Wounded Carman Improves After City Shooting
F. J. Snow a 30 year old streetcar motor man is reported improving at the city hospital after being shot Saturday morning by EK J. Swiger a conductor. Swiger fired when Snow intervened as Swiger drew on Robert Molyneaux. Swiger his brother J E Swiger and Molyneaux were arrested and booked at police headquarters on open charges. Swiger and brother lived at 606 Eighth Ave. Molyneaux at 1804 19th Ave.
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Tor
City Hospital
Snow
Swiger
Robert Molyneaux
J. E. Swiger
Molyneaux
Po Mce
Eighth Ave
19Th Ave
Free swim lessons offered at four Seattle park beaches
The school district board will supervise free swimming instruction this summer at Madrona Mount Baker Seward and Green Lake park beaches. The free program targets children and aims to teach safe swimming skills.
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Madrona
Mount Baker
Seward
Green Lake Park
Board of Education
Officer Ordered Overseas Duty From Camp Meade Assignment
Col Lucian H. Taliaferro, assistant recruiting officer, ordered to Camp Meade Maryland and then to duty with the army of occupation. He arrived here in March after the recruiting office reopened.
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Lucian H. Taliaferro
Camp Meade
Army of Occupation
Trotsky Says Petrograd Is Safe in Wireless Interview
In a delayed wireless interview from Moscow Trotsky asserts the Allied attack on Petrograd has been beaten off. He describes military fronts, Ukrainian uprisings, Kolchak’s defeats, and the Red army’s supply system led by Krassin, predicting reversals on Western and Southern fronts.
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United Press State
United Press
Budapest
Leon Trotsky
Petrograd
Trotsky
Moscow
Bing
Germany
Psthonian
Lettieh
Krasenoff
Deniken
Kraseneff
Black Sea
Caucasus
Ukrainia
Kolchak
Red Army
Kremlin
Siberian
Mmasees
Army
Freezone promises painless corn removal
A Cincinnati genius introduces Freezone as a magical solution that lifts hard corns and calluses with a drop on the affected area. It claims instant pain relief and painless removal for corns between toes, soft corns, and calluses at low cost.
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Cincinnati
Idaho Not Hit by Telephone Strike
Boise dispatch reports Southern Idaho remains untouched by the Pacific States Telephone and Telegraph Company strike. The Mountain States network covers Southern Idaho, making disruption unlikely while the northern region under Pacific Telephone and Telegraph is affected by the count strike.
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Idaho
Boise
Aagninet
Pacific States Telephone & Telegraph Company
Mountain States Telephone & Telegraph Company
Pacific Telephone & Telegraph Company
Washington inaugurates course in booze testing
The University of Washington has launched a new course on booze testing with its commencement set for August 21 and 22. The article notes anticipation of strong student interest and a generous following for the program.
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University of Washington
Soldier Flees Hospital After Arrest In Grand Larceny
John M. Smith, 29, a returned Canadian soldier and tuberculin patient, escaped from City Hospital Sunday night while under observation for tuberculolgia. Police seek him after he allegedly stole $57 from Alice Hayes at the Waldorf hotel. money recovered from his room. Detectives Yoris and Vortner had arrested him on June 7 on prior charges.
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John M. Smith
Smith
Ernest Yoris
C. C. Vortner
Alice Hayes
Waldorf Hotel
Riots in San Luis Potosi Force Chinese Exodus
A Justice Department report from Laredo notes three days of riots in San Luis Potosi tied to governor election activities. Chinese residents are ordered to leave the city with threats from a Carranza garrison commander. Statewide disorder halts mines and business as candidates Manuel Larraga, Rafaeli Nieto, and Serrano Martinez vie for governor.
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Laredo
Texas
San Luis Potom
Department of Justice Bureau
San Luis Potosi
Carranza
Mages
Manuel Larrage
Rafaeli Nieto
Serrano Martinez
Department of Justice
Europe debt to United States sparks postwar policy talk
The piece argues Europe will owe the United States about 10.9 billion dollars and that only private banks will fund future loans. It critiques Britain and France for seeking to shelter their nations from debt relief and notes shifted sentiment toward Britain over Germany seized ships. It emphasizes America’s larger wartime shipping losses and questions Europe’s gratitude.
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Europe
United
Belgium
Uncle Sam
Great Britain
East
America
United States
American Aviator Killed in Montabauer Crash
Captain Walter H. Schulze of Chicago, a member of the 138th aero squadron, was killed when his airplane side slipped and crashed into the main street at Montabauer.
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Coblenz
Walter H. Schulze
Chicago
138Th Aero Squadron
Montabauer
Troop Vessel Arrives with 39th Infantry Contingent
The transport Von Steuben docked at Hoboken carrying the first contingent of American troops from the 39th Infantry who saw action in northern Russia.
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New York
von Steuben
39Th Infantry
Russia
Hoboken
Women’s Neckwear Special Tuesday 45c
The Garment Section on the new Second Floor offers khaki and corduroy outfits for Fourth of July outings. Khaki coats and skirts priced from 2.95 to 87.50, corduroy pieces from 2.95 to 8.50, with a full range of sizes. Also a 45-cent neckwear sale featuring embroidered lace collars and cuff sets in several styles.
Bolsheviks Boost Siberia Force With Fresh Troops
Tokyo reports Bolshevik activity in Siberia has risen alarmingly and more troops will be sent. The 12th division, just back from Vladivostok, will be replaced by a brigade of infantry and engineer and cavalry companies from the 5th division to bolster weak Japanese forces.
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Tokio
Siberia
War Office
Vladivoetok
R. L. Robertson 68 Dies After Six Weeks Illness
R. L. Robertson an architect aged 68 of the Orpheum building address 207 died Saturday afternoon after a six weeks illness. He leaves a widow a daughter Mrs Earl Gooding of Seattle and three sons F. L. Robertson of the police department W. G. Robertson and another son.
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R. L. Robertson
Orpheum Building
Ilness
Earl Gooding
Seattle
F. L. Robertson
W. G. Robert
Woman credits Lydia E Pinkham remedy in Ithaca testimonial
Mrs. Prr Milla Avisim of 218 Fall St Ithaca New York writes of severe right side pains and a supposed abscess. After six bottles of Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she reports restored health able to work and dressmake for others. She endorses the medicine and offers her name for use.
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Ithaca
N. Y
Bac
Lydia E. Pinkham
Prr- Millahvisizm
Fall St
Florence Upstairs Store Promotes Retirement Saving
An advertisement urges readers to secure independence in old age by growing income through steady savings. It touts time as Father Time and promises help and savings on new suits coats dresses and hats at the Florence Upstairs Store.
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Florence
Storl
Leather-Lined Cowhide Bags Put on Special Sale
A shipment of leather lined cowhide bags offers serviceable carriers for accessories. From regular stock 16 17 and 18 inch bags with slight mar by from display will be sold. Choice at 9 14.95.
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Otto
Grunbaum
Pike Street
F. J. Snow
EK. J. Swiger
Matt
Web
Edward Bing
Krassin
Arma
South
Odessa
Paget Sound Savings and Loan Association
A. Fy Axvenson
Accurn Po
Treaswres Ca
Ssetn S. Say Counsel
Catere
Caswrersy
She Rhodes Co
Loren
A. Londberg
Third Ave
Tennis
Oxfords
Hood Rubber Co
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