Girl Killed and 14 Injured in Sunday Auto Crashes
One person died and 14 were injured in multiple Sunday accidents. Genevieve Danielson, 25, was killed. her mother, Kathie Danielson, 48, suffered a fracture when a car she was in overturned near Edmonds. Several other passengers, including siblings and bystanders, were treated for fractures and bruises.
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Genevieve Danielson
Kathie Danielson
Morris Peterson
35Th Ave
Eugene Peterson
Salmon Bay
Seattle General Hospital
Francis Hollyfield
Fist Ave
W. Sagmeister
19Th Ave
Rainier Boulevard
K. Yamanoke
King
Turtle
Fall City
Louis Bjork
Second
Washington St
Bjork
City Hospital
Longshoremen Standoffs Delay Vladivostok Rifle Shipment
Under orders from the shipping board fifty ex-soldiers load five carloads of rifles for anti Bolshevik troops in Siberia aboard the Delight at Plier and The. Seattle longshore workers refuse to handle the weapons leading to a confrontation when one worker is struck in the face by a man said to be a longshoreman. The Longshoremen's union vows not to tolerate such acts.
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Shipping Board
Vladivostok
Siberia
Plier & the
Seattle
U-35 Captain Plans Defense of Submarine War
Berlin reports Capt. Rose who commanded U 35 at Newport News will lecture but expects poor public reception. He says he will write a defense of submarine warfare and has been approached by theatrical agents.
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Berlin
Rose
U-35
Newport News
General H Barry Retires After 46 Years Service
New York reports Maj. Gen. H. Barry aged 64 retires from the army after a 46 year career reaching the mandatory service limit. The former commander has served across multiple posts and theaters.
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New York
H. Barry
Army
Tragic Suicide Inside Home Ends Life of Homer Owen
In a home at 7421 Honest Street Sunday evening 26 year old Homer Owen shot himself in the chest with a pistol. His mother, seated nearby, said he asked if he could kill himself this way and fired before she could act. Mrs. Owen doubts intentional self harm, citing his nervous strain.
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Honest
Homer Owen
Young Owen
Owen
Mra. Owen
Soldier grants reach 3,768 in four western provinces
Ottawa reports that within twelve months land grants were issued to 3,768 returned soldiers in four western provinces. The Soldier Settlement Board loans total about 30.9 million dollars through the end of August.
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Ottawa
Ont
Canaada
Soldier Settlement Board
Mrs Maynard Urges Her Husband to Quit Flight
Mrs. Maynard urges Lieut Helvin W Maynard to abandon the transcontinental air derby and not attempt a return flight to Mineola. The couple’s telegrams from Mineola praise his safe San Francisco landing and urge a pause before resuming eastward travel.
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Ban Francisco
Cal
United Preas
Helvin W Maynard
Sky
Maynard
Mineola
Veterans Oppose Rebels at State American Legion Session
The state American Legion convention closed with a pledge to aid constitutional government and law and order. F R Jeffrey of Kennewick won state commander over Ray R Greenwood 72 to 60, with Eugene Beebe as vice commander and others elected to key posts. Spokane chosen for next convention site.
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American Legion
Legionaries
Legion
F. R. Jeffrey
Kennewick
Jeffrey
146Th Field Artillery
Ray R. Greenwood
Bremerton
Eugene Beebe
Everett
BE. A. Klebba
Seattle
Sulliger
L. Schaeffer
Vancouver
William Scales
Centralia
Spokane
Girls Recover From Mercury Poisoning After Mother’s Action
In Chicago on October 123, FDna and Shirley Luikart improved daily after bichloride of mercury poisoning administered by their insane mother. Dr. Thomas A. Carter said both girls were growing stronger and overcoming the dangerous exposure.
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Chicago
Fdna
Shirley Luikart
Thomas A. Carter
One Killed and Eighteen Hurt in Street Car Crash
A street car and an army motor truck collided in front of Walter Reed hospital in Washington. One man, Edward Souther, a private in the medical department who drove the truck, was killed. Eighteen others were wounded.
