Tobacco Fund Benefit Dance at Dreamland Tonight
Crowds gather for a spirited Tobacco Fund benefit dance and arena smoker slated for Tuesday night. The event includes a boxing exhibition and ring-side seats for contributors, with donations credited from several local names and businesses.
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Tobacco Fund
Dreamland
Jessie Harpman
Jessie Hayman
FL. Brown
Pepire
Helen Catlins
Peepire
Ore
Old-Time Lovers Reunite in 51 Year Marriage
In Rome Georgia on August 24 Mrs. W. T. Davis 71 and W. J. Ray 77 wed after 61 years apart. They were sweethearts in childhood and married again at the bride’s daughter’s home. They celebrated with melodies from 50 years past. Also from Atlantic Port the destroyers’ sailors describe night patrols hunting submarines in European waters.
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Rome
W. T. Davis
Union
S. C
W. J. Ray
Bilox
Miss
Atlantic
European
Europe
Ex-County Ferry Employee Takes Own Life On Lincoln
Coroner identifies the man as George M. Taylor of the Vanstone apartments after a hat with his initials is found on the Lincoln ferry deck and his body is missing in Lake Washington. Described as despondent, Taylor had worked at Great Northern docks since leaving county service in January. He was about 55, with no listed Seattle relatives, and lived at the Wanstone for six years.
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Lincoln
Lake Washington
George M. Taylor
Vanstone Apartments
C. C. Tiffin
Taylor
Vanstone
D. K. Sickles
Sickles
Great Northern Docks
Seattle
Wanstone
Six car strikers charged with murder after Frisco riot
In San Francisco at midnight a riot during the carmen's strike left one man dead and multiple wounded. Six car strikers and sympathizers are formally charged with murder in the death of strikebreaker James Waters and injuries to two guards. Jesse Lilienthal of United Railroads says service will resume with strikebreakers and refuses city talks on lease or purchase. Police guard car barns as tensions ease.
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San Francisco
James Waters
Jesse Lilienthal
United Railroads
Lilienthal
First Ave
Sacramento St
BON Marche
16 Die in Negro Troop Rioting in Texas City
A riot by armed black troops at a Texas camp spilled into the city injuring many and killing several, including a Mexican worker and white civilians. Police and National Guardsmen moved to quell the mob as martial law was declared and rioters were rounded up.
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Alma Reichart
Ban Felipe Road
Camp Logan
Maj. Snow
Ne Kro
J. W. Mattes
Second
Tinois Field Artillery
William Brooks
Houston
A. R. Cranston
Rufe Daniels
Karl Finley
Meinke
Ira D. Rainey
Bryant Wattson
Henry
M.D. Vernon W.C. Wright
Horace Moody
Senator Statton
Fred E. Winkler
Smith
Manuel Garecedo
THE
Wounde
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Landin
Bert Butterworth
Hert
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A. Cheshire Mitchell
Ted Daken
James Gleason
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K.P. Sweeney
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FP. Wilson
John B. Agen
James D. Hoge
America
Our Boys In
Secretary of War
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the Star
Cape
Camp
County Kills
Oregon National Guard
Frisco
Fn United Piere
W. A. Thompson
Sam Selenzky
Cc. W. White
G. W. Butcher
Cottage Grove
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