Formed in Seattle Jant Vice Syndicate News
The Star reports the formation of a Jant Vice Syndicate in Seattle and alleges Dr. Roller fixed matches. The piece details witnesses, bribes, and accusations against Roller, with threats of legal action and a push to end Roller’s arena influence. The Star pledges to expose crooked wrestlers and block the Ordeman-Roller rematch.
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Jant Vice Syndicate
Seattle
The
Star
Roller
Times and Post-Intelligencer
Post-Intelligencer
Dr. Roller
Stock Issued And Work Commences On New Dives
Stock is issued and work commences on new dives. Friends of city officials hold big interest in this project and first payment is made on Tide Flat grounds upon assurances from men who claim to represent mayor that he and other officials will not interfere with restricted district.
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Green
Jack Curley
Fred Saverr
Roller
Warner
Beattie
John Clancy
Clarence Gerald
W. J. Hamlet
Hofius
Thomsen
First
Marion
Gerald
Charles Donaldson
Angelus
Donaldson
Woods
David
Frank Mullen
A. Zbinden
James Conway
Insanity Claim Over Fatal Shooting Follows Local Quarrel
Uzell, wife of Was shot after a dispute over food. authorities say she faced insanity charges but was deemed sane. The event centers on a quarrel between Uzell and Norman S18 at the county line, with reports of threats and fear preceding the tragedy.
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Uzell
Sane
Norman
Azell
Girl Bitten by Bulldog Attacks Neighboring Block
The year-old daughter of Mrs. W. H. Stuart, 7353 Eare av Ballard, was badly bitten by a bulldog owned by a man named Sullivan in the same block yesterday afternoon. She sustained serious injuries to her head neck arms and legs and may not recover. She was walking with her pet kitten when the dog attacked after the child attempted to protect the cat. Neighbors beat the dog off and helped her up.
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W. H. Stuart
Eare Av. Ballard
Sullivan
Water Shutoff Notice for West District
Water will be shut off in the district west of 18th av. N. W. and north of W. 70th at. on Tuesday October 5 from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Local services may be affected during the outage.
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18Th Av. N. W
W. 70Th At
Huntley irrigation project report to be published
The Star's Washington correspondent Mance traveled to Huntley Montana to study the irrigation project. Four installments will detail the landless man’s prospects in irrigated districts with daily papers following today.
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Mance
Gardner
the Star
Washington
Huntley
Montana
Bank Clearings Report for Seattle Tacoma and Portland
Clearings totals reported for Seattle 2,148,560.27 with balance 284,050.58 and Tacoma 1,142,191.00 with balance 127,017.00. Portland figures shown but not fully listed.
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Seattle
Tacoma
Georgetow n couple in fatal Maple and Trandon blaze
Coroner ruled Alexander death accidental and released his wife. The 76 year old, reputedly wealthy, was found dead in his Maple and Trandon home as a lamp exploded or overturned, starting a fire. The wife, 26, is held in Georgetown jail during investigation. Sayres found smoke and entered the scene.
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Frank Alexander
Maple and Trandonata
Georgetown
Andrew Sayre
R. O. Sayre
Amoke
Alexander
Ten Killed and Five Entombed in Northwest Mine Disaster
Nine miners died in a gas explosion at shaft 4 of the Northwestern Improvement mine in Roslyn. A second blast and fire followed, with 12 buildings burned and rescue efforts under way as families searched for missing workers.
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Roslyn
Yeaterday
Explosion in Roslyn Mirrors 1902 Mining Tragedy
In Roslyn on a Sunday noon two massive blasts shake the town. Miners' families search for missing men as residents recall the 1902 shaft disaster that left many dead. Hope fades as night settles on broken hearts and the town faces another mining tragedy.
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Roslyn
Twen
Ike
James Gurrell
Roadhouse scandal and Seattle restricted district bid
A Georgetown style sermon era clash over roadhouses triggers uproar as a fire alarm interrupts a church service. In Seattle, Alfred Cohen and Sid Levy lead a syndicate bidding for a new restricted district near the Centennial mill with Mayor Lysons’ sanction.
Questions Raise Ties in Seattle Restricted District Probe
Questions target Henry Beck Frank Mullen Clarence Gerald Alfred Cohen and Johnny Clancy over 25 and 5 percent holdings in a proposed Seattle restricted district. The items seek what interests city officials or friends hold and what Mayor Miller, and J Fred Lysons, disclosed to a syndicate about district location.
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Seattle
Alfred Cohen
Sid” Levy
Ge Skkebw
Sroe Occa
Bob” Cooper
Stratford
Charles Donaldson
Walter David
John Clancy
Clarence Gerald
Asasaiin Oink
W. J. Mamiet
Poscus
Cohen
J. Fred Lysons
Miller
Sid Levy
Eighth
Plummer
Lysons
Plummer St
Henry Beck
Frank Mullen
Beck
Irving Ward
Johnny Clancy
Sedro Woolley Pastor Praises Paper Stance
Sedro-Woolley Oct 2 1909 editor of The Star receives a commendation from Pastor R Livingstone Wolfr of the M E Church praising the paper for exposing traps for girls and boys in dens of vice and iniquity.
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Sedro-Woolley, Wash
the Star
R. Livingstone Wolfr
M. E. Church
Sedro- Woolley, Wash
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Dominick
Berger
Carl
Gurrell
James
Hardy
Dan
Isaagbon
Aaron
Jones
John E
Pumpman
Margaolyn
Tom
Pozarich
Phillip
Newhouse
Otis
Foreman
John X
William Arundel
Carl Berger
Gtaff
Otop
Frank E. Herthum
Union Christian Church
George Town
Herthum
Leball
Centennial Mill
West Seattle
Alki Point
J. I. Wood
Wood
W. PD. Hofius
Moriie Thomsen
Wysons
J. B. Wood
Clancy
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