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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jul 30, 1920

Page

18

Dougal's leads Seton Kerry to a drug syndicate halt

In a fog bound pursuit, Inspector Kerry and Seton Pasha trace Sir Lucien's Cubanisa links to a Jose Santos company in Buenos Ayres and Kazmah's dope network. They plan surveillance at Dougal's on the Isle of Dogs to eavesdrop on smugglers and uncover key figures.

Seton Rashid Mohammed el Kazmah Kerry Jose Santos Company Buenos Ayres Isaaca Leanee Cubanis Cigaret Company Jacobs Mohammed el-Kasmah Sin Sin Wa Sir Lucien Cubanisa Company Moreno Lucien Kazmah Europe Monte Irvin Irvin Seton Pasha bin Sin Wa Japan South America India Holland Karmah and Company Wapping Gravesend Dougal Isle of Dogs Limehouse Dockers Mike

The Dockside Inn Ruckus with Dougal and Loungers

Kerry and his companion enter a crowded riverside joint ruled by Dougal a red armed brawny woman and a rough Irishman. A dock laborer references a prior associate George Martin and his dealings while patrons eye them.

Riverside Laafern Lascara Kerry Dougal

Hull to shave $5600 in office expenses in 1921

County Assessor Frank W. Hull announces a plan to run the office next year for $6600 less than the current year by trimming staff and tightening economy, while pledging no salary reductions for any current employees.

Hull Frank W. Hull

Love for Finery Triggers Forgery Case in Boston

Miss Helen Bottomsey, famed for luxury living in Back Bay, faced arraignment after claiming a desire for finery drove forgery and larceny totaling 3200 dollars. The court entered a not guilty plea while police in Springfield and other cities investigate similar reports of checks passed by a supposed woman.

Boston Helen Bottomsey Back Bay Springfield

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