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Senators Henry M. Jackson, John McClellan and Stuart Symington, at a news conference to demand a meeting
1. Senators Henry M. Jackson, John McClellan and Stuart Symington, at a news conference to demand a meeting on the Army's charges against Senator Joseph McCarthy, Washington D.C., March 12, 1954
Teargas : drop unjust WTO charges ; prosecute brutality not free speech [verso]
2. Teargas : drop unjust WTO charges ; prosecute brutality not free speech [verso]
Teargas : drop unjust WTO charges ; prosecute brutality not free speech [recto]
3. Teargas : drop unjust WTO charges ; prosecute brutality not free speech [recto]
Notes made, probably by Mark Litchman, regarding the defense of the Seattle Union Record against conspiracy
4. Notes made, probably by Mark Litchman, regarding the defense of the Seattle Union Record against conspiracy charges, ca. 1919
Gordon Hirabayashi letter to Eleanor (Ellie) Ring about entering his "not guilty" plea in response to
5. Gordon Hirabayashi letter to Eleanor (Ellie) Ring about entering his "not guilty" plea in response to charges of violating the federal exclusion order, May 29, 1942
First amendment : drop all unjust charges
6. First amendment : drop all unjust charges
January 8, 1904 Page four Commissioners appoint supervisors Courtmartial trying Crawford Charges
7. January 8, 1904 Page four
Commissioners appoint supervisors
Courtmartial trying Crawford
Charges against game warden
November 9, 1911 Page two The electric Road (editorial) Severe storm up-Sound Charges filed;
8. November 9, 1911 Page two
The electric Road (editorial)
Severe storm up-Sound
Charges filed; Captain Henry Carter accused of unskillful navigation
October 1, 1910 Page three Upper classes defeat freshmen in football Warburton denies charges City
9. October 1, 1910 Page three
Upper classes defeat freshmen in football
Warburton denies charges
City of Topeka arrives from the South
State board will canvass vote next Tuesday
Fine new seven-passenger auto bought to Sam M'Gee
October 1, 1910 Page one Warburton denies charges Ledge struck in Tubal Cain mine
10. October 1, 1910 Page one
Warburton denies charges
Ledge struck in Tubal Cain mine
January 23, 1906 Page three Standard Oil encounters girl who will fight Statehood lobby charges
11. January 23, 1906 Page three
Standard Oil encounters girl who will fight
Statehood lobby charges are vigorously denied
December 7, 1905 Page two Watterson declines office [Editorial] Frauds in Oregon [Editorial] Aftermath
12. December 7, 1905 Page two
Watterson declines office [Editorial]
Frauds in Oregon [Editorial]
Aftermath of the false regtistration charges
Gen. Chaffee says war will come again
Poll Tax Law is declared to be invalid
Convict's heart as good as his morals were bad
December 7, 1905 Page one Crazy woman taken from car President does not believe charges against
13. December 7, 1905 Page one
Crazy woman taken from car
President does not believe charges against Wickersham
Esch-Townsend bill is re-introduced
April 1, 1905 Page three Old charges brought up against Baker Merely rehearsing "Much ado about
14. April 1, 1905 Page three
Old charges brought up against Baker
Merely rehearsing "Much ado about Nothing"
Portland will sustain its reputation as Rose City
November 4, 1904 Page three Charges against George Turner Part of town at mercy of Japs Danger
15. November 4, 1904 Page three
Charges against George Turner
Part of town at mercy of Japs
Danger is Pierce [County] does not get in line
September 16, 1904 Page two Irishmen flock to Roosevelt [Editorial] Ames must face charges Murders
16. September 16, 1904 Page two
Irishmen flock to Roosevelt [Editorial]
Ames must face charges
Murders bride of a day
Sunken steamship raised
Mrs. Maybrick enters society in New York
July 16, 1904 Page three Chief Furlong takes his annual vacation Tacoma Eastern is not sold Are
17. July 16, 1904 Page three
Chief Furlong takes his annual vacation
Tacoma Eastern is not sold
Are awaiting Turner's return
Supreme Court holds an assessment good
May be disbarred for bringing charges
Strikers and packers fail to agree
April 8, 1904 Page four Notes of interest about revenue officers Will look into Klocker charges Seattle
18. April 8, 1904 Page four
Notes of interest about revenue officers
Will look into Klocker charges
Seattle drag-net misses some big fish
Schooner Kailua was also lost
Senator Henry M. Jackson talking with Senator Robert Kennedy during a news conference demanding investigations
19. Senator Henry M. Jackson talking with Senator Robert Kennedy during a news conference demanding investigations into the Army's charges against Senator Joseph McCarthy, Washington D.C., June 11, 1954
Senator Henry M. Jackson sitting behind desk with Robert Kennedy, Senator John L. McClellan, and Senator
20. Senator Henry M. Jackson sitting behind desk with Robert Kennedy, Senator John L. McClellan, and Senator Joseph McCarthy during a news conference demanding investigations into the Army's charges against McCarthy, Washington D.C., 1954
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