Girl 16 Attempts Suicide By Iodine In Woodland Park
Catherine Daniels 16 of 7919 Second Ave drank a five ounce bottle of iodine Friday afternoon in Woodland Park. A passerby boy alerted Patrolman G M Stanley who rushed her to Lakeside Hospital. He fed milk to curb danger while an ambulance arrived. She is expected to recover.
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Catherine Daniels
Second Ave
Woodland Park
Miss Daniels
G. M. Stanley
Stanley
Lakeside Hospital
Mra. A. R
Eleven Convicted in Huge Post Office Robbery Case
In Toledo on June 25 eleven of twenty three defendants were found guilty of conspiracy in the $1,000,000 post office robbery. Acquitted were John J. Epps of Chicago and Charles Furrier of Toledo.
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Toledo
John J. Epps
Chicago
Charles Furrier
The Boat Failed to Come and Alleged Larceny Case
H Miller 50 hired laborers and waitresses to work on a mining property near Sol Duc Bay and charged five dollars each for steamer Day ton transport. He failed to show up as crowd waited, prompting grand larceny charges by Prosecuting Attorney Malcolm Douglas and a police search. Investigators found Sol Duc Bay and the Dayton steamer do not exist.
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Myth Co
H. Miller
Sol Due Bay
Dayton
Malcolm Douglas
Sol Duc Bay
Northwestern sectional nurses elect officers by ballots
Portland Oregon the Northwestern sectional conference of the Graduate Nurses association closes its officers election by ballot with voting underway in the Majlis.
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Portland, Or
Northwestern Sectional Conference of Graduate Nurses’ Association
Closta
Majlis
Duke of Marlborough Fails to Kiss Bride at Quiet Paris Wedding
In Paris on June 5 the duke of Marlborough did not kiss his bride Miss Gladys Deacon of Boston at a private ceremony in Eugene Higgins home gardens. The civil rite at the British consulate ran late and the officiating minister, nervous, was secretive about his identity.
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Paris
Duke of Marlborough
Gladys Deacon
Boston
Eugene Smiggins
Miss Deacon
Higgins
T. F. Wright
Paria
Duke
United Preax
Walter Berry
The
American Chamber of Commerce
Higgina
Boy 18 Admits He Stole Large Sums
Walter Sharp, 18, confessed to robbing the Western Loan and Building Company safe of 10,200 in Bold while employed there in January and was placed under arrest. He is accused of falsifying company books to conceal a separate 7,200 fund abstraction.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Walter Sharp
Western Loan & Building Company
Funda
Louis Lang Named as Head of State Traffic Force
Maj. Louis M. Lang, former Seattle police chief, ousted as supervisor under T. B. Skages. He is hired by L. D. McArdie to organize a traffic force for the efficiency department, under Gov. Hart.
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Olympia
Louis M. Lang
Seattle
T. B. Skages
L. D. McArdie
Gov
Hart
Mrs Mary Fe Tappan Dies at 90 in Manchester Washington
Mrs. Mary Fe Tappan aged 90 died at her home in Manchester Washington on Thursday. Funeral services are set for 4 p m Sunday at Butterworth's chapel followed by cremation.
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Mary FE. Tappan
Manchester
Wash
Butterworth’s Chapel
Body of merchant Belloni found by train crew in river
In Redding California the body of Emetio Belloni a merchant from Kermet was recovered by the crew of the Dunamiur local train after they sighted the body floating in the river.
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Redding
Cal
Emetio Belloni
Kermet
Dunamiur
Moonshine Still Unearthed in Lake Burien Area Raid
Sheriff Matt Starwich said the hidden still was found after Deputy Herbert Beebe and Tom Morgan arrested T A Davnes 43 at his home near Lake Burien Friday afternoon. A kitchen floor hidden section opened to an excavation where Gaines operated a four gallon still with about 30 quarts of moonshine. Officers destroyed all but 13 bottles and Gaines was jailed unable to post bond.
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Matt Starwich
Herbert Beebe
Tom Morgan
T. A. Davnes
Lake Burien
Gaines
Gainesia
Luther League Tour Delegates Visit Seattle
Delegates from Washington and British Columbia attend a two day Luther League conference in Seattle. The gathering concludes Sunday with a sermon by Rev. W. C. Miller at St. Paul's Church on youthful spiritual training.
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Washington
British Columbia
The
Luther League of the United Lutheran Church
W. C. Miller
St. Paul's Church
First Fire Chalked Up to Firecrackers
A frame building at 1527 EB Madison destroyed by fire on Friday night. Managed by Eggan and Ewing and occupied by D Yamkafad as a store. Loss estimated at 500 dollars, partially covered by insurance.
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Madison #1
Eggan & Ewing
D. Yamkafad
First Seattle Woman Receives President’s Wife Letter
Mrs Edith E Gattiann of 317 W Blaine St is the first Seattle woman to receive a personal letter from Florence Kling Harding wife of President Harding. Mrs Harding expresses appreciation of the honor and initiates her as a Daughter of Nile. The letter is signed Florence Kling Harding.
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Mra
Edith FE. Gattiann
W. Blaine St
Seattle
Harding
Mra. Gattis
Nile
Florence Kling Harding
Charles B. Warren Named Envoy to Japan by Harding
President Harding announces Charles B. Warren a Detroit lawyer and businessman as ambassador to Japan after Japanese assurances. He will depart for Tokyo about August 1. In Victoria British Columbia liquor officials bar soldiers and clubs from selling beer to members under new restrictions.
