Seattle Yanks Back at Camp
With 18 Washington men among them and 43 veterans of Europe fronts, a convoy passes Seattle en route to Camp Lewis to await discharge Monday. Names include Private Joseph Brucader, Private V. J., Private Lloyd, Private J. Griffiths, Sergt. Carl J. Haley, Private John John, William Hooper, Joseph A. Park, Sergt. Charles Stearns, Private Fred G. Hyke, Private H. Howells, Sergt. K. W. Jarrett, R. Oakes, Private FE. J. Riese, Sergt. Earl V. m., Ray Graves and others from 12th Infantry, 306th Supply Train, 347th G. Batt., 91st Division, and 1st Air Service Mechan.
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Washington
Europe
Camp Lewis
Seattle
Cantonment
L. A. Averill
Joseph Brucader
Okanogan
V. J
18Th Field Artillery
Spokane
Clyde Goodwill
Lloyd
J. Griffiths
Ryther Fund Still Short Of $150000 Goal
Seattle campaign for Mother Ryther’s Home reports only about $50,000 raised so far. Despite brisk sales of inscribed bricks and a smoker event at the Arc, the fund committee says checks are coming in and hopes to reach the target before the campaign ends.
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Arc
Mother Ryther
Children’s Institution
Seattle
Militia Regiment Plans Summer Camp Near Murray
The Third Washington infantry, about 1,200 strong, began two weeks of training at Farwell near Murray. Campers moved in Sunday and formal drills started Monday under Col. A. E. Campbell acting commander.
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Washington Infantry
Farwell
Murray
A. E. Campbell
Eastlake Line Introduces Faster Street Railway Service
The Eastlake Line unveils speedier streetcar service during peak hours from Martin Street to Pine Street. Inauguration day featured morning runs from 6 to 8:30 a.m. Local service remained as usual, with non stop runs operating 4:20 to 6:20 p.m.
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Eastlake
Spe
Martin St
Pine
Will U S Bankers Finance China
John Jay Abbott, a Chicago banker, will report to American capitalists who sent him to China to study a proposed huge loan to the Chinese government as tensions over Shantung rise after China refused to sign the peace treaty.
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China
Shantung
John Jay Abbott
Chicago
Collision injures six after auto crashes into street car
Municipal investigators probe a Saturday crash at Woodland Park avenue and North 45th street. Six people in the automobile driven by E J Melby are injured, including Conrad Lydia Elmer and C J Melby, all taken to the city hospital. The street car, with Motorman G E Hopkins and Conductor C D Ryan, had no passengers aboard and was headed to the barn.
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Green Lake
Woodland Park Ave
N. 45Th St
E. J. Melby
Everett Shingle Co
Conrad Melby
Lydia Melby
Elmer Melby
Co. J. Melby
C. J. Melby
Jonas Bergh
Eau Claire
Wis
Melby
G. E. Hopkins
W. 66Th At
C. D. Ryan
Auto Hits Bicycle Injures EightYearOld Boy
Lee A St John eight was injured when a bicycle he rode collided with a car driven by M A Reed at Marginalway and Spokane streets on Sunday afternoon. The bicycle was demolished. After treatment at the city hospital the boy was returned home with Reed.
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Lee A. St. John
Belmont Ave
M. A. Reed
S. Lst
Tacoma
Marginalway
Spokane St
Reed
Bandit Robs Roadhouse Near Silver Lake
A masked bandit robbed roadhouse proprietor C. Willard at 3 AM, taking 92.50. He fled in a car toward Seattle as merrymakers inside continued celebrating. deputies searched but found no trace of the suspect.
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Silver Lake
Everett
C. Willard
Willard
Seattle
Drive experts called to duty organize memorial funds
Seattle civic leaders tapped drive experts to raise money for Memorial Auditorium. The Memorial Association board plans subscriptions and signatures from preliminary donors to form a capable organizer slate, with officers and a permanent board elected Tuesday at the Army and Navy club. Remittances go to treasurer Andrew Price, 721 Second Ave.
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Seattle
Memorial
The
Memorial Association
Army and Navy Club
Andrew Price
Second Ave
Policeman Shot in McMinnville Robbery Attempt
McMinnville Oregon July 7 Night policeman J E Clark is in the hospital after losing his left hand in a shooting by men in an automobile Saturday night. The car halted as he gave directions, he was ordered to raise his hands, and the assailants fired. They escaped.
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Mcminnville, Or
J. E. Clark
Clark
Sixty Five Mountaineers Return From Cascade Snow Outing
A 65 member mountaineering party returns to Seattle Sunday night after a Fourth of July weekend in the Cascades. Led by Ralph Leber the group climbed Red Mountain to 6,280 feet near Snowlake enjoying midsummer snow sports.
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Cascades
Seattle
Snowlake
Ralph Leber
Red Mountain
Longshoreman Dies After Viaduct Fall
Martin Burns, a longshoreman, died in city hospital Sunday morning from a fractured skull after an unexplained fall from the viaduct over the railway tracks at Duwamish avenue and Lucille street Saturday evening.
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Martin Burns
Duwamish Ave
Lucille St
Bon Marche Looks to Clear End of Season Stock
The store faces rising merchandise costs yet aims to cut prices on end of season items. Departments contend with perfect goods in limited sizes colors or styles, reducing value and forcing sale at whatever price they can obtain.
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Eastlake Line
U.S
Bandit
Roadhouse
Georgette, Pongee Or
Taffeta
Oye
Dolman Coats
Dolman
Bolivia
Evora
ED Coats
Foster
Wichert-Gardner
Red Cross
Vic Kid
Russia
Louis
Kid Oxfords
Wweww
Louis Dene
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