Gardner escapes MacNeil island after two wounds
Roy Gardner claims successful escape from MacNeil's island to the mainland despite two gunshot wounds. He appeals to President Harding for a pardon, describing his trek past guards, a wall of rifles, a perilous swim to Fox Island, and a plan to support his wife and baby while seeking redemption.
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Bathing Girls at Food Show Amaze Seattle Audience
The first annual Seattle food show in the Arena features bathing girls as the centerpiece with music and dancing. Families attend as acts are booked for two performances nightly and special days planned for Parent-Teacher associations. Interludes include Miss Elsie Brodie singing afternoons and Lighthouse for the Blind workers demonstrating broom making.
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North End Bank Set to Open October 15
With two thirds of capital stock subscribed, the new North End bank plans a October 15 opening. Organizer LL W Peek says the institution will have a $50,000 capitalization and will be located at 3424 Fremont Ave.
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Fremont Ave
Navy Crepe de Chine dress with moire ribbon belt
A navy crepe de chine garment features a ruffled bodice and a belt with a sash in matching navy moire. The outfit is priced at 19 dollars and 50 cents.
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