From Hotel to Death in Oakland Mystery
Miss Georgia Gardner sister of George Maxwell leaped from a hotel in Oakland California early Monday after a party at the Rex cafe. Gardner an entertainer at the Rex left with Michael Migalo after declaring she had only three dollars left to spend. She fell from the seventh floor to the pavement and died. Gardner was 31 and had recently visited Mrs Maxwell in Seattle. Companions say she appeared unsettled before the tragedy.
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Georgia Gardner
George Maxwell
20Th Ave
Claytor
Oakland
Calif
Gardner
Rex Cafe
Ndvices
Michael Migalo
Migal
Miss Gardner
Mrs. Maxwell
Seattle
Auto crash injures child near Spokane
A speeding car struck a girl playing near her home, throwing her several feet and badly injuring her. She was rushed to the city hospital and remained unconscious, with serious injuries reported. In a separate report, A C Pittman and Mrs L E were killed when a train struck an automobile four miles north of Col.
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Mattson
Syeeroid
S. W. Mattson
Th Park
Sun
Spokane
Wasn
A. C. Pittman
Bre. Pittman
L. E
Col
Noted Jurist Wallace Mount Dies in Washington
Olympia reports Justice Wallace Mount, 623 years old, member of the Washington Supreme Court for 22 years, died at his family home after heart trouble. Flags on state buildings at half mast echo a long career beginning as a prosecuting attorney in the Third Territorial district and ending with election to the supreme court. Survived by wife Mrs Mount, two daughters, two sons, and thirteen siblings. funeral arrangements not announced.
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Olympia
Wallace Mount
Supreme Court of Washington
Justice Mount
Oregon
Oregon City
Henry D. Mount
Plains
Biverton
University of Oregon
Third Territorial
Douglas
Lincoln
Okanogan
Supreme Court
Tacoma
Frank Mount
Lving
Bheen
Fatal Crash Victim John F. Cates Dies After Weekend Injury
John F. Cates aged 32 of Renton avenue died Sunday night after sustaining a fractured skull in a car crash last Friday. He was riding with driver D F Thompson on Ninth Avenue North when their car collided with Vernon Cathro's auto at Stewart Street and Denny Way. Thompson's car overturned and Cates was ejected, striking his head on the curb. Cates, a dairyman, is survived by his widow Evelyn. The body remains at Bonney Watson mortuary.
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John F. Cates
Renton Ave
Cates
D. EF. Thompson
Ninth Ave
N. EB
Vernon Cathro
Mt. St. Helen's Place
Stewart St
Dennyway
Thompson
Evelyn Cates
Bonney Watson Mortuary
Goodbye Earth Ends Life By Gas At Clare Hotel
Nousseau Viesta Pierce, 67, a retired marine engineer, died by his own action at the Clare hotel on 1927 First Ave. Saturday night. Roomers found his body Sunday afternoon beside several notes including the line If p m goodbye earth. The room showed escaping gas and prompted the response of authorities.
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Nousseau Viesta Pierce
Clare Hotel
First Ave
Earth
Tax Reduction Council to Meet Wednesday at Arcade
A special Tax Reduction council session will convene at 8 p m on Wednesday at the Arcade building. The meeting will review reports from the sheriff and county treasurer and decide on actions.
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Tax Reduction Council
Salem Woman Slays Husband With Hammer in Ambush
In Salem Oregon police seek Charlies C Gallagher connected to the estrangement of Andrew Wurtsbarger. Mrs Wortabarger confessed to striking her husband with a heavy hammer as he slept after a nighttime asthma medicine request. Neighbors say the couple quarreled frequently.
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Salem
Ore
Gept. i
Portland
Charlies C. Gallagher
Andrew Wurtsbarger
Murde Cherhwa
Body of Aguinaldo captor Hazzard sent home to Idaho
The body of Capt. TN. T. Hazzard, one of five officers who captured Emilio Aguinaldo, died by self-inflicted gunshot at Hotel Butler as bad checks loomed. He registered under a false name, was identified by Bremerton navy yard inspector R. Feurtado, and his death is linked to mental derangement.
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TN. T. Hazzard
Emilio Aguinaldo
Twin Falls
Idaho
Hagzard
Lying Children Defended by Bush in Lecture
Dr D W Bush psychologist argues that children who invent stories are often accused of lying but possess a power that, when cultivated, can lead to great possibilities. He urges visualization as a path to success and notes his Monday talk on peace poise and power at the Arena.
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Bush
D. W. Bush
City plans salary revision by special committees
The civil service commission announces plans to revise the salary schedule for city employees to take effect next year. A committee of Rev. W. A. Major, R. C. Erekine, Charles P. F. Clise, John H. Carter and Anne Marie Breuggerhoff will work out the details.
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Etvyil Service Commission
W. A. Major
R. C. Erekine
Charles PF. Clise
John H. Carter
Anne Marie Breuggerhoff
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Miss G. Gardner
Doris Mattsson
Wrigleys
Arias
Arecl
Chicago
Catalina Aslano
Aguinaldo
R. T. Hazzard
Philippines
Fremont
University
Carl H. Reeves
The
Public Utilities Department
Hansen
Boldt's
Frasisa-Patterson CO
Second Avenue and
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