Mahoney to Appeal After Conviction for Wife Murder
Alihe Mahoney vows to use every legal avenue to delay execution after the state supreme court upheld his murder conviction for killing his wife Kate Mahoney. Attorneys say they will file for a rehearing within 30 days, with potential appeals to the U S Supreme Court.
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State Supreme Court
James KE. Mahoney
Demh
Mahoney
Walla Walla
Louis B. Schwellenbach
Lee Johnston
Supreme Court
Seth
Nied
Supreme Court of the United States
J. T. Ronald
United States Supreme Court
Kate Mahoney
Lake Union
Matt Starwich
King County
Troops Search for De Valera at Brugha Funeral
Armed troops cordon the funeral cortege for Cathal Brugha in Dublin and search for Ramona de Valera who was rumored to attend. Troops had orders to arrest De Valera on sight amid conflicting reports of his whereabouts, with him believed to be hiding in the city.
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Dublin
Cathal Brugha
Ramona de Valera
Brugha
Republic
de Valera
Tax Reduction Council to Meet Over Public Expenditures
The executive board of the Tax Reduction Council will meet at noon Wednesday to discuss the June 27 bulletin of the Civil Service league and the state examiners report on county funds with alleged illegal expenditures. The meeting will be at the Good Eats cafeteria, 11 Second Ave.
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Tax Reduction Folk
The
Civil Service League
Tax Reduction Council
Good Eats
Second Ave
Leeds Family Expects Stork in Coming Weeks
Paris reports Mrs. William B. Leeds formerly Princess Xenia of Greece is due any week with an heir. The Leeds family greets the expected child of the couple, heirs to the tin plate fortune of the late American industrialist.
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Paris
Mahoney Must Die Headline Sparks Local Gossip
Society note reports Mr and Mrs Birkholm touring along Vancouver Isle with scenery and romance. Hugo Kelley, mayor's secretary, suffers poison ivy. In Terre Haute Indiana, James Duck and Helen Water wed last May.
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Vancouver Isle
Hugo Kelley
Rie
James Duck
Helen Water
Terre Haute
Ind
Prayer Meetings In Cell Augusta Ga Husband Kills Wife Mother
In Augusta July 10 a minister Elliott Padrick aged 22 confesses to murdering his wife Willa Mae 16 and her mother after years of jealousy and taunting. He is in jail awaiting trial while church authorities unfrock him and he seeks forgiveness in prison prayer meetings.
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Elliott Padrick
Millett
Eliott Padrick
Deay
Elliott
Hhs
Willa Mae Padrick
Indignation at a crowded Seattle table over George’s party
A narrator recounts a crowded dining table in Seattle where twelve others plus the narrator made thirteen at the feature board. Food, drinks, and a reserved table clash spark a fiery claim that George should justify his nickname to the public.
Moron majority beliefs and a Moron talk to Walter
The passage catalogs a list of provocative beliefs about law, journalism, science, religion, and society. It questions moral panic and drunkenness laws while accusing media and institutions of hypocrisy. The speaker asks Walter to define what a moron is, challenging conventional wisdom.
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Walter
Bey of Tunis Dies, Radio Dispatch Reports
Paris dated July 10 reports the bey of Tunis has died, according to Agence Radio Tunis correspondent. The announcement confirms a leadership change in Tunis.
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Bey OF
Tunis
Paris
Agence Radio
Winnipeg woman collapses at dock during baggage search
Funeral plans set for Mrs. Mary McKinnon McKinnon, 65, of Winnipeg Ontario, who died at Colman dock Saturday night after customs inspected her bags en route to Portland Oregon. She was stricken as bags were opened for inspection.
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Mary McKinnon
Winnipeg
Ont
Colman Dock
Newly Elected Officers Installed at Club Luncheon
Newly elected officers of the Hundred Per Cent club were to be installed Tuesday during the weekly luncheon. A demonstration of telephone service was scheduled as a feature event of the entertainment.
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Hundred Per Cent Club
Milalao Naval Club Praised by Pacific Fleet Commander
Captain George A. Marvell of the Pacific fleet commended the Milalao Air Club at Matn Street Seattle for courtesy and service displayed to sailors during their stay in the city.
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Mornday
George A. Marvell
Pacific Fleet
Seattle
Forest Firefighters Contain Wa tonville Blaze After Long Battle
Fire crews from King county under J M Digby battled a large forest fire near Eatonville and Wa tonville, gaining control after back firing efforts. Thousands of acres of Douglas fir stood damaged as Tacoma scouts helped protect nearby Steilacoom while Courtenay BC reported ongoing fires. two unidentified bodies were recovered from the Comax logging camp as conditions eased.
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Watonville
J. M. Digby
King County
Eatonville
Harding Calls Federal Arbitration Over Coal Mine Strike
President Harding proposed a federal arbitration panel to settle the nationwide coal mine strike. The commission would include three operators three miners and five public representatives appointed by the president, with a deadline of August 10 to set a new wage scale. If not agreed the current scale would stay in effect until 1923 and workers would return to the mines.
