Mooney case reopened after grand jury probe
San Francisco district attorney announced the Mooney murder case would be reopened before the county grand jury. The inquiry follows detective Hand's claim that evidence against Mooney was framed and tests Gov. Stephens to be informed of the findings.
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San Francisco
Matthew Eirady
Thomas Mooney
Draper Hand
Mooney
Mcohamy
W. D. Stephens
Stephene
Iam
Death Toll Grows as Dublin Riots Surge Across Ireland
London reports the House of Commons ends session amid clashes sparked by Dublin killings. Irish leader Joseph Devlin challenges Lloyd George as Dublin sees bodies found in streets and a mass Sinn Fein crackdown with arrests across Dublin and Queenstown. rail and transport suspended, police and troops patrol, 26 killed, 65 wounded at Croke Park, as fear and curfews expand nationwide.
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House of Commons
Dublin
Joseph Devlin
Lloyd George
Commons
Sinn Fein
Queenstown
Sir Hamard
Bonar Law
George
Park
Croke Park
Paul Bunyan and the Big Blue Ox Folklore Saga
Readable fragments recount Paul Bunyan traveling from the Northwest to New York and on to Seattle with his legendary Blue Oxen. An ostrich race, a vaudeville offer, and a vast prize culminate in a tale of folklore rich with named places and daring exploits in familiar Northwest myth.
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New York
Star
Paul Bunyan
Paul
Freep
Tae Mo Ulur
Robert Keagan
Bay Shilore
Keagan
Deeds Mcome
Prat
Seattle
Paul Y
His Love For Eclairs Lands Him in Prison
John Pigott, a 27 year old swimming instructor, was jailed in San Diego on forgery charges. Detective FR Herbert, using a sharp camera eye, spotted Pigott at a delicatessen where he collided with a man leaving with a sack of cola.
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John Pigott
Kh Herbert
Pigott
San Diego
Herbert
Longshoreman Garrity Found Dead in Skagit Hotel Room
Thomas Francis Garrity a 45 year old longshoreman was found dead in his room at the Skagit hotel 207 First Ave S Monday noon Alcoholism blamed by the coroner after a large bump was discovered on his head Police think the bump resulted from a fall Garrity registered at the hotel Sunday night and the body was sent to the morgue for further investigation
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Thomas Francis Garrity
Skagit Hotel
First Ave. S
Garrity
Woman Injured In Auto Crash Involving Fred Bartlett
A woman was injured when Fred Bartletts car struck another vehicle and ricocheted into F J Rigan s car on Findlay from Marginalway Monday morning. Rigan reported the woman was thrown from Hartlett s auto and badly dazed. both cars were wrecked.
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Fred Bartlett
F. J. Rigan
Rigan
Frican
Hartlett
Truce Breaks Between Russia and Poland Amid Ukrainian Fight
A Moscow wireless reports Ukrainian opposition to Russian troops has collapsed. General Simon Petlura, anti Bolshevik leader, is said to have abandoned his forces which are expected to dissolve. Polish Russian peace talks were broken off as Russia alleges Poland violated armistice terms on troop dispositions.
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Niga
Moscow
Simon Petlura
Poland
Young Wenatchee Elopers Captured in Seattle
Gwendolyn Chase and Claire Armstrong both 17 Wenatchee high school students traveled to Seattle Sunday night to wed but were arrested on arrival. Detectives Fortner and Yoria detained them at the G N depot as they stepped off the train. They remained in the detention home Monday and will be sent back to Wenatchee.
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Gwendolyn Chase
Claire Armstrong
Wenatchee
Seattle
C. C. Fortner
W. Yoria
G. N
Mies Chase
Armstrong
The Star Classified Ads Call for Enterprise
Wage earner and employer producer and consumer merchant and operator land owner and land tiller are brought together through The Star Classified Ads. Don’t wait until vigor dies. This is the time for enterprise. The Star Want Ad tell the tale truthfully. They bring what you seek.
