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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1919

Page

1

Sheriff raids booze ring as grand jury probes thefts

More than 30 witnesses are subpoenaed for the grand jury probe into confiscated liquor thefts, with heavy bonds up to 7500 dollars set to ensure appearance. A Renton area booze plant was raided, yielding three 40 gallon stills, copper coils, 2000 gallons mash, and 95 gallons of grape, along with two autoloaded vehicles. Three Italians, Pellegrini, Vegostro, and Burralli, were arrested. the Mark­er ranch operation was located within 100 yards of a main highway.

Grand Jury Fred C. Brown Brown Boyd J Tallman King County Pat Ramage Julius von E. J Hughes Renton Eviden Tompolio Pellegrini Vodesto Legrini Amando Burralli E. Marker Marker Ranch Noho

Labor council vows tag sale defying city order

The Central Labor Council decides to push a Tom Mooney tag sale despite Mayor Hanson denying a permit. Delegates warn jail for participants, urging continued fund raising unless the city blocks it.

Central Labor Council Tom Mooney Hanson Ole Hanson

Constance Binney Defends Public Park Affection Fight

Constance Binney challenges park intimacy in New York while promoting Rachel Crother’s play 39 East. Seattle park officer Roy Davin comments from Woodland Park in a whimsical moonlit setting, defending lovers’ privacy and signaling patrol discretion.

Constance Binney New York Rachel Crother Roy Davin Seattle Park Woodland Park Spooners Roy Davis Davis

Labor unions seek AFL admission and wage relief plan

Policemen's unions from several cities apply for AFL membership as 211 resolutions are reviewed. Miss Margaret Bondfields calls for worker solidarity as 4 million members back strikes in telephone and electrical sectors. Oklahoma City police union seeks AFL charter. Building trades leaders urge immediate federal building funding to curb rents and unemployment, amid a planned Washington wet demonstration Saturday.

A. EF. Johnson United Press Atlantic City N. J American Federation of Labor Morrison West Samuel Griggs Stone Cuttered Union Indianapolis Congress Griggs Washington Ccapitol

Turkish Minister Arrives in France

Turkish Foreign Minister Damar Cerid arrived in Vaucresson France at midnight accompanied by secretaries. He was greeted by French Italian and British representatives. The rest of the Turkish peace delegates were due later. Cerid said he is a great friend of France and allies and noted the Young Turks tried to stop his departure from Constantinople.

Vaucresson France United Press Damar Cerid Turkey Toulon Constantinople Saloniki Democratic

Classified Ad Offer Avenues For Investors

There are men in this city with some money who seek opportunities for investments. Have you a patent or idea or business plan which might interest them. If you have a classified ad can serve you.

Big Four face fresh delays at Paris peace talks

Paris June 12 The big four clash over German treaty issues and the league of nations plan with disagreements echoing past scrambles. Allied experts near completing the Silesia plebiscite plan and coal split between Poles and Germans while Hungary lines and Turkish delegates move between Toulon and Vaucresson seeking accord.

United Press Paris Big Four Clemenceau Germany League of Nations Silesia Council of Foreign Ministers Hungary Bela Kun Toulon Vaucresson Vermailles St. Cloud

Jitney collision kills 10 year old girl in Cowen park incident

Goldie Studebaker aged 10 died after stepping in front of a jitney near Ninth Avenue and 40th Street. Driver Thomas Benson 34 arrested on open charge as coroner's inquest prepares to determine fault. The accident occurred Thursday afternoon and the girl died at city hospital around 1 am.

Cowen Park Goldie Studebaker Henry S. Studebaker Howell Jr Harry Hermon FE. Thomas At Henson Ninth Ave N. FE Benson Studebaker Neneon

Governor Lister's Condition Deteriorates Slightly

Swedish hospital officials say Governor Mrreet Lister's mental state is slightly worse while his physical condition improves. Dr. Fick announced the governor passed a readoss last night with a pulse around 115 and respiration 24.

Mrreet Lister Althe Fick

Seattle Jews Plan Protest at Metropolitan Theatre

A Seattle meeting is set for next Wednesday night to protest pogroms in Poland and Russia. A Butler hotel gathering of local Jewish leaders appointed a committee to arrange speakers and spur united action by Seattle residents.

Wilson Paris United States Germany Harding Pomerene Shields Lodge Seattle Poland Metropolitan Theatre Butler Hotel Russia New York Madison Square Charles Evans Hughes

Senate Panel Backs Railroad Deficiency Bill

Washington June 2 The senate appropriations committee today favorably reported the 750 million railroad deficiency measure in the same form as the house. Efforts will be made to move the bill to passage at once.

Washington Senate House Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee Senate Appropriations Committee House

Allied Answer Is Ready for Germans

Paris reports a semiofficial French note says the Allies have prepared their reply to the German counter proposal and will send it to Foreign Minister Brockdorff-Rantzau tomorrow. The note also indicates the Big Four may refuse recognition of Admiral Kolchak’s Russian government, with a five day limit set to require German acceptance by June 18.

Paris Brockdorff Rantsau Admiral Kolchak

U. S. Going Dry Prompted Man to Take Poison

In Angeles California on June authorities report KK H Verry a local druggist swallowed poison after declaring life not worth living once Prohibition begins July 1. He was admitted to a receiving hospital and doctors said he would live. Detectives described his remark about liquor and the milky way.

Angeles Cal United States KK. H. Verry Perry

Wilson Won't Return Home Before July

President Wilson has little hope of leaving for home before July 1, according to private advices from the Paris White House. The dispatch notes the delay stems from ongoing diplomatic duties and travel complications in France.

Wasilington Wilson Paris White House

Grand Jury Powers and Procedures In Washington State

The document outlines grand jury authority in Washington including summoning any resident to testify under oath secret witness examination and the power to return true bills for indictment. It notes prosecutors provide no voting rights and attorneys act only as advisory aides. no time limit on deliberations is set.

Grand Jury

Hart Accepts Special Prosecutor Post in King County Whisky Theft

John B. Hart, renowned attorney, agrees to serve as special deputy prosecutor in the King County whisky theft case. Prosecuting Attorney Brown pledges continued grand jury participation and asserts the investigation will yield action, not a whitewash, with many Seattle residents summoned for duty.

Ing John B. Hart King County Hart Tallman Brown Stringer Grand Jury Sheriff Stringer West Seattle Land & Improvement Company Flora C. Doig Frank C. Doig Chamber of Commerce and Commerceial Club M. M. Gallagher L., M. Gallinger Border Line Transportation Pany H. H. Smith Viola Trick Trick & Murrey Company

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