Mooney Case Seen as International War Issue
Thomas J Mooney, condemned in the San Francisco bombings of 1916, became a symbol for labor and justice debates. President Wilson urged a retrial via Gov Stephens, reprieving Mooney to December as the case drew international attention and heated opinion. The piece outlines Mooney as an agitator whose fate echoed broader struggles between labor and authority.
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Mooney
Thomas J Mooney
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France
Russia
Wilson
England
Italy
Giov. Stephens
California
San Quentin
Meenas
Thomas J. Mooney
No Man’s Land
Edward D. Nolan
Paris
Commune
San Quentin Penitentiary
K. Billings
Israel Weinberg
Billings
Murer
Mrs. Mooney
Ferry
Lower Market St
Pho
White House
Gov. Stephens
Thomas Mooney
Russell Hotel in Seattle Destroyed by Collapse
The Russell hotel at 1806 Sixth Ave Seattle collapsed at 7 p m Saturday after water from a fire hydrant undermined the structure and a passing auto broke it away Police quickly evacuated occupants preventing casualties Seventy nine tenants lost personal effects and were left homeless awaiting help
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Russell Hotel
Seattle
Sixth Ave
Crepe de Chine Fabrics in White Black and 22 Shades
The listing promotes Crepe de Chine fabric in white, black and twenty two additional shades. It notes fabric width of forty inches. The item appears as a textile offering with color range and width specifications.
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