Jap kills girl of five in Woodland Park auto crash
Five year old Sarah Berman was struck and killed by a touring car driven by Sunohara a Japanese merchant in Woodland Park at 530 pm on Sunday. The car dragged the child ten feet before stopping. Sunohara and companions were arrested on open charge. he claimed to slow to 10 mph but witnesses say faster.
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Sarah Berman
Lewis Berman
Holden
Woodland Park
Sunohara
Jap Clothing Merchant
Jackson St
O A. Anderson
Mel Evans
Auburn
Eside Hospital
Anderson
G . Ra
T. Nakamura
Park
F. Callahan
Frank Koepfil
Sarah
Six Injured In Auto Upset At City Intersection
Six people were injured when the automobile they rode in overturned Monday night at 19th Ave and FE Union St. Driver Ray Fortano of Bremerton faces careless driving. Three children M Israel Grace Carlton and Regina Benatur, all from local addresses, were severely injured and taken to Providence Hospital. Isaac Foriano and Jack Beannot were hit by flying glass from the windshield.
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19Th Ave
FE. Union St
Ray Fortano
Bremerton
M. Israel
25Th Ave
Grace Carlton
23Rd Ave
Regina Beanatur
Providence Hospital
Foriano
Isaac Foriano
Jack Beanatur
Funerals for American Dead in World War I
New York July 5 First group of American soldiers killed on French soil to be honored in funeral services at Army Plairs Hoboken Sunday afternoon Corporal James D. Gresham Evansville Ind Private Thos F Enright Pittsbug Pa and Private Merie D Hay Glidden Ind served in the 16th Infantry First Division killed in a trench raid the night of November 3 1917 Bodies of 1437 soldiers brought in by the steamer Sotmmme and 6524 from Wheaton have arrived.
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New York
Army Pliers
Hoboken
James D. Gresham
Evansville
Ind
Thos. F. Enright
Pittsburg
Merie D. Hay
Glidden
16Th Infantry
Willre
Wheaton
Patrick M. Tammany Appointed Police Judge Pro Tem
Patrick M. Tammany was appointed police judge pro tem to serve during Judge John B. Gordon's brief absence. He will issue rulings during the period, with a noted phrase “$10 or 10 days” guiding penalties.
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Pat Tammany
Patrick M. Tammany
John B. Gordon
Mother of Senator Jones Passes Away
Decatur Illinois July 5 Mrs Phoebe McKay Guthrie mother of Senator Wesley L Jones died at BewaAay near here Sunday She was 86 years old. Kamloops British Columbia Next annual session Provincial Elks lodge to be held in Vernon.
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Senator Jones
Decatur
Ill
Phoebe McKay Guthrie
Wesley L. Jones
BewaAay
Here
Kamloops
B. C
Vernon
Fourth of July Accidents Claim Scores Across U S
United Press tally from cities nationwide shows more than 56 killed in July Fourth incidents mainly from drowning and automobile crashes. Chicago and Boston report 12 deaths each. Milwaukee twelve total with six drownings. New York nine drownings. Detroit four. Brownsville Pa three. New Orleans two.
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America
United Press
Chicago
Boston
Milwaukee
New York
Detroit
Brownsville
New Orleans
Pittsburg
San Francisco
Nine Die in Oil Plant Blast at Standard Oil Works
At Whiting Indiana two large steel stills at the Standard Oil gas plant exploded yesterday. A leaking tank ignited a fire that collapsed brick enclosures and sent burning oil over the grounds. Nine workers were killed and 42 injured. about 60 men were nearby. Property damage around two thousand dollars.
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Whiting
Ind
Standard Oil Company
Girl Dies From Firecracker Burns in Santa Monica
An eight year old girl, Mildred Rudkins, died overnight from burns caused by a premature firecracker explosion in Santa Monica California. The tragedy underscores hazards of fireworks use.
