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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Sep 28, 1918

Page

7

Mooney Case Reopened Urged by Wilson Commission

The Wilson commission urges that the Mooney case be reopened to settle doubts about the process of the trial rather than guilt. It notes concerns over witness credibility, possible bribery, and the frame up theory, while acknowledging the mass of evidence supporting conviction. The report prompts renewed calls for a new trial and has influenced official steps toward reopening.

San Francisco Cal T Wilson Commission of Tors Thomas J. Mooney Mooney Thomas Mooney Billings Oxman Wilson Stephens California

Americans smash Hindenburg line in Champagne drive near Verdun

West of Verdun on Sept 28, American forces charged past the Hindenburg line with tanks and infantry advancing from Varennes toward Bourevillers and Cheppy. Tanks blasted dugouts, prisoners were taken, and a South Dakota farm boy recounts a near miss amid the rapid breakthrough.

Frank J. Taylor Verdun Hindenburg Varennes No Man's Land Varennes Road Bocie Cheppy South Dakota

Ruble Trader Builds Fortune From Exchange Rate Gaps

A Russian in Japan amasses a fortune by buying rubles where cheap and selling where dear as they vary across Harbin Vladivostok and Shanghai. He reportedly earns about a million rubles every four months equal to around $500 000. The scheme needs large capital and skill in exchange rates. The Siberian expedition could affect his operation.

Stockholm Russia Japan Harbin Vladivostok Shanghai Siberia

Oil Strike In San Francisco Shocks Harbor Works

Workmen on the Embarcadero trenching for a railroad line struck oil yesterday. Wight barrels of fuel oil were removed, with both a contractor and the harbor board claiming ownership. Oil valued at $1.60 per barrel.

San Francisco Embarcadero Harbor Board

Five Histories Are Barred by California Board

Sacramento, Sept. 28. Five high school history texts were banished from California schools by action of the state board of education after reviewing for German propaganda. The discarded titles include Myers Medieval and Modern History, Myers General History, Robinson Medieval and Modern Times 1916 edition, Robinson and Beard Outlines of European History part two, and Botsford Short History of the World.

Sacramento Cal California State Board of Education Germany Myers Robinson Robinson and Beard Botsford

Missing Body Mystifies Seattle Police

Seattle police investigated a reported body of a Chinese woman found at 516 12th Ave South. The caller claimed she had shot herself or was murdered, but officers found no body on arrival. An unknown party later confirmed the body remained at the scene, prompting further detective work.

Seattle C. W. Barnhill Madison St Seattle Electric Co 12Th Ave. S

Two Workers Die at City Hospital in Separate Incidents

J. J. McDonald a longshoreman walked into a police station Tuesday morning with a crushed skull claiming an iron bar assault and died at midnight in the City Hospital. Anthony Bava a shipyard worker, 30, died after being crushed under a rear wheel of a truck Friday afternoon. he had a broken hip and internal injuries and died soon after arrival at the hospital.

J. J. McDonald Anthony Bava Columbia Sr

James Hoge Re elected Treasurer of ABA at Chicago Convention

James D. Hoge, chairman of the board of Union Savings and Trust Co of Seattle, was reelected treasurer of the American Bankers' Association at the annual convention in Chicago Friday night.

James D. Hoge Union Savings and Trust Company of Seattle American Bankers’ Association Chicago

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