Bandits Escape After Robbery In Seattle Garage
Police and deputy sheriffs searched King and Snohomish counties Friday for two bandits who robbed T. H. Nelson and his son Charles of 260 dollars in their garage on Thursday night. The pair fled in Nelsons automobile after disabling house wires and taking the key. The Nelsons had just returned from the Family theatre and were about to depart when the robbery occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King
Snohomish
T. H. Nelson
W. 60Th St
Charles Nelson
Nelson
Nelsons
Family Theatre
14Th Ave
N. W
W. 64Th
Pedestrian Hit Injuries In City Crash
John Swanson, 65, of Clear Lake, was struck by a car driven by H. G. Bashford at Westlake Ave N and John St. He remained in critical condition at Providence hospital with possible spinal injuries and multiple rib fractures. Swanson and his brother had just alighted from a street car before crossing. Bashford says Swanson appeared confused and moved back and forth into the vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Swanson
Clearlake
H. G. Basford
N. 45Th
Westlake Ave
John St
Providence Hospital
Swanson
D. Swanson
Bashforth
Towns in Alaska Get Census Returns
The first 1920 census returns for southwestern Alaska elites were announced by W. T. Lapp of the Alaska bureau. Figures list Anchor Age 1336 Cordova 955 Seward 653 Latouche 605 Valdez 466 Fort Liscum 153 with varying percent changes since 1910.
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Alaska
W. T. Lapp
United States Department of Education
Anchorage
Cordova
Seward
Latouche
Valdez
Fort Liscum
Deportation wave reaches Ellisteland with eighty five aliens
New York dispatch notes eighty five radical aliens arriving at Ellisteland for deportation. Madison police arrest Mathew Lynaugh in a $10,000 bail case for killing Carl B. Jandorf a student. Missoula travelers Walter Volhard and party report a robbery of 325 dollars near Dixon. Cadillac reports crop blight affecting wheat beans and corn with losses near 1,000,000 dollars.
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New York
Portland
Ore
Ellisteland
Madison
Wia
Mathew Lynaugh
Carl B. Jandorf
Missoula
Mont
Walter Volhard
Tecoma
Dixon
Puget Sound Salmon Decline Attributed to Small Fishermen
Prof. E Victor Smith of the University of Washington tells Gov Hart through Fish Commissioner Darwin that immature salmon are being caught by small fishermen using gill nets and seines undermining the industry in Puget Sound. The findings outline depletion rising from fishing practices and call for action to protect the salmon stock.
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Sound
Puget
E. Victor Smith
University of Washington
Louis F. Hart
L. H. Darwin
Smith
Naval Reserves Will Sail Summer Cruises From Bremerton
Naval Reserves plan summer cruises from Bremerton to British Columbia and Columbia River ports. Authority was received at the Puget Sound navy yard. The first cruise starts July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bremerton
British Columbia
Columbia River
Puget Sound Navy Yard
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Hart Schaffner & Marx
Hart Schaffn
Er & More
Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes Shop
Second Ave
Seneca St
Alfred Boulden
Alfred W. Boulden
Optical Company
A. E. Lyon Vision Specialist
Pine Street
Frederick & Nelson
Cadillac
Mich
Harding Club
Rainier Valley
Harding
Stag Steelenss
Sand Point
Claude C. Ramsay
Board of County Commissioners
Aero Club of the Northwest
Civic Bureau
Chamber of Commérce
Seattle
Ramsay
Thomas Dobson
Lou Smith
H. Hedges
Chamber of Commerce
D. B E. White
The
Aero Club
Edward McGrath
Frank M. Fretwell
George B. Lamping
Trase Mart
Mother Gray
Lo Roy
Second Avenue and
University Street Co
Panama
Georgette
Copenhagen
Reseda
Oran
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