Receiver sought for Ackenhausen and Co jewelers
In Yakima county the Superior Court was asked to appoint a receiver for Ackenhausen and Co Yakima avenue jewelers after creditors totaling about 29000 filed the petition. Assets are listed at 18000 with extensive debts across the country and internal mismanagement cited. Marion L. Mayer represents Frisco creditors. hearing set for Oct 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ackenhausen and Co
Yakima Avenue Jewelers
Alphonse Judis Co
San Francisco
Marion L. Mayer
Frisco
Juvenile Court System Advocated At Welfare Meeting
A Congregational church talk on juvenile courts discussed state guardianship for children. Judge Grady explained court jurisdiction over delinquent and neglected youths and enforcement of parental accountability, with Cresap and Laningsham stressing state aid and rescue work benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Church
Thomas E. Grady
Superior Court
E. B. Cresap
A. W. Laningham
State Children’s Home Finding Society
Grady
Prosser Man Seeks Change in Alimony Decree
D M Angus of Prosser petitions superior court to alter a $125 monthly alimony and to recover $125 held by the county clerk. He previously paid over $1,000 after a divorce granted to his wife on grounds of personal indignities amid claims of infidelity. He now swears to proof of her guilt and accuses her of hotel stays with R L Hollingsworth in North Yakima Pasco and Portland, asserting the decree aimed to unite her with Hollingsworth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. M. Angus
Prosser
Superior Court
Angus
R. L. Hollingsworth
North Yakima
Pasco
Portland
National Compensation Act proposed for interstate railroads
Washington October 28 employers liability and workers compensation commission nearly recommends enacting a law to insure employers of interstate railways against injury by obliging railroads to pay for any injury. The plan also exists in Great Britain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Workingmen’s Compensation Commission
Great Britain
Taylor Attends Idaho Mining Stockholders Meeting
E H Taylor of Lynch and Taylor travels from Lynch 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 $10,000 Libel Suit In Chambers
Nat Sanderson's $10,000 damages libel case against ex mayor P M Armbruster was settled amount unknown. Judge Grady signed a in chambers order dismissing the action with no costs, following a pre primaries publication charge in the Morning Herald. Attorneys for Sanderson said the settlement was substantial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nat Sanderson
P. M. Armbruster
Sanderson
Grady
Chambers
Morning Herald
McAuley and Meigs
Wende and
Taylor
Armbruster
HAS FAUT IN SPUDS AS A PAYING CROP
Henry Leenhouts of Selah praises the potato as a valuable ranch crop. He grew 100 tons on 11 acres, with five acres yielding 33 tons over three years and six acres yielding 11 tons this year at 20 dollars per ton. He reports steady profit from his potatoes each year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Leenhouts
Selah
Washington
Leenhouts
Veniremen for Dr. Hyde murder case dismissed. new panel drawn
Kansas City October 23 defense lawyers argued veniremen called for the second Hyde hearing were illegally summoned. Judge Porterfield issued an order dismissing the entire panel and about 100 new names were drawn. They report tomorrow afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Veniremen
Hyde
Thomas H. Swope
Porterfield
State Fair Plans More Ambitious Attractions
President Kloeber of the Washington State Fair aims to strengthen educational features while expanding entertainment for next year. The plan includes local bands vaudeville acts trained animal shows and possibly regional log bidders and shepherd dog contests along with a revamped horse race program to offer more running events at lower cost. Secretary Cosgrove will help scout attractions suited for the northwest fairs and Spokane collaboration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kloebersof
Washington State Fair Commission
North
Yakima
Vaude Ville
Cosgrove
Spokane
Dr. Kloeber
Fair Association
Kloeber
Banker Walsh Dies in Chicago After Leavenworth Parole
John Ed Walsh former president of the Chicago National Bank dies in Chicago aged 74 from myocarditis nine days after his parole from Leavenworth Federal Prison. Family blame the imprisonment and accuse the president and attorney general of withholding parole earlier. Orville Babcock says Walsh’s death followed confinement and illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
John Ed. Walsh
Chicago National Bank
Leavenworth
Wickersham
Orville Babcock
Walsh
Babcock
Vancouver Club challenges Coast League for California coast title
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. They propose to play five games next spring in California for the coast championship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vancouver
B. C
Brown
Vancouver Basebal Club
McCredie
Portland Club
California
Revolt Spreads in North as Yuan Debates Rebel Demands
Reports say General Yuan Shi Kai sent trusted emissaries to rebel camps to seek a compromise while northern provinces show sympathy for the revolt. General Yin Te-hang advances on the Ho Nan Hu Peh frontier as skirmishes loom near Peking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yuan Shi Kai
Yin
Yuan
Chang Te
Pronk Burns Wins Clean Out Victory Over Attell
New Orleans reports Pronk Burns defeated Monte Attell in a ten round bout for a decisive victory tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Pronk Burns
Monte Attell
Suffragists Elect Officers After Turmoil in 1905 Race
