Mahoney murder case unfolds with witness testimonies
Court hears a flood of testimony from relatives and neighbors about Mahoney and his wife Adeline, detailing April events, a trunk, rented boat and a letter, as defense seeks verdict of not guilty. Witnesses describe Mahoney and his movements around Lake Union, the Denny Way area, and the Seattle hotel scene as the trial advances.
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Jetter
St Francis Hotel
St. Paul
Jim
Weill
Mahoney
Tracy
Hawehe
Washington Fertilizer Company
Hoge Building
Jim Mahoney
George Tracy
Ion
Lake Union
Adeline Matthews
Woman Foils Death Attempt in Car Wreck
Beatrice Womble, employed at the Rainier club, fought off Floyd Farringer after he threatened to kill her. The car veered into a ditch at Eastlake avenue and Highland drive, wrecking. Womble jumped away with a bleeding lip and aided a male companion as Farringer reached for a revolver. Farringer, arrested by Special Deputies, is jailed with Womble testifying against him.
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Floyd Farringer
Wm. R. Farr
R. Co. Walcott
Beatrice Womble
Eastlake Ave
Highland Drive
Rainier Club
Farringer
Mra. Womble
Montana
Burglar’s Loot of $1 000 Recovered
Arthur Greer alias Bob Graham, 23, police capture after loot valued over $1,000 is recovered Thursday afternoon. Patrolmen George Reynolds and J C Jengen trace the theft to the Miller apartments in Tacoma. Reynolds spots Greer in a pawn shop and recognizes him from a rogues gallery photo.
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Arthur Greer
Bob Graham
George Reynolds
J. C. Jengen
Miller Apartments
Tacoma
Reynolds
Greer
Rogues
Burglar Foiled by Woman's Shout at Ninth Ave Home
A burglar wearing a derby hat attempted to crawl through a bedroom window at 1919 Ninth Ave early Friday. Mrs. A Salasky heard the window, cried out, and the thief dropped his derby and fled the scene.
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Ninth Ave
Burglar Steals Pennies From Baby's Bank and Coat
A burglar broke into the home of Mrs. W. B. Nettleton at 620 W. Lee Ave Thursday night and took a small amount of pennies from a baby's bank along with a fur lined coat valued at $100. The thief escaped with the loot.
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W. B. Nettleton
W. Lee
Writs Served in Miners Case Questioned
Attorneys for striking miners of Pacific Coast Coal Co and Carbonado Coal Co argued that writs of restitution were faulty and unconstitutional from the start. They filed 40 new motions before Judge Calvin Hall, noting bonds paid two weeks earlier to stay in company houses after writ issuance. They contend service errors meant no legal action could proceed without starting anew.
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Pacific Coast Coal Co
Carbonado Coal Co
Calvin
Hall
Baby Falls Two Stories Unhurt In Window Accident
A 20 month old child, Grace Rankin, daughter of Mr and Mrs A Rankin of 3730 Brandon Jr, fell from a bedroom window about 11 45 am Friday while playing with her sister. She escaped with only slight bruises after a doctor pronounced her practically unhurt.
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Denny Way
Partment House
Mahoneys
Mra le
Jim
Grace Rankin
Japanese Arrested on Double Charge
C Horikawa a Japanese man was arrested Friday on a double charge. Police found 300 gallons of mash a 10 gallon milk can still and nine gallons of finished product at his home 667 Lane St both Horikawa and the still were brought to the sheriff s office. The body of Omar O Norgaard Seattle youth killed in action at Gesnes France September 29 1918 arrived in the city Thursday evening. Funeral services set for Sunday October 2 at the Norwegian Methodist church and Bonney Watson undertaking parlors with military honors at Mount Pleasant cemetery. The dead youth s family lives at 815 Ravenna Blvd.
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C. Horikawa
Depafore
Lane St
Horikawa
Omar
Norgaard
Seattle
Gesnes
France
Kayser Gloves and Union Suits Hit Bargain Prices
Kayser fabric gloves priced 1.00 and 2.35 for novelty gauntlets. two-clasp Chamoisette gloves offered in several colors. Bon Marche offers girls and boys union suits at 1.00 to 1.35 and women’s medium heavy suits at 1.35.
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Kayser
HE Bon Marche
BON Marche
Again Saturday Is Children's Day With Its Savings for Little Folks
Good warm coats for children sizes 6 to 17 on the second floor. Coats are fully lined with cloth or fur collars, featuring flaring, box plaited and inverted backs, with silk stitching.
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Bolivia
Foot-o-Scope Fitted School Shoes At Low Price
Boys and girls can get correctly fitted school shoes in black chrome leather with heavy oak leather soles. The Foot-o-Scope promises long service and a low price. Sizes 2 4 4 to 5 1 4 are available.
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Goodyear
Fellows
Girls' heavy-weight sweaters in coat styles
Women offer girls sweaters priced from 5.95 to 7.95 in heavy weight worsted. Styles include square rolling collars belts and tuxedo mod in brown buff navy peacock scarlet and American. Second floor.
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Wore
Fred Matthews
Patterson Douglas
Worthlake Ave
Iris Ramsey
Grace Renton
A. E. Howard
Northlake
George Glansford
Ham Howard
A. B. Howard
Edward George Sheppard
Monroe
Maurice Browne
Erica van Volkenberg
MR. Faust
Arthur Davison Ficke
Baby’s Bank
Ctober
Men's Clothes Shop
Collins
Augusta
Union Street
Say
Komfort
RON Marche
del Monte
Armour’s St Eastern Hams
Armour
Star Eastern
Gingham
Gingham School
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