemmer
Nagler
Katherine Kolbert
Sedro-Wooley
Kolbert
Sunnyside
A. J. Splawn
Spokane
Live Stock Association of Washington
Lumber Dealers Indicted Under Oklahoma Anti-Trust Laws
Guthrie Oklahoma December 10 Ten prominent lumber dealers were indicted by the grand jury for alleged price fixing in violation of state anti trust laws. Indictments not served and defendants names not released.
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Guthrie
Okla
Oklahoma
Cyclone Fruit Cooler Aims to Refrigerate Perishables En Route
Frank B. Rhodes and W. M. Howell promote the Cyclone Fruit Cooler to fruit growers and shippers in North Yakima for Washington Idaho Oregon and Utah. The device uses brine cooled air and an exhaust fan to rapidly chill loaded refrigerator cars, reducing ice use by about 20 to 30 percent and keeping products dry and at low temperatures during transit.
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Frank B. Rhodes
Rasher-Kingman-Herrin U Co
Spokane
W. M. Howell
Cla Jrinda
Iowa
California
Washington
Idaho
Oregon
Utah
Yakima
Harold G. Powell
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Perishable Shipping Advances and Local Notices
Shipping advances include a moisture control system using ammonia coils to refrigerate air in transit and storage. Also notes a grand raspberry variety, prices for waller-grown plants, and local crime report on a Baker City bogus check scheme with two convicted men.
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California
Amonia
Penitentiary Chapel Fund Backed By Local Clergy
The Bellingham Ministerial Association endorses a petition to the legislature asking 5000 dollars for a state penitentiary chapel, citing the lack of suitable space for religious services. A separate case in Everett sees Charles Cole found not guilty of robbery after his alleged confession was denied by a key witness.
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William Cree
Jos. Clift
Yakima Trust Company
Clift
Mabton Bank
North Yakima
C. P. Palmer
Cascade Lumber Company
Insurance Department
United States
Baker City
Oregon
Smith
Alfred Olsen
J. Meadow
Bellingham Ministerial Association
State Penitentiary
Everett
Charles Cole
Cole
Don Slatter
Irving Spur
Slatter
Harry Watson
Ballard
Secretary of State
Yakima Real Estate Transfers Reported
Yesterday's listings show numerous Yakima area property transfers including L A Dash to Ida E Peck NE of SE 4 18- Dey Po Bs WV oe Eye M for 350 dollars and Wapato Development Co to John A Rea lots 3 4 5 6 7 block 12 City of Wapato for 300 dollars. Also entries show Elizabeth Dyas from Ontario Land Co and multiple city lots transfers among others totaling varied sums.
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Yakima Realty
Herald
Yakima Abstract Company
Ida E. Peck NE
Capitol
Luv Cohen
Scatente Ternatts Wapato Dev. Co
John A. Rea
City of Wapato
E. W. Dooly
W. I. Huxtable
Sec
Clare Grewell
T. A. Young
Phillips
Mabton
W. J. Aumiller
E. W. Catlin
Sunnyside
Carrie M. Reed
Alexander Miller
BE. P. Sanford
G. M. Casey
Michael Probach
City
E. L. Sessions
E. Harvey
The Hen Flirt
The article contrasts motherly hens with carefree ones. Mrs. A A Bennett of Atchison reports a pullet hatched last July that incubated eggs twice and will rear two families before a year. Another North Atchison hen flirted with roosters, hid from nesting, and would abandon nests to avoid hatching.
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A. A. Bennett
Atchison
The
Globe
Salmon leaps into hot boiler sparks Friday feast at mill
In Everett the Ferry Baker mill flooded reaching the engine room but not the firebox. A salmon leapt from the water onto the grate and was killed with an ax. The cooked fish was served to the crew, marking a bizarre Friday occurrence.
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Freddy Baker
Everett
Ferry-Baker
Bellelingham
Mayme and Jack Huggins Kiss in Odd Promise
In a humorous exchange last week Mayme recalls Jack Huggins declaring he would kiss her or die trying. Edyth reacts with surprise asking if a kiss occurred, and Mayme quips that his death did not follow.
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Mayme
Jack Huggins
Edyth
Time to take up your plants in Greene ad mishap
A Greene Iowa Recorder ad misprint dropped the letter I from plants turning it into plants. The note began with Ladies, it has now come the time of year when you must take up your plants. The error amused readers and highlights how a single missing character can alter meaning.
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Pete
John
Jim
Joe
William
Ned
Little Joseph
Bill
Recorder
Greene
Iowa
It Was Funny Quote About Family Origins
A humorous exchange traces family roots across multiple states. The speaker confirms birthplaces in California, New York, and Indiana while noting the surprising gathering of relatives. The overall tone highlights shared lineage and a lighthearted sense of connection.
Comic Exchange Over Niagara Falls Observation
Mrs Hoyle recalls the falls with nostalgia while Mrs Doyle quips about an eye condition implying a need for an oculist. The brief exchange captures a light moment of wit and travel recollection.
Emperor in China Attempts Suicide Amid Reform Grief
Tokyo dispatches from Pekin report the Chinese emperor, distressed by flawed reforms, attempted self harm by leaping into a pond inside the palace. He was rescued by court officials and is said to be recovering.
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Victoria
India
Pekin
China
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A. N. Short
Walter Locke
Tacoma
J. H. Handsaker
Mr. Locke
North Coast Railway Company
William Allen
Natchez
Jno
Gourley
Seattle
Myrtle Gleed
South Eighth Street
Isadore Mondor
Tampico
Mondor Brothers
Fred Alter
James Wilson
South Ahtanah Street
Flint-Shaw Company
Geo. T. Baker
John J. Miller
Mr. Baker
Dooly & Baker
Missouri
Judge Taggard
C. H. Hough
E. P. Sandford
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Lawler
Ireland
Shaw & Sons
Fruitvale
Skillern
J. H. Plum
Georgiana Fellows
M. L. Rose
Elizabeth M. Cyr
Mr. Weeden
South Second Street
Govnor Lowe
Crookston
Minn
Lena Slautia Cree
Rigg
Yakima National Bank
Lynch
Society Notes
Horticultural Union Office
S. Vanvliet
Cumberland
Gregg
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Lock Box
Luc F. Vernon
News of the Northwest
S. W. Foss
Kansas City Journal
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