Victim Identified by Initals in Skykomish Wreck Hat
One of two hoboes presumed dead in the Great Northern mail and fruit express crash at Skykomish may be identified by the initials H. A. U. on a hat found at the wreck. A severed leg from another victim confirms at least one tramp died. Silk bolts and cases were scattered along the right of way and looted by sightseers. Officials expect an official wreck report soon.
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Great Northern Mail and Fruit
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Seattle Parks Host Big Independence Day Celebrations
Seattle parks and open air resorts crowded with crowds on Independence Day. The downtown parade began at 10 o clock with former Senator Samuel H. Piles speaking at City Hall Park as the Declaration was read. Pageants, fireworks, and patriotic songs lit up Woodland Fortuna and Green Lake parks while beaches overflowed and minor injuries were rare.
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Wants Mufflers Put on Roosters
A. Rosenberg of 1414 E Union St reports roosters near his neighborhood farm crow loudly. He asks police to require mufflers on the birds to reduce noise.
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Hoquiam Man Receives Croix de Guerre for Argonne Service
Milan Dahmney, a Hoquiam lumberman now 20, has been awarded the Croix de Guerre with gold star by the French government for distinguished service as a runner in the Argonne during six days of heavy bombardment while with the 348th Machine Gun battalion.
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Milan Dahmney
Argonne
Bold thief steals police bike at Woodland Park
Police seek suspect after bold theft of a police motorcycle from Woodland Park Saturday evening. In Wenatchee, a fire at Schrock Nelson Stock Company feeding barn killed over two hundred sheep, with firecracker blamed for the blaze.
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Woodland Park
Wenatchee
Schrock-Nelson Stock Company
Star Spangled Banner Played to Aid Umpire
James Murray a K of C secretary umpiring a ball game in Coblenz called strikes amid uproar then signaled as the regimental band played the Star Spangled Banner. The doughboys stood at attention and Murray exited the field with dignity.
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Nomination Joy as Cox Is Named Presidential Candidate
Dayton reports Gov. James Middleton Cox learning he secured the Democratic nomination for president at the San Francisco convention. Tears and cheers followed the telegraph word as Cox was carried by supporters to his office. He later greeted colleagues, visited friends, and prayed at his mother's grave, recalling a Cleveland White House moment.
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Brewer Dies at Hoquiam Home Former Legislator L. H. Brewer
L. H. Brewer, former state legislator, died in Hoquiam at age 52. He was the son of district pioneers. Funeral services set for Thursday under the auspices of Elks Moose Foresters and Woodmen of the World.
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L. H. Brewer
Elka, Moose, Foresters and
Woodmen of the World
Gibbons Beats Ryegate Returns Population Figures
The census bureau released 1920 population results showing Ryegate Montana at 405 and Gibbons Precinct Washington at 628. Both areas have been incorporated since 1910.
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Census Bureau Today
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The Blind See Chapter XXVI Siege Tension
In a tense frontier camp the threat of attack lingers yet no danger emerges. Sim Gage and Annie Squires uncover a cryptic letter hinting at conspiracies linking Charlie Dorenwald and Waldhorn, while Doctor Barnes and soldiers monitor the dam area under martial rule.
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Sim Gage
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Sin Gage
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Doc
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Nervous disorders ad and coded messages discovered
Anxious scenes unfold around Dr Williams Pink Pills and a cryptic note found in a hospital setting. Annie Squires uncovers writing from a magazine while Mary Gage awaits nerve treatment amid tension and potential danger in Santa Rosa.
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Mary Gage
Annie
Columbia Cole
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