Heroine to Be Fitted With Arms at Fairmont
Rosie Sacola, an arm orphan dubbed the nation’s greatest heroine, faces grafting surgery to enable artificial arms. Doctors plan to graft bone from her shin to fit prosthetics, as a fund drives support for her care, education, and a future public-spirited life. The Sacola Hero Fund, led by W. W. Conaway, Miss Margaret McKinney, and Viola Hall, seeks two cent gifts to establish a permanent trust for Rosie and future child heroes.
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Fairmont
W. Va
Rosie Sacola
United States
Rosie
M. Ramage
Rosie Sa. Hero
W. W. Conaway
Fair
Margaret McKinney
State Board of Children's
Viola Hall
Imont Women's Professional Club
Sacola Hero Fund
Suburban store robbed. two masked men threaten clerks
Reported robberies highlight Sunday and Saturday incidents around city area. George Candy of Lake Grocery says $260 taken as one robber pointed a gun, another masked thief fled with two accomplices. Separate hold ups include Burns losing $3 and Harbor Island grocery theft of $75 with a pistol firing.
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George Candy
The
Lake Grocery
Candy
L. Burns
St.een Lake Station
Burns
Burna
Bekins
Ave
George Simpenon
City
Harbor Island
W. Hanford St
Harts Olson
Fires blamed on Sinn Fein campaign at Manchester Mills
Fires at Manchester Mills over the weekend caused almost 200000 dollars in damage. Ten separate blazes struck during the campaign period, with all factories set alight in a coordinated pattern. Firefighters responded to every call as investigators search for suspects.
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Manchester
England
Manchester Mills
13 Sinn Feiners killed in battle in Cork
In County Cork near Middleton the Second battalion of Hamp surprised the Sinn Feiners in a house. Thirteen Sinn Feiners were killed yesterday afternoon, eight captured, with one slightly wounded, as government forces abandoned the planned waiting attack. Burial and aftermath reported today in Cork.
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Cork
Sinn
Middleton
County Cork
Hamp
Sinn Weiners
Lieutenant Colonel James T. Wason Transfer Confirmed
Lieut Col James T Wason assistant recruiting officer here has been transferred to the Inspector General's department in Washington DC according to word received here.
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James T. Wason
Inspector General’s Department
Washington, D. C
Harding names for cabinet emerge in early lineup
President elect Harding considers Harry M. Daugherty for attorney general and George Fom for secretary of the navy. A. T. Hert and John Hays Hammond remain possible picks for California duties, with James Ivis and T. V. O'Connor leading for labor secretary. Hoover is seen as certain for commerce. Dawes rumor resurfaces for treasury as inauguration nears.
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ST. Augustine
Harding
Harry M. Daugherty
Ohio
George Fom
Illinois
Navy
A. T. Hert
Kentucky
John Hays Hammond
California
James Ivis
Pittsburg
T. V. O'Connor
Buffalo
Marion
Washington
Hughes Appointment Pleases England
London reports Charles Evans Hughes will join President elect Harding's cabinet after a major financial sacrifice. A leading Supreme Court attorney, Hughes earned an estimated 150000 to 200000 dollars last year and will take a 12500 dollar cabinet salary after March 4.
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London
Charles Evans Hughes
Harding
Hughes
Flida Root
Supreme Court
Flood Displaces Families Along Elk River
Eureka California February 21 heavy property damage and several families forced to flee their homes as a dam at Elk River Lumber mill bursts releasing half a million feet of redwood logs. Bridges and trees washed away waterways overflowed six feet covering roads and rail line. Some residents seek safety on high ground though no lives are reported lost. The Elk River continues to rise threatening further flooding.
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Eureka
Cal
Elk River Mill and Lammber Company
Elk River
Kel
Curtis Studio Suits Over Money in Divorce Case
J. G. Walker and others sue Curtis Studio for payment of goods sold after the Curtis property was awarded to Clara J. Curtis in a divorce action but before the appeals were resolved. Judge Calvin 8. Hall allowed the dispute over liability to proceed to trial next Thursday.
