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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Nov 27, 1909

Page

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Grand Jury Seeks New Legal Adviser in King County

The Star reports that the grand jury in King County desires a prosecutor of its own choice. It criticizes Prosecuting Attorney George Vanderveer for dominating proceedings and failing to earn public confidence. The paper urges Vanderveer to step aside so the jurors can select an independent adviser.

George Vanderveer Session Vanderveer Miller Hodge Seattle Grand Jury

Consul Imprisoned as Zelaya Regime Executions Reported

Dispatches from New Orleans say American Vice Consul at Managua is imprisoned by President Zelaya amid reports of executions by the regime. Messages claim Zelaya ousted Caldera to escape cruelties, with no replies from the department on the killings. Passengers state Cannon and Grace were captured in Mexican territory and executed after hours of maltreatment.

United Press Orleans Era Managua Ces Zelaya Eday Caldera Exeon Grace Artment Parisuna Cannon

Princeton Ordered Out For Nicaragua Mission

Navy Yard reports the gunboat Princeton to join Vicksburg and Des Moines near Nicaragua to support operations against Zelaya. Insurgents are well armed with provisions, while Zelaya’s supply lines are cut. Reports from Bluefields say conditions in Managua are unchanged and Zelaya is believed ready to surrender before night.

Princeton Navy Yard Nicaragua Vicksburg Des Moines Zelaya Managua

Broken Mother Seeks Truth Behind Murdered Son

A Texas mother pleads for help to uncover the death of her son amid allegations against President Zelaya and government officials. She asserts her son’s death was unjust and asks authorities to clear his name and reveal the truth. The fragmented report mentions efforts to obtain government accountability in a politically tense period.

Y, Tex Zelaya Harida

Young Wife Seeks Divorce Rejects Alimony in Court

Lulu H. Gift, 21, testifies of a short unhappy marriage to Howard Gift begun in January at First Presbyterian Pycoma and Seattle, detailing neglect and desertion. She refuses alimony. her maiden name Shackleford restored. Several other divorce actions follow in Judge Gull’s court, including cases of drunkenness and desertion.

Lulu H. Gift Judge Gull Court Howard Gift First Presbyterian Church Pycoma Seat Alaska Seattle Western Electric Company Shackleford Gilliam Cameron Human City Blossom Cameron Ao. J. Hughey Jennie YY. Maxwell Renton Janae M. Maxwell W. M. Green C. M. Green Millie Chambers Edward Chambers May Lindsey Fred Lindsey BH. B. Rees Elva Rees Sioux City Ike Brown Fanny Brown Ray F. Newton Elizabeth Painter John P. Painter Manila Magele Utterbach Charles W. Utterbach Ruby Means Arthur Means

Jurors Probe County Hospital Oversight and Purchases

Grand jury questions Dan R. Abraham and witnesses including County Purchasing Agent Gua Jones and Commissioner Carrigan about hospital operations. Jones says Corson handled purchases. Corson signed receipts and dictated staffing while Abraham and Carrigan discuss tuberculosis tents and conditions at the county hospital. More witnesses to come as investigations continue.

Dan R. Abraham Board of County Commissioners Gua Jones Carrigan Jones Carson Corson Abraham Star

School Board Prohibits Kissing in Schools

Memphis Tenn November 27 state board of health issues rule to be pasted in school books forbidding kissing on the mouth to curb spread of consumption. The rule is among several measures now in force to prevent tuberculosis transmission.

Memphis Tenn State Board of Health State Board

Weather Forecast Sees Warmer Rain Tonight and Sunday

The forecast calls for warmer temperatures with rain across tonight and Sunday. Expect southeasterly winds increasing as bands of rain move through the area.

Baby Lester Still In Jail As Courts Hear Case

A jailed infant known as Baby Lester Johnson remains with inmate mothers while his mother Mrs. Mary Japnsdn fights to keep him. Deputy Prosecuting Attorney Perry says the incubator baby was procured for sympathy and cannot file habeas corpus. Sheriff Hodge notes the child cannot be removed. the baby endures daily handling by inmates in a mixed-gender ward, risking illness.

Marion Lowe Lester Johnson Mary Japnsdn Perry Mrs. Johnson Sheriff Hodge Enys

Tenderloin figure released on five thousand bond

Hi Gill acting as attorney for a mayoral candidate secured the release of William Bowman on a $5,000 bond in Justice Fred C. Brown's court. Bowman, accused of feloniously living with and accepting earnings from Mary Marsell, a common prostitute, was freed yesterday afternoon. Ostar Collins and Sam Pinschower served as bondsmen.

Hi Gill Ostar Collins Sam Pinschower William Bowman Fred C. Brown Bowman Mary Marsell J. E. Hawkins Gill

Reverend Inouye Vows Protection For Trafficking Victim

After hearing the girl’s story Rev. Inouye pledged she would receive full protection. He said no effort would be spared to keep her safe from pursuers and noted the girl is under the care of the police matron. He warned slave dealers are powerful and well funded, making public cases rare.

Shiosaki Rose Ujini Hotel Washington Khe Rev Inouye Tolay K. Miamoto Rev. Inouye

Blind and feeble woman acts as own lawyer gains acquittal

In Indianapolis Navy 27 local attorneys discuss Mrs. Maleane Logan a blind and feeble woman who represented herself in a justice court case charged with profanity. She introduced witnesses examined them testified for herself challenged opposing testimony and delivered final arguments. The deputy prosecutor failed to outwit her and she was acquitted.

Indianapolis Navy Maleane Logan

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