Burglars Loot Carlson Home in Oakland Heist
Robbers heavily armed struck the J F Carlson residence in Oakland bound two Japanese servants and cut phone lines. They broke the family vault with a sledge and escaped with about 20000 dollars in currency and jewelry. Mrs Wicks saw six men flee in a car at 6 70 am. Carlson and his wife are traveling in British Columbia.
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Oakland
Cal
J. F. Carlson
Emily Wicks
Carlson
British Columbia
Shamrock and Resolute Battle in 30 Mile America Cup Race
The Shamrock and Resolute clashed in a windy 30 mile leg off Monmouth Beach New Jersey with Resolute leading early and Shamrock closing to within yards as both yachts tack for the mark. After hours of light wind the race resumed with Resolute maintaining a windward edge and Shamrock pressing to gain.
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Goldsborough
Sandy
Defender of America
Shamrock
Lee
Iain Burton
Resolute
Olute
Shamrock IV
Monmouth Beach
Branch
New Jersey
Long Branch Shamrock
Adams
Shamrock A
Lute
Portland pastor resigns pulpIt and ponders varied ideals
The piece recalls a Portland pastor resigning from his church amid reflections on preaching and ministry. It contrasts cur rent clerical zeal with historic figures like Cotton Mather and Anne Hutchinson, arguing for dedication to faith while critiquing modern vaudeville style preaching and unintended consequences of immigration and cultural mixing.
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Ake Cotton Mather
Cotton Mather
Harvard Ad
Daylight Bandit Strikes Home. Boy Left Unconscious
A man described as about 30 in a straw hat knocked 13 year old Alexander Kusmaski senseless on his Dakota street porch at noon. The assailant looted a trunk inside the house and fled with $9 before escaping as officers searched the area. Alexander regained consciousness hours later, found the house ransacked.
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Alexander Kusmaski
Dakota St
Alexander
Boy Drowns In Lake Union. Body Recovered
The body of Archibald McDonald, 6, of 911 Lakeview Boulevard, was recovered Friday night from Lake Union after he fell in Thursday evening while sailing a toy yacht.
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Archibald McDonald
Lakeview Boulevard
Lake Union
No New Clues in Shooting Mystery
The investigation into an alleged shooting at John G. Von Herberg, treasurer of the Greater Theatres corporation, yielded no clues. Von Herberg reported a shot fired at 1:30 a m Friday in front of the Liberty theatre. E R Richardson, 1515 First Ave., was released after detention by police.
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John G. von Herberg
Greater Theatres Corporation
von Herberg
Liberty Theatre
E. E. Richardson
First Ave
C. F E. Tennant
Boy Bitten by Dog on Arm Recovers in Seattle
Ambrose Prisk, age 3, of 1772 10th Ave 8 was recovering Saturday from a dog bite. He was treated at Seattle General Hospital Friday after being bitten on the arm by a dog described as a tramp.
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Ambrose Prisk
10Th Ave
Seattle General Hospital
Used Car for Sale on Classified Page Today
An appealing used car offer appeals to families seeking value. The ad promises reliability and youthful energy for the whole family at a favorable price, prompting readers to check the classified page for details.
Ten Year Old Hero Saves 16 Lives In Lake Union
Edward Dargon, 10, of 1307 BE Northlake, a famed Lake Union lifesaver, reports he saved a dog, ten children, and babies while watching swimmers. He called The Star to share his tale and asked for his name to be printed.
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Boy Hero
Lake Union
Edward Dargon
Mike Dargon
Edward
Baby
Johnny
Helme
Martha Frye
Espe
Edward Dorgan
Walter
Ernest Falkoff
Mysterious death prompts hunt for missing husband
Mrs. Clem entine Cash of Ashland Oregon was found dead in a Barker hotel room. Efforts to locate E F Jacoba husband of the missing occupant intensified after investigators learned she carried $400 when she left Portland on July 1. The search follows reports he left Tuesday claiming his wife was ill and asking staff to leave her undisturbed.
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E. F. Jacoba
Barker Hotel
Clementine Cash
Ashland
Ore
Cash
Portland
W. H. Carson
Jacobe
Vancouver
B.C
Tennant
Jacobs
California Lemon Crop Is Largest on Record
Los Angeles reports that the Southern California lemon harvest this year is the largest on record. Growers say prices have fallen to their lowest in ten years, reflecting abundant supply and weak demand.
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California
Los Angeles
Jitney Men Seek Signatures for Special Election
Representatives circulated papers for more signatures to force a city special election over the jitney ordinance. About 2,000 additional names are needed.
Hart to Review National Guard Parade at Camp Dengel
The Third Washington infantry will parade and review Governor Louis F. Hart at Camp James H. Dengel Murray Sunday at 4 o'clock. Exservice men are invited to attend as the guardsmen also held a track meet earlier.
Gas 30 Cents in Spokane Today
Spokane gas prices rise to 30 cents a gallon on Friday after an order from Standard Oil. Kerosene also increases by 40 cents.
