Thieves Steal Cars and Cash in City Burglary Spree
A rash of thefts struck Tuesday night as burglars raided Ernest E Heinrich’s home and robbed several vehicles. About $1,500 in cash war savings stamps and jewelry were taken. two cars were stolen and numerous items looted from cars parked downtown. Victims include Mrs. T J Williams and Dr F P Roach with losses ranging from handbags and jewelry to a golfing outfit and a sample case. Police report multiple break ins around Third avenue Madison to Columbia streets and nearby neighborhoods.
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Ernest E. Heinrich
Shoreland Drive
Heinrich
T. J. Williams
Jackson Jr
Third Ave
University
F. P. Roach
Wash
D Ave
Madison
E. M. Kennedy
Columbia St
Second Ave
Florence Court
Third Ve
Linden Ave
Sixth and
Olive St
Cruelty cases proven in Paris military camps hearings
Washington reports that testimony from witnesses called by a House special committee confirms cruelty charges against American soldiers in Paris area camps. Former prisoners described alleged abuses at Bastille, stockade, prison farm No 2, and St Ann's hotel, with officers involved and some awaiting court-martial.
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Washington
United Press
France
Special Committee of the House
Dallin- Ber
Massachusetts
Onetnee
Paris
Bastile
St. Ann's Hotel
Pontine
Aese
Aera
Micer
A. H. Mendleburg, Balti
Menpoor
Navy gunboat Marblehead heads north to curb fish pirates
The Marblehead, just returned from the North and to be placed out of commission, sailed from San Francisco for Alaska. Admiral Evans followed with about six ex soldiers volunteering for duty. Reports say pirates have looted traps as far south as Ketchikan, and it is unclear if Governor Riggs requested naval aid.
Import of Chinese intestines for sausage casings nears 400000
The article notes that imports from China supply about 400000 worth of intestines yearly used as sausage casings in the United States. This reflects a substantial trade in a niche food-processing material.
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U. S
China
90,652 Battle Deaths In War
Washington reports from the war department show 90,652 battle deaths in the war overall with 79,210 deaths from disease and 110,944 wounded in action or degree. The Seattle Shoemakers' association picnic is set for Thursday, July 17 at Renton Junction.
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Washington
United States Army
War Department
Siberia
Seattle Shoemakers’ Association
Renton Junction
Bargain Basement Savings Policy Highlights
The Bon March highlights secret to Bargain Basement savings with no deliveries, no alterations, no credit, no C O D privileges, and no expensive fixtures. Result is no high prices.
Silk-Mixed Poplin Skirts Priced at 3.25
Medium weight silk mixed poplin skirts offered in black navy and a few Copenhagen shades. Durable for business or street wear with trimmings including buttons tassels and buckles. Girdle effects pockets and separate girdles shown. Waist sizes 26 to 31.
Girl Returns to Home After Short Runaway
Thirteen year old Elizabeth Pratt returned to her parents Tuesday afternoon after running away with 250 Liberty bonds and 50 000 shares of bank stock. Police had been asked to aid in locating her but she brought the securities back and said she spent the night at the Elma hotel near 14th Ave South and Jackson. A landlady who housed her loaned $2 to help her while she looked for work.
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Elizabeth Pratt
Elma Hotel
14Th Ave. S
Jackson
Elizabeth
Forest fire near Rockdale in Snoqualmie forest under control
A fire raging along the Milwaukee railroad near Rockdale burned 50 to 60 acres, now reported under control by a railroad crew aided by government forestry men. Carelessness by pickers has caused several smaller fires in King and Kitsap counties, potentially threatening timberlands.
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Snoqualmie National Forest
Milwaukee
Rockdale
Washington Forest Fire Association
King and
Kitsap
United States Forestry Department
Young Thugs Assault Street Car Crew After Stop
A group of youths tried to steal a ride on a Madrona street car Tuesday night and attacked the conductor J B Swiger and motorman F B Lemon after they ordered them off. The pair, both identified by street addresses, were beaten about the head and face as police arrived the youths fled.