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Santa Monica
Cal
Mildred Rudkins
Denver’s 4th Kills One, Injures Seven
A Denver Fourth of July celebration ends in tragedy as one man dies from heart failure triggered by nearby fireworks and seven others are injured in the blast. Emergency crews respond to the scene as residents observe the holiday.
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Denver
Colo
Three Die and Nine Hurt in Frisco Fourth Celebrations
Nine children were injured by exploding fireworks during Frisco's Fourth of July events. Three deaths have occurred in the last ten days attributable to fireworks injuries.
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San Francisco
Twelve Injured in Truck Plunge near Canon City
CANON CITY, Colo. July 4. Twelve persons were injured when an auto truck carrying riders plunged down a mountain and turned over. Several suffered critical injuries as rescuers responded to the accident.
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Canon City
Colo
Three Killed in Portland Crashes
Portland records four traffic incidents on Independence Day as cars and trucks jammed the highways. In one collision on the outskirts two picnic trucks crashed injuring several children. Henry Riebe a 32 year old motorcyclist died from a fractured skull. Eliza D. Cramer died of nervous shock after a crash with a streetcar. Edna Albertson died near Tillamook in a wreck when a dirt bank collapsed under her car, injuring others.
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Portland
Ore
Henry Riebe
Eliza D. Cramer
Edna Albertson
Tillamook
Untermyer vows to jail 1000 building grafters
New York July 5 Samuel Untermyer special counsel for the Lockwood investigating committee promises to jail a thousand more building grafters after his Europe trip. He has already secured 46 grafters and warns others to stay in hiding or risk telegraphic action.
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New York
Europe
Samuel Untermyer
Lockwood Investigating Committee
Untermyer
Wwen
Untermyer Hedges Building Ring In Crusade For Clean Housing
The persistent reformer Untermyer, backed by Attorney General Daugherty and the AFL, prosecutes building trades corruption. He has issued hundreds of indictments, jailed leaders, and pushed a nationwide cleanup funded by Congress. He stresses long preparation and personal financial sacrifice. He is depicted as small, dapper, and combative in private life.
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Westchester
Erie
Rochester
Untermyer
New York
Robert P. Brindell
Sing Sing
Buffalo
Utermyer
Watermyer
Reapportionment Halted by President in 1920s Context
Washington reports President Harding told house leaders there will be no reapportionment in the current session. He argues against penalizing Republican communities and favors letting Congress face other issues fairly. In Everett, Nora Norris, 17, a farmer's daughter, died when her car struck a telephone pole.
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Washington
Congress
Harding
House
Everett
Nora Norris
One Shot in Marine Riot Amid Ship Strike Violence
In a renewed marine riot tied to a ship strike, Clarence Kane a 28 year old seaman was shot in the back during a fight at Westery and Post streets Monday night He is in Providence hospital in critical condition with a bullet through the lungs Oscar Bekum a fireman on the steamship Victoria was arrested and held for investigation If Kane dies Bekum faces potential charges of manslaughter Bekum which he admits fired once says he shot in the air during the melee and was leaving the ship with three sailors when attacked
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Westerway
Post St
Clarence Kane
Providence Hospital
Oscar Bekum
Victoria
Bekum
Kane
Hedges
City Hospital
Hart Confers With Editors On Tax Reduction Plans
Special to The Star Olympia July 5 Governor Hart's conference with Republican editors aims to celebrate progress in code administration and discuss plans for tax relief across state and local levels. The prior tax conference was viewed as a fizzle, with critics warning of a party remedy from within.
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The
Star
Olympia
Hart
Charles Hebberd
Code Administration
Harlem River Heat Sends Players To Hospital
Two ball teams after a game leaped into the Harlem river in swim attireless fashion. Lifeguards intervened as a bystander objected. Five players were hospitalized with injuries or heat distress.
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New York
Harlem
Lifemvers
Man in Jail Says Two Holidays Stop Work
Timothy Monahan, jailed in New York, insisted there are two days when a man shouldn’t work March 17 and July 4. He pulled Henry Ritterevich from a ladder after spotting him painting his home.