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Washington
Harding
White House
Hotel Leaders Meet Tuesday for 7 Percent Bond Drive
Citizens hotel campaign groups plan a 7 percent bond issue to fund Seattle's new 2.7 million dollar hotel project. Forty captains each sign up a lieutenant and eight workers for a 19 member team across five divisions, meeting at the Hotel Washington Annex to organize.
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Citizens’ Hotel
Seattle
Hotel Washington Annex
Otto F. Kegel
Dent
Hockenbury
Hume
Olympia Chamber of ‘Commerce
Olympia
Olympian
Leity
Clashes Quiet as State Guards Guard Clinton Strike
The sheriff reported a riot at Clinton Illinois on Saturday with one dead as two state guard companies patrolled the city. Sniper fire was not confirmed and duty extended to Parsons Kansas. Riots occurred in about a dozen cities while the railroad labor board moved to avert a strike by signalmen and clerks, with union leaders seeking a similar compromise.
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Sterling
Clinton
Parsons
Kanena
Railroad Labor Board
KE . Fitzgerald
Clerks’ Union
Southern Pacific Says Six Thousand Return to Work
SAN FRANCISCO July 16 Six thousand striking railway shopmen have returned to their jobs on the Southern Pacific General Manager Dyer announced Dyer paid all report Indicated the strikers were losing their fight J and Gordon shopmen spokesman countered with the prediction that the Southern Pacific and other roads would soon have to curtail service Gordon insisted there were not over 1000 shopmen working for the Southern Pacific from Portland to New Orleans.
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San Francisco
Southern Pacific
Dyer
J. & Gordon
Gordon
Portland
New Orleans
Refuses to Strike, Skull Is Broken
OAKLAND Calif July 10 Fred Latgen machinist who refused to walk out of the Southern Pacific shops here when strike was called today was found unconscious at the foot of the stairs at his rooming house with a fractured skull He may live.
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Oakland
Cal
Fred Latgen
Southern Pacific
Former Minister to China to Be Feted in Seattle
Dr. Paul Reinach former minister to China and now an international counselor at law and Dr. Hiram H. Lowry president of Peking University will arrive in Seattle Wednesday morning. They will attend a Chamber of Commerce lunch at noon in the L C Smith Building restaurant with cooperation from the China club. Reinach’s visit aims to promote commerce and education. he previously taught political science at the University of Wisconsin before his diplomatic post under Wilson.
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Paul B. Reinech
China
Atltlaw
Hiram H. Lowry
Peking University
Seattle
Chamber of Commerce Foreign Trade Department
L. C. Smith Building
China Club
Reinach
Commerce
Liner Alexander to Be Speeded on Maiden Trip
The H. F. Alexander, a mammoth Admiral liner, will be speeded on her maiden voyage by the Chamber of Commerce. A demonstration is planned at Pier D at 6 p.m. Tuesday before the ship sails for San Francisco, with Mayor E. J. Brown casting off the line. Public invitation issued.
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H. F. Alexander
Chamber of Commerce
Pier D
Saile
San Francisco
E. J. Brown
Labor leader blasts state court ruling and calls for reform
A labor spokesman denounces the Washington state supreme court decision holding unions liable for damages by individual members. He criticizes the judiciary, urges replacement of four state supreme court judges, and vows to fight for fair representation. Visiting labor men planned Bremerton navy yard tours and committee appointments were on the agenda.
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Bremerton Navy Yard
Two Mine Strikers Die in Pa Tent Colony Clash
At POINT MARION Pennsylvania two striking miners were killed and another dying after a pitched battle between tent colony occupants and deputy sheriffs guarding the Atlantic Coal plant. Officials say the strikers fired in resisting relocation. In Omaha, Judge Woodrough issued a temporary injunction against picketing by six federated shop crafts on strike, limiting activity to one picket per shop.
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Point Marion
Atlantic Coal Company
Omaha
Neb
Woodrough
Federal
Burlington Railroad Company
Federated Shop
Son to Fight Croker Will Heir Contests Irish Will
The will of Richard Croker filed in West Palm Beach leaves the entire estate to his wife Beulah except for 10000 dollars to daughter Florence. Croker Jr previously sought to challenge his father’s competence. Croker’s fortune is estimated at 11600000 dollars.
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West Palm Beach
Fla
Richard Croker
Tammany Hall
Ireland
Beulah
Florence
Richard Croker, Jr
Croker
Rain Ends 42 Day Drought Across Grain Belt
A ten million dollar rain fell across sections of the grain belt in Chicago on July 10 ending a 42 day drought. Crop experts say the downpour was timely and general in character easing damage to corn and other crops as drought had dried up all plants.
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Chicago
Mexican Bandit Gorozave Defiant Near Tampico Oil Camps
Washington reports 60 new outbreaks by rebel Gorozave in Tampico oil region. Consul Shaw says Gorozave bases in Pecero camp 12 miles from federal troops at Aguada property of the Cortez Oil company. He demands 15,000 pesos by July or threatens to attack pipelines and pumping stations.
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Gorozave
Tampico
Shaw
Tam Shaw
Corona Oil Company
Pecero
Aguada
Cortez Ol
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