Two Men At Large With Mental Health Issues In City Area
A woman blackberry picking near Madison Park was confronted by an unclad man with a mental health condition. A second man, believed to be roaming north of city limits, chased a 10 year old near Bothell road. the boy escaped. A Spaniard, J D Buscady, 45, was arrested later for disorderly conduct after the woods encounter, while search for the Lake City suspect continued.
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Lake Washington
Madison Park
Lake City
Bothell Road
A. Sanderson
Matt Starwich
Stewart Campbell
Madison ‘Park
38Th Ave
Howard Ewing
Dist Ave
Gorgert
the Elks
Bouckaert
George H. Coffin
Coffin
J. D. Buscady
City
Auto wreck injures six. infant fatally hurt
Six persons were injured Sunday night at the intersection of 32nd ave S and Lane st. The 18 month old Lela May Maybe died later but recovered enough to go home by Monday morning. The Maybes, visitors from Tulsa, stay with the Knoerrs at 1128 15th ave.
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32Nd Ave. S
Lane St
Providence Hospital
Lela
P. M
Fred Knoerr
Neena Knoerr
32Nd Ave
Maybes
15Th Ave
Maybe
Tulsa
Okla
Two Killed as Martin Bomber Plunges Into Cars
Moundsville West Virginia July 11 Army officials from Washington and Dayton were en route to investigate a Martin bombing plane crash that occurred on takeoff from the local field. The accident killed five people, injured more than twenty, and destroyed 16 automobiles. Lieuts M C Maciver and E H Dunton were aboard and escaped with minor injuries.
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Moundsville
W. Va
Army
Washington
Dayton
Ohio
Flying Field
Martin
Lieut
M. C. Maciver
E. H. Dunton
Man leaps off liner Fu Shimi Maru in dawn escape
An unidentified man leaped from the Nippon Yusen Kaisha liner Fu Shimi Maru at Pier B Smith Cove and swam ashore as gunfire cracked the water. Patrolman W G Cottle heard the splash and saw the man swim toward shore in what authorities call an attempt to smuggle into the United States. Bullets churned the water around his head as he reappeared, and he likely reached shore wounded, believed to be a stowaway from Japan.
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Pier B. Smith Cove
Port Commission Terminal
W. G. Cottle
United States
al Tho
Japan
Coyle Funeral Services Set For Today
Funeral services for William J. Coyle father of Trent Coyle will be held this afternoon at Bonney-Watson parlors. Luria will be interred at Washelli cemetery.
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W. J. Coyle
William J. Coyle
Trent
Bonney-Watson
Luria
Washelli
Laura Volstead Named Confidant in Prohibition Drive
Miss Laura Volstead daughter of the Minnesota congressman who championed prohibition becomes her father's chief aide in enforcing the dry law. She acts as his confidential assistant guiding policy and outreach for the prohibition campaign.
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Laura Volstead
Minnesota
Disarmament Conference Plans Outlined by Harding
President Harding announces a Washington conference inviting Great Britain France Italy Japan and the United States to discuss armament limits. China will join Far Eastern talks and key Pacific issues including the open door policy and Japan's Yap mandate will be addressed for a unified approach to Pacific and Far Eastern questions.
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Cates
Japan
United States
France
Italy
China
Association of Nations
Hughes
Harding
Pacific
Great Britain
Washington
Far East
Lloyd George Backs Harding Disarmament Proposal
British Premier Lloyd George told the House of Commons he welcomed President Harding’s invitation to a disarmament conference and pledged full cooperation. He emphasized U.S.-Britain friendship as key to world peace and said the Anglo Japanese alliance should align with the League of Nations covenant. ambassade Harvey delivered the invitation at Chequers. dominion leaders joined discussions as the imperial conference resumed.
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London
Great Britain
Lloyd George
Harding
House of Commons
United States
Japan
Far East
British Empire
League of Nations
Harvey
Chequers Court
Dominions
King George
Dominion
Meighan
Canada
Fire damages two homes in morning blaze
A morning fire began about 4 50 am in a kitchen stove at 1502 First Ave W owned by C C Rollins. The flames spread to his neighbor Dr C Wilhelmy at 20 W Galer St, causing about 50 dollars damage to Wilhelmy and 1000 dollars to Rollins. Rollins and his family escaped in night clothes as firefighters fought the blaze.
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Cc. W. Rollins
First Ave
Dr. C. Wihelmy
Galer St
Rollins
Wilhelmy
Prisoners Escape Federal Detention Station
Eight prisoners overpowered guards at the federal detention station Saturday night and unlocked doors to flee. Police and federal officers hunted the escapees Monday while nineteen prisoners chose to stay inside the unlocked building. Escaped men included Frank Arnold, Jorge Ortega, Bernard Leal, Jintaro Nakasawa, J A Stevens, and Peter Strack. others were Mexican, Japanese, and Canadian. The Weekly Nation warned Canada may keep its own Washington and Geneva representatives, risking American friendship over Japanese policy.
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M. C. Poweyl
Joseph Harlan
Watcrymen
Federal Detention Station
Altho
Frank Arnold
Jorge Ortega
Bernard Leal
Jintaro Nakasawa
J. A. Stevens
Peter Strack
Nation
Canada
Washington
Geneva
United States
France Takes Plan Under Advisement
Paris July 11 The French government has taken under advisement President Harding's disarmament conference proposal. Selden A Whitehouse American charge d affaires met officials to learn French attitude. A reply was expected later. France likely to reserve on land disarmament due to Germany's proximity.
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Paris
Harding
Selden A. Whitehouse
Elen
Washi
White House
France
Germany
Irish Peace Talks Set To Open In London Thursday
London July 11 Irish peace negotiations will open Thursday. Kamonn De Valera, president of the Irish republic, notified Premier Lloyd George that he would come to London on that date to begin the important conference.
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London
Rkamonn de Valera
Irish Republic
Lloyd George
de Valera
Dublin Welcomes Opening of Truce
Dublin marks noon with sirens and cheers as the armistice between British forces and Sinn Fein takes effect. Sinn Fein delegation led by Eamonn De Valera, joined by Arthur Griffith and Messrs Stack and Barton, will depart for London tomorrow.
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Dublin
Sinn Fein
Eamonn de Valera
London
de Valera
Counsst
Arthur Griffith
Messrs
Stack
Barton
Dall Eireann
Belfast Riots Persist as Truce Approaches Noon
Violence in Northern Ireland continued through the truce as a mail train near Carrickmore was derailed and six cars burned. Rioting in Belfast left 14 dead, 106 injured, and 200 homeless amid bread wagon arson and street clashes before noon.
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Belfast
Ireland
Londonderry
Carrickmore
Tyrone
Plymouth Church Holds Fourth Annual Vacation Bible School Pageant
The Plymouth church completed its fourth annual daily vacation Bible school with a public pageant and demonstration of work on Sunday. Organizers say this year’s program was the most successful yet, drawing a strong show of community support.
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Bible School
Plymouth Church
Mercerized Lisle Hose and Stockings in Several Colors
Women's seamless Mercerized Lisle stockings with hemmed tops offered in black white brown and gray. Sizes 8 14 to 10.
July Clearance Shirts and Silk-Plated Socks Sale
Striped madras shirts feature handsome mercerized fabrics in a wide color range and sizes 14 to 17. Special July clearance event. Also offered are men’s silk plated socks in brown gray green and two-tone mixtures in all sizes.
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BON Marche
Men’s Athletic Union
Madras Union
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Man
Lisle
Copenhagen
Nainsook Union
Union Street
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