Mooney Case Probing Testimony on Hand Assailant Charge
The jury investigates the 1916 attack tied to Tom Mooney as William He Taylor testifies he saw a suitcase near Market and Third streets. Taylor says he started to sit on it but was warned off by a stranger who claimed he knew the danger. Mooney seeks a new trial or clemency as officials debate Hand’s statements and possible charges against police and prosecutors.
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Ap & Starter
William He Taylor
Tom, Cal
Market Sta
Mooney
Taylor
Tom
San Quentin
San Fran
Gwindie
Rolph
Tom Mooney
William Per
Getion
Even
Stephena
Draper
Ianet
Altho
Matt Brady
Fickert
Atements Matheson
San Francisco
Frank C. Oxman
Wee
Mooney and Millings
Orman
Billings
Ope Makes World Roll
A brief notice notes Harry Greengard who built for ten years and holds a clause allowing him to sell liquor if the eighteenth amendment is repealed, reflecting optimism about potential legal change.
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Harry Greengard
Hopes to hail Mr Harding on voyage to vote
James P. Kelly a 72 year old wealthy rancher who traveled from Argentina to Boston to vote for Harding is on the steamship bound for South America and hopes to exchange wireless greetings with the president elect.
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New York
James P. Kelly
Boston
Harding
South America
Riot Flares Over Whisky Testers At City Hall
November 30 report describes a fierce riot near the city hall as people clashed while whisky testers sought employment and authorities tried to control the scene. Local officials investigated injuries and the incident amid tense crowd conditions.
Harding to Spend Day in Jamaica
Harding plans a day in Jamaica with a ride through the blue mountains. He will dock at Kingston and have breakfast with General Probin, governor of the island, before touring to Port Antonio on the northern rim.
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Harding
Jamaica
Blue
Kingston
General Probin
Port Antonio
Report Dole Ousted From Alaska Office
The notice says Dole was removed from his Alaska office not due to friction but as a routine reduction in force. The language emphasizes organizational downsizing rather than fault or conflict.
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Dole
Alaska
Tanlac carload ordered for Seattle as demand soars
Stewart Holmes Co announces a solid carload of 8000 Tanlac bottles to meet Seattle and nearby demand. The firm cites 296 736 bottles sold in 2.5 years and projects about 1200 bottles daily for December and January. Tanlac is sold in Seattle by Bartet Drug Stores.
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Stewart Holmes Co
Seattle
Ame
Bartet Drug Stores
Carnation Muk Products Co
Stuart Bldg
Spokane Firm Orders It by the Carload
A Spokane firm, Spokane Drug Co., lauds Taniac as the leading remedy in their trade. They report selling 111,084 bottles in two and a half years, claiming record gains and growing popularity across districts where it has long been used. The letter comes from Taniac Company in Atlanta, Georgia, and endorses the product’s satisfaction and staying power.
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Taniac
Avie State
United States
Canada
Tanlac
Spokane Drug Co
Spokane
Wash
America
Taniac Company
Fourth National Bank
Avlanta
Sinn Fein Declares War on England New British Report
London reports indicate Sinn Fein parliament has formally declared a state of war with England. Evidence suggests Dail Eireann may have acted, spurring renewed attacks on British and Irish forces, with reports of Sinn Fein uniforms and armed surveillance around Parliament. Fire insurance demand rises amid fear of further plots.
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Sinn Fein
England
London
Dail Birreann
Tsirtinh
Ireland
Dublin
Kilmichael
Sinn Fetners
Freeman's Journal
Guy Fawkes
Quania
Parliament
Liverpool
Lloyd's
Southampton
Glasgow
Battleships to Visit Puget Sound Navy Yard
Battleships Wyoming Arkansas and Texas of Pacific Fleet division 6 will arrive at Puget Sound navy yard December 6 for a two week stay for repairs. The U S New York will accompany these ships. New Mexico Idaho and Tennessee are scheduled to arrive in March and stay through April.
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Bremvrton
Wyoming
Arkansas
Texas
Puget Sound Navy Yard
U. S
New York
New Mexico
Idaho
Tennessee
Belgian Academy Votes to Admit Women
The newly formed Belgian academy decided to admit women to its sacred counties marking a historic shift in access and membership.
Germany Sends Ship to Far East During War
Germany has dispatched its first merchant ship to the Far East as war effort logistics expand. American observers in Europe report a rise in German foreign trade and commerce activity, according to the department of commerce.
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Germany
Far East
Department of Commerce
Europe
Charge Russians Delaying Peace
WATSAW November 30 Tunisian delegates at Kiiga are delaying the sign
Postal Telegraph announces wage rise and higher telegram rates
The Postal Telegraph Co raises employee wages by 10 percent effective Wednesday and increases interstate commercial telegram rates by 26 percent. Company officials say telegraph rates now match competitors and align with peace agreement terms cited in a wire service dispatch to the Soviet government.
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The
Postal Telegraph Co
Ihs
Irish village burned in retaliation after ambush deaths
Dublin reports indicate 16 policemen killed in an ambush last Sunday night prompting reprisals against civilians. Homes creameries and buildings burned as security forces raid Sinn Fein leaders and suppress opposition while newspapers face raids and staff danger.
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Dublin
monMering
Mac Room
Harmar Greenwood
Ireland
Sinn Fein
Sinn Feig Bank
Freeman's Journal
Irish Times
Death in Woods Suspected Self-Inflicted Injury
The body of a man found near Henry Spur with throat cut from ear to ear was identified as missing since Monday. Deputy coroner at Auburn ruled the death as self-inflicted. The body was shipped to Black Mamond for further procedures.
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Bunday
Henry Spur
Black Mamond
Auburn
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Iny
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MR. Harding
Mexico
Garlord
Tanlag
Washington
BY Were Miller
Wast
Postal Telegraph
Carnation
Cen
Ted Ces
Veer Oes
Colegrove
Regul
Colgrove
Northold Inn
University St
Pike
Colegrove’s
Auto Kitchen
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