Frame-up charges spotlighted in labor department inquiry
Washington reports reveal special agent John B. Densmore accusing San Francisco trial forces of framing Thomas J. Mooney for bomb throwing. The inquiry cites weak prosecutions, non verifiable alibis, and possible corporate influence while detailing covert dictagraph evidence and calls for a new trial.
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Washington
Thomas J. Moo
San Francisco
John B. Densmore
Department of Labor
Densmore
Wilson
Frank G. Oxman
Mooney
Fickert
Oxman
Union Disputes Grow as Operators Are Fired
San Francisco talks between J P Downs and Nellie Anson fail to ease tension in San Francisco and Oakland. Local union leaders announce several Oakland telephone operators were discharged after pledging allegiance to the union.
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Francisco
J. P. Downs
Com
Nellie Johnson
Interna
Ccal Union
Downs
Adjustment Board
Johnson
The
Telephone Girls
Labor Temple
Co, Mbone
Washington
Washington, D. C
San Franciso
For Sale Real Estate Column Suggests Buying Homes
The column argues that rising rents push readers toward home ownership as a solution. It presents owning a residence as a long term hedge against rent increases and outlines general steps toward purchasing.
Interior seeks funds to fight Idaho forest fires
Secretary Lane asked Congress to authorize 500000 from Interior funds to battle widespread Idaho fires. In Spokane a smoke pall hangs as crews, slowed by labor shortages and high winds, fight dozen new blazes from Newport to Burke. Local towns face danger. Kellogg and Priest Lake areas receive renewed efforts to contain growing fires.
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Washington
Secretary of the Interior
Lane
Congress
Idaho
Spokane
Hollywood
Thompson Falls
St. Regis
Mont
Newport
Wash
Enaville
Kellogg
Mullan
Burke
Bear Creek
Land Creek
Priest Lake
Round Top
Vide
Howard Flint
Flint
Boulder Creek
Coeur d’Alene
Wolff
Blue Creek
Coeur d'Alene
Jordan Creek
Ryan
Sand Point
Pack River
Ex-Governor in Mex Plot Sparks Diplomatic Fallout
Mexico City reports official publication of captured correspondence from Villa Angeles raid near Juarez. It alleges ex Governor Geo W Hunt of Arizona urged Villa to meet with U S figures in Chihuahua to discuss aiding his campaign against the Mexican government. In New York Manuel Carpio cites a drive to force U S intervention, accusing anti Mexican propaganda and urging restraint amid calls by 4 000 000 Americans to oppose intervention.
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Mexico City
Mexico
United Press
Villa Angeles
Jua
Geo. W. Hunt
Arizona
Villa
Fall
Chihuahua
New York
Manuel Carpio
el Heraldo de Mexico
Wilson
France
Congress
Carpio
United States
Germany
Rio Grande
North
State Department
Samuel Gompers
Schooner Reported Aground Off Edgemere L I
A four masted schooner was reported ashore off Edgemere L I early today as coast guards proceeded to aid the vessel. The incident occurred near Long Island shore with rescuers en route to assist the stranded ship.
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L. I. New York
Edgemere
L. L
Coast Guards
Veterans protest Kuykendall appointment to high office
The piece argues war veterans should oppose Kuykendall’s appointment, faulting Governor Hart for blocking Reconstruction measures, arming armories, and limiting soldiers relief. It suggests protests likely fail but serve as a reminder that politics influenced militia funding and the Lamping bill.
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Kuykendall
Hart
Lamping
City stockade to be vacated and burned on Beacon Hill
Commissioner of Health H M Read declares the Beacon Hill city stockade a public nuisance and unfit for habitation. The 60 prisoners will be moved to the city jail and the stockade will be vacated within three days and later burned, per a letter to Mayor Ole Hanson. Condemnation notices were posted and the council asked to provide new prisoner quarters.
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Beacon Hill
H. M. Read
Ole Hanson
Read
Hanson
Bulgarians Head to Paris for Peace Commission Mission
Members of the Bulgarian peace commission departed for Paris yesterday to engage in diplomatic discussions aimed at advancing peace efforts.
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Bulgars
Paris
Sofia
Army air service recruitment flight leaves Matherfield
Lieut. E B C Kiel and Sergt Frank McKee fly JN 4 D Curtiss planes from Matherfield on a round trip to Seattle planned with stops in Medford Oregon and Portland Oregon. The mission aims to recruit for the army air service and continues to Seattle on Friday.
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Sacramento
Cal
C. Kiel
Frank McKee
Matherfield
Seattle
Medford
Ore
Portland
Army Air Service
Allen Seeks Early Trial In Whisky Possession Case
Superior Judge Clay Allen, led by a grand jury June 28, is slated for trial September 2 on an indictment alleging unlawful possession of five quarts of Scotch whisky. Judge Tallman set the date after attorney John C. Higgins urged an early hearing for the jurist, while Deputy Prosecutor T. H. Patterson pressed for a separate indictment over another liquor possession claim.
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Clay Allen
Witl
Boyd Tallman
John C. Higgins
Torney
Allen
Tallman
Fred C. Brown
T. H. Patterson
King County
Brown
Higgins
Star carrier payments switch to monthly rate
The Seattle Star announces shifting from weekly 12 cent carrier collections to 50 cents per month. Carriers will collect all outstanding accounts by next Saturday night on the weekly basis and then begin monthly billing.
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Seattle Star
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