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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1920
Page
10
Denver reports say a land slide struck a Denver & Rio Grande passenger train near Debeque Colorado. The engine crew two unidentified tramps and a fourth person died. The engine mail and baggage cars were overturned and scores of passengers were slightly injured. Crews dig out wreckage as track clearance may take a week.
Investigations into the death of Mrs. Anna Mitchell Jones a former New York portrait painter and wife of John Jones president of Chicago's Dili Pickle club are under way after she drowned in Lake Michigan while on their honeymoon. The husband says he was washed overboard as he chained her to the craft a dory.
Marie Ricks of Minneapolis reported in Seattle Monday as authorities search for her son Joseph Anderson who is believed deranged from war wounds. Anderson bears a scar on the left cheek from the Argonne fighting and is sought by the agency.
After many cinera James Watson gathered early Sunday with a strange watch in his pocket and asked police to locate its owner. He turned the watch over to Patrolman M J Cleary for safekeeping and investigation.
Four sailors slugged D. L. McLean, 82, and robbed him of $28 on Saturday night in South Fond. McLean, a farmer, said he was attacked and is recovering as police investigate the incident Monday.
A $450 theft at a Japanese grocery involved $150 in cash found hidden in a dry pea bin. Police are investigating the incident and reviewing security footage to identify the culprit.
Goat breeders on Puget Sound organized Sunday into the Northwest Goat Breeders Association. The new group plans cooperative purchasing to lower costs for members and promote milk goat breeding across the region.
Burglars entered Nagano's grocery at 1201 Bt Jefferson St and stole $300 in cash, according to police on Sunday night.
In New York on September 14 780 Russian refugee children crowded the rail of the steamship Yomel Maru and waved goodbye as they began the final leg of their voyage back to Petrograd. The youngsters had been brought from Petrograd to Vladivostok in 1918 by the American Red Cross. They have been in New York since August 29.
P. Marne Marshall and Maj. W. W. Soden-Irwin connected with the Manchester Guardian are in Seattle. They promote closer trade relations between Vingland Japan and the United States.
An informal reception for Thomas N. Swale newly elected Washington state commander of the American Legion will be held this evening at Veterans hall in the Armory by the Seattle posts and their women auxiliaries.
A female driver, 14, was injured in a Saturday night auto crash after her car collided with a Groten tank truck. She is listed in recovery at the city hospital.
A romance that began in the army hospital at Camp Lewis ends in marriage in Ohio. Lieut John J De Han of Seattle weds Miss Lenore Collins a University of Win coed after he recovered from gas and shrapnel injuries. Canadian lumber exports are noted elsewhere.
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