Bank Robbery At Everett Bank Ends In Gunfire And Flight
A masked bandit robbed the Everett Bank of Commerce yesterday afternoon injuring Assistant Cashier J. C. Olson and Cashier J. Le Lyon. Lyon was shot through the neck and jaw, the robber escaped on a bicycle with a small cash haul, abandoning the bicycle and leaving a satchel with $18, a revolver, and a false mustache. Police and citizens pursued the thief north to the waterfront, where officers found the loot and pursued further. Lyon’s condition was serious but doctors held hope for recovery. The suspect was described as a young, smooth shaved man in a long colored coat.
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Sailor James Dale Dies After Window Jump
A 28 year old sailor named James Dale, a patient at City Hospital, leaped from an open window on the fourth floor of the new municipal building hospital ward and fell 60 feet to the cement sidewalk, dying almost instantly. Police found the body after the crash, and he had been admitted last Saturday with typhoid fever.
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Blaze at Federal Paint and Wallpaper Store on First Avenue
Fire of doubtful origin broke out at the Federal Paint and Wallpaper company at 1314 First Avenue night. Damage reached 42 500 with stock valued at 25 000 and insurance at 14 500. Proprietor Edwin L Graves suspects a firecracker started the blaze through the front door transom. Graves was in the basement when flames were found in the front of the store.
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Gjoa Sloop Resting in Golden Gate Park Displays Gift
The sloop Gjoa, once sailed by Captain Amandsen against the Northwest Passage, rests docked in Golden Gate Park. The ship’s whip was formally presented to park officials by the Norwegian consul Obedient Dewehter in a ceremony witnessed by thousands.
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Pacific County Day Opens with Varied Events
A.Y.P. E program at Pacific County Day in South Bend features concerts by Wagner's AeYoR Band and Innes' Band, model school exhibitions, and free lectures on irrigation. The schedule lists lectures by Prof MH T French, a Fiat of the airship AsYP, juggling acts, theatrical pieces by Pacific University, and a fireworks finale by the Fireworks Company of Seattle.
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Children from Frisco to visit Seattle and beyond
Eighty guests from the San Francisco Examiner will arrive in Seattle tomorrow evening. Of them 33 stay three days then tour America, while the rest remain ten days exploring Seattle and its surrounding countryside. The Examiner party includes 46 public school students aged 14 to 18, plus teachers and companions, with tours to Yellowstone Park Chicago New York Washington New Orleans and the Grand Canyon. Edward Rainey leads the group at the Butler Annex.
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Burglar Strikes Home as Husband Claims Missing Wife
G L Trigg of 617 Sunday Ave reports his wife disappeared after a quarrel and says he found $1900 missing, describing the sum variably as 200 600 or 1000. He suspects she went to Washington DC to a sister. Another item notes a burglary at 1216 37th Ave North where silverware and trinkets were taken.
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Pythians Fill Expo as Lodge Delegates Arrive in Seattle
Thousands of Pythians from across the nation attend the A- oP exposition in Seattle. Chancellor Henry T. Brown and 40 K of P officers are honored at a luncheon. A reception in the Washington State building follows at 1. Activities include Damon and Pythian by Dayton, Ohio, at 2:20 and drills by seven uniform rank teams in the stadium at 4 p.m.
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Friends seek missing Alaskan explorer Acklin in Seattle
J A Acklin an Alaskan resident disappeared in Seattle on May 31 after walking with his wife from the Admiral Hotel toward Pike Street to meet an old Klondiker friend William Devine. His wife and friends continue to search as family notes his failing health and past poor investments after selling Alaska holdings three years earlier.
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City council approves 4500 for new garbage dump bridge
The United States government resident engineer reported on the existing garbage dump near the city. The council appropriated 4500 dollars last night for the construction of a pile bridge at a point between blocks P and L of Ladd's Factory Bites to be used instead.
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California Weds Girl He Never Met
Ming Ten trice right of Livermore California and Charles Tight a Bloomington Illinois postal clerk are to be married in Chicago tonight. The romance began when a misaddressed card connected two unknown people via Uncle Sam's postal system.
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Woman Found Beaten In Doorway. Suspect Arrested
In New York a severely beaten unknown woman was found in a doorway of a longmont home at Baet 1thet early today. Philip Calla, son of a nearby proprietor, was arrested on suspicion of complicity in the crime as blood tracks show the path of the assailant.
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Ferris Dies After Seven Week Illness In Beattie
Chaunesy W. Ferris longtime Beattie first comptroller died after a seven week illness at Puget Bound sanitarium. He is survived by his mother Mrs Phoebe B Perris and a married sister living in Hilidale Michigan. Ferris was a member of the Beattie pee club and Beattie F O B A 1.
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Fire destroys Central Meat Market area in Wenatchee
A late afternoon blaze in Wenatchee caused $16 150 in losses ending with the fire under control by 4 30 p m Three horses perished in a rear stable as wind carried flames toward the business district No casualties reported and firefighters contained the blaze quickly Belgrade report notes King Peter uninjured after a fall from his horse but expected to recover in days
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Mexican consul attacked in Yuma may die
Mexican consul Borique Comache was attacked by two men who berated him for not supporting the avouted Mostean. He said he would let justice run its course, and one assailant struck him with a railroad opice, injuries possibly fatal.
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Georgian era spy’s disgraceful end shocks Auburn crowd
In Auburn on July 1 a secret service man named Giuseppe Banducci who had been in Helant and linked to Jove Bardato was electrocuted this morning. He asked that his deepest regret be conveyed to his parents in Roon.
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Local Elks to Send Delegates to Los Angeles Reunion
About twenty Beattle Elk representatives will travel to Los Angeles for the annual Be attle BPO Elks reunion July 15 to 17. Names from this city include William H. Moore BE, BR Ingersoll and A Reynolds, grand lodge members.
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Bremerton Heights Real Estate Boom Promised
Early investors are urged to buy in Premerton Heights near the Navy Yard with promises of large profits in one year. Homes are rising as Navy Yard workers move in, offers include $2 down and $1 monthly payments, large lots from 86 dollars, and free showings plus round trip transportation from Seattle and Bremerton offices.
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