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Charles B. Warren
Japan
Washington
Harding
Detroit
Mich
Victoria
B. C
Soldiers
Liquor Central Board
Boldt Wins Park Prize In Rainier Auto Parade
James K R Boldt of Seattle won first prize in the Rainier National Park automobile parade on Friday, earning a three day trip through the park. Carl J Rasmussen and Haxel Rasmussen took second honors with a young spectator riding atop the vehicle. Wagner's band led the procession as Rainier National Park prepares for its formal opening and plans to make the parade an annual feature.
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Little Mins
Leona Warfield
Elka
James KR. Boldt
Seattle
Rainier National Park
Carl J. Rasmussen
Haxel Rasmussen
Wagner
George T. Dalton
One Rainier National Park Co
Rainier Park Opens for Summer Season
Rainier National Park opened for the summer at noon Saturday. Park officials say most roads are in good condition, except for a mile and a half stretch from Narada Falla to Paradise Inn. The lead section will be traversed by saddle horse for the present.
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Rainier National Park
Narada Falla
Paradise Inn
Fire kills four in Baltimore home at East Fairmount
Four people died in a house fire at 1809 East Fairmount avenue in Baltimore. Two women and two children perished, with three others badly burned and three more escaping narrowly. Victims include Mrs. Meyer Sander, 62, Mrs. N. A. Brown, 19, Doria Sander, 12, and Evelyn Sitbert, 6.
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Baltimore
Meyer Sander
East Fairmount Ave
Mra
N. A. Brown
Doria Sander
Evelyn Sitbert
New Ambassador to Spain Confirmed by Senate
The Senate confirmed Cyrus BE. Wood of Pennsylvania as ambassador to Spain late yesterday. The action formalizes the nomination and fills the diplomatic post with an experienced envoy.
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Spain
Washington
Senate
Cyrus BE. Wood
Pennsylvania
S. Parker
Lindeberg faces new charges over bank borrowing
Tacoma prosecutors plan to file three additional counts against Jafet Lindeberg this week. The ex vice president of the defunct Scandinavian bank is charged with illegal borrowing from the bank.
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Tacoma
Jafet Lindeberg
Seiden
Lindeberg
Scandinavian Bank
Maple Valley Residents Protest Grade Crossing Near Milwaukee Line
Maple Valley residents plan to appear at the county courthouse Monday to protest a dangerous grade crossing on the Milwaukee line near Maple Valley. Community members urge officials to address safety concerns and request action from the county commissioners.
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Maple Valley
Milwaukee
Japanese Fight New Land Law in Federal Court
In Tacoma on June 5 attorneys for Japanese challengers argued in federal court that the alien land law passed by the last legislature sets an impossible condition for Japanese to meet. Frank Terrace and N Nakatenka sue the attorney general seeking to renew a land lease and block interference, as judges hear arguments from Justice W M Gilbert and others in the Western Washington district and circuit courts.
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Tacoma
James Th. Howe
Tralverstadt
BE. B. Guile
Seattle
Maryland
Howe
I. L. Thompson
Frank Terrace
N. Nakatenka
Terrace
Nakatsuka
W. 21. Gilbert
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Judes B. B. Cushman
Jeremiah Neterer
Western
Washington
United States District Court
Stomach Tonic Promises Relief for Indigestion
An article promotes Dr Williams Pink Pills as a stomach tonic for atomic dyspepsia with thin blood as the cause. It claims improved appetite and energy, offers a free diet book on request, and notes the pills cost 60 cents per box from all druggists.
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Willame’ Pink Pille
Williams
Dr. Williams Medicine Co
Schenectady
N. Y
Dr. Willams
Pink Notas
Boz
Pretty Woman Not Murderess Cleared in Chicago
Mrs. Cora Orthwein was acquitted by a jury after a one hour deliberation, freeing her of the charge of slaying Bert P. Ziegler, Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company executive. The defendant, described as a pretty divorcee, commented that public opinion freed her.
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Chicago
Cora Orthwein
Herbert P. Ziegler
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company
Orthwein
Swedish Covenant Expands With New Congregations
The Swedish Evangelical Mission Covenant of America expanded at the Swedish Tabernacle conference by admitting the Hellingham and Hyde Point churches, a Topeka Kansas church, and the New England New York Missionary Association with 70 churches. Total churches reach 306 with 15 associations. receipts to May 31 hit 165000 plus for home and foreign work. Rev. G G Hierpe of Chicago presided.
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Swedish Evangelical Mission Covenant of America
Funeral services for Mrs Helen J Shannon
Funeral services for Mrs Helen J Shannon wife of Dr C D Shannon of 1519 BE Madison Street were held today at the Church of the Immaculate Conception with burial in Calvary Cemetery.
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Helen J. Shannon
C. D Shannon
BE. Madison St
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Calvary
Farewell for Former Gov Rigen and Family
Hundreds bid farewell as former Gov Thomas Rigen and relatives depart by ship to Seattle and California, signaling the end of his term and public service.
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Juneau
Thomas Rigen
Sali
Seattle
California
Ice Box Raided by Hungry Thieves in Turner's Home
Timery thieves broke into C. W. Turner's ice box on Friday night and stole meat butter exes kippered salmon and a complete outfit of knives and forks. Turner resides at 418 16th Ave. Thieves also took six pilates and left behind the table cloth.
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C. W. Turner
Turner
16Th Ave
Bake Oven Restores Health in Ontario Woman
Mrs. Jennie West of Ontario California letters gratitude for a bake oven treatment and Dr Loughneys corrective eating plan. She describes long Rheumatism and diabetes with swelling easing after three weeks, no remaining pains, and she plans to return home healthy, urging others to seek the method.
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Jennie West
Ontario
California
Teliy
Dr. Loughney
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