Supreme Court Upholds Primary Law In Decisive Ruling
In Olympia, the five-justice court sustains direct primary law in full. Justices Fullerton Hadley Mount Dunbar Rudkin concurred. Crow and Root abstained. The decision affirms sufficient title to the act, rules on filing expense statements, and upholds the fee provision as a reasonable election cost. It also notes voter party declaration does not add voter qualifications.
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Olympia
Supreme Court
Fullerton
Hadley
Mount
Dunbar
Rudkin
Crow
Root
United States
Cost per vote in Mt Adams primary attracts scrutiny
George Countz, a former judge in the primary, traveled seventy miles to collect payment, with figures indicating a three dollar price per vote in Mt Adams precinct.
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George Countz
Mt. Adams
Yakima Boy Dies After Minnesota Football Injury
Arthur G Rankin son of George S Rankin of Yakima died in Fairbault Minnesota early Monday from injuries suffered in a football game on Saturday October 3 Pleural infection hastened his death He was born July 2 1888 in St Cloud Minnesota attended public schools in Yakima Vashon College Tacoma and Shattuck Military School Minnesota He was a popular athlete and student Friends mourn his loss A family member will escort the body to Yakima No funeral arrangements set.
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Arthur G. Rankin
George S. Rankin
Fairbault
Minnesota
Gram
Arthur Rankin
St. Cloud
Minn
Vashon College
Tacoma
Shattuck
Cubs Capture Fourth Game
In clear weather a large Detroit crowd watched Chicago win the fourth game of the baseball championship series. The Cubs shut out Detroit 3 to 0 for their third victory in the series. Batteries were Summers Schmidt for Detroit and Brown Kling for Chicago. The inning by inning score stood 00200000 3 900000000 0.
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Detroit
Chicago
Windy City Brigade
Summers
Schmidt
Brown
Kling
Captain Curry Breaks World Rifle Record for Walker Cup
Captain J M Curry of Company E broke the world rifle record with 241 of 250 at American Lake in the Walker Cup contest. He earned a $50 prize and, with Lieut Humphrey, helped the Second Infantry Washington National Guard beat the Sixth Canadian Rifles for the third straight time, securing the cup for Washington regiments forever. The Second Infantry finished 2515 to 2256, a margin of 59 points.
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J. M. Curry
Company E
American Lake
North Yakima
Capt
Curry
Lieut
Humphrey
Company 3B
Washington Regiment
Second Infantry
Washington National Guard
Duke of Connaught’s Own Regiment
Sixth Canadian Rifles
Vancouver
B. C
Pacific Coast
Hiram Walker & Sons
Walkersville
Province
Ontario
Canada
Ortis Hamilton
Democratic chiefs claim Roosevelt offered Keefe immigration post
The Democratic National Committee says President Roosevelt offered Daniel J. Keefe the commissioner general of immigration post to win his support for Taft. Keefe denies the offer, and labor leaders threaten to reveal more if denied. White House and Washington officials anticipate scrutiny of the charge.
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New York
Democratic National Committee
John J. Jordan
Democratic
Roosevelt
Gompers
Bryan
Daniel J. Keefe
Longshoremen’s International Association
Immigration
Sargent
Keefe
Taft
Federation
Detroit
Washington
Loeb
White House
Patrick Morrisey
Brotherhood of
Violinist J. B. Wert Dies of Typhoid in City
J B Wert aged 25 died at his Pleasant avenue home Monday evening at 6 o clock from typhoid fever. Born in Iowa he moved to the city two years ago and was a known violinist in musical circles. He belonged to the Musicians Union and supported local events. He is survived by a wife also stricken with the same disease.
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J. B. Wert
Pleasant Avenue
Iowa
Musicians’ Union
Mr. Wert
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M. BE. Hay
Crocker
Auditor’s Office
Yakima
Fairbault, Minn
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Michigan
Wyman
Sheldon
Democratic Committee
U. S
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Chas. Carpenter
Vice Pres
A. B. Cline
C. R. Donovan
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