Fire department hunts false alarm culprit and incendiaries
Chief Cook and police pursue a man behind repeated false fire alarms from Fifth avenue to Box 128 near Boylaton. Two suspected teenage arsonists and one or two adults are targeted as the department considers penalties, while moss on roofs and unsafe brush fires prompt new ordinances and enforcement.
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Pine Street
Cook
Seventh and Eighth Avenues
Union and University Streets
Gan
Seattle
Mons
Pike Street
Henry Brice
Fortleth
Burke
Brutal Assault on 13 Year Old Girl Alleges Acquaintance
Mary Dermattio 18, daughter of Rosa Dime of 1101 Fifteenth Avenue, was brutally assaulted by Giovanni Degrazio, an acquaintance. Her mother filed an assault and battery complaint with Prosecuting Attorney Boott. a warrant is out for Degrazio who is believed to have fled. The victim reportedly lost a thumb in the struggle.
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Mary Dermattio
Rosa Dime
Fifteenth Avenue
Giovanni Degrazio
Boott
Degrasso
Cliff Funeral Services For George B H Cliff
The funeral for George B H Cliff, who drowned in Squak Slough last Thursday, will be held Thursday. Mrs. Martha Cliff and daughter Misa Mabel Cliff are coming from Chicago after notification of the death. Rumors suggesting self harm are denied by family and friends.
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George BH. Cliff
Squak Slough
Martha Cliff
Misa Mabel Cliff
Chicago
Four Steamers Sail for Southeast Alaska
Four steamers and the barge Chinook depart today for southeastern Alaska loaded with freight. The vessels are the Jefferson Humboldt Valencia and Sirigo, with Chinook towed. Sailings mark the end of the through rate tariff as freight shipped north after August 16 may not be guaranteed delivery before navigation closes.
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Alaska
Gall
Jefferson
Humboldt
Valencia
Wessels
Offer for Mothers Free Sittings at Herpick Studio
Coupon entitles bearer to two free sittings for one child under six and one free photograph. Present at Herpick Studio 118% Marlon Street between 11:00 am and 2:90 pm on Thursdays or Fridays. Parents must be regular subscribers of The Star. offer valid to all new subscribers.
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Herpick
Marlon Street
Star
Babies Still Foam Into Herpick's Studio
A busy day at Herpick studio as over 600 babies pose before a three legged one eyed machine. The Stars offer free pictures to mothers with prints to be developed from the negatives. The opportunity to secure a picture of each child is limited to a short time.
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Herpick Studio
Herpick
Dana Tery Considine Visits Beattle on Flying Trip
John W. Considine, once in theater here, now based in New York and tied to a large Coney Island amusements venture, is in Beattle on a flying business trip.
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John W. Considine
New York
Coney Island
Beattle
Considine recalls Dana Dignan shooting case and Seattle visit
Considine notes the Dana Dignan shooting remains a fresh sensation as he leaves New York. He recalls Dignan as a fine young employee at New Amsterdam Bank and says police know little beyond hours after the shooting. Considine plans a Seattle stop before returning.
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Considine
Dana Dignan
Caesar Young
Mies Nan Patterson
Miss Patterson
Seattle
New York
Shaw hearing set on mutating coins case
The case of W. M. Shaw arrested Friday by Deputy United States Marshal Lathe will come up tomorrow afternoon for a hearing before United States Commissioner Kiefer. He is charged with mutating coins.
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W. M. Shaw
United States
Lathe
Kiefer
Parliament prorogued as session ends in August
London reports Parliament prorogued today marking the close of a session opened in February of this year. Members observed the prorogation after intense debate across the chamber.
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London
Royal descent and coat of arms sparks vanity and debate
The piece questions pride in royal lineage and armorial status amid American identity, noting faked nobility, prestige symbols, and social attitudes. It also reports Norman Smith and John Dolen, truants from Bellingham, were picked up by Seattle police and sent back after display of quarrels.
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Norman Smith
John Dolen
Bellingham
Seattle
Woody
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