Dr. Anna Howard Shaw, president of the National Woman's Suffrage Association since 1905, is re elected unanimously in Louisville after clashes over moving the national headquarters from New York to Chicago. New officers include Sophronia Breck enridge Mary W. Dennett Susan W. Fitzgerald Jessie Ashley Belle La Follette and Mrs James L. Laidlow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Anna Howard Shaw
The
Nation Woman's Suffrage Association
Jane Addams
Efull House
Chicago
Shaw
New York
Sophronia Breckenridge
Mary W. Dennett
Susan W. Fitzgerald
Boston
Jessie Ashley
Belle la Follette
Madison
Wis
James L. Laidlow
Defense Loses A Material Point In McNamara Trial
In Los Angeles on October 23 the McNamara trial juror pool was reshaped as five talesmen were excused and ten original venire remained outside. Judge Bordwell denied defense requests to disqualify McKee over bias about the Times building blast, allowing impartial verdict prospects despite opinions on whether gas or dynamite caused the explosion. Two jurors were excused for doubts about circumstantial evidence, two for anti death penalty views, and one for bias.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
McNamara
Talesmen
Talesmen McKee
McKee
James R. McNamara
Times
Bordwell
Poison to kill puppies referenced in murder case
Boston report on the Richeson murder case reveals police claim pastor Hahn sought poison that could kill puppies without harming the dog. Hahn says he knew of no such drug. Richeson, facing church leaders, maintains innocence as details about his family and advisers emerge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Ley
Richeson
Avis Linnell
Hahn
M. G. Edmunds
W A. Richeson
Amherst, Va
City Officials Salaries Set For Final Commission Vote
After its second reading the ordinance fixing city salaries advances to final passage on Tuesday. The engineer’s pay drops to 2000 dollars annually and building electric and plumbing inspectors combine at 1200 dollars a year. Other salaries include city attorney 1800, clerk 1500, treasurer 900, police judge 1200, health officer 1850, fire chief 1500, assistant fire chief 1200, fire captains 1140, chief of police 1500, police captains 1200, sergeants 1200, sexton 540.
Hazzard Motion Overruled in Guardianship Case
Judge Still overruled the motion to dismiss the guardianship proceedings against Mrs Linda B Hazzard the starvation doctor to compel an accounting. A banker testified he cashed a $110 check drawn by Dorothy Williamson for Mrs Hazzard and the funds were deposited in her name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Linda B. Hazzard
Claire Williamson
Insane Mother Sets Fire Killing Six Children
Braddock North Dakota October 23 A farmer's wife Mrs Ariel Johnson reportedly driven by insanity locked herself and six children in a burning home and all perished. The tragedy occurred on the family farm near Braddock as flames swept through the residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock, N. D
Ariel Johnson
Portable solution eases McKinley first and second grade crowding
The McKinley school adds a portable building on Bonnie Brae to separate 57 and 54 pupils into two classes with an extra teacher. This improves individual attention and uses the main building facilities while janitorial care remains. District adherence will limit admissions to local pupils and push early enrollment to prevent future crowding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinley School
Bonnie Brae
Watt
Central School
McKinley
Fourth World Series Game Set After Delays
Philadelphia reports that the fourth game of the world championship baseball series is expected to be played tomorrow after five postponements. The day was sunny and the field in good condition as both teams prepared for a likely bitter contest with Mathewson for the Giants and Bender for the Athletics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Selvies
Mathewson
Giants
Bender
Athletics
Yakima County Seeks Valley Road Materials
Yakima County Engineer Marble praises Wenatchee Valley gravel shell rock as ideal for roads. He says Yakima could have the best roads if it had similar material and could macadamize the valley at lower costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marble
Yakima County
Yakima Valley
Wenatchee World
Family Reunion At Ly French Home Draws Wide Kinfolk
The Ly French home hosted a large family reunion on Sunday with a great-grandfather four grandfathers seven grandmothers and many aunts uncles and cousins present. Out of town guests included Mrs Hill of Los Angeles Mrs Smith of South Center Minnesota Miny Smith and family Sawyer Ne of Dakota Mrs Smith of Illinois Mrs Lambert Weiler Idaho Mr Miler Brecent Sank Center Minnesota and four sisters among others not seen for fifteen years. A delicious dinner followed by a joyful afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ly French
Hill
Los Angeles
Smith
South Center
Minn
Miny Smith
Sawyer Ne
Dakota
Illinois
Lambert
Weiler
Idaho
Miler Brecent
Sank Center
Bad
Dancing Party Invited by Miss Enid Dorris on Nob Hill
Miss Enid Dorris issues invitations for a dancing party at her Nob Hill home on Monday evening October 16 from 8 30 to 11. The event promises an evening of social dancing for invited guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enid Dorris
Nob Hill
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Ackenhausen & Co
Yakima Avenue
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
Albert Albrecht
New Jersey
Towie Manufacturing Company
Newburyport
R. Wallace & Sons Manufacturing Company
Wallingford
Redwing Advertising Company
Redwing
C. E. Udell
Fred Ackenhausen
J. P. Kersting
United States
iLaymen
Johnny Jones
Cresap
A. W. Laningsham
Home Society
Hollingsworth
Sanderson and Armbruster
Thomas W. Page
Tariff Board
Looking Up
MecCredie
China
Burns
Harold Hl Hilton
Hazzard
NCW
Mekimey
Cliclaw
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