Stabbing Fray Leaves Man Hurt. Woman Held in Detention
Marino 41 critically wounded with a knife on his left side after a dispute at 819 Ninth Ave South. Mrs. Maury Polatino 819 Ninth Ave South held in detention on open charges as investigators probe the morning stabbing at her home. Policeman Fred Mille aided Marino who was rushed to City Hospital.
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Ninth Ave. S
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Polatino
Marino
10Th Ave
Fred Mille
Polatano
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Time captures Senator LaFollette in wartime portrait
The latest picture presents Senator LaFollette showing the strain of years in office during the war era as he faced a stormy tenure representing Wisconsin.
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Senator LaFollette
Wisconsin
City Plans Sliding Scale Wage Increases for Workers
The city board of public works contemplates implementing wage increases on a sliding scale starting August 1 or possibly January. The proposal would raise pay for most city employees based on length of service and efficiency, between fixed maximum and minimum levels. Further meetings will refine the plan before reporting to the mayor and city council.
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Board of Public Works
Eight Die in Dunkirk Train Wreck After Collision
Eight killed and fifteen injured in a rear end crash at Dunkirk station as two New York Central passenger trains bound for Chicago collide. Train No. 41 waited with a hot box delay while No. 7 failed to stop, the engine boiler exploding after the impact.
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N. Y
United Press
New York Central
Chicago
Mrs Preston May Head N E A
Mrs Josephine Corliss Preston state superintendent of public instruction and originator of the teachers cottage was the likely candidate for president of the National Education Association for 1919 1920. The Wisconsin convention nominating committee met yesterday and discussed topics including a department of education with a secretary in the president’s cabinet.
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W's
National Education Association
Josephine Corliss Preston
George D. Strayer
Department of Education
McGowan Returns to Seattle in Embezzlement Case
Earl McGowan, 39, arrested in Oakland weeks ago on embezzlement charges, was brought back to Seattle Monday night and jailed by Detective Claude C. Fortner. He is accused of "juggling the books" at Columbia Salmon Co. in the L. C. Smith building. About $4,000 is missing.
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Oakland
Seattle
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Columbia Salmon Co
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Robber Holds Up Carlson Hotel Patron on City Street
R M Valand of Carlson hotel was robbed Monday night on 12th Ave between Jackson and King Sts by a lone dark-clothed gunman. The robber fled with $500 in bills and Valand's watch, described as carrying a large blue automatic.
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First Ave. S
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Toy Balloon Ignites Fire Damaging Home in Spokane
A toy balloon kept hot with an alcohol burner caused a blaze that damaged the Holmes home last evening. The balloon lodged on the roof starting the fire, with an estimated loss of 45000 dollars and no insurance reported.
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Spokane
Swanson Sues Ed Jewell for 8000 in Auto Collision
Axel Swanson sues Ed Jewell for damages and injuries from a road collision near Bhnum claw on June 28. Swanson claims Jewell drove 60 mph, his car damaged $500, and he lost a finger along with other injuries.
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Post Mortem Held For Mrs Marie Wood
A postmortem will be conducted on the body of Mrs Marie Wood 29 after she fell suddenly ill at her home 723 238d ave and died en route to Seattle General Hospital The coroner ordered autopsy due to the abrupt nature of her death.
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Marie Wood
Seattle General Hospital
Senate confirms B. W. Long as minister to Cuba
Washington reports the Senate's confirmation of B. W. Long of New Mexico as the United States minister to Cuba. The action tightens diplomatic postings in the Caribbean realm.
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Long
Cuba
Washington
Senate Today
B. W. Long
New Mexico
If you value your watch let Haynes repair it
Advertisement notes watch repair service near Liberty theatre. It highlights Haynes as the repair shop.
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Haynes
Liberty Theatre
Commercial Seaplane Line To Start July Fourth
Los Angeles reports that the first regular commercial seaplane line in the United States will begin on July Fourth. The service marks a milestone in American aviation with a planned start in the near future.
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