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Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Sep 28, 1909

Page

4

Toronto Woman Charged With Drowning Baby on Train

Police probe the death of a baby hurled from a train linked to Mrs. Maud Turner in Toronto. She is jailed on murder charges and facing third degree pressure as investigators consider an underground baby trade and more victims.

Toronto Ont Turner

Elects Officers for a Year at W W T U Convention

At the Western Washington convention of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union in Payallup yesterday, officers were reelected for the ensuing year including President Mrs Margaret Platt Beattie Vice President Mrs Mary L Olympia Corresponding Secretary Mrs Munna Seattle Treasurer Mrs Mary Wade Beattie An honorary president Mrs Mary Stubbs Tacoma Recording secretary Mrs Ellen Simison Seattle Assistant Mrs Ella Booker Bellingham with the personnel likely remaining the same.

United Press Payallup Washington Woman's Christian Temperance Union Margaret 5. Platt Beattie Mre Mary L Olympia Mra. Eee Munna Seattle Mra Mary M. Wade Mary C. Stubbs Tacoma Ellen K. Simison Ella H. Booker Bellingham

Plan Big Excursion by The Greeters to Hood Canal

The Greeters an organization of hotel clerks will depart next Sunday for a trip to Hood Canal. They will travel aboard the steamer Chippewa with plans for a day of sightseeing and recreation.

Hoods Canal Chippewa

Parole Likely for 1901 Murderer Buckley

William Buckley, whose death sentence for the 1901 murder of George Rice was commuted to 15 years, is expected to be paroled. Gov. Gillett asked prison directors to grant parole, with a board meeting on October 9 to decide.

United Pree Ban Francisco William Buckley George Rice Gov. Gillett Buckley Brard

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