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S. S&s
Swift
Swift Laboratory
Atlanta, Ga
Fraser-Paterson Co
Seattle firefighter dies after unexploded bomb hits during display
Capt. James E. Maloney of the Seattle fire department died after an unexploded bomb from a Seattle Times fireworks display struck him on the head. The Port Blakely native born January 12, 1880 joined the force November 27, 1904 and was revered for bravery. An inquest may be scheduled as coroner’s officials could not confirm. Funeral arrangements have not been completed.
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James E. Maloney
Feattle
Seattle Times
Capt. Maloney
Port Blakely
Ready for New Double Tracks
The street railway department begins top projects funded by a general fund loan until the $790000 bond issue funds arrive in September. Work starts next week on Leary Avenue double tracking for Ballard cars, Avalon Way double track, and track connections at Third Ave and Pine St, with Chief Engineer J J Wettrick in charge.
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General Fund
Street Railway Department
Municipal Traction System
Leary Ave
Ballard Cars
Avalon Way
Third Ave
Pine St
J. J. Wettrick
Miss Rankin Returns From Geneva Meeting
Miss Jeannette Rankin former Montana representative and American delegate to the Geneva congress of women was aboard the Noordam arriving in New York with troops. Other transports reaching here Sunday included the Arizonian Cala mares Great Northern and Edward Doheny 111 bringing the total troop count to 9 963.
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New York
Jeanette Rankin
House of Representatives
Montana
International Congress of Women
Geneva
Noordam
Arizonian
Calamares
Great Northern
Edward Doheny
U S Invites Debate Over Mexico Seizure and Intervention
Washington hears two rival U.S. investor groups urging Congress to act on Mexican property. Pioneer farmers own about 4 million dollars in farms and ranches, many in Chihuahua. Big interests desire intervention to reclaim mines, oil, and rails, with claims of over one billion dollars invested by Americans.
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Washington
Congress
Mexico
Chihuahua
Wilson
Tampico
Carranza
Norman Gould
New York
America
Cops Hear Gurgle and Arrest Victim
Police arrested James Hepden 24 Saturday night after hearing a gurgle from a suitcase believed to contain squirrel whisky at Railroad Avenue and Washington Street. Patrolman Tom Walsh and E K Darnell detained him. bail was set at 100 dollars.
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James Hepden
Tom Walsh
E. K. Darnell
Railroad Ave
Washington St
Hepden
M. Shimida
Sixth Ave
First Aid Stations Planned in Parks
Red Cross first aid stations for the Northwest division will spread to Washington Oregon and Idaho parks after a Seattle demonstration tour by Dr. A N McDonald the division head. He will depart Seattle soon to show the value of these stations in three states.
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Red Cross
Washington
Oregon
Idaho
A. N. McDonald
Northwest Division
MacDonald
Seattle
Seattle Officer Receives British Distinguished Service Cross
Lieut. Col. Rush P. Wheat, Seattle attorney and veteran of two wars, received the British Distinguished Service Cross in Paris from the army adjutant general. The decoration is linked to his duties as telegraph officer for the Paris district during World War I.
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Rush P. Wheat
Seattle
Adjutant General of the Army
Paris
Wheat
Alleged stabber held in city jail after dispute
Frank Johnson, 24, a news vendor, is held on an open charge in the city jail for allegedly stabbing John Martoff, 22, of Amelia Apts, at Fourth Ave and Virginia St. Saturday afternoon during a meeting argument. Martoff was treated and released from the city hospital.
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Frank Johnson
John Martoff
Amelia Apts
17Th Ave
Fourth Ave
Virginia Stx
Martoff
Fugitive Nabbed Again After Jail Break Thriver
Ted Doyle age 25 leaped the prisoners dock rail and fled the court on June 30 but was re arrested Saturday at Sixth avenue and King Street by Patrolmen J O Neal and J R Moorr.
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Ted Doyle
Police Court
Sixth Ave
King St
J. O. Neal
J. R. Moorr
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Department of Chemistry
Internal Revenue Office
Washington, D. C
Briacer Drug CO
Kansas City
Blumauer-Frank Drug Company
Portland
Pam
Miss Rankin
M. A. Gottstein Furniture CO
Buck
Belding Hall
Buck’s Pipeless Furnace
Lntere
Buck's
Yoo
Aeo Weis
Furnitu
Teres
U.S
Paget Sound Savings and Loan Association
Pike Street
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