Tragic Sultan Crash Leaves One Dead Four Hurt
One man from Marysville died after a three-vehicle wreck near Sultan at 9 a m on Sunday. D I James suffered a broken neck when his car passed a stage and struck a leg, later dying. A woman, Mulheim, was in a private Everett hospital with severe internal injuries after being run over during the hill collision. Jack Farrell of Seattle drove the first car and was unhurt. Parrett and B Upper in the same vehicle sustained serious injuries. Will and Bert Hageborn, in a following car, were hurt as wreckers worked and a guard shouted warnings. Paddy received a dislocated hip and Hageborn several broken ribs.
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Sultan
D. I. James
Marysville
Mulheim
Everett
James
Jack Farrell
Seattle
Parrett
B. Upper
Will
Bert Hageborn
Paddy
Hageborn
Two Injured In Auto Crash At City Intersection
In a collision at Eighth Ave and Union St on Sunday, two people were injured. One person suffered a fractured hip and skull injury. Earl D. Rice of 5113 26th Ave N.E. was a primary victim. a car driven by Robert McCarrol of 1624 Ninth Ave was involved. Rice’s vehicle overturned. The report identifies Martha as a passenger but details are incomplete.
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Eighth Ave
Union St
Earl D. Rice
26Th Ave. N. E
Rotert McCarrol
Ninth Ave
Rice
Tim
Martha
Drowned in Yakima River After Wading Too Deep
In Prosser on Sunday afternoon Jack Lennington aged 30 drowned after wading beyond his depth in the Yakima River near the Euclic bridge. His body was not recovered for 48 minutes after sinking from sight as friends and bystanders attempted a rescue. He leaves a widow and two children.
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Yakima River
Jack Lennington
Euclic Bridge
Woman dies after lightning strike near Lewistown
Mrs. Harry E. Jay was killed when a bolt of lightning struck her near the Country Club yesterday. Her husband manages the Democrat-News of Lewistown.
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Lewistown
Mont
Harry E. Jay
Democrat-News
Photographers Tinker Portraits to Suit Vanity and Age
Readers glimpse the pressure to appear younger or wiser in local photo shops. Customers solicit defanging lines and erasing shadows while photographers juggle idealized images and personal vanity across genders, ages, and social images.
Daylight Saving Push Seeks Ten Degree Temperature Drop
Advocates urge turning clocks back by ten degrees as a means to stay cool. The text notes curiosity about a woman calcium conductor and comments that women have a sense of humor.
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Calyum
Portrait Demand Triggers Heated Exchange
A heated dispute centers on a request for a profile portrait. The speaker rejects a front view, insisting on a profile headshot and demanding an apology for the implied critique of their looks.
Confession Denied by Man in Jail Interview
A jail interview reveals Ryder denying a confession and claiming a clean life despite police reports. He describes his background in Seattle, recent work thinning apples in Dryden Washington, and says he did not attack anyone. He asserts authorities misidentified him during North End home visits.
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Ryder
Lincoln High School
Dryden
Wash
Hamilton
Herald Quinge
North End
Brewer
Ireland to be Made Republic
Dublin reports a formal settlement on the Irish question with De Valera and his cabinet said to accept a Britain offer that would make Ireland a republic in all but name. Slater’s role to be limited to a subordinate parliament until terms are negotiated. Art O’Brien carried a major communication from Lloyd George and met De Valera on return. De Valera likely to travel back to London late this week.
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Dublin
de Valera
Great Britain
Ireland
Slater
Art O’brien
London
Lloyd George
Dail Éireann
Canada
Art O'Brien
County Ferries Pay No Tax Rules Judge
The passage notes a judge ruling that county ferries are exempt from tax. It also includes a personal reminiscence about a family with a mother who died in a flu epidemic and a father described as a drugs employee for Swift Drug Co. The quoted remarks show a desire to read and play tennis and baseball with a future goal of becoming a dentist.
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Swift Drug Co
Leland
Wayfarer brings happiness to shut ins after theater visit
The Star reports a shut in party for Wayfarer attendees. Louella M. Ward recalls a seven year old girl among the guests who watched the performance with rapt attention. The organizers kept the crowd from blocking views, ensuring all could enjoy the event.
