One Killed Five Hurt In Autos Near Camp Lewis
A Sunday pair of Seattle bound crashes leaves one dead and five injured near Black River Bridge and Camp Lewis. William Bromley, 24, Issaquah resident and compressor at Pacific Coast Coal, died. three injured are Seattle residents, including Miss Inez Fitzgerald and Mrs Laura Carter.
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Seattle
Camp Lewis
William Bromley
Issaquah
Pacific Coast Coal Co
Mise Inez Fitzgerald
Mayfair Ave
John Erwin
John Holloway
Fitzgerald
Black River Bridge
Renton
Bromley
Mia
Wendt
Erwin
James Forbes
C. A. Lundy
Seventh Infantry
E. P. Doane
Cosmopolis
Acros
Miss Fitzgerald
Topeka
Kan
Carter
W. Hi. Carter
Oregon
D. A. Fitzgerald
Fire on City of Honolulu sparks heroic calm and rescue
Passengers and crew faced a 4 am blaze in the second cabin of the City of Honolulu. Officers led by First Officer Burst and Captain Lester directed lifeboat evacuations as women and men dressed in blankets endured the ordeal with composure. A psych ward watch and police escorts followed some survivors. officials credited the crew and passengers for their orderly conduct and brave response.
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Thomas
Mis
Louise MacCloskey
Leslie D. Atkinson
Pearl Harbor
T. H
Navy Base
Gommell
Honolulu
H. KR. Lester
W. R. Burst
Lester
Burst
W. P. Bell
Deasenger
Turks destroy Grecian town near Ismid
An unconfirmed report says the Kemalist gendarmerie on its way to Thrace destroyed the village of Chile, slaughtering many Greeks and taking some girls into bondage. Chile lies near the Black Sea railroad, north of Ismidt and northeast of Constantinople.
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Athens
Thrace
Chile
Black Sea
Ismid
Constantinople
Christians Flee Thrace as Allied Arrangements Unfold
Thousands of Christians flee Thrace toward the Balkan peninsula amid the Mudanila accord timetable. Families carry belongings on backs or carts while Greek trains are diverted to military use. Refugees flood Rodosto as British and French battalions move in, with Turkish gendarmes poised to assume control after peace talks.
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Constantinople
Thrace
Balkan Peninsula
Rodosto
Balkan
Greece
Lloyd George May Quit Job Amid Cabinet Crisis
London reports Lloyd George may resign or dissolve Parliament this week. Austen Chamberlain chaired a conference of Unionist government members to decide the crisis, with the general election date depending on today’s Conservative meeting outcome.
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London
Lloyd George
Austen Chamberlain
C E McKelvey Dies Suddenly at Sea
C E McKelvey 44 of Seattle died Sunday morning from heart disease aboard his yacht Carrie between Tacoma and Nisqually. A prominent Seattle sports figure, he belonged to the Seattle Gun club and several fraternal groups. Survived by his wife, mother, and a brother. Funeral Tuesday at Henney Watson.
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EB. McKelvey
Seattle
Carrie
Tacoma
Nisqually
McKelvey
Seattle Gun Club
Avalon
Catalina Island
Henney-Watson Undertaking Establishment
Prima Donn a Matzenauer Faces Divorce Action in San Francisco
Mme Margaret Matzenauer, famed prima donna, stayed near her San Francisco hotel avoiding interviews as she prepared for a busy day. Her agenda included deposition before a commissioner in Floyd Glotzbach's divorce suit and a concert appearance, after a process server delivered the summons to her hotel.
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San Francisco
Mme
Margaret Matzaneuer
Floyd Glotzbach
del Monte
Mme. Matzenauer
Glotzbach
Fairbanks Duo Attend Robin Hood Debut in Chicago
Douglas Fairbanks and Mary observed the first showing of Fairbanks new film Robin Hood in Chicago. An eager audience compelled the couple to appear on stage last night amid opening night furor. Mary denied reports she was unwell, saying she felt fine after the uproar.
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Chicago
Douglas Fairbanks
Fairbanks
Doug
Mary
Surprise Promised for Ad Club Meet Tuesday
Botaford Constantine day at Seattle Ad club luncheon. The Hotel Washington Annex hosts a meeting with a complete surprise promised and no speaker names or topics disclosed beforehand.
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Ad Club
Botaford-Constantine
Seattle
Hotel Washington Annex
Autos worth over six hundred thousand stolen in Chicago
Police report alleged confessions from a gang of auto thieves claim the Chicago area saw more than $600000 in automobiles stolen over the past few months. Investigators say the suspects admit involvement in multiple thefts and fencing of the vehicles.
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Chicago
Fire Rescue Details Emerge As Inquiry Opens Aboard Ship
Passengers provided most details of the fire and rescue aboard the Thomas as shipping board officials began an investigation early today. Officers and crew were questioned as part of the inquiry into the incident.
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Shipping Board
Japanese Control of Pacific Coast Lands and Social Influence
A Washington and California focus describes Japanese land control and market leverage on the Pacific Coast. It cites 20500 acres in Washington, major shares of garden produce and dairy, and tactics to pressure American landlords. The report warns of strong Japanese cohesion, business dominance, and social integration aiming at intermarriage, with concerns voiced by rural and urban observers.
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Pacific Coast
Washington
California
King County
Wash
Seattle
Hawaii
Philippines
Japan
United States
Commission
Fmal
Pacific
Versailles
Geneva
George Shima
Oregon
Pirot
American Legion Seeks Adjusted Compensation at Convention
Hanford MacNider, national commander, pledged continued push for adjusted compensation as the Legion opened its third annual convention in New Orleans. He defended the effort as right, despite a current set back from powerful interests and implied a critique of President Harding. A. A. Sprague chaired a report condemning government hospital construction as a tragedy for the sick and a discredit to the nation.
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New Orleans
American Legion
Hanford MacNider
Legion
MacNider
Washington
Harding
Altho
Treasury
National Rehabilitation Committee
A. A. Sprague
Think Woman Led Murderers
A hired gang led by an expert gunman and aided by a woman killed Rev. Edward W. Hall and Mrs. Eleanor Mills on September 14. Letters from Charlotte Mills and mysterious phone calls suggest premeditation. New Jersey AG to name a new lead prosecutor to coordinate the probe.
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New Brunswick
N. J
Sexton
Edward W. Hall
Eleanor Mills
Charlotte Mills
New Jersey
Lingerie and Flannel Shirts From The Upstairs Store Ad
Advertises Tubular Tricolette undervests in Ivory Flesh and Orchid at 95c per yard with 36 inch width. The Downstairs Store offers flannel shirts in blue gray and khaki priced at $2.25 with fat-collar style and pocket, size 15 to 17.
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Everal
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