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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1919
Page
12
A posse hunts fugitives after a confrontation in a cabin. McDonald and King recounts of dog Nig guiding and sacrificing to locate Haney’s killer. Nig dies on the trail but is honored with burial in the forest as McDonald refuses to name the supposed killer.
Union Record editor i B Aust and directors George Listman and Frank A Rust were arrested Friday on alleged espionage law violations and appeared before U S Commissioner R W McClelland Tuesday. The hearing was postponed for ten days, delaying grand jury action. A separate equity suit seeks to stop Postmaster Battle from denying mail for the Union Record, with the postmaster ordered to show cause why the paper should not be excluded. Pilgrims totaling about 300000 annually visit Kiev Russia monastic cells.
Women observers attend a gathering at the Taine Store on Second and Union as plans for a forthcoming event unfold.
President Wilson vetoed the Cummins rate bill which would restore the Interstate Commerce Commission to prewar power over railroads. The veto, to be sent to Congress, ends government control that allowed the president to set and revise rates. The bill would have required the president to seek ICC approval through the railroad administration, mirroring the railroads before federal control.
Everett police reported a midnight robbery at the Pacific Hardware Company in Everett. Six automatic pistols and ammunition were stolen as thieves escaped by car toward Seattle. investigators suspect I W W ties and warned guards along highways into Seattle. Other valuables at the store were left intact.
The cane of George Gau a court bailiff indicted for unlawful possession of liquor was stricken from the calendar on motion by Deputy Prosecutor T H Patterson Tuesday. He said trials for Deputy Sheriff Stewart Campbell Roy Murdock Court Clerk Osear Springer and Dr Frederick Nichola may be dropped. outcome not disclosed.
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