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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1920
Page
11
Frits Heuss, 35 Dutcher, led officers through brush mud and over fences to a hiding spot behind bushes near the Duwamish river before being dragged out. Officers found $14,000 worth of liquor from a prior raid and Heuss faced open charges without bail in the city jail.
London reports that former Kaiser Wilhelm is being kept in Holland. Premier Lloyd George said Britain would not threaten war on the Netherlands to seize him and that any punishment would be decided in due course. He added the Kaiser would face a likely long prison term in Holland.
Wednesday's Star reports three patrolmen were dismissed from the police force over bribery and drunkenness charges. Pa trolman F J Powers is named as one of the men. He denies bribery or drunkenness but admits accepting a bottle of wine freely. He says the act breached discipline and cost him his job.
Fred McMullin and Buck Weaver surrendered today on conspiracy charges tied to the 1919 World Series scandal and posted bonds of 20000 each for trial. They appeared with attorney Fred Nash at the state attorney's office and denied any involvement.
Chicago notices new price cuts by mail order houses. Shirts and women's silk hosiery fall 25 percent, waists dresses blankets comforters woolen yarns ribbons and overalls drop 20 percent. Colored cotton goods flannels and some hosiery lines cut 15 percent. Commission men say turkeys for Thanksgiving will refill at 60 cents a pound.
N F Ingerman 56 a news merchant died in his room at the Golden House on Eighth Ave and Weller St Friday The body was taken to the morgue by Deputy Coroner H B McDonald Death was declared from natural causes by McDonald
Members of the Farmer-Labor party will hold a regular Saturday noon gathering at the Good Eats cafeteria. The King County central committee has arranged a program of speakers for the session.
The President elect cleans up urgent mall and meets visitors while Harding headquarters are nearly deserted since election day. Executive offices are being dismantled and many employers return to Washington tomorrow. A small staff remains for routine matters. Damascua reportedly has 16 000 to 30 000 dogs.
Section in California projects Harding winning the state by about 290000 votes and Shortridge leading in the United States senate race by roughly 70009 as current returns show.
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