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J.G. Walker
Curtis Studio
Clara J. Curtis
Edwards
Curtis
Edison cannot talk with the dead, says preacher
Rev A Van der Laa at Bethany Presbyterian sermon Sunday night declared Thomas Edison a wizard in invention but a weakling in theology. He argued there is no possibility of communication with the dead.
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Thomas A. Edison
A. van der Laa
Bethany
Presbyterian Church
Edison
Osteopaths to Meet at Dinner Tonight
Beattie osteopaths gather with national association president Dr. W K B Waldo for a dinner at the Elke club at 6:96 this evening. Waldo will discuss the Western states clinic report prepared for the national board.
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Beattie Osteopaths
National Association
W. KB. Waldo
Elke Club
Waldo
Ebrecit
National Board
Congress In Session Faces Bills And Hearings
Republican senators consider finance and finance committees meeting on soldier relief and railroads. The Treasury Secretary resumes talks on foreign loans before the judiciary panel. Renate weighs whether to take up the Winslow bill for railroad repayment while the judiciary committee probes Impeachment allegations against Judge Landis. Public buildings panel weighs adding hospital facilities for soldiers.
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Senate
Secretary of the Treasury
Tmeusion
Judiciary Committee
Renate
Toultere
Judes Landis
Chicago
Starvation Report From Storm Zone In Olympic Peninsula
J A Kinnear and Harold Pease of Campbell Lumber Co return to Seattle after exploring the destroyed area in Olympic National Forest. They report more than 150 persons starving in the Hoh River country and corrected figures on lumber loss.
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Olympic Peninsula
J. A. Kinnear
Harold Pease
Campbell Lumber Co
Olympic National Forest
Seattle
Hoh River
Auto Accidents Injure Several In City Streets
Multiple pedestrians and drivers were involved in Sunday night crashes. Miss Catherine Bouchard remained gravely ill at Virginia Mason hospital after being struck by Chriss Johnson’s car at Leary and Phinney avenues. Others suffered minor injuries including a dislocated shoulder and facial bruises.
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Providence Hospital
Second Ave
Stewart St
P. A. Williamson
Ninth Ave. W
Catherine Bouchard
Flat Ave
Virginia Mason Hospital
Chriss Johnson
12Th Ave
N. W
Leary and Phinngy Aves
Seattle Ship Collides in Oriental Waters
A cablegram from Shanghai via London reports the stern wheelers West Ison and Kentucky collided in Oriental waters. The message notes considerable damage but omits specifics. West Ison arrived in Shanghai February 18 from Seattle with cargo for Oriental ports.
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San Francisco
West Ison
Kentucky
Oriental
Shanghai
London
Marine Department of the Chamber of Commerce
Seattle
Oriental Porta
Liner Alaskan Breaks Free Off California Coast
The liner Alaskan, stranded on rocks 460 miles south of San Diego, freed itself last night and is sailing under its own power to San Pedro. Unofficial reports to United Press via radio confirm the vessel is undamaged and on course to port.
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San Diego
Cal
California
San Pedro
United Press
Radio Today
Thieves Steal Coal From Local Bin Near Minor Avenue
Police report ongoing coal thefts at a bin on Minor Avenue reported by J. Porter of 612 Minor Ave NI. The incident occurred Monday with no suspects yet identified.
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Porter
Rhodes' Body Here Tuesday Arrives in Seattle Funeral Plans
The body of A. J. Rhodes president of Rhodes Co Department Store will arrive in Seattle Tuesday night from New York with Mrs. Harriet A. Rhodes and Gordon C Corbaley. A funeral date has not been announced but a Chamber of Commerce committee will organize the service. Dr Francie A La Violette says Rhodes death is a calamity to the state. Rhodes founded and led the Washington State Chamber of Commerce. It is expected many business houses will close in mourning.
