Two Children Die From Injuries After Vehicle Crashes
Grace Johns seven died after alighting from a street car when struck by an auto driven by A H Pahl at Boren avenue and Pine street. Joseph Gleason six died after being struck by a John Davis Co salesman driven auto at 29th avenue and Union street. Gus Sypher and wife escaped serious injury when a speeding car from a private road hit their auto between Everett and Snohomish. other driver's details unavailable.
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Grace Johns
Boren Ave
A. H. Pahl
Pine St
Seattle General Hospital
Joseph C. Gleason
E. Union St
Thomas Dempsey
John Davis Co
29Th Ave
Union St
City Hospital
Gus Sypher
Howell St
Sypher Arrowly
Everett
Snohomish
Solons Turn Wilson Down
The Senate foreign relations committee rejected Wilson's request to appoint a provisional American member of the allied reparations commission. By a 7 to 1 vote the Knox substitute was adopted, delaying or denying the appointment until the reparations treaty is ratified, with several Republican senators voting against.
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Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Froday
Wilson
Allied Reparations Commission
Knox
Wil
Will
Fr a World Upset by Churchill Remark Sparks Mixed Mood
In Landon dated July 22 a quip attributed to Mrs. Winston Churchill draws amusement and concern. The remark splits opinion with half the crowd in gaiety and the other half in somber reflection.
Fire menace grows as wildfires rage in the Northwest
In Spokane on July 22 the western burning front widens across northern Idaho, northeast Washington, and northwestern Montana. No rain or strong winds hinder suppression efforts as hundreds battle Pack River and other fires. Bear Creek and Jordan Creek crews fight fiercely to contain flames across 600 acres and several square miles.
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Spokane
Idaho
Washington
Montana
Pack River
Sand Point
Grouse Creek
Altho
Cook's Mountain
Newport
Wash
Priest Lake
Round Top
Divide
Jordan Creek
Coeur d'Alene
Bear Creek
Kellogg
Flaming Tragedy Hits Chicago Bank Killing 9
United Press reports a dirigible crash at the Illinois Trust & Savings Bank in Chicago leads to the deaths of nine bank employees. Flames and debris trap workers as crowds watch, with several civilians leaping to escape. Firemen rescue the injured and identify victims through clothing left in the cloakroom. Evelyn Meyer was recognized by her Oxford.
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Chicago
United Press
Illinois Trust & Savings Bank
Wingfoot
H. C. McLean
Oxford
The
Evelyn Meyer
New Dresses Offer Six Styles For Street and Afternoon Wear
A collection of about six dress styles features five sketches. Many are poplin or Georgette sleeve designs in Navy, Burgundy, Jonquil, Copenhagen, Taupe, Rose and Dark Green. They promise beauty, durability, light weight, and smartness for summer and afternoon use.
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Copenhagen
Britain approves German peace treaty in Commons vote
The British House of Commons passed the ratification bill for the German peace treaty on its third reading by 163 to 4. An Irish question challenge by Joseph Devlin was defeated as Lloyd George defended self determination and Ulster's stance. The debate also covered the Anglo-French treaty ratification, read third time without objection.
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London
United Press
Great Britain
Germany
House of Commons
Joseph Devlin
Belfast
Devlin
Lloyd George
Ireland
Ulster
Donald MacLean
Japanese Editor Pans America In Tokyo Reply
Yorozu Choho, a Tokyo independent newspaper, denounces United States anti Mexican and anti Japanese agitation, calls America a second Germany, cites Senator Phelan's anti Japanese remarks and immigration push, and says US stance harms the League of Nations spirit and global goodwill.
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San Francisco
United Press
America
Mexico
Germany
Yorozu Choho
Tokio
Pacific
Phelan
Congress
Japan
United States
League of Nations
Youths Admit Thefts In Seattle Area Robberies
Alton Gerber and Ellis Ogilvie were arrested near 309 Washington St and allegedly confessed to multiple robberies in Seattle. Detectives Brown and Harris took them to the station. claims include a Harbor Avenue tobacco store robbery and thefts from a church and Harriet's store in West Seattle. A motorcycle from 1436 Orange St was found in Los Angeles with no LA arrests.
