Receiver sought for Ackenhausen and Co jewelers in Yakima
In Yakima court a motion for the appointment of a receiver for Ackenhausen and Co, Yakima Avenue jewelers, was filed by creditors totaling about 29000 against assets of 18000. Hearing set for Oct 31. Marion L. Mayer represents Frisco creditors. list of scattered creditors includes Eisenstadt Manufacturing Co and Reed & Barton among others. Affidavit contends partnership insolvent, assets under 18000, debts over 27000, and mismanagement harming creditors results in likely liquidation failures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ackenhausen and Co
Yakima Avenue
Alphonse Judisco
San Francisco
Marion L. Mayer
Frisco
Public welfare meeting discusses juvenile court system progress
Judge Grady outlines the juvenile court's reach over delinquent and neglected children and its power to compel parental accountability. Commissioner Cresap traces the child welfare movement from Roman times to today, while Rev Laningham notes the rescue work of the Home Society pays, estimating state savings per rescued child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas JH. Grady
Superior Court
Cort
Ben B. Cresap
A. W. Laningham
State
Grady
F E. B. Cresap
Johnny Jones
Cresap
Stev. A. W. Laningsham
Laningham
Prosser Man Seeks Change In Alimony Decree
D M Angus of Prosser files in superior court to alter the recent alimony decree of 125 dollars four months and to refund 125 dollars on deposit with the county clerk. He claims proof of his wife infidelity with Kh L Hollingsworth and asserts the divorce was sought to enable her to live with Hollingsworth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. M. Angus
Prosser
Superior Court
Angus
Kh. L. Hollingsworth
North Yakima
Paseo
Portland
Hollingsworth
National Compensation Act Recommendation Prompted for Interstate Railways
Washington Oct 28 The employers liability and workers compensation commission recommends enacting a law to insure interstate railroad employers against injury by requiring railroads to make payment for any injury incurred. The plan mirrors Britain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Employers’ Lability and
Workingmen’s Compensation Commission
Inter State Railways
Great Britain
Lynch & Taylor Executive Attends Idaho Mining Meeting
E. H. Taylor of Lynch and Taylor travels to Wallace Idaho to attend a stockholders meeting of a mining company in which he holds an interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. Taylor
Lynch & Taylor
Wallace
Idaho
Settlement Ends Libel Suit Against Armbruster
Nat Sanderson's $10,000 libel case against ex mayor P. M. Armbruster was dismissed after a settlement reportedly involving a substantial payment. Judge Grady signed the in chambers order Monday night, with no party to bear costs. The suit, begun before primary elections over a Morning Herald libel, was put through McAuley and Meigs for Sanderson and Wende and Taylor for Armbruster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grady
Chambers
Sanderson
P. M. Armbruster
Nat Sanderson
McAuley and Meigs
Sainderson Aind
Tral
Wende and
Taylor
Arnovbruster
Selah Farmer Prospects Big Potato Crop
Henry Leenhouts of Selah promotes potatoes as a valuable crop. This year he harvested 100 tons from eleven acres, with three-year spud land yielding 33 tons and six-acre block producing about 11 tons per acre at $20 a ton. He reports consistent yearly profits from potatoes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Leenhouts
Selah
State of Washington
Leenhouts
Disputed Venire Faces New Panel in Swope Murder Case
In Kansas City on October 23, defense lawyers argued veniremen for the second Hyde hearing were summoned illegally and secured dismissal of the panel. Judge Porterfield then issued an order, drawing a hundred new names for selection in the murder case of Col. Thomas H. Swope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Veniremen
Hyde
Col
Thomas H. Swope
Porterfield
State fair plans more elaborate entertainment next year
Washington State Fair official Dr. Kloeber outlines a push to blend education with popular amusements at North Yakima. He seeks higher class vaudeville, local music, trained animal shows, and new contests like sheep herding with dogs, aiming for broader appeal and better value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Yakima
Kloeber
Fair Association
Northern Revolt Roils As Yuan Sends Envoys To Rebels
Reports from Pein say General Yuan Shikai has dispatched his most trusted emissaries into rebel camps to negotiate. Uprisings are feared near the capital, with northern provinces showing sympathy for the revolt and possible secessions in the coming days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yuan Shi Kai
Pein
Yin Tehang
Hopus
Fis
Yuan
Banker Walsh Dead in Chicago at 74
John I. Walsh former president of the Chicago National Bank died in Chicago from myocarditis nine days after his parole from Leavenworth. He was 74. Family faulted President and Attorney General for delaying parole causing illness and death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