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Louella M. Ward
Evanston Ave
The Wayfarer Delightful Evening Hosted by Dr Loope
Delia Arch, a shut-in, praises a Seattle Star sponsored Wayfarer event. She notes many autos in the state and thanks Dr Loope and kind volunteers for the stage, crowd, and remarkable evening.
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Dr. Loope
The
Seattle Star
Delia A. Arch
Ster
Canadian Exporter Grounded Off Willapa Harbor
The Canadian Exporter lies on a sandbar one mile north of Willapa Harbor with no danger to crew. Tug Wallula failed to free it despite long attempts, and high tide tonight may allow another try. Fog and calm seas hinder rescue while tugs from Astoria and Vancouver head to aid a lumber cargo ship.
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Astoria
Ore
Grunstad
San Francisco
Willapa Harbor
Washbington
Marine Department of the Chamber of Commerce
Vancouver
Australia
Woman saves six from blaze at two family home
Fire started by an overheated stove at 1116 BE Harrison street caused about 2500 dollars in damage. Mrs. Waugh rushed through flames to rescue occupants on the second floor including three children, later aided by a bystander who shattered a window as gases exploded.
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Helen Waugh
Hattie Head
BE. Harrison St
Purchasing Agents Head Visiting Here
W I Chandler president of the National Association of Purchasing Agents will visit Seattle. A banquet in his honor will be held at Blanc's restaurant at 6 30 p m with attendance expected from purchasing agents of more than 35 leading Seattle firms.
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W. I. Chandler
National Association of Purchasing Agents
Seattle Purchasing Agents’ Association
Blanc’s
Chandler
Seattle
Assessment Roll Is Lowered by 4.359 Million
The board of equalization will meet Tuesday and report a 4,359,291 decrease in the assessment roll since last year. The 1921 grand total stands at 284,394,220 versus 288,763,611 in 1920.
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Board of Equalization
Berry Growers Back Merger Plan in Pacific County
Berry growers of Pacific county favor the merger of the Willapa Valley Canning and Growers association with the Willapa Valley Producers association. The report issued Friday evening outlines plans for the consolidation.
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Raymond
Berry Growers of
Pacific County
Willapa Valley Canning & Growers’ Association
Willapa Valley Producers’ Association
Realtor Wins Suit in Divorce Court
Charles R. England a Seattle realtor was granted a divorce from Mona England in superior court Saturday.
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Charles R. England
Seattle
Mona England
Superior Court
How much money to marry on in student opinions
A reporter gathers financial views from five female students on marriage viability with incomes ranging from 60 to 200 dollars a month. They discuss minimums for living, the need for earnings, and the role of work, recreation funds, and economy in partnership stability.
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Beth
Catherine Cochrane
Catherine
Mildred Murphy
Mildred
Over the Hill film praised for mother love and tears
Review calls Over the Hill a powerful sermon like picture with Mary Carr delivering a heartfelt mother role. Prologue offers light humor about a large family with six children and a dog. Audiences are urged to expect a moral lesson on love unselfishness and sacrifice.
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Mother Love Divine
Mary Carr
Knights Of Columbus Decline Blue Law Plea at Convention
Supreme Knight James A. Flaherty refused to present an International Reform bureau appeal urging Sunday blue laws and abolition of prize fights. Hoover and Denby sent congratulatory messages while Ignace Paderewski, the pianist and former Polish premier, also wired in.
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San Francisco
James A. Flaherty
Knights of Columbus
International Reform Bureau
Washington, D. C
Flaherty
Reform Bureau
Secretary of Commerce
Herbert Hoover
the Navy
Denby
Ignace Paderewski
Poland
Conference on conserving scenic resources held August 15
A conference under the state parks committee and the National Parks Association of Washington will be held at the Chamber of Commerce Freenamu gust 15 to consider means of conserving scenic resources.
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State Parks Committee
National Parks Association of Washington
Chamber of Commerce
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