Girl Rescued After Crisis on Fremont Bridge
Nevella McLauchlin a 16 year old girl attempted suicide by jumping from the Fremont bridge into the canal. Two brothers Lester and Roy Weberg both of Queen Anne dove in to save her pulling her to the canal bank. She was unconscious but revived later and taken to a residence on Fremont Avenue to recover.
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Nevella McLauchlin
Sweet
Fremont
Canal
Lester
Roy Weberg
Queen Anne
Kly
Weberg
William
Fremont Ave
Sixth Ave
Ave
Varsity Quartet to Aid Bryn Mawr Fund
The Varsity Quartet will perform at a theater tonight in a reel program of music and novelties. Miss Marie Lette and Cliff Newdall organize the event to raise funds for the Bryn Mawr scholarship fund, aiding Seattle working girls to attend the college for the summer. Checks should be sent to Miss Clara I. Taylor, secretary, Northwest YWCA, 3126 Arcade Per.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University
Marielette
Cliff Newdall
Beryl Smith
Mawr
Seattle
Clara I. Taylor
Northwest Field Tree
Inventor Proposes Machine to Save Lion Plant at Woodland Park
Landscape architect and inventor F. J. Cole offers five dollars to any gardener who can save a lion plant after it is treated with a new plant-killing machine. Cole will demonstrate the device at a Hur tural society meeting at Woodland Park night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elion
F. J. Cole
Cole
Hurtural Society
Woodland Park
Bodies of Overseas Heroes Arrive Here
Bodies of Louis F. Leibly and A. Robinson who died in trenches in France have arrived and lie at Butterworth & Sons undertaking establishment. Robinson’s mother Mrs George Trapper of Twisp is expected to direct burial arrangements.
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Louis F. Leibly
A. Robinson
France
Butterworth & Sonsly
C. F. Leibly
Robinson
George Trapper
Twisp
Deportation Affirmed for Two Chinese Nationals
Local federal court decisions in the cases of Elsie Mills and Chin Shee affirm deportation from the United States. The appellate court mandate was received Thursday by the district attorney's office. Chin Shee to China and Elsie Mills to Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Mills
Chin Shee
United States
Appellate Court
District Attorney's Office
Chin
China
Elsie
Canada
Children stage tale at Green Lake beach in Mandan
Children at Green Lake grammar school performed a tale based on Janatha at the bathing beach Thursday afternoon. The show will be repeated Friday. Walter Kuehne sacrificed his life trying to save Rudolph Yacker from drowning in a reservoir. Funeral services were held Thursday for K. Scott, who recently died in an auto accident.
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Green Lake
Janatha
Green Lake Bathing Beach
Mandan
N. D
Walter Kuehne
Chum
Rudolph Yacker
K. Scott
Nose of Miss Karpman Remade From Rib in Injury
The New York woman Hannah Karpman underwent surgery after a car crash that required removing and reshaping a rib to form part of her nose. The procedure aimed to restore facial structure and appearance.
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Hannah Karpman
New York
Legion outlines plans for Seattle July Fourth celebration
Thomas N. Swale state commander of the American Legion outlined to the Young Men's Republican club the plans for what he called the greatest Fourth of July celebration Seattle has seen. The briefing covered events and coordination for a large civic observance.
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American Legion
Seattle
Young Men's Republican Club
Thomas N. Swale
Legion
City Thanks Seattle for Aid in China Famine Campaign
Seattle received an official telegram Thursday thanking the city for its role in the American China famine fund drive. The message came from Thomas W. Lamont, chairman of the fund in New York, and praised local aid and support.
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Seattle
Thomas W. Lamont
American China Famine Fund
New York
Rat shaped egg laid by Edmonton hen
London June 10 Edmonton has a hen owned by W Bland that laid an egg resembling a rat. Mrs Bland called her husband to fetch his gun after the egg's long tail and pointed nose and eye. Officials say the odd shape is due to shock from a rat sighting.
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London
Edmonton
W. Bland
Mutiny in Hankow China Leaves City in Turmoil
Mutinous troops in Wu Chang, Hankow, Hupeh, looted banks and hostageed residents after fighting with officers. The unrest ended when back pay was promised and 50 mutineers were seized carrying gold and silver from the mint. The assault damaged homes and ransacked the Trinity school as thousands fled.
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Hankow
China
Wu Chang
Hupeh
Portland Man Is Four L Loyal Legion Secretary
Announcement of W. C. Ruegnitz of Portland as executive secretary of the Loyal Legion of Loggers and Lumbermen replaces R. B. Gill, who will go to Baltimore to organize a Loyal Legion among printing trades. Police hold services for aviatrix Miss Laura Bromwell killed in plane crash at Mitchell Field in New York.
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W. C. Ruegnitz
Portland
Loyal Legion of Loggers and Lumbermen
Robert 8. Gill
Baltimore
Loyal Legion
New York
Laura Bromwell
Mitchell Field
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Bryn Mawr Fund
Ohio
Washington
Maj
Roy Haines
Hillsboro, O
White House
Napoleon
OLIVE
Leslie
Orden
Hammond
Liberty Market
First Ave
Liberty Theatre
Randolph Grocery CO
Secan K. CC
del Monte Sauc Fancy Navy Bea
Bot
Misa M Kai
Sanitary Market Sugar Stall
Borden’s
Thompson
LAM Choice
Clara Kimball Young
Libby's
Booth
Tilikum Market
Sanitary Market First Ave
Curzon’s and
Clarke's Meat Markets
Olympia Fish CO
Volger's
Crescent
Gfeen’s Butter Store
Independent Packing Company—No
Pike Place
Johnson’s Grocery
Oregon
del Monte
Mazda
Dorax
Carnation Milk
Pike
Stong
Reliance
Stong’s Econom
Lie Oe
Istic
H. O
Lipton
F Market
Lowe
Sugar Star
Hamilton
K. C
Bie
Layg
Pike Place Market
Pike Price Market
Pike Vince Market
Ceylon
India
Abe
Wilson & Luckhurst, Inc
M. A. Hansen
Tomori
Athenian Bakery
Borden
Carnation
Bordens
Pike P
W. R. Hunt
Wright Meat CO
Stalin
Becker
Sussman Optical CO
Rotary Bakery
Ewing & Joh
Allison’s Grocery
G. F. Hastings
Honolulu
Zien Melie
Hummett's
Patent
Gunmetal
Vici
Oxfords
Corner
Bluhill
Chile
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