John I. Walsh
Chicago National Bank
Leavenworth
Precent Tait
Wickerham
Failirg
Orville Babcock
Walsh
Babcock
Vancouver club challenges coast title in California
President Brown of the Vancouver baseball club in the Northwestern league has sent a challenge to President McCredie of the Portland Club in the Coast League to play five games in California next spring for the coast championship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vancouver
D. C
Brown
Vancouver Baseball Club
McCredie
Portland Club
California
Burns Victory at Boutler Round in Tele A Os Contakt
In a telecast round contest Burns defeats Boutler under wet conditions. Victory wyer Mints rounds are noted with a close finish and unexpected turn in the bout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NG Burns
Wyer
Boutler
Suferabists Elect Graders and Officers in Louisville
The Suferabists reelect leadership amid factional sparring over shifting the national headquarters from New York to Chicago. Officials chosen include Miss Sayphreania Brest as second vice president and Mrs. Mary W. Dennett as corresp secretary with several regional officers named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Agi Hinvard Shum
PPA
Wezsacine
Jane Addams
Mull Uit
Chieu
Stow
New York
Chieges
Nelude
Sayphreania Brest
Chicago
Mary W. Dennett
Susan W. Fitzgerald
Boston
Jessie Ashley
Defense Loses Key Point in McNamara Jury Case
Court ruling upholds McKee as juror despite defense objections over bias about the Times building bombing. Judge Bordwell finds possible impartiality though defense argues preconceptions could affect verdict. Witness panel reduced from 125 to ten outside jurors amid voir dire disputes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Ve Tilesien Wert
Tor Val Neue
Dkivist Talesiven Meee
McKnee
James FB
McNomara
MckKee
Times
Bordwell
Cuit
McKee
Coud Remler
City Salary Schedules Drafted During Ordinance Debate
Officials consider a citywide pay scale with building inspectors earning 7290 dollars annually and allied staff set at varied rates. Key roles listed include City Attorney 1800, Clerk 1400, Treasurer 904, Engineer 8200, Health Officer 1850, Fire Chief 1500, Police Chief 1500, and patrol captains 1200 alongside other minor posts and sexton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pale Dudge
Judge Overrules Motion in Guardianship Case
In Seattle on October 28 the court overruled the motion to condemn the guardianship proceedings of Linda B Harvard known as the starvation doctor to compel an accounting of Claire Willamson. A banker testified he cashed a $150 check drawn by Dorothy Williamson for Mrs Azgard and the funds were deposited in Mrs Hazzard name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Linda B. Harvard
Claire Willameson
Azgard
Dorothy Williamson
Insane Mother Sets Fire. Six Children Die in Braddock Farmhouse
Mrs. Ariel Johnson, described as apparently insane, locked herself and six young children in a Braddock area farmhouse and started the blaze, resulting in the deaths of the six children. The mother survived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock
N. D
Ariel Johnson
Portable schoolhouses aid division of classes at Bonnie Brae district
A school reported plan to split first and second grade classes at M. Kinley school into separate groups with an additional teacher. Portable buildings will be moved to provide space, improving individual attention and addressing parental objections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonnie Brae
Suhuo
M. Kinley
Fragmentary 1920s Prairie News Snippet
A damaged OCR fragment mentions local names and places including Dakete Haut and Minnesota figures like Lambert and Weirns. The text is garbled with references to wartime periods, a “Pwevetde Tewren” phrase, and scattered street or event cues lacking clear coherence or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralitaiher
Okie Gustin
Reiew
al Nee
Ore Ste
Fen
Minny Senith
Vos Lambert
Weirns
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Ackenhausen & Co
Alphonse Judis Company
Eisenstadt Manufacturing Company
Joseph L. Herzog & Co
Nathan Dohrmann Company
Schloss-Crocker
Edward B. Lewis Burr
W. Freer Co
A. I. Hawn & Son
Moore & Son
Newark
N. J
Ketcham & McDougall
New York City
Watson & Newell Company
Attleboro
Mass
Julius H. Brauer
A. Whitnaur Company
Irving Beam Company
Reed & Barton
M. A. Mead & Company
Denison Manufacturing Company
South Framington
C. B E. Udell
Fred Ackenhausen
J. P. Wersting
Yakima County
United States
J. P. Kersting
Yakima
Congregational Church
Sanderson and Armbruster
TP. M. Arm
Bruster
Thomas W. Page
The
Tariff Board
Ton State Fair Commission
Looking Up
Cosgrove
Spokane
Sonor
China
Burns
Monte Atte
Anna Howard Shaw
Harold Hilton
McNamara
Testiag Ist
Fotson Om Meny
Riva
UY Baa
Aegr
Aero
Rif Piiwins
Iewereny
Siineen
Andy
Uis
Naples
Rew Sonuul
Viking
Bulldale
Rita
POUR
Mlavet Veeleye
Weritter
Wowhisse Mis Biel
Advi Geet
Baer
Annie Vala
Trasnare
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