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Washington
Walter Reed Hospital
Edward Souther
Derby Flyers On Way Again In Transcontinental Derby
Eleven airplanes started the trans continental air derby from Martinfield with nine westbound and two eastbound, as Captain J H Smith neared completion of the cross country flight. Smith faced delays and a propeller loss, while Maynard led the westbound first leg finishing in San Francisco and may start back tomorrow.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Martinfield
New York
United Press
J. H. Smith
Roosevelt Field
Mineola
San Francisco
Smith
FB. W. Maynard
Archie Miller
Chicago
Mpatz
Kiel
Rawlins
Wyoming
Salt Lake City
Rock Island
War Department
Maynard to Start Eastward Tuesday
Lieut Belvin W Maynard winner of the first heat in the transcontinental air derby will start back for Mineola Tuesday afternoon. He said a ruling allows return starts 48 to 96 hours after finishing the first heat and interpreted Sunday as excluded from his schedule.
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San Francisco
United Preas
Belvin W. Maynard
Mineola
United Press Today
Maynard
Captain Drayton Reaches Sacramento in Transcontinental Air Derby
Captain Drayton arrived from Reno at 851 a.m. as the last control station before finish at the Presidio. He follows Lieutenant Maynard as the second Eastern aviator to reach the checkpoint. Mother field officials were told to hold him in Sacramento due to dense fog over San Francisco bay making landing dangerous.
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Sacramento
Cal
United Press
Drayton
Reno
Presidio
Maynard
San Francisco
San Francisco Bay
Presidio Landing Field
Col. Arnold
Air Service
Western Department
Body of Aviator Arrives in Sacramento
Sacramento reports the body of Lieut. J. E. Wales arrived after a fatal crash during an air derby near Saratoga Wyoming. Funeral services are set for tomorrow. Maj. D. H. Crissy killed at Salt Lake City will be transported to San Francisco. A closing line notes a quip about married men talking in their sleep.
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Sacramento
Cal
RE. V. Wales
Wales
Saratoga
Wyo
Maj
D. H. Crissy
Salt Lake City
San Francisco
Practical economy of making your own dresses at home
The article promotes cost saving by making clothes at home. It highlights Fabric Floor Third at the Bon Marche with wide stock of silks woolens cottons and linens and good values. Bon Marche Personal Service helps choose fabrics colors and patterns and assists with sewing difficulties.
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Bon Marche
Silk Fabrics Offered in Wide 36 Inch Widths
A sale features foulards pongees and Tussah novelties in fashionable colors. Ladies can outfit a silk dress for $1.85. Also offered is 36 inch Novelty Silks in taffetas Louisines satins and foulards in many colors patterns and textures. Charmeuse Satin 36 inches wide in multiple shades at $2.25 yard.
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Copenhagen
Belgium
Dependable Woolens Offerings for Winter Dresses and More
A fabric sale highlights Worsted Serge at 1.50 per yard in 54 inch width and a range of navy to black. Also features 40 and 44 inch dress goods with pops and French serges in colors like navy wistaria wine Copenhagen and burgundy. Lining satins in yard widths for coats suits or relining old garments, plus granite suiting 54 inches wide in forest green sapphire plum and burgundy for dresses or skirts.
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Copenhagen
Marine
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U. S
Gen. Barry
Col. Miller
Homer Rodeheaver
Billy Sunday
Sunday
Davenport
Iowa
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Baptist Church
Brooklyn
Derby Flyers
TI. W. Maynard
Carl Spats
E. C. Kiel
Salduro
Utah
L. 8. Webster
J. O. Donaldson
Alex Pearson, Jr
H. C. Drayton
Lovelork
Nevada
Spatz
W. H. Klepper
Elks-Salvation Army Committee
Collins Bldg
Salvation Army
Phoenix
Comforter Challis
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