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Yajork
New York
Timothy Monahan
Henry Ritterevich
Foulard fabrics offered at special prices for summer wear
The Downstairs Store promotes Foulard fabrics ideal for frocks and linings with light and dark color options. 40 inch wide silks featuring coin spots conventional motifs and florals priced at 1.27 per yard. A lighter weight fabric in coral rust navy brown honeydew and maize goes for 95 cents.
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Axminster
Curtains on Sale Special $1.65 Pair
Forty pairs of curtains offered at 1.65 dollars per pair. Ruffled voile curtains and hemstitched scrim available plain or with lace insertion and edge. Limited quantities advertised in a local sale listing.
Curtain Marquisette and Scrim Specials
279 yards curtain marquisette at 25 cents per yard in ecru plain and hemstitched 36 inches wide. 97 yards ecru scrim with 14 inch border, 36 inches wide, special 25 cents per yard.
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Ecru
1500 Yards of Ginghams Special 15c Yard
The Downstairs Store offers 1500 yards of ginghams at 15 cents per yard with stripe, check and plaid patterns in a 27 inch width. An opportunity to buy for house dresses aprons children's frocks and boys' blouses with a good assortment of colorings featured Wednesday.
Robbers Strike Lonsdale Hotel and Maritime Restaurant
On Monday night two holdups unfolded at the Lonsdale hotel and the Maritime restaurant at 2015 First Ave. Three men robbed the hotel night clerk, taking $40 cash and $300 in Liberty bonds. A lone bandit then robbed the Maritime restaurant, fleeing by car after lining up the proprietor and guests.
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Lonsdale
Maritime Restaurant
First Ave
Wafe
Pacific Fleet Becomes Stronger Than Atlantic Fleet
San Francisco reports Admiral W. Eberle states the Pacific fleet will exceed the Atlantic in tonnage and gunpower. Eberle to assume command with flag unfurled from the flagship New Mexico. An unrelated section notes a theft of 40 dollars and a quick getaway in a waiting car.
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San Francisco
Pacific
Atlantic
Bb. W. Eberle
Eberle
New Mexico
Unbleached muslin sheets on sale at Downstairs Store
The Downstairs Store offers unbleached muslin sheets 40 inches wide at 15 cents per yard. Versatile fabric for bed linens, garments, curtains and home crafts, highlighted as a broad home-use option.
Canton Flannel Sells Cheap At The Downstairs Store
1 700 yards of Canton flannel offered at 15 cents a yard. Slightly discolored on selvage but suitable for women and children's gowns and infants wear. Soft cotton with fleece finish on one side, 27 inches wide. Unusually low price at 15 cents per yard.
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Canton
Wayfarer Rehearsals Scheduled Amid Nativity Plans
Three rehearsals for The Wayfarer were scheduled for Thursday. At 10 am the 500 children in the nativity scene assembled in Plymouth Congregational Church to assign parts, with a second rehearsal at 2 pm at The Wayfarer headquarters 84 University Street. Tuesday night the 10th weekly re-
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Plymouth Congregational Church
Wayfarer
University St
Kentucky Elks Tour Seattle Before Grand Lodge Reunion
Forty nine Kentucky Elks from Louisville travel to Los Angeles for the grand lodge reunion and are entertained by Seattle brethren on Tuesday. Manila reports typhoon cuts power, causes property damage and paralyzes city lines.
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Kentucky Elks
Grand Lodge
Los Angeles
Seattle
Louisville
Manila
P. L
Chorus Rehearsal Set at First M E Church
Mail orders for Wayfarer tickets will be filled beginning July 11. L Webster, manager, announced the office will open in the arena on July.
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M. E
L. Webster
Bom
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Chevrolet
Chevrolet Rotor
Museaed
Elliott
HETL
BY E. M. Thierry
Gravetone
Daugherty
American Federation of Labor
Building Trades Council
Frederick & Nelson
Fifth Avenue
Pine Street
Fourth Fleet
Kentucky
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