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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Sep 08, 1919

Page

9

Indictments Describe Seattle Booze Ring Ties to San Francisco

The federal grand jury in San Francisco indicts Ralph Walker proprietor of the Northern hotel Seattle and other men for shipping liquor from San Francisco to Seattle. Defendants include Daniel Edwarda a former DOJ agent and Edward A Gibbons with Edwards labeled as ringleader. One defendant Boyker bonds, denies involvement, and cites personal connections to an associate.

Ralph Walker Northern Hotel At Liberty San Francisco Grand Jury Seattle Daniel Edwarda Department of Justice C. A. Guoin Edward A. Gibbons Edwards Federal Grand Jury Boyker McCielad

Judge Allen may have quashed liquor case next Saturday

Forecasts said to quash the indictment against Superior Judge Clay Allen for unlawful possession of intoxicating liquor after a jury found he retained five bottles of whiskey. The same day may see arraignments of Seattle residents tied to the county city building whisky disappearance inquiry.

Clay Allen August Hensgen Hrown A‘ En Allen Seattle Rand Grand Jury W. W. Conner State House of Representatives Samuel A. Martin Charles G. Helfner Democratic Oscar Springer Superior Court George Gay Matt Starwich Stewart Campbell Rey Murdock Fred A. Brown J. AH. Lyons Frederick G. Nichola

Shidehera Named New Japanese Envoy to Washington

Kujiro Shideher a vice minister of foreign affairs and former Washington envoy is chosen by the cabinet to replace Viscount Ishii as ambassador to the United States. A 47 year old law graduate from Imperial University he has served in agricultural and commercial posts and as consul at Chemulpo London and Antwerp and held key diplomatic roles in Washington The Hague and London before rising to the foreign office in 1915.

Toyko United Press Kujiro Shidehera Washington Cabinet Council Shidehera Vicomnt Ishii Imperial University

Burglar Raids Mattress Bank and Nearby Stores

Frank Ulrich reported his money and checks stolen after a burglar invaded his home and concealed cash under a mattress. A separate break in at William Baer’s grocery resulted in over 190 dollars of groceries taken. Walter G. Ronald found multiple suits, jewelry, books and furs missing upon returning home.

Frank Ulrich Northlake Ave Ulrich William Baer Hbelleven Ave Kole Walter G. Ronald United States N. List St

Woman's case amazes Seattle with eye wash cure

A businessman's wife suffered years of red sore eyes and sharp pain until Lavoptik eye wash was tried. A single bottle reportedly cured her case of eye strain and inflammation. Swift Drug Co. and leading druggists offer a free aluminum eye cup with purchase.

Swift Drug Co

Promise to dying mother drives bigamy claim in Leeds

George Thomson, a former soldier, was arraigned on bigamy charges after marrying Misa Susannah Atkinson of Leeds while his wife lived in Scotland. He said a dying mother at Leeds Military hospital induced the promise to wed the new partner to prevent her suicide, and he is committed for trial.

London George Thomson Misa Susannah Atkinson Leeds Altho Scotland Leeds Military Hospital Susannah Thompson

Missing code book found used as baby’s plaything

A code book with secret Admiralty notes was found in a waste basket and used by the messenger’s children as a scribble toy. In Wood Green police court the messenger claimed he found it discarded and brought it home for the children to play with.

London Admiralty Admiralty Service Wood Green

French Use Coal Dust Briquets for Firing

Coal dust forms briquets used by the French for firing. The compact blocks are created from pulverized coal pressed into small bricks for practical use.

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