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A. J. Rhodes
Rhodes Co
New York City
Seattle
Rhodes
Harriet A. Rhodes
Gordon C Corbaley
Barnes
Chamber of Commerce
Chambers
David Whitcomb
J. W. Maxwell
J. ¥. Douglas
Worrall Wilson
J. W. Bpangier
H. Hedges
Francie A. la Violette
Washington State Chamber of Commerce
City Zoning Expert to Speak in Seattle This Week
Hart and Bartholomew of St. Louis, a city zoning expert, will visit Seattle this week as a guest of the city zoning commission. He will address Broadway High School Wednesday evening and attend a luncheon with the Seattle Real Estate Association at Bon Marche Thursday noon.
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Hart and Bartholomew
St. Louia
Seattle
City Zoning Commission
Broadway High School
Seattle Real Estate Association
Recaptured Alleged Robber Escaped From Deputies
Matthew Riley, an alleged robber who escaped from deputy sheriffs on May 5 1970 while being transported from the county city building to the county jail, has been recaptured in Spokane. Sheriff Matt Starwich sent a deputy to return him here.
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Matthew Riley
Spokane
Matt Starwich
Auto turns turtle injuring Cumberland miner near Enumclaw
Edward Rice a 47 year old Cumberland coal miner sustained a sprained back when the automobile he rode in with Walter Beck as driver collided with a stage near Enumclaw and overturned He was taken to Providence hospital.
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Edward Rice
Cumberland
Enumclaw
Providence Hospital
Walter Beck
Rice
Oregon Legislature Works Without Pay
Salem Feb. 21. With 188 bills pending the Oregon legislature, both houses agreed to continue work Monday past the 40 day limit. All pay for members stopped Saturday night under the law.
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Salem, Or
Oregon
South America Class to Open on Wednesday
The first meeting of the university extension class in life and literature in South America will be held in 1044 Henry Building, Wednesday at 7:45 p.m. It will be conducted by Professor G. W. Umphrey, who has just returned from a tour of South America.
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South America
Henry Bidg
G. W. Umphrey
Credit Men to Hear Carl Croson Tonight
Seattle association of Credit Men will hear Carl Croson speak on Wial ness correspondence at its meeting in the Masonic club rooms. Monday night. Hoquiam miss Nellie Front miss Anna Billingwley and Harry Nenode injured when run down by auto on Olympic highway.
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John B. Fadey
Fifth Ave
Jackson
Radey
24Th Ave
Carl Croson
Seattle Association of Credit Men
Wialness
Masonic Club
Hoquiam
Nellie Front
Anna Billingwley
Harry Nenode
Olympic Highway
Girl Injured When Car Machine Skids and Overturns
Mien Day Vic. 22, a bookkeeper of 202 Belmont Court, narrowly escaped death when a machine on the highway near Kent skidded and overturned early Monday. Her hip was broken and she sustained multiple bruises while Dr. Carroll H. Cray, the other occupant, escaped injury.
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Mien
Belmont Court
Kent
Carroll H. Cray
George Tilden Bond Man Dies in Seattle
George TH. Tilden a prominent bond dealer in the North West died at Seattle General Hospital after an operation on February 13 and a relapse two days earlier He was 45 years old and survived by a widow.
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George TH. Tilden
Northweet
Keattle General Hospital
Tilden
Bill Bars Search Without a Warrant
A bill pending in the legislature makes it a gross misdemeanor for policemen and other peace officers to enter and search private dwellings without a search warrant. Corporation Counsel Walter Meier informed the city committee on judiciary.
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Committee On Judiciary
Walter ¥. Meier
Ceunci
Harding Message in Chunks by Wireless
Amateur radio operators competed Sunday night for prizes delivering a 20 word message from President-elect Harding. Units at Boat and Weeat split odd and even words while Rock Island, Til, sent words 29 and 30. officials could receipt for the message.
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Harding
Lacey
Wash
Rock Island
Til
Congressman Welty Attacks Landis In Baseball Probe
Representative Welty told the House Judiciary Committee that baseball magnates installed Judge Landis as national arbitrator to block prosecutions of Chicago White Sox players tied to gambling and the $240,000 antitrust award against the major leagues. He urged Landis be removed for holding both federal judgeship and baseball arbitrator roles. Witness Welty testified. panel to decide on more witnesses or a report.
