Interurban Collision Kills Three In Everett Area
A Friday night crash in Everett involving an automobile and an interurban streetcar left three men dead Ed Jones seaman 7749 Fourth Ave N E Fred W Cristofferson longshoreman 1500 Elliott Ave N A N Anderson New Standard hotel First Ave and Priest and wounded two others Swanson and Sumner both longshoremen. The auto skidded in rain toward N 65th St as witnesses say Jones attempted braking.
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Everett
Ed Jones
Seaman
Fourth ‘Ave
N. E
Fred W. Cristofferson
Longshoreman
Elliott Ave
N. A
N. Anderson
New Standard Hotel
First Ave
Swanson
Harry Sumner
Great Northern Dock
Jones
Cristofferson
Anderson
City Hospital
Greenwood Ave
N. 65Th St
Sumner
A. J. Stockfeldt
Miss Hazel Gibson
Huntington Apartments
Ninth Ave
Columbia St
Miss Gibson
Joe Thornton
Sixth Ave. N. E
Ray Brayton
99Th Ave. S
Volunteer Park
Walter Carlson
Emma Felmiey
Carlson
University Bridge
Felmley
E. 40Th St
Pershing Makes Paris Address
Paris July 4 United Press Four hundred leading French and American citizens heard General Pershing at a luncheon of the American Chamber of Commerce He said reconstruction is among our nearest problems and our immediate task is to ensure our late one fulfills the conditions of peace He noted that although hundreds of thousands of Americans remain we are not in the game until this is accomplished Marshal Foch paid tribute to the valor and courage of the American army.
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Paris
United Press
Generals Pershing
Ber of Commerce
Pershing
Marshal Foch Puys
King Albert Sends Wilson Good Cheer
King Albert of Belgium sends President Wilson July 4th greetings and wishes for the United States prosperity. Wilson replies that the 4th of July message is warmly appreciated and notes a hope for a new era of Belgian independence and prosperity.
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Washington
Wilson
Albert
Belgium
United States
Relief Sought in Telephone Strike as Leaders Confer
United Press reports relief expected after telegrams from J. P. Noonan to Washington urging full wage demands of striking operators. Julia OConnor to join talks as Washington conference looms amid ongoing labor dispute. In Tacoma, Pacific Telegraph and Telephone uses “hello girls” as strikebreakers, replacing 125 strikers to restore service.
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San Francisco
United Press
J. P. Noonan
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Noonan
Washington
Koons
G.&. MacFarlane
Horace Pillsbury
Pacific Telegraph & Telephone Company
Julia O'Connor
Telephone Operators’ Division
The
Brotherhood
Tacoma
Pacific Teléphone & Telegraph Company
Hello Girls
Parks Thronged for Victory Celebration in Seattle
Thousands joined Seattle Fourth of July festivities centering on Roosevelt park dedication in the University district. Alki Beach hosted water sports and races while parades, fireworks, and speeches filled nine city parks. A veteran flag raising at Mrs. C. H. Green’s home and a Red Cross ceremony highlighted the day.
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Seattle
Roosevelt Park
Ravenna Park
University District
Alki Beach
Theodore Roosevelt
Alki Point
Betty Miller
Ole Hanson
Co. W. Hart
University Commercial Club
Col. Roosevelt
George W. Hill
Park Board
Thomas P. Revelle
Tacoma Speedway
City of Destiny
National Guard
Woodland Park
Whiteway
Fifth Ave
Westlake
Armory
Leschi Park
Stewart
Virginia Sts
Western Aves
Pliny L. Allen
R. F. Guerin
Douglas Ball
Fred Morgan
George B. Lamping
Chester E. Roberts
A. W. Leonard
Victor Zednick
Eva Jurgensohn
Fred Catlett
Alex Myers
Donald Bruce McGregor
C. H. Green
Bond St
McGregor
Jerusalem
Red Cross
Sidney T. James
Rudolph Ericson
Aftercare Department
The
Rutherford to Speak Sunday at Moore Theatre
Joseph F. Rutherford, successor to Pastor Russell and head of the International Bible Students association, will lecture at the Moore Theatre Sunday at 3 pm on the Bible remedy for humanity’s ills. He was imprisoned in Atlanta in 1918 over The Finished Mystery case and released after a widespread petition. a new trial was granted on appeal.
