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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Sep 17, 1920

Page

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Jail raid nets liquor in Sixth Ave cellar bootleg operation

In Tacoma police raided the Sylvanite Mining Co president Frederick H Heuss's home at 1423 Sixth Ave N. uncovering 74 cases of Canadian Club whisky 49 gallons of barreled whisky 20 gallons of wine and 10 gallons of alcohol. Heuss 36 held on open charge with federal court action planned. Raiding party included Sgt J L Allen and Patrolmen A G Anderson and L J Gardner. Neighbors reacted to the raid as it drew a flood of calls and questions about policy.

Bouse Frederick H. Heunss Sylvanite Mining Co Sixth Ave. N Norvally J. 3. Haag Raidy Heuss Heusa Meuse Haag U. S Saunders Canada J. L. Allen A. G. Anderson L. J. Gardner

A Park Bench Confession to a Splendid Stranger

A nameless narrator recounts secret longing for Mildred Telfair to a dusty park bench wanderer named Mack. He pays a dime for Mack to listen as he describes his faith in her, his poverty, and his fear to declare his love, seeking catharsis in the improvised exchange.

Dassage St. Louis Mack Mildred Telfair

Cheaper Yellow Potatoes Hit Wholesale Market

Sweet potato prices fall as demand grows. Wholesale quotes Friday at five to six cents per pound, down from ten to eleven cents not long ago. This price shift reflects easing costs for buyers and broader market movement.

Pat Crowe Confesses Home In Jail as Liquor Connolaseur

The 54 year old Pat Crowe tells police at the central station that the city jail is his home after admitting a private stash he calls a submarine cache funds his booze. He claims a future release with a personal pull and vows to be out tomorrow.

Pat Crowe Central Police Station Pat Danny Caine

Father fatally injured in arrest incident near Angleton

In Brazoria county Texas a sheriff was fatally hurt while attempting to arrest Oscar Beasley on theft charges. Beasley died in a courthouse square mob attack after confession. Mrs Snow, mother of four days, learned too late of her husband's death as authorities moved Beasley from Angleton jail.

Houston Texas Joseph Snow Brazoria County Oscar Beasley Beasley Angleton Snow

Reward Offered for Kidnapping Suspect George Stagg

Mrs. H A Cunningham of Tacoma offers 1000 dollars for the capture of George T Stage formerly of Seattle and for the return of his 32 month old son Bobby Stagg who is believed to have been kidnapped Tuesday night in Tacoma. Stagg a former Seattle Star and Tacoma Times journalist.

H. A. Cunningham Tacoma George T. Stage Seattle Bobby Stagg Stage New York

Returns Stolen Money to Wife in Parcel Post Delivery

Mrs. Charles Hayes, wife of a bank chauffeur, received a shoe box via parcel post containing $10,000 in currency. The delivery followed the disappearance of $59,000 of bank funds with her husband. Police kept the sending city confidential as the case unfolds.

San Francisco Charles Hayes Anglo and London-Paris

Why Men Grow Bald Says Barber in Satirical Tale

A barber contends in a humorous three part piece that modern haircuts cause baldness. He argues weekly trims weaken scalp health by draining nourishment, exposing arteries to sun and cold, and cites fashion as the driver of thinning hair. British researchers study peat for paper production.

Neture Hatfield

Major bomb blast hits financial district targets in New York

Sept 17 reports say authorities widen bomb protection after a massive explosion aimed at J P Morgan and subtreasury offices. Investigations name Burns and Flynn leading a federal probe with a large roundup planned. 27 bodies counted, over 200 injured, as clues point to a single bombing method using huge TNT devices.

New York Washington Financial District Burns de Sk Eh Phe J. P. Morgan William J. Flynn Federal Secret Service City William Flynn Department of Justice W. J. Burns Inspector Egan

Bomb Plot Suspected in New York Explosion

Washington officials say the Wall Street blast appears to be a bomb plot based on the explosion’s nature and warnings. A suspected waiter questioned after saying the treasury would be next is watched. evidence points to a time bomb with TNT and a wagon driver sighting.

Washington Rar New York Financial District Department of Justice Paean Ceston Treasury White House de. Geeree Hee Service Edactieta Deagriculture New York Narrow Wall St Charles E. Munroe Interior Department

Man Named Fischer Linked to Wall Street Warning Tragedy

New York reports say Robert A. Fischers brother in law was arrested here today as authorities link warnings of a Wall Street disaster to Fischer who claimed mental instability. He allegedly warned friends to avoid Wall Street around mid September while under scrutiny in Niagara Falls and Toronto.

New York Robert A. Fischer Pope Fischer Falls N. Y Hamilton Building Wall St New Dempsey North Woods Niagara Falls Naught Hotel United States Canada Bip Wall P. Fischer French High Commission York Fisher Thomas Delahunty Delahunty Maurice Casenave George F. Ketchredge Lahey Toronto B. Fischer Queens Hotel Toron Turtt Colum

Flynn Says What We Expected Has Happened

Washington dated statement quotes William J. Flynn of the Department of Justice after word of a New York explosion. The piece notes military intelligence had intimations of possible disturbances and radical demonstrations in Europe, relayed to the DOJ.

Washington William J. Flynn Department of Justice New York

The Wobbly and the Packing Case Conspiracy in New York

A tense gathering of four men in New York hatches an extreme plan tied to direct action and a planned bombing at the Morgan bank. The notorious Wobbly leads the scheme, aiming to kill Karl and Morgan, killing about 30 others in a blast, but Morgan is unexpectedly absent, being in Europe.

New York City Karl Morgan Europe

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Doubleday Page @ Co Special Artecle Wheeler Synte, Inc Papeete Tabiti U.S Flynn Justice Department Edward P. Fischer Hamilton Ont Fred L. Boalt Rio Grande Saskatchewan Tures Oregon West Wall Eat House of Morgan
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