The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 9, 1924, Page 9

SDAY, DECE OS EARGE OPENS WILL GO AFTER | PARLIAMENT = MURDERER’ Houses Heavily Guarded in Everett Man to Be Returned Fear of Egyptians to Washington 9, "1924 Piit EATTL | ILLNESS PROVES TO BE POOR EXCUSE IN | : SUPERIOR COURT | SHOALS PLAN: Way Cleared for Early Dis- position of Project f Ai | =| | | SHE SUES CITY for Ww n 1 RUM CLUB TRIAL! coe. I$ OPENED Three of Nine Union Club t Defendants Jump Bail All of Family Likes at ‘ | | Seattle Except Dog 4 BOYS HELD Is = Geiaereercaaes age tvtetet=| ROBBER GANG |S FIRE AT WALLA) ss: scctenfars|ses uie WALLA PEN | Found in Vacant House With } Goods Stolen From Store Mt t Piven’ of 1S9.-- Prisoners | wccmne aon “we Se trae in't d : : Threatened in Wing 5 rdeshiniee i his 5 WALLA WALLA, Dec. 9.—1 Soren aver of bottles’ Now He Is Looking arte gods of 139 the sta 1 w ‘ for a Nice Barrel |"! aS a Albert A. McCafferty, proprie- ¢ to a-fire alarm trom |‘ tor of the club, is well kr vi political clreles, Other defend pe 7 from) ants who were in court when hose wagons found J tya the trial opened are William S. ted ft P S1l4 ‘ RY Bergner, Joseph Barnes, Charles Brown. n Hassett and James avag E. Fitzpatrick. < elect b - Colo. Boulder Dam Project Is Doomed HUNDREDS PRAY AS HE HANGS Fellow Workers in ahaa Try Vainly for Reprieve U.S. Attorney Revelle said that his department is making a Hospital Operating Room Painted Green |: HERE’S MORE ABOUT CHRISTMAS iin STARTS ON PAGE 1 ba Gr T. BARTON. RHODES DE Bate ME ae Se Neagp Engineers’ Club to Entertain Orphans Engir clut kin HERBERT S #@ STANDARD F All Wool (Union Made) Overcoats As illustrat stro ng FORBES DRUNK’ " New Bremerton Pier WITNESS SAYS 3 sy 1. 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