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Joseph F. Rutherford
Russell
International Bible Students’ Association
Moore Theatre
Rutherford
Federal
Atlanta
Court of Appeals
Memorial Services for Gov. Ernest Lister Held
Memorial services for the late Gov. Ernest Lister were held Saturday afternoon at the Good Eats cafeteria. Judge Frederick Bausman delivered the principal address, with King County Democratic club organizing the event.
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Ernest Lister
Good Eats
King County Democratic Club
Frederick Bausman
Tragic Lake Washington drowning near Bryn Mawr
Miss Evelyn Johnson of 171 McGraw street and Glezentanner of 2434 Ninth Avenue West died after a boating incident in Lake Washington at Bryn Mawr Friday afternoon. Johnson, 20, survived with shock after diving to aid Glezentanner, a Seattle school board engineer's son, who drowned.
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Evelyn Johnson
McGraw St
Frank Gilezentanner
Ninth Ave. W
Lake Washington
Bryn Mawr
Miss Johnson
Glezentanner
Giezentanner
Wm. H. Giezentanner
Seattle School Board
The
University of Washington
One Killed and Many Are Hurt in Fourth of July Fires
Fireworks incidents across the city injure a girl burned in clothing ignited by a firecracker at Alki Beach. A boy loses two fingers, and a bullet wound affects a child from a toy pistol mishap. Roofs and awnings catch fire, with several properties damaged and minor blazes reported on multiple streets.
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John C. Kjos
Eighth Ave
J. St. John
City
Ers Sears
Alki Beach
William Mountain
Ross Mountain
Blewett Sr
William Wagner
Linden Ave
Third Ave
Union St
Latona Ave
D. H. McGinnis
27Th Ave
35Th Ave
Edward von Tobel
Sixth Ave
Director St
Gould Lumber Co
Nickerson St
Elliott Ave
Milwaukee St
Pike St
Fifth Ave
21St Ave
Yesterway
Columbia St
President Wilson Addresses 3000 on George Washington
President Wilson spoke to about 3000 soldiers and sailors aboard the George Washington on July 4. He urged continuing American service to mankind and signaled support for the League of Nations as part of the post war order. He planned to speak at Carnegie Hall after crossing from Hoboken and then return to Washington.
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Lowell Mellett
United Press
George Washington
President Wilson
America
Wilson
League of Nations
Peace Conference of America
New York
Hoboken
Manhattan
Carnegie Hall
Washington
Comptroller Issues Call for Bank Condition Statements
The comptroller of currency issued a call for a statement of the condition of all national banks as of the close of business June 30. The notice seeks detailed financial data from each insured bank for regulatory review and public transparency.
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Washington
Comptroller of Currency Today
Shipbuilders Plan Sunday Picnic at Wildwood Park
Shipbuilders from all city yards will attend a three day vacation ending with a big picnic at Wildwood park. Races refreshments games and dancing will entertain. Proceeds fund a bed at the Orthopedic hospital for a child of a shipbuilder. Boats depart Leschi park.
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Wildwood Park
Plane plows into crowd. woman killed in Minot scene
On July 4 in Minot North Dakota Lieutenant Christer Jacobson's plane ran wild and struck a Fourth of July crowd. Mrs. C. J. Fisk wife of a former state supreme court chief justice died. Ruth Stahl 14 of Minot and a farmer named Denker of Drake were injured.
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Minot
N. D
Christer Jacobson
C. J. Fisk
State Supreme Court
Ruth Stahl
Denker
Drake
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Clemmer
Seattles
New Orleans
Owen Moore
Hedda Nova Tully Marshall
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