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Herbert W. Walker
Washington
Landis
Chicago
Sults
Representative Welty
Ohio
Welty
House Judicary Committee
Sandia
Chicago White Sox
Federal League
New
Wan Welty
Highway Robber Escapes After Police Shootout
A young highwayman attempted a hold up at 2nd Ave and East Madison, firing shots as patrolmen G. W. Christy and E. Wallet pursued. He fled into the brush after evading capture while two women, Miss C. Chilbrook and Miss Olive Kellogg, were targeted.
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G. W. Christy
E. Wallet
C. Chilbrook
23Rd Ave. N
Olive Kellogg
33Rd Ave
E Madivon
Legion Ceremonies For Naturalization Held Saturday
Special ceremonies by the Rainier Noble post American Legion will be held on federal court Saturday in connection with naturalization proceedings.
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Legion
Rainier- Noble Post
American Legion
Lady Trout Outnumber Gents in East Shortage
A shortage of male trout prompts State Fish Commissioner Darwin to order 6,000,000 Eastern brook trout eggs from a Pennsylvania hatchery but only 3,750,000 eggs can be supplied due to the male scarcity.
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Darwin
Pennsylvania
New Orthopedic Hospital Floor to Open Saturday
A recently completed floor at the orthopedic hospital will open this Saturday increasing capacity to 175 beds. The facility treats children with broken or twisted limbs to restore healthy straight limbs.
First Governor's Nephew Dies at 69
Victor E. Tull, nephew of Elisha P. Ferry the first governor of Washington, died suddenly in Oakland California on a Saturday night. Word reached his sister Mrs. David Kellogg of Seattle at 1327 Borenave. He was 69.
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Victor E. Tull
Elisha P. Ferry
State of
Washington
Oakland
Cal
David Kellogg
Borenave
Sailor Claims Shipwire Echoes From Los Angles Call Abroad
1000 miles off the California coast Captain Thomas W. Holmes aboard the schooner John W. Wells loading lumber at Port Blakeley says he heard telephone conversations in Los Angeles over the ship’s wire. He alleges the crew tapped local lines while at sea. Hospitals in Idaho mining districts are equipped for electrical treatment for lead poisoning.
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California
Thomas W. Holmes
John W. Wells
Port Blakeley
Australia
Los Angeles
Holmes
Idaho
1500 New Boxes Added to Modern Safety Vaults
Peoples Savings Bank announces the addition of 1,500 new safety deposit boxes for bonds and valuable papers. Visit the vault at the corner of Second Ave and Pike St to inspect the equipment and secure storage options.
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Second Ave
Pike St
Proposals Sought for Magazine Building at Puget Sound Navy Yard
Sealed proposals labeled Proposals for Magesine Puget Sound Washington Specification go 4932 will be received at the Navy Department Washington D C and at the Public Works Office Thirteenth Naval District Puget Sound Wash until 2 PM March 16 1921 and 11 AM the same day for a magazine 50 by 78 feet with concrete foundations exterior platform concrete floor base wood floor hollow tile walls stucco exterior asbestos shingles roof copper work steel doors and lightning protection plus a railroad siding at the Naval Ammunition Depot Puget Sound Washington Drawing Spec No 4352 available on request with deposit of 10 dollars for security and return of specification and drawing.
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Puget Sound
Washington
Navy Department
D. C
Public Works Office
Thirteenth Naval District
Navy Yard
Wash
Omer
Naval Ammunition Depot
Bureau of Yards and Docks
Evi Shiel
Bureau
Bly's Cream Balm Promises Instant Nose Relief
Advertisements claim Bly's Cream Balm soothes colds and catarrh by antiseptic action, penetrating air passages to relieve swelling in the nose and throat. It eases blocked nostrils, halts hawking, and offers quick relief. marketed by druggists for over fifty years.