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Madrona
J. B. Swiger
Eighth Ave
F. B. Lemon
Madison St
Police Guarding New York Docks
Steamship piers on both river fronts were reinforced by police to deter further seamen disruptions. About 200 seamen visited the Ward line pier in Brooklyn at midnight and forcibly removed 40 crew members from a vessel before police intervened with night sticks.
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New York
Ward Line
Brooklyn
Chinese Charged by Federal Grand Jury
Lee We Chin, an American born Chinese, was arrested on a bench warrant after a federal grand jury returned a secret indictment. Chin is held for trial under a $1500 bond and charged with possession of cocaine and morphine.
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Revenue
Federal Grand Jury
Lee We Chin
Chin
Kobe City Plans New Underground Railway Lines
Kobe officials outline a major overhaul of the city railway system with plans for elevated or underground routes. The initiative targets improving eastern Kobe and modernizing transit options for residents and commuters.
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Kobe
Wilson to Make Treaty Speech Delays Capital Tour
President Wilson drafts a speech to urge Senate ratification of the Franco British pledge to aid France against German aggression. He plans public and private talks with lawmakers, with a Boise stop to address Senator Borah’s constituents and explain the U S move to join the league.
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Washington
United Press
Wilson
Senate
America
Britain
France
League of Nations
Paris
Lansing—enroute
Europe
White House
Lodge
Japan
Germany
Idaho
Borah
League
Boise
United States
Congress
Solons Rest After Battle Over League Of Nations
Washington July 16. An armistice prevailed in senate debate over the league of nations while leaders prepared for resumption of hostilities tomorrow. Indications showed no definite action until the peace treaty reading in committee is finished and the need for further legislation is clearer. Shantung remained a weak spot as reservations were debated and administration senators argued for acceptance with potential Japanese impact.
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Washington
Senate
League of Nations
Hitchcock
Wilson
League
White House
Foreign Relations Committee
Shantung
Japan
Suspect Held for High Seas Robbery
Charged with theft on the high seas, Dan Margason is held at the county jail by federal officials. He was arrested Monday on a complaint by D. M. Mallory, a discharged soldier, who says he was robbed of $150 in Liberty bonds, $100 in war savings stamps and $95 in currency while aboard the steamer Admiral Dewey en route from San Francisco.
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High Seas
Dan Margason
Margason
D. M. Mallory
San Francisco
Week’s auto wreck tally shows 182 incidents and 27 injuries
The Careful Drivers' club notes 27 injuries this week from 182 crashes and minor mishaps in the city. Eight injuries are serious with most incidents blamed on carelessness and some on recklessness.
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Careful
Special Little Girls Dresses on Display at Bon Marche
Everything About These Little Girls Dresses highlights special price and design with models demonstrating Thursday afternoon. Frocks feature high waists, yokes, pleated skirts and hand embroidery priced at 1.95, with voile dresses 2 to 6 years at 2.95 in orchid white pinks blues and yellows from Baby Shop.
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Voile
THE
BON Marche
Special Apron Offer from Bon Marche on Second Floor
A Bon Marche notice promotes aprons Janet Patsy and Betty in plaid gingham and white pique. The Second Floor display highlights collars belts cuffs and easy care, inviting housewives to buy at a promotional price of $1.95.
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Apron
Janet
Patsy
Betty
BON Marche
Bolsheviks Release American Prisoners in Siberia
Harold C. Bullard of Spokane who was captured by Bolsheviks in Siberia on June 22 was returned to his unit by anti-Kolchak forces after they were frightened into freeing American prisoners. Three other enlisted men captured at the same time were also released by the Bolsheviks.
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Harold C. Bullard
Spokane
Siberia
Seattle
Otho W. B. Farr
Bolshevists
Great storm rakes Valparaiso harbor in Chile
A severe storm battered Valparaiso harbor over the weekend, sinking ships and causing fatalities. Crews from several vessels were lost, with damages estimated around 20 million dollars as the port faced extensive destruction.
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Santiago
Chile
Valparaiso
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Janet, Patsy
and Betty
Potoy
Detty
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