Multiple Seattle crashes end in four deaths
A day of Seattle accidents leaves four dead and many injured. Victims include Zeigler 19 of 4305 Ave N E who fell from an elevator at Ison and Holland and died, Owen 14 of 411 Fifth Ave F injured with fractures, and Barber 45 of Ames shipyard killed in a truck collision. Other victims suffer severe injuries or contusions across several sites including First Ave, Fremont St, and a Phoenix sawmill incident.
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Zeigler
Ave. N. E
Ison and Holland, Inc
Owen
Fifth Ave
Seattle
Tj. H. BE. Honghouse
F. Barber
Ames Shipyard Pi
First Ave
Bilan #t
City Hospital
Harte
C. Campbell
Ave. N. W
Fremont Street
M. Metsili
Univer St
Fen Morris
W. 49Th .T
Seattle General Hospital
Phoenix
W. 49Th & Eddy
A. Sterling
Dibble Peterson
Skinner & Eddy
Russian Navy Suffer Naval Losses in Revolt Schemes
Reported dispatches say Voila and Demokratia plus six destroyers from the Black Sea fleet reached Sebastopol where crews were disarmed and expelled. In Nova Rosusk a Russian fleet dreadnought Svobodnaya Roscha and ten destroyers were blown up during the uprising. The Siberian government factions unite with a new cabinet formed. Kerensky travels with a disguise from Christiania to Moscow and back to a Scandinavian city as talks continue.
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Stockholm
Voila
Demokratia
Sebastopol
Nova Roasusk
Nerensky
Kerensky
Russia
Christiania
Moscow
Harbin
Omsk
Constituent Assembly
Chorvat
Heman
Baikal
Motorman Jack Wood in Jail After Streetcar Crash
Jack Wood a Meridian streetcar motorman, jailed without bail after a collision at Fre mont bridge that crushed Conductor C C Campbell. Wood, married with two children, confessed watching two sailboats race on Lake Union as coroner's inquest looms. Brauns hog-raising proposal to aid the war cited in his city council letter.
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Jack Wood
52Nd Ave. N
Meridian Street
Phinney Ave
Sixth Ave. N. W
C. C Campbell
Fremont Bridge
Wood
Lake Union
Martin Braun
Rainier Ave
Allies Prepare for Balkans Drive in World War I
London reports that Allied powers may be planning an offensive in the Balkans after limited action on the Macedonian front. French and other forces widen artillery and infantry activity along the Vardar and around Doiran as Italians hold Albania, Serbians and Greeks the center, and French and British the eastern flank. General Foch is viewed as orchestrating a swift strike to aid Serbia.
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London
Balkans
Monastir
Vardar
Lake
Doiran
Adriatic
Aegean
Piave
Austria
Macedonia
Albania
Salonika
Althoit
Serbia
Bulgaria
Germany
Montenegro
Greece
Cieneral Foch
Mooney Appeal Heard in Supreme Court
The State Supreme Court heard oral arguments on Thomas J. Mooney's writ of probable cause regarding his death verdict appeal. Mooney's attorney alleged deliberate fraud and named two witnesses as having perjured testimony. Franciscus Van der Heiden said an appeal for a new trial will be filed in Seattle connection to the 1916 killing of Mrs. J A Collinson.
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Ban Francisco
Thomas J. Mooney
State Supreme Court
Mooney
Supreme Court
J A. Collinson
Seattle
Franciscus van der Heiden
Labor Head to Speak Tonight at King County Meeting
William Short, reelected president of the State Federation of Labor, will headline a King County Council of Defense meeting at the Masonic temple tonight. Short has just returned from a Europe tour with a labor mission and will discuss labor’s role in the war. Army chaplain David Hughes, injured in service, will also speak with Harold Preston serving as chairman.
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King County Council of Defense
William Short
American Labor Mission
Short
David Hughes
Harold Preston
Six Die in Allied Air Raid on Mannheim and Karlsruhe
Berlin dispatch reports six killed and 16 injured in the Allied air raid on Mannheim on June 29. Home damage noted. The following day Karlsruhe raid caused damage with no casualties reported.
