Austrians Bombard Fano as Residents Take to Cellars
Rome reports the Adriatic town of Fano was bombarded by the Austrian fleet. The attack lasted minutes with damage deemed insignificant by ministry officials. Residents fled to cellars as warships reappeared, while casualty reports remained unconfirmed.
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Bartender Fends Off Robbers With Boot Jab
June 18. W. Johnson, a bartender, faced two highwaymen in a dark town street. He kicked with a boot to one robber’s jaw, stunning the assailants and sending them reeling from the scene.
Boiler explosion kills fireman and injures two near Olympia dredge
Albert Anderson a 31 year old fireman died and E Z Palmer 25 is in precarious condition at Providence hospital after a boiler tube blew away from a boiler sheet aboard the dredge Olympia owned by Puget Sound Bridge and Co late Thursday. One other worker passed a bad night but is not yet in danger. The explosion occurred in West Water and wrecked part of the vessel. two other men aboard were uninjured.
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Fairview Ave
San Marino Declares War on Germany in World War II
San Marino the smallest republic in Europe, enclaved by Italy, declared war on Germany. The 22 square mile state with 60 soldiers and two cannons sits atop a steep mountain near Rimini, relying on its peaceful agrarian life and a lifetime elected congress and two regents for governance.
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Inwald
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Martius
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Andi
Bradford declares day labor legal in city works dispute
Bradford argues city may use day labor for Salmon bay drawbridge approaches and finds no statute prohibiting it or requiring competitive bidding for first class cities. The Employers' association threatened legal action to block using public funds. One man killed and 11 injured in a crash between a train and an oil truck at Point Richmond, California.
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Court vindicates Doctor Jordan in medical board case
On January 7, Doctor J Eugene Jordan was arraigned before the Medical Board and the court restored his license to practice. Judge Walter M French ruled no credulous or ignorant persons were deceived and that testimony supported his cures as seen by professional, well known city residents. The decision found the advertisement not morally turpitudinous and lauded the greater vindication.
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Twelfth Avenue Northwest
California Has an Earthquake Shakes Long Beach
Two distinct shocks at 7 10 this morning disturbed breakfast diners in Long Beach California. The tremors moved north to south rattling windows and doors but caused no damage according to witnesses.
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Lusitania inquiry closes at London noon
London June 18 The official inquiry into the sinking of the Lusitania by a German submarine closed at noon today. A decision on its findings was not announced. State veterinarians then met at North Yakima to discuss their agenda.
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North Yakima
Petrograd
Galicia
Edwin J Brown Career Notice In Union Block Area
Edwin J Brown lists availability for evening work in Union Block area from 7 to 4 with contact at Main 8640. He notes residence at 713 First Ave and references Rand Bundaya.
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Seattle
First Ave
Union Block
Edwin J. Brown
B. Hs
Rand
Time is ripe for war end says Bryan
Washington reports the third installment of former Secretary of State Bryan's address on The Causeless War titled The Way Out urges mediation to prevent future conflicts. He argues disputes should be investigated, time given for settlement, and international friendship built to root out war. He questions the cause of the war and asks why we die as rulers ponder when peace can be restored.
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Bryan
England to stall on American protest over trade
England prepares a reply to the U S protest against the British Order in Council. The foreign office plans to cite a billion dollar U S trade advantage and argue exports to neutrals stay high, while Redfield figures claim American cargoes are held up. President Wilson orders figures on ships delayed by Britain to support the case.
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Oregon Receives Exposition Grand Prize for Dairy Exhibits
San Francisco reports Oregon won the exposition grand prize for the largest number of milk and cream exhibits. The award underscores Oregon's strong dairy display at the event.
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Oregon
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