Boy Fatally Struck By Automobile In Tacoma
Sunday night a boy, Walter Kurth, 10, was fatally injured after stepping into the path of a car driven by Charles Sather on Marginal Way near the Patterson McDonough shipyard. He died minutes after arriving at the city hospital. Several other pedestrians and drivers suffered injuries in multiple crashes, including Patricia Linton with a cut lip, Douglas McCarron and Gerald Morris with broken ribs and cuts, and Edward Finnegan, all treated at the city hospital after their machine overturned. Mike Kasprovits reported his wife injured when his car was struck by an interurban while backing from a garage. she sustained multiple broken ribs and head injuries at home care.
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Walter Kurth
A. Kurth
Tacoma
Charles Sather
McKinley Ave
Patterson-McDonahkt
Walter
Patricia Linton
Whitman Ave
Ralph Yeoman
Seventh Ave
Douglas McCarron
19Th Ave
Gerald I. Morris
18Th Ave
Edward F. Finnegan
Broadway
Morris
14Th Ave
Dearborn St
Mike Kasprovits
Duwamish Ove
Fkasprovitz
Gun Incident Leaves Cop Bruised Eye at City Block
Patrolman P P McNamee suffered a bruised eye when a cartridge discharged from an automatic pistol as he unloaded it. The injury followed the arrest of shipyard worker George Rader at First Ave 5S and Atlantic, where Rader allegedly fought with restaurateur W E Kirchoff.
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P. P. McNamee
McNamee
George Rader
First Ave. 5S
Atlantic
W. E. Kirchoff
Kirchoff
Rader
Physical courage versus moral courage in cost and value
A reflection contrasts physical courage that can be bought with moral courage that cannot be purchased at any price, arguing lasting virtue resists commodification.
Dry law suit filed for divorce over liquor excess
In San Francisco on August 11 the first divorce suit since July 1 based on excessive liquor use is on file in the superior court. Mrs Steny Kostanty sues Joseph Kostanty a shipyard machinist claiming he indulges to excess in a home beverage supply.
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Steny Kostanty
Joseph Kostanty
Red Bluff Records Ten Fires in July
Red Bluff fire department responded to 10 calls in July with total damage under $10,000. Through July there have been 25 alarms this year, with damage under $3,000, well below the seven month average near $10,000.
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Red Bluff
Bargain Basement Habit Promises Savings Downtown
Promotion encourages shoppers to visit the Bargain Basement shop each time they are downtown to save money. The ad emphasizes consistent patronage as the path to financial benefit.
Carnegie Dies At 83 In Quiet, Global Legacy
The late Andrew Carnegie, aged 83, died after a life of vast philanthropy and industry. Born in 1835 in Dunfermline Scotland, he built Carnegie Steel and the United States Steel Corporation, then devoted years to libraries, universities, and international benevolence.
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Carnegie Institute
Pittabu
New Y Seotch
Washington
Carnegie Steel Co
Carnegie Hero Fund
France
Hero Fund
Germany
Carnegie
Andrew Carnegie
Dunfermline
Fifeshire
Scotland
United States
Pittsburg
Ile
St. Andrews University
Aberdeen University
Allegheny
T. T. Woodruff
Woodruff Sleeping Car Company
Keystone Bridge Works
Union Iron Works
Bessemer
America
England
Booth Universities
New York City
Carnegie Institute of Washington
D. C
Carnegie Steel Company
St. Louis
Pan- American Union
Foundation For
Canada
Newfoundland
Steel Baron
Carnegie Corporation of New York
American Institute of Architects
National Civic Federation
American Philosophers’ Society
Chamber of Commerce of
New York
Legion of Honor of France
Order of Orange, Nassau
Order of Danebrough
Humes Seeks Funding for Echo Lake Road Link
County Engineer Samuel J. Humes asks commissioners to authorize 52500 dollars for a gravel road from Lake Forest Park to the North Trunk highway at Echo Lake. The route would connect Bothell and east Lake Washington directly to Richmond Beach and the Sound, avoiding Seattle detours via Bothell and the North Trunk.
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Samuel J. Humes
Lake Forest Park
Echo Lake
Bothell
Lake Washington
Richmond Beach
Sound
Seattle
Dahlia Show Opens at Randall McLoughlin Seed Store
The seed store at Western avenue and Madison street hosts a dahlia show opening September 3. Richard M. Buttle, president of the National Dahlia Society of America, will conduct the event.
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Randall McLoughlin
Western Ave
Madison St
Richard M. Buttle
National Dahlia Society of America
New Autumn Dress Patterns and FabricsPreview at Local Shop
McCall Paper Patterns offer clever styles for school dresses at 15 and 20 cents. Ladies' Home Journal Patterns present Autumn designs at 15 and 20 cents. Third Floor features ginghams at 40 cents a yard with plaids and plains. Galateas and fabrics priced 45 cents a yard with assorted figures and stripes.
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McCall
Ladies’ Home Journal
Summer Frocks Reduced to a Lower Low Sale
Linens sheers organdies surplice style dresses in plain and figured colors. Voile tissues organdies linens and voiles with embroidery lace trimming. Floral voile tissues sheer organdies and ruffled designs for outings or home wear. Second Floor The Bon Marche.
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BON Marche
Pumps and Oxfords Reduced Prices at SHON Shop
Pumps and oxfords broken lots offered at reduced prices. Women's kid oxfords in dark brown kid with Goodyear welt soles priced at 3.45 and 8A widths. Other women's oxfords 3.95 in brown kid white reign skin and patent leather sizes 2 1 4 to 8 but vary by style. Pumps 4.95 in brown kid black kid patent leather and black satin. Candle shades from China silk and crepe offered on upper Main Floor with assorted colors and trimmings.
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Style
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Skibo
United Vase Aws
San Francisco
Red Blupf
The
Georgette
Massachusetts
Louise Whitfield
Ohio Telegraph Company
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Mitteburg
Sleeping Car
Scot
Humes
Echo Lake Road
Copenhagen
Plaid Dress Goods
Golden School
Ginghams
Devonshire
Galateas
Nord Ginghams
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