Archbishop presides over historic St James Mass
Archbishop John Hongane, apostolic delegate to the United States, presided at Mass before the largest St James cathedral congregation. Bishop O'Dea preached on the supreme need of the hour, urging ordered, righteous principles and organized church power to uphold them amid social unrest.
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St. James Cathedral
John Hongane
United States
Knights of Columbus
Supreme Council
Bishop O'Dea
Ryan Sees Seattle During Stopover on Wealthy Traveler Visit
Thomas F. Ryan, prominent financier and one of the nation’s wealthiest men, viewed downtown Seattle from a car for two hours on Saturday night during a stopover en route to the Frisco exposition. He noted Seattle has made wonderful progress. his first visit since 1910.
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Thomas F. Ryan
Seattle
Ryan
Katmai Volcano Erupts Again Shrouds Alaska Air
Seward reports Katmai volcano erupts anew with fine ashes drifting through the air as observed by W. J. Erskine of Kodiak, confirming renewed activity.
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Seward
W. J. Erskine
Kodiak
Katmai Volcano
Emissary of Pope Enjoys Pacific Coast Tour
Archbishop John Bonzano of Millstone, pope’s envoy to the United States, toured Seattle en route to opening the Knights of Columbus convention. A 48 year old Italian prelate famed for energy, he praised Seattle and Panama-Pacific Expo, recounted his China mission, and cited Messina quake relief work.
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John Bonzano
Millstone
United States
Seattle
Knights of Columbus
Pacific Coast
Bonzano
America
Italy
Ecclesiastical
Vigevano
Pontifical College of St. Peter and Paul
Rome
China
Europe
Pius X
Two Seattle Men Pioneered In Kansas City Work
Two Seattle men who helped found Knights of Columbus council in Fail River Massachusetts twenty years ago Frank Mc Dermott and James J Gorman later moved west Mc Dermott became president of Seattle s Bon Marche and Gorman the national organizer and salmon firm president now supreme vice master of the fourth degree Both men remain central figures in Seattle council since its 1902 founding and its growth and influence.
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Knights of Columbus
Fail River
Mass
Mall River
Seattle
Gorman
Seattle Council
Boy Dies From Burns After Motorcycle Accident
Andrew Gunther aged 18 died from burns received while riding his motorcycle when a bottle of gasoline in his pocket uncorked spilling drops onto the engine causing an explosion.
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Spokane
Andrew Gunther
Valdez Bank and Trust Co Quits Amid Fire Losses
The Valdez Bank & Trust Co. closes due to hard times and a recent fire. The bank reports assets of 50000 with liabilities to depositors at 16000, announcing its closure in a formal statement. In Everett, Jim Costa, a bootblack, builds a two story brick building costing 7000 from savings earned at a shine stand.
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Valdez
Valdez Bank & Trust Co
Everett
Jim Costa
Jim
Pope Commissioned Bishop Aids Suffering in U S
He labored to alleviate misery in a district as commissioned by the pope. Appointed apostolic delegate to the United States in 1912, he also heads the Catholic University in Washington D C.
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United States
Catholic University
Washington, D. C
Star Man Visits The Stimson Farm Near Kirkland
A visiting correspondent describes the 420 acre Stimson farm east of Kirkland along the Sammamish valley. The land is largely cleared with a seven acre park and a vintage bungalow, a $15 000 dairy barn, modern dairy facilities, and ample water from seven springs. The county could run a profitable dairy operation here, with dormitories or cottages for elderly residents and communal chores to keep everyone independent. The farm sits 0.84 miles from Seattle’s buoy district and is accessible by ferry and road from Kirkland.
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Kirkland
Stimson
Sammamish
Seattle
Buelees
Lake Washington
Starving Mexicans Eat Grass After Food Crisis
Washington Aug 2 Deaths from starvation are frequent in Mexico City with the poor eating leaves grass and dead animals. Charles O Connor a Red Cross agent in the capital sent a urgent request for U S aid to alleviate food conditions. The grave situation may ease if Gen Gonzales reoccupies the city and Carranza moves his headquarters from Vera Cruz to Mexico City this month.
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Washington
Mexico City
State Department
Charles O'Conner
Red Cross
Altho
Gonzales
Carranza
Vera Cruz
Wild Animal Circus Prize Contest Draws Seattle Youths
The Star invites children under 14 in Seattle and vicinity to submit lists spelling wild animal names using only letters from Barnes Wild Animal Circus Prize Contest. Prizes total 10 cash awards plus tickets to the Barnes show on August 6 and 7 at 4th Ave and Lenora show grounds.
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Wild Animal
Seattle
Tharely
Wild Animal Editor
Star
J. G. Barnes Wild Animal Circus
4Th Ave
Lenora
Auto Crash Hurts Two Women and Claims Chauffeur
Two women, Mrs. Howard W. Parish and Mrs. George W. Engler, both 25, were injured in a Sunday collision near Orillia and admitted to Minor hospital with bruises and torn ligaments. A 5-year-old boy escaped injury. Chauffeur George Kagawa, 30, of Kent, died after being pinned under an overturned car near Titus street.
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Howard W. Parish
The
Star
George W. Engler
Physicians
Orillia
L. E. Nelson
N. 47Th St
Parish
Engler
Englers
George Kagawa
Owen Taylor
Kent
Titus St
Enumoil Fire Damages Enumclaw Block Building
A Monday morning fire in Enumclaw Washington damaged the principal block starting in the Jackson restaurant kitchen. It spread to six other two story structures but was contained by volunteers, with losses estimated at 30 000 to 35 000 and partial insurance. The damaged venues include Jackson restaurant Urie photo studio Urie confectionery Monty bar Early Doris barber Cosmo theatre.
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Enumclaw
Wash
Jackson Restaurant
Urie Photo Studio
Urie Confectionery
Monty Bar
Early & Doris
Cosmo Theatre
Tacoma School Board Recommends Carnegie Medal for Hero Hannah Berg
The Tacoma school board recommends the Carnegie Medal for Hannah Berg of Lincoln Park High School for heroically rescuing Stephen Brown at Spanaway Lake.
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School Board of Tacoma
Hannah Berg
Lincoln Park High School
Upil
Stephen Brown
Spanaway Lake
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Messina
K.C
Valdez Bank
Blore
Second Ave
Pike St
Pike Street
Second Av
Stimson Farm
Star Man
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Ieam
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Right Drug Co
Washington St
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