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Enterprise
Scenario Contest Extended To View Miss Glaum
The Seattle Star extends the J Parker Read Jr scenario contest to January 1 so writers can study Miss Louise Glaum. Readers may see her in Love Madness at the Liberty starting November 27 and Sahara at the Rex the next week. Prizes of 2600, 1500, and 1000 dollars await the best Glaum focused scripts.
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Miss Glaum
J. Parker Read, Jr
Seattle
Louise Glaum
Woman Held in Killing at 1422 Jackson Street
Mrs Pinkle Wallace, 32, held in city jail on second degree murder charge over the Sunday slaying of Bernie Gardner, a dining car waiter, at her home. Witnesses say both drank moonshine and quarreled. Wallace fired a gun after Gardner attacked her with a hammer. Gardner held $10,000 life insurance with Wise and another $10,000 with Gardner as beneficiary.
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Pinkle Wallace
Bernie Gardner
Jackson
Patterson Mia
Gartner
Wallace
Gardner
Ira
Waller
Altho
Norman Wiliams
Patterson
Wise
Portland
John F. Dore
Rain Threat Brings Flood Fear to Sacramento Valley
Rain has fallen throughout the Sacramento valley since yesterday. The river is rising but subsiding above Colusa. Local weather man N. R. Taylor warns continued showers for two to three days could create a flood condition in the lower valley and cause heavy damage.
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Sacramento Valley
Sacramento
Navy
Colusa
N. R. Taylor
Katie Vieter and James Cappella Charged in Federal Drug Case
Katie Vieteer and James Cappella faced federal charges for possession of narcotics. They were ordered to plead by November 29 after an arraignment held Monday.
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Katie Vieteer
James Cappella
Water Shut Off on 17th Ave N E to 20th Ave N E
Water will be shut off on Tuesday from 8 a.m. until noon in the area along 17th Avenue N E to 20th Avenue N E inclusive and between Ravenna Boulevard and K 58th. Vehicles and residents should plan accordingly and expect brief water service disruption.
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17Th Ave. N. E
20Th Ave. N. E
Ravenna Boulevard
Judge Bawls Out Prisoner in Courthouse Incident
Deputy Sheriff Karl L. Ramage testifies that a judge yelled at a prisoner in the county city building on Monday causing Ramage embarrassment. The prisoner was someone Ramage had arrested multiple times, and the judge’s behavior drew attention in court.
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Destiny
Karl L. Ramage
Taxicab Driver Denies Fault in 1919 Seattle Collision
Robert Lindstrom of the Seattle Taxicab Co. seeks 20000 in damages after a October 25 1919 accident when driver H J Erickson attempted to pass a street car at 4th avenue and James street without signaling. The defendants contest liability.
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Robert Lindstrom
Seattle
Tallman
Lindstrom
H. J. Erickson
4Th Ave
James St
Woman Sues City for 2800 Over Fall at 20th Ave Fountain
Mrs. Alice P. Murdoch files a suit in superior court seeking 2800 to cover injuries from a fall on slippery planking near the drinking fountain at 4825 20th Ave N W. She alleges two fractures above her right wrist due to a negligently leaky fountain and city responsibility.
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20Th Ave
N. W
Alice P. Murdoch
Superior Court
Mother Ryther seeks 25000 for nursery at Ryther Home
Mother Ryther began a Monday drive for 25000 to build and furnish a small nursery for wee tots and an isolation ward for kiddies with mumps measles and other complaints at the Ryther Child Home 4418 Stoneway. Public spirited persons may leave contributions at room 854 Empire building or mail them to that address.
Seven Die in Bologna Clash After Council Inauguration
In Bologna on November 22 seven people were killed and 30 wounded in a fierce fight between socialists and anti socialists after the new municipal council was inaugurated. Hundreds of shots were exchanged as the factions clashed across the city.
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Bologna
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