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Amsterdam
Mannheim
Berlin
Karlsruhe
General Armando Diag Leads Italian Army Victory
Italy celebrates General Armando Diag, commander in chief of the Italian armies, as he turns Austrian gains into a rout at the Miave. The younger stand in the Joffre mold earns civilian admiration for his strong character, deep care for troops, and firm discipline. He rose to high command through brilliance on the Isonzo front amid last year’s drive.
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Ass'n
Italy
Armando Diag
Miave
Diag
General Och
Syhax
Joffre
Altho
Military Critica
Ding
Diaz
Lsonzo
White Flag Adopted as Finland Emblem in German Pact
London reports Finland adopts a white flag with a blue emblem as national symbol. The German Finnish agreement outlines 26 years of economic control by Germany, a defensive alliance with Hun a, and a 100000 strong Finnish army trained by German officers who will command if war with Russia occurs. Germany will finance new Finnish industries to boost exports to Russia and build a railroad to the Murman coast on the White Sea frontier.
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Finland
Germany
Huna
Russia
Murman
White Sea
Hartman Acquitted in Camp Murder Case
Trial in Everett reveals lack of sufficient evidence against William Hartman charged with killing John Jones at Admiralty logging camp on May 1. Jury returns verdict of not guilty after masked assailant scenario and contested eyewitness accounts.
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Hartman
Everett
William Hartman
John Jones
Admirality
The Bon Marche Dresses for Daughters at Affordable Prices
Attractive new tub dresses for daughters priced at 2.95 feature tan repp with white pique collar and embroidered trim, and dark blue cotton with embroidered gandie collar and smocking. Also available are white drill middies in sizes 10 to 20 at 1.25, plus pleated middy skirts in sizes 4 to 10 at 1.25 on the second floor mer cerized pongee displays.
Fourth of July Wash Dresses and Middy Suits at Bon Marche
Bon Marche advertises Fourth of July wear including wash dresses in gingham and chambray from 3.95 to 5.95 and two piece middy suits at 2.95 to 4.95. Also offered are two piece breakfast sets and percale dresses with collar and cuffs in pink blue and lavender on the third floor.
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Palm Beach
Keds The Proper Footwear For the Fourth
The Children’s Shoe Shop offers Keds in Mary Jane style with one strap in back white priced 1.25 to 2.00. Tennis or outing Oxfords in white or black cost 0.90 to 1.25. Women’s tennis shoes and oxfords in black or white sizes 4.5 to 7 priced 1.10 to 2.50. Boys and men outing shoes or oxfords white or red soles sizes 1 to 10 priced 1.25 to 2.50. Upper Main Floor.
Bathing Suits and Accessories at Bon Marche Second Floor
Are You to Spend Your Fourth in a Bathing Suit We Are Prepared to Supply You With Both Suits and Accessories Wool and cotton bathing suits in black coral Alice with trims around neck sleeves and skirts Skirts with open sides Plain and fancy colors one two and three color effects priced 1.25 to 8.95 Caps 19 cents to 1.00 Children romper suits 1.25 V neck wool face back two thread cotton back to resist shrinking rose green gray blue trimmed Also 50 cents to 4.50 for other children suits Second Floor The Bon Marche.
Apron Day Sale Highlights Percale Aprons in Colors
We announce Apron Day on Wednesday featuring percale aprons in solid colors with front and side fastenings. Some display large collars cuffs and white biscuit belt details while others are trimmed with red rick rack. Margaret aprons in nurses stripes with red trimming priced 50 cents.
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Margaret
Picnic Supplies From The Bon
All aboard for a good time with a supply of Salads Ham Roast Chicken and many other appetizing foods that have been properly prepared and are ready for your picnic basket. Mayonnaise Dressing 43¢ pound Dill Pickles 4 for 10¢ Kippered Salmon 28¢ Ib Fourth floor.
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LABOR
Fodera
Tion
Ita
Masonic Temple
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Cex
Diet
Little Daughter's Shop
Billie Burke
BON Marche
Marche Delicatessen
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