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Washington St
Alton Gerber
Ellis Ogilvie
Seattle
Spokane
Idaho
A. A. Brown
C. Harris
Harbor Ave
Rhodes Theinsteinson
George W. Scott
Orange St
Argo Station
Los Angeles
Women Prefer Doctor Talk Over Neighborhood Gossip
A brief observation notes that some women favor discussing aches and pains with physicians rather than sharing private concerns with neighbors, suggesting a preference for medical consultation over social chatter.
Balloon crash in Akron blimp kills several and prompts city ordinance
Pilot John Boettner described a flaming wreck as the dirigible descended from about 500 feet. Henry Weaver, Carl Otte, and Earl Davenport died in the blaze while others survived with injuries. Akron officials ordered a ban on overflight aircraft as Goodyear officials pledged aid and assess damages.
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John Boettner
Henry Weaver
Harry Wacker
Boettner
Weaver
KE. H. Norton
Earl H. Davenport
Carl Otte
Carpenter
Jacob
Berger
Helen
Davenport
Earl H
Florence
Maria
Gallagher
Mary
Miles
Irene
Meyer
Evelyn
Munzer
Edwin
Otto
Carl
Scanlan
Joseph
Akron
Ohio
Mitchell
Goodyear Company
J. A. Boettner
Police disperse LW. W. meeting amid treason talk
Police broke up a lower town rally near Occi dental avenue and Washington street at 9 PM. Chief Warren led 150 patrolmen dispersing the crowd with patrol auto mobiles as missiles and fruit were thrown. six arrests followed and Joseph M. McCarthy, 41, was treated at the city hospital for injuries.
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LW. W
Occidental Ave
Washington St
Warren
Russia
Joseph M. McCarthy
City Hospital
McCarthy
Fred Mills
Three Fish Thieves Arrested in North
Juneau reports three alleged fish trap robbers arrested Friday night as part of a campaign against fish pirates. Fifteen war veterans arrived to protect the traps after pirate boats landed men to rob trap watchmen at gunpoint near Chatham Straits and Cross Sound.
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Juneau
Chatham Straits
Cross Sound
Third Folio Shakespeare Sells for 5000 Dollars
London July 22 a rare title page from the first issue of the third folio Shakespeare was sold for 5000 dollars at auction.
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London
Shakespeare
Souvenir Gifts From The Bon Marche Various Gift Dept
Visitors can buy inexpensive mementos for homebound friends at The Bon Marche. Highlights include framed Mount Rainier photos $1.25 to $3.50, framed Northwest gull prints, Oriental gifts from Seattle, incense burners 25 cents to $1.50, Satsuma ware 35 cents, carved elephants 3 to 6.50 dollars, and antimony tea pots 4.50 to 5 dollars. Fourth floor displays.
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Mount Rainier
BON Marche
Great Northwest
Seattle
Fashionable Tricolette and Paulette Suits Reduced to 35
Those Handsome Tricolette and Paulette suits are now offered at 35 dollars. Fashionable lines feature Tuxedo collars, diagonal pockets, narrow belts and a full color range including black, white, navy, Pekin, turquoise, rose, mahogany, bronze, tan, sand, gray, and taupe. Second Floor.
Corset Shop Promotes New Fitting Location
The Bon Marche-Corset Shop announces improved service at a new location with trained workers ensuring proper fittings. It lists Front lace Frolaset Corsets in pink coutil with multiple features and sizes, brassieres, lace bandeaux, and prices ranging from 59 cents to 3.50 dollars.
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BON Marche
Bedding That Makes Summer Nights Blissful
Comforters priced at $3.95 feature gray cotton with a plain sateen floral border and sizing 68 by 76 inches. Cotton blankets come in gray tan or white with colored borders at 64 by 76 inches priced $3.50. Wool nap blankets in multiple colors, 64 by 76 inches, $4.95, plus plaids. Wool mixed blankets, 66 by 80 inches with borders, $7.95.
Fashion notes on Chambray and gingham collars
Plain colors stripes plaids and checks feature in fabrics Chambray and gingham. White collars belts and pockets appear as notable embellishments in this style discussion.
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Solons
Allied Commission
L. C. Martin
Bank
A. W. Hiltabidel
F. I. Cooper
Lovie Basement
U. S
W. W
North
Puget Sound
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