Legion Camp Praise and Promotes Galbraith Beach
Ver Kendall, manager of the American Legion recreation camp at Port Townsend, hails Camp Galbraith as a beauty hub and touts its beach and 17 acres. The $1.25 daily fee covers quarters meals dancing tennis volleyball and baseball with a Filipino orchestra. Kendall opened Camp Galbraith July 9 with Legion cooperation. two days later Ver Galbraith Kendall was born.
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Ver Kendall
American Legion
Port Townsend
Kendall
Pacific Ocean
Los Angeles
Camp
Galbraith
Sam
Ver Galbraith Kendall
Seattle Post Office Terminal Station Efficiency Noted
Reporter and George E. Williams observe Seattle terminal station handling thousands of letters daily. Mail moves rapidly from collection to canceling and distribution with minimal risk of loss. Nearby city mail gets priority. Alaska and foreign mail are separated. The rush peaks around 6 p m, and delays in Tacoma cause daily dissatisfaction unless earlier dispatches are improved.
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Seattle
Chiesa
Tacoma
Portland
Spokane
Alaska
Battle
Afernoon
Looal
1921 Record of Pedestrians Hit by Automobiles
A 1921 report notes multiple pedestrian injuries from auto strikes. George Loftus, 45 feet from Sixth Ave and King St, suffers a fractured rib after a collision with a truck driven by Y Shouji of 410 Sixth Ave. Loftus claims he ignored signals. An unidentified Ryther orphanage child on Fifth St and Stoneway is bruised after an auto by W J Nyvall of 6326 20th Ave N EB strikes. Nyvall says children did not heed signals. Andrew Rueben, 12, at 2nd Ave and Pike St, bruised knee when hit by David Mayer of 1805 10th Ave W. Mayer says the boy walked into the path. Calistine, 30, carrying potatoes at Western Ave and Spring St, knocked down by T R Pike of 1218 Western Ave. Calistine rises, gathers potatoes, and declares he is unhurt.
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Y. Shouji
Sixth Ave
George Loftus
18Th Ave
S&s
City Hospital
Shouji
Loftus
King St
Ryther
Stoneway
W. J. Nyvall
20Th Ave
N. EB
Andrew Rueben
Second Ave
Pike St
David Mayer
Lith Ave
W. Mayer
Calistine
Western Ave
T. R. Pike
Weertern Ava
Calletine
Terrier Wearing $6,000 Necklace in Paris
Paris police hunt a fox terrier said to wear a $6,000 necklace as a collar. Mme Schulbatsz gave the necklace to a jeweler for repair, who learned of a buyer in a music hall artist who bought it as an ornament for the dog.
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Paris
Mme. Schulbatsz
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America
Benw
Elliott
Puget Mill Co. Information Bureau
Pike Street
Guaranty Bank and Trust CO
Bae
ERS Ve
Colembis
Legion
Veterans’ Resort
P.O
E. P
Chalcraft
Baxter & Baxter
Bai
Bircher
Waitt
Joe Rooney
O Regulator CO
D. Atlanta
Bend
Dept
Resinal
Daltiore
Cs Beetus
Bureau of Missing Relatives
the Star
I Js
Stag
Colemn
Ruby Dell Clemons
Royal Victor Rose
62D St
Ballard
Sister
Ruby Dell Clem
Holland
OWL Drug CO
Sa” Stra
Top Notch
Paradise Valley
Paradise Inn
Cam Paradise Inn
National Park Inn
New Paradise Camp
National Park
Beattle
White River
Meale
Enumclaw
Naches Pass
Park
Rainier National
Longmire Springs
Washington
Fourth Avenu Elliott
Ons
Bremerton
Charles Evans
W. Drake
la Conner
Wash
Port Angeles
Cannery
The
First National Bank
Northwest Merchants Convention
Pioneer Place
James, Yesler
First Avenue
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