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Bly
Navy proposes bids for pipe fittings at Puget Sound Yard
Proposals will be received by the Bureau of Supplies and Accounts Navy Department Washington until 10 oclock a m March 8 1921 for delivering pipe fittings bolts and nuts to the Navy Yard Puget Sound Wash. Apply for proposals to the Supply Officer Navy Yard Puget Sound Wash or to the Bureau of Supplies and Accounts J Proposals Acting Paymaster General of the Navy 28 24
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Bureau of Supplies
Navy Department
Washington, D. C
Navy Yard
Puget Sound
Avy Yard
Bureau of Supplies and Accounts
J. Proplies
City to Observe Great Birthday
George Washington’s 169th birthday observances include a downtown parade by the 146th Field Artillery and the Third Infantry at 4 45 a.m. A memorial service at 11 a.m. on the university campus, hosted by Rainier chapter D A R, features Ernest B Hussey. A reception, banquet, and royal arch Masons address follow.
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George Washington
146Th Field Artillery
Third Infantry
Rainier
Daughters of the American Revolution
Ernest B. Hussey
State Society of Bons
University Band
Mayor Caldwell
Rainier Club
James Shields
K. of CC
Roland T. Hartley
Royal Arch Masons
Masonic Temple
Marona
Washington
Jealous Husband Kills Wife then Takes Own Life in Illowa
Victor Holm shot and killed his wife after sending his daughter outside, then fatally wounded himself Sunday afternoon in Illwaco Washington. He had returned from California and reportedly acted out of jealousy claiming his wife had been unfaithful. He died minutes after the sequence of seven bullets.
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Ilwaco
Wash
Victor Holm
Holm
California
Mother and two children die in kitchen explosion
In Castle Rock on Saturday, Mrs Loren W Young and her two young children were killed when pouring kerosene on a kitchen fire caused the stove to explode and ignite their clothing. Young, a foreman at the Imon Poulson Lumber Co. camp, was returning home from work.
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Castle Rock
Loren W. Young
Young
Inmon Poulson Lumber Co
Steps on Burglar Alarm Boy Shot At Otto Residence
Bernice MacDonald of 2744 Westlake Ave sues for 2655 dollars alleging her 13 year old son was shot with 14 buckshot in the right hand after stepping on a burglar alarm platform at 2748 Westlake Ave the Otto home on January 6.
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Paul F. Otto
Westlake Ave
Bernice MacDonald
Otto
Prominent Man in Aberdeen Is Dead
John W. Young aged 55, longtime Grays Harbor county commissioner chairman, Elks secretary, and Knights of Columbus past grand knight, died of heart trouble. He was found by his wife two hours after asking the time at 9 a.m. Sunday.
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Aberdeen
John W. Young
May Redraft Germany Bill Moves Nations Toward Reconciled Paths
Paris dispatch notes that German reform plans spark hopes for revised bills and shifting Franco British ties. France and Britain differ on Germany while Turkey and Greece push border talks. Germany gains status as a League of Nations technical member and is invited to next month Barcelona transit conference.
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ED LL. Keen
London
Germany
France
Great Britain
Turkey
Greece
Fra
Briand
Lt George
Paris
League of Nations
League Council
Traniizing
Barcelona
League
Two Men Shot Third Man Arrested in Sacramento Disturbance
In Sacramento on February 21 W. I. Miller was arrested after a gunfight in the Na district over wages. Edward Vona and Antonio Diaz were shot but expected to live.
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Sacramento
Cal
W. i Miller
Edward Vona Antonio Diaz
Students push Montlake Bridge campaign plan
University students launch a voter drive for the Montlake Bridge proposition. They argue the project is key to the area's financial future and urge support ahead of the March 8 vote.
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Montlake Bridge
Star
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Carl Retter
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Queen Anne High School
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Bond
Guaranty and Trust CO
Henry Kleinberg
Gene Mokard
Homer Wvinker
Arthur . S. Kahler
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Geo. L. Wilton
GEO
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Congressman Flays Landis
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Seattle School of Dramatic Art
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Lucia DI Lammermoor
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