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Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Nov 05, 1919

Page

3

Witness in murder case declared insane and committed

The insanity commission ruled Mrs. Louise Unsworth insane after she brooded over the murder of friend Mrs. Eleabeth Bryan. She claimed the Bryan crime occurred at her house and was committed to the Northern Hospital for the Insane under Judge A. W. Prater. The case involves William Key and his mother Anna Nomits, held on murder charges. bail for them stands at $20,000 each.

Eleabeth Bryan Louise Uneworth William KE. Kaly Anna BE. Nomits County Insanity Commission Northern Hospital For the Seddro Woolley A. W. Prater Mra. Unsworth George N. McLaughliin Helen Babcock Uneworth Mra. I. M. Crale Unaworth Brooklyn Ave Mra Bryan Mra. Uneworth France John B. Gordon

Safe Robbery Hits Seattle Furniture Firm

Seattle detectives investigate the theft of 4800 dollars from the Standard Furniture Company offices. No forced entry found, the safe door unlocked, and the combination reportedly solved. Secretary treasurer Herbert A. Schoenfeld declines to comment. employees note nightly practice of locking the safe.

Seattle Standard Furniture Company Altho Herbert A. Schoenfeld

Mayor Opposes Immediate Vote On Police Commission Charter

Fitzgerald reiterates support for a police commission but delays charter amendment vote as council committee agrees to reconvene next Tuesday. He argues voters should understand the aims and benefits before placing the proposal on the March ballot. The judiciary committee will resume discussion then.

Fitzgerald Council Judiciary Committee

Talkfest Over Treaty Buzzes In Senate Vote Hopes

Washington reports a possible final treaty vote by November 15 as leaders forewarned against railroaded action. Democratic chiefs refused to yield to objections and aimed for delay over onerous reservations while top opponents reportedly seek a quick understanding. A 3 p.m. vote was slated on La Follette's amendment striking the labor clause.

Washington Senate Altho

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