Woman's head injury ruled accidental fall instead of hammer
After examining the skull wound police suspected a hammer was involved but doctors at City Hospital concluded Annie McDonald aged 46 of 2229 Seventh Ave was accidentally injured in a fall from a chair while tacking up a picture.
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City Hospital
Annie McDonald
Seventh Ave
Steal of Hens Jewels Tub Fixtures Reported
Police headquarters reported thefts of three red hens bathtub fixtures an overcoat a watch an automobile and a case of surgical instruments. The county city building is being fitted with blue and white striped awnings as summer prep continues.
Pinsk Is Burning as Russian Artillery Presses Teuton Stronghold
On the Pinsk front Russian forces advance with heavy artillery fire, reportedly taking thousands of prisoners in a rapid drive around Lemberg and Minek. Reuter dispatches note Pinsk aflame and intense fighting near Pinek as Haig reports gains east of Wytechaete in the Ypres region.
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Teuton
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New Russia
Lemberg
Minek
United Press Lowseed
London
Rusela
Reuter
Pinek
Haig
Wytachade
War Office
Tiritteh
Hollebeke
Ooostaverne Hoth
Lille
Someones
Halg
Lens
Belgian Mission Arrives Sunday in Seattle
The article details a Belgian mission headed by Aaron Moncheur arriving in Seattle with plans for a motor tour and a Monday program including a mass meeting at the Arena and a public dinner at the Masonic temple. Baron Moncheur speaks to Seattle Belgians in Flemish or French, tickets sold at local banks and shops, and officials oversee arrangements at the Hill home with Belgian staffers assisting.
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Highland Drive
Lake Washington Ship Canal
Lake Washington
Rainier Club
Arena
Baron Moncheur
Masonic Temple
Seattle
First National Bank
Seattle National Bank
National Bank of Commerce
National City Bank
Dexter Horton Bank
Union Savings and Trust Co
Frederick & Nelson
Fon. Marche
Rhodes Bros.’ Department Store
Bartell's Drug Store
Second Ave
Union St
Chamber of Commerce and Commercial Club
Great Northern
Portland
Aaron Moncheur
Havre
Turkey
Jen. Leclercq
M. Hector Cartier
National Bank of
Belgium
Antwerp
Bank Co
South America
Draft Lottery Details Emerge as Capsul es Hold Numbers
Officials say draft may be delayed by resignations from local boards while President Wilson weighs lottery plans. A first drawing could cover only the initial levy or all 9,649,939 registrants with a serial list. Twenty men from Provost Marshal Crowder will draw numbers from a globe as 9.5 million registrants must watch for excusal and medical steps.
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Wilson
Crowder
Globe America
War Department
Washington
America
Library theft clue tied to school discovery
A steamer rug and pillow slip stolen from the Queen Anne branch library were found at the Queen Anne grammar school on Fifth avenue North and Taylor Street. The items were discovered on a desk inside the school after an entry.
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Queen Anne
Queen Anne Grammar School
Fifth Ave
Taylor St
Sacred Church Concert Soloist at Welsh Presbyterian
Mrs Cora Owens Wright will be soloist at a sacred concert at the Welsh Presbyterian church located at Tenth Ave North and East John Street this Sunday at 7 30 p m.
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Cora Owens Wright
Welsh Presbyterian Church
Tenthave
RE. John St
Fast service to American Lake from Colman Dock
Boats depart Colman Dock on the odd hours after 7 am with two hour intervals. The service connects with an electric car in Tacoma for a round trip direct to Army Post aboard Puget Sound Navigation Co.
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Colman Dock
Tacoma
Army Post
Puget Sound Navigation CO
S. S. Tacoma
Indianapolis
German Offensives Fail As French Hold Line Near Laon
Paris reports Germany abandoned the south Laon counter offensive and resumed artillery farther east near Rhelma La Royere Pantheon and Moronvillers. From June 21 to 30, 19 enemy aircraft and one captive balloon were shot down, with fourteen aircraft seriously damaged within enemy lines.
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Paris
Germany
Laon
Rhelma
Laroyere Pantheon
Moronvillers
Impending Revolution Lecture by W A Baker
The Associated Bible Students announce a public lecture by W A Baker of Portland Ore on The Impending Revolution Its Cause and Cure. The event is Sunday July 5th at 7 57 in the evening at 8 A Tabdrnac Seventh Ave Het Pike and Unton. A collection will be taken.
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Associated Bible Students
W. A. Baker
Portland, Ore
Baker
Signe
the Times
Danbury Hatters Case Faces Sheriff Auction of 141 Homes
The Danbury Hatters capital labor dispute climaxes July 16 as the sheriff begins auctioning 141 hatter homes. Since 1885 unionization shifts and boycotts tied to Loewe shop’s 80,000 dollar loss under Sherman anti trust claims mark a protracted battle between Loewe Anti Boycott group and Danbury Hatters union with the AFL.
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Danbury Hatters
America
Danbury Hat
Loewe
American Federation of Labor
Sulit
Anti-Boycott Association
Danbury Hatters’ Union
Danbury Hatters Face Forced Home Sale in Loewe Case
An elderly Danbury hatter recalls arriving from Ireland in 1850 and fearing a July 16 home sale tied to Loewe boycott pressures. He laments broken promises, notes union aid promised by the boycott, and worries about losing his lifelong home and retirement.
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Ireland
New York
Danbury
Dietrich Loewe
Women Only Remedy for Female Troubles Widely Endorsed
Ladies seeking a trusted treatment for irregularities are urged to try a time tested remedy. The ad claims broad satisfaction from thousands of testimonials and emphasizes safety and reliability for continuous use.
I W W Activity Grows Serious in Pacific Northwest
Unprecedented I W W activity spreads across Washington Oregon and Idaho with strikes that blockade logging camps in Eastern Washington and the Idaho panhandle. Threats to law and order in the Yakima valley prompt troop requests as farmers form Home Defense leagues ready to resist LW W actions.
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Portland
Pacific Northwest
Washington
Idaho
Oregon
W. W
Idaho Panhandle
Yakima Valley
Inland Empire
LW. W
Old Man Refuses Dress for Photo Amid Home Fears
A distressed parent resists dressing for a photograph while his daughter urges him to look presentable. He insists the clothes he wears daily are enough, fearing he may lose his home. The scene hints at looming financial or housing troubles surrounding a family.
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Pap
Auto Hits Woman During Collision on Friday Night
An automobile collision involving John P. Doran and Roland W. Cotterill left Doran with cuts and possible internal injuries. A bystander, Mr Mutal of 306 15th Ave, suffered bruises after being struck as the car capsized while hitting the curb.
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John P. Doran
Dearborn Jr
Roland W. Cotterill
Park Board
Doran
R Mutal
15Th Ave
Community Sing at Woodland Park Sunday
The first community sing open to all will be held at Woodland Park at 2 30 p m Sunday. George Hastings in bass will lead the event with Wagner's band.
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Wagner
Woodland Park
George Hastings
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