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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jul 15, 1920

Page

24

Boy Saves Pal From Lake Fire Near Seattle

Fourteen year old Phil Simmons and his 11 year old friend Williamson escaped a blazing motorboat on Lake Washington after Simmons swam to shore and back to pull Williamson from the flames. Captain Lancaster aided by guiding the sinking vessel to shore and both boys were rescued by the ferry Leschi and Osprey after sustained burns to Simmons.

Phil Simmons E. Hutchkins Summit Motor Car Company Altho Providence Hospital Williamson Athena Lake Washington Leschi Boathouse Phil Lancaster East Seattle Neaster Island Shore Young Simmons Lancaster Wee Phil Y Leschi ES Leschi Seattle Osprey Leschi Park Providence Mercer Island Earl Bigelow Charles Pal

War Memorial in Convent Unveiled in Sittingbourne Grounds

London reports a thankgiving service for safety during the war at the Order of Nativity convents in England France and Belgium. A marble statue of the Sacred Heart was unveiled in the convent grounds at Sittingbourne as part of the ceremony.

London Eng Order of Nativity England France Belgium Sittingbourne

Turk Wins D. S. O. for War Bravery

London July 16 Captain Alexander Aaronsohn a Turkish subject of Jewish birth served as a sergeant when the war began and earned the D S O for bravery. He penetrated enemy lines in Palestine and brought back information that aided the British forces.

London Alexander Aaronsohn Palestine

Emperor's Bath Pool Open to Poor Children in Vienna

Vienna reports the Emperor Franz Joseph marble pool will be opened daily to poor children at no charge. The hidden pool, located in Schoenbrunn forests, was found after four months of searching. In Seattle, Harriet Anna Duffy 65 died at home after 18 years there from Kansas. She left two sons Walter and Ray and daughter Gertrude Kline. She belonged to Myrtle Chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star. Lonney-Watson Company handles funeral arrangements.

Vienna Francia Joseph Schoenbrunnn Harriet Anna Duffy 45Th Ave S. W Seattle Kansas Walter Ray Duffy Gertrude Kline Myrtle Order of the Eastern Star Lonney- Watson Company

Tanlac credited with dramatic recovery of Liberty engineer

John H. Packer of Liberty Missouri claims Tanlac restored his health after a two year illness with stomach trouble and hospital confinement. He gained 44 pounds after finishing four bottles and says he can work and eat normally again. Bartell Drug Stores in Seattle distribute Tanlac.

Liberty Taniac Tanlac Tanilac John H. Packer Missouri Seattle Bartell Drug Stores

Alaska Railroad Likely Finished Next Year

Col HM P Warren U S Army engineer in charge of construction supplies spoke at the Engineers' club luncheon in the Arctic building. He said the Alaska railroad would probably be finished by the latter part of next year.

Gineer Alaska North Engineers’ Club Arctic Col. Warren

Harold Bell Wright Granted Divorce

Joynettehouse assistant secretary of the treasury completed an inspection of the customs and internal revenue offices in the Puget Sound district. Wright’s divorce was granted following the proceedings. Wright is a notable figure linked to the Seattle area and public life.

Harold Bell Wright Tucson Aris Harold Tell Wright Frances L. Wright Customs and Internal Revenue Puget Sound Joynettehouse

Late for Banquet Flies to Olympia

P G Smith of Yakima spoke at the opening of the Olympian hotel in Olympia after traveling 76 miles in 72 minutes by airplane from Seattle. He rode with Sashi Aerial Taxi Company under pilot T T Muroney. The event highlighted Northwest Fruit Growers Exchange and featured major speakers.

Olympian Olympia P. G. Smith Yakima Northwest Fruit Growers’ Exchange Sashi Aerial Taxi Company Seattle T. T Muroney

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