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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1919

Page

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Auto smash kills two and injures eight near Lake Forest Park

Frances Hayward 17 and Louis Cook 38, a city fireman, died in a two car crash on Bothell highway a half mile south of Lake Forest Park at 1 30 Saturday. Eight others were injured, three seriously, after vehicles racing toward the curve skidded and overturned.

Frances Hayward Cherry Hotel Columbia St Louis Cook Terry Ave Bothell Highway Lake Forest Park Bungalow Inn Silver Lake Carl E. Chilberg J. E. Chilberg Scandinavian-American Bank Lydia Hayward Eighth Ave A . Kail Nona Timeus Belmont Ave Mabel Timeus Laura Daugherty Lawrence Calvert 17Th Ave Kail Hayward Augherty Chilberg Nona Timens Mabel Timens Cook Fourth Ave Pikest Silver Take Wirls Timeus Othear Karl Bellevueve City Hospital J. B. Chilberg Miss Hayward Arthur Hayward Joseph Mayer Bros Colman Vancouver B. C James T. Shea & Co Land Bothell Road

Old Bay Line steamer Virginia burns off Chesapeake Bay

Fire totaly destroys the Old Bay Line steamer Virginia near Smith's Island with three known deaths and many passengers believed lost. Passengers jump into the water as flames spread rapidly at about 1 30 AM. Ships in the bay aided in the rescue efforts while authorities race to account for missing and injured passengers.

Norfolk United Press Bay Line Virginia Smith's Chesapeake Bay Newport News U—United Press Baltimore Lebella Victor Olmstead Washington Pasenger Nettie Tme Oimenteed W. G. Lane

Americans Out of France by July 30

Washington May 24 The United Press reports France will be practically cleared of Americans by July except for regular army units. Gen Pershing cited a war department chart and Allied forces ready on the Western front as sufficient to meet any German counteraction. Marshal Foch led the French British and American troops with major Allied strength for potential operations.

Washington United Press France Mareh Marshal Foch March Germany

Chicago dries plan big demonstration

Chicago dry forces ready a large demonstration to protest liquor law changes. The Anti Saloon League and Willam Bryan among speakers prepare a campaign for a dry world with delegates from several regions expected to attend.

Chicago United Press Willam J Bryatgend Tchmond Hobeon

22 000 Yankees Due in New York Today

United Press reports eight troop ships carrying 22 000 troops were due to arrive in New York harbor afternoon. The America and Agamemnon from Brest to dock between 2 and 3 pm. Ships include Otsego 1011 officers and men from Bordeaux and Santa Teresa from St Nazaire among others.

New York United Press New York Harbor America Agamemmon Brest 122Nd 124Th Field Artillery Agamemnon Santa Teresa St. Nazaire Radnor Ambrose Light Otsego Bordeaux Dukotan Santa Aula Santa Barbara

American Army on Rhine Reinforced

The Third army gained the Fourth and Fifth divisions today as the Sixth division continues to entrain for Brest. The population in the occupied region remains orderly.

Rhine Coblenz United Press Third Army Brest

Blood-stained uniform found on beach prompts foul play theories

A blood-stained geomanette uniform was found on a beach near the highway site. Police recovered the torn garment and began investigations into possible foul play and identifying the owner.

PRA Keldld

Spivins Raises Seen for Seattle Teachers in 1920s

The article notes a raise for high school teachers to 2100 dollars a year from 1950, with an initial 150 dollar annual jump after 11 years, and a separate increase for grade teachers from 1176 to 1200 dollars. It uses a humorous comparison to Professor Spivins’s fable.

George Ade Sling Spivins Seattle

Daylight Robbers Exit Gem Jewelry with $15000 Loot

In San Francisco on Market Street daybreak burglars bound and gagged clerk Leo Castell at the Gem Jewelry store and escaped with about 15000 dollars in jewelry or cash.

San Francisco United Press Gem Market St Leo Castell

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