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Spokane
Standard Oil Company
New York Democrat Dies in Vancouver
Deputy Sheriff John J. Murray of New York dies in Vancouver after suffering a stroke while returning home from the Democratic convention in San Francisco. His wife rushed to his bedside but did not reach him in time.
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Vancouver
B. C
John J. Murray
New York
San Francisco
St Paul's Hospital
Bathing suit and handbag stolen from Fisher residence
A blue and red bathing suit and a handbag were taken from M. J. Fisher's home at 108 Bist Street North. Fisher told police on Saturday.
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M. J. Fisher
Dog Trimmed to Look Like a Lion in Theft Case
The owner reports his Alaskan Malamute named Jack was stolen on June 30. A thief, Carl A. Sorenson, allegedly trimmed the dog to resemble a lion and drove away. The complaint to police was filed Saturday at 1820 Ninth Ave.
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Jack
Carl A. Sorenson
Ninth Ave
Sorenson
Horse Bolts Through Furniture Store Window
A horse hit by a thunderclap at 7 am Saturday bolted from a vegetable wagon, crashed through a United Furniture window at 1612 First Ave, crashed out another window, and was captured at First Ave and Pike St by Patrolman Jack Lavigne. Repair costs are about 500 dollars. the horse owner is Andrew Piatti of 915 Henderson St.
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United Furniture Store
First Ave
Pike St
Jack Lavigne
Albert Greenbaum
Andrew Piatti
Henderson St
Armed men hold mail train bound for Londonderry
A mail train bound for Londonderry was stopped by a hundred armed men near Belfast. The crew were threatened with revolvers and the raiders seized all official mail before escaping.
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Belfast
Londonderry
Japan Budget Passes Boosting Military Expenditures
Tokyo July 16. The House approved the budget amid deliberations on large military spending.
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Japan
Tokyo
House
Jap Husband Demands Toil, Bride Rebels
In California, Kinsaku Utsunamiya forced labor on his wife Histro Hisano Utsunomiya after their 1918 marriage in Ehime province Japan. She filed for divorce in superior court claiming cruelty, forced field work, and threats, while he remains in Hanford, California.
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Japan
Hisano Utsunomiya
Kinsaku Utsunomiya
United States
Pacific
America
Kineaku
Hanford
California
Superior Court
Histro
Karmiyama
Nishiwa County
Ehime Province
Policeman Fires at Burglar on Scaling Ladder
Police officer Max Meyers fired a single shot at two burglars scaling a ladder to a window at Hauff's dry goods store 6321 Ballard Ave early today. The bullet missed and the men fled. Later, descriving the incident Meyers helped arrest two men on Ballard street identified as A McAllister 27 and Bill Comrada 22 shingle weavers on open charges.
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Max Meyers
Hauff
Ballard Ave
Myers
Ballard
A. McAllister
Bill Comrada
Room intrusion nets purse theft in morning incident
A youthful prowler entered Miss Frances Hutchinson's room at 1122 Marionet and, through an open door, stole a black seal purse holding $8 from a bedroom dresser at 7 20 a m Saturday. Hutchinson was frightened and reported to the police after the youth fled.
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Frances Hutchinson
Miss Hutchinson
City Park Band Concerts Set for Sunday
The park board schedules three outdoor concerts this Sunday in Seattle with performances by Adam's band at Woodland Park 2 30 p m Alki Beach Carrabba's band 2 30 p m and Wagner's band at Volunteer Park 7 15 p m inviting residents to enjoy the music in a sequence across locations.
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Seattle Wash
Little Seattle
Park Board
Woodland Park
Adam
Alki Beach
Carrabba
Volunteer Park
Wagner
Teen escapes train window in Tenino escape
Kenneth McCauley 17 fled from Detective Worsham while en route from Vancouver to Seattle to answer grand larceny charges for a motorcycle theft. Roxe Giamattosio 19 remains jailed as status of the escape continues.
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Tenino
Kenneth McCauley
William E. Worsham
Seattle
Worsham
McCauley
Roxe Giamattosio
Vancouver
Wash
Edgar Bixbee
Massachusetts
City
Lamping Resigns From Park Board After Gubernatorial Bid
George B. Lamping, president of the park commissioners, submitted his resignation to Mayor Caldwell Saturday morning. He has been on the board for six years and cited his gubernatorial candidacy as preventing him from dedicating adequate time to park board duties.
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George B. Lamping
Board of Park Commissioners
Caldwell
Lamping
Park Board
Thieves Target Yakima Officers In Car Robberies
In Yakima on July 17 thieves shifted from easy crimes to cops, raiding a string of officers cars parked outside the police station last night.
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Yakima
Portland Won't Capture Office Assurances From Benson
Seattle Chamber of Commerce and Commercial Club received assurances from Rear Admiral W. L. Benson head of the Li and shipping board that Portland has no chance to capture the new Pacific Northwest shipping board district from Seattle.
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Portland
Pacific Northwest Shipping Board
Seattle
Seattle Chamber of Commerce and Commercial Club
W. 8. Benson
Li & Shipping Board
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