Survivors of Arctic Death Arrive in Seattle
Eight of the crew from the 234 ton auxiliary schooner Ben Brothers arrived in Seattle after a brutal 800 mile open boat voyage along the Siberian coast. Capt. Edward Haugen said the ship sank June 2 after striking an iceberg near Tiger River in the Okhotsk Sea. all 10 crew survived, wandering near death before rescue and eventual pickup for Yokohama.
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Seattle
Ben Brothers
Ben
Okhotsk Sea
Tiger River
Edward ©. Haugen
Jan
Yokohama
Bender Brothers
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War fails to alter politics in China
Don B. Patterson, American news veteran just back from three years in the Orient, asserts the civil war in China has not changed the country’s political situation. He remains in Seattle on Wednesday en route to the University of Missouri where he will become an advertising instructor.
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China
Don B. Patterson
American News
United States
Orient
Patterson
Seattle
University of Missouri
Auxiliary to Moose Hosts Tourists Tea and Music
The Ladies' auxiliary to the Loyal Order of Moose hosted an afternoon of tea and music for 260 tourists from various U S regions. The event took place at the community club house inside the auto tourists camp in Woodland Park.
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Ladies’ Auxiliary
Loyal Order of Moose
United States
Woodland Park
Hat Store Looted by Local Thieves
Seattle thieves struck Tuesday night and Wednesday taking mats furs and a kodak from local shops. Mrs Moran of 21 Pine stated $400 in hats and $4 in other items were stolen. R Daley at 221 Summitava North reported an $80 neckpiece theft. An auto carrying the kodak was also looted on a downtown street.
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Seattle
Moran
R. Daley
Summitava
Salem artist Brill G Sontag faces charge after marriage
Salem Oregon artist Brill G Sontag recently married Missie Zager of Amesville and is held by authorities who say he deserted his wife and children in Washington.
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Salem, Ore
Brill G. Sontag
Missie Zager
Aumeville
Washington
Haircut and Ice Cream Visit Delights Seattle Kids
More than 75 children at the Mother Ruther home received new haircuts on Wednesday during a visit by Seattle barber Glen McLeod and 20 staff members. Afterward each child enjoyed ice cream, and McLeod said his team would repeat the visit before Christmas.
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Mother Ruther
Glen McLeod
Seattle
Glen
McLeod's Force
Local Dancers Shine in Douglas School Act at Pantages
Theatergoers watch Billie and Marine Lowenthal pupils of Mr and Mrs Hamilton Douglas in Artists in Miniature at the Pantages Their Apache number scores as one of the biggest hits of the act and showcases their skill as young performers.
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Pantages
Douglas School
Billie
Marine Lowenthal
Hamilton Douglas
Insurance Man Tries to Get Kiss Charged in County Jail
Charles E. Builard an insurance agent was held in the county jail on a third degree assault charge after allegedly trying to kiss Mrs Grace Asplef of 104 W Canalet while collecting a premium. Deputy Prosecuting Attorney Bert C Ross filed the complaint.
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Grace Asplef
W. Canalet
Charles EB. Builard
Bert C. Ross
Asplof
Old National Bank Leader Joins Canadian-America Banking Study
W D Vincent of Spokane appointed to a national committee to study Canadian banking and promote cross border cooperation. Rome reports a new cabinet formed by Luigi Facta, the former Italian prime minister.
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W. D. Vincent
Old National Bank of
Spokane
Canada
United States
Rome
Luigi de Facta
Wayfarer Profits Expected to Hit Twenty Thousand
Wayfarer profits this year are expected to approach $120,000 according to Darwin Melanest executive secretary of the Associated Students of the University of Washington. An auditor is reviewing accounts and an itemized Wayfarer financial statement will be made public within ten days.
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Wayfarer
Darwin Melanest
Associated Studenta
University of Washington
Melis Nest
Mayor Leads Children’s Labor Day Parade at UW Stadium
A Labor Day program at University of Washington stadium includes a parade with several thousand children. Mayor and Mrs. Edwin J. Brown will lead the procession.
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University of Washington Stadium
Edwin J. Brown
Bon Marche Ad Highlights Savings on Fixtures and Staffing
The notice proclaims eliminating high class fixtures and excess salespeople to cut costs. Savings are passed to customers as better merchandise and lower prices.
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