Missing Woman Shoots Self After Father's Death
Miss Elizabeth Veazey 39 shot herself in a private hospital room amid melancholia following the death of her father, former Great Northern attorney Stockton Veazey. The body was found by nurses, with the gun believed kept in her trunk. Brothers Stockton Veazey Jr and J Parker Veazey are mentioned as being elsewhere. The body rests at Bonney- Watson's.
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Elizabeth Veazey
Stockton Veazey
Great Northern
Montana
Washington Hotel
Miss Veazey
Stockton Veazey, Jr
Otis Hotel
Summit Ave
California
Telegraph
J. Parker Veazey
Great Northern Railway
Great Falls
Mont
Death note and gas tragedies shake Seattle couple
Charles Hout, Montana rancher, follows his late wife Flora Beasie Hout born Mrs. James Harlow in Seattle, to fulfill her wish to scatter ashes over Puget Sound after she died by gas in Baldwin apartments. He arrived too late, witnessed her cremation plans, and vows to dispose of her remains at sea.
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Charles Hout
Montana
Puget Sound
Flora Beasie Hout
James Harlow
Baldwin Apartments
15Th Ave
Bonney- Watson's
Hout
Seattle
New Richmond
Miles City
Mont
Mayo Brothers
Rochester
Minn
California
Victoria
B. C
Two Killed as Log Engine Runs Away Near Renton
A log engine owned by May Valley Logging Co. ran away six miles east of Renton on Saturday afternoon. It crashed into another engine at the hill foot after wet clay from rain had slicked the tracks. The dead are William May and Louis Katsaras. George Georgianas and William Chervas were badly bruised along with two others who walked home.
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May Valley Logging Company
Rent
William May
Coalfield
Louis Katsaras
Renton
George Georgianas
William Chervas
Arrest Three for Holding Up Bank in Oregon Heist
Police in St Joseph Missouri say three men were arrested on suspicion of a bank robbery in Astoria Oregon. The incident netted about $19 000 in currency and Liberty bonds with nearly $5 000 in bonds recovered. The trio arrived by car in St Joseph after the theft.
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ST. Joseph
Astoria
Ore
City
New Advertising Firm Formed by Seattle Leaders
Altnow Singleton Held Inc announces formation as a national and local advertising and publicity firm with offices in the Marion building. Sole stockholders are George G Altow F R Singleton and J F Held, all prominent in Seattle's advertising scene.
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Altnow-Singleton-Held, Inc
Puberty, Advertising and Business Service
Marion
George G. Albon
F. BR. Singleton
J. F. Held
Seattle
Lare
Olympia
F. R. Singleton
Middle West
George G. Altow
Altnow Advertising Company
City of Seattle to celebrate 50th birthday notice
City of Seattle marks 50 years since incorporation on December 2 1869 and plans a birthday celebration. Mayor Fitzgerald appoints a committee including Judge Burke Judge Hanford William Mumphrey and many others to organize events recalling Seattle’s early history and first officials.
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Seattle
Walter F. Meier
Fitegerald
Meier
Thomas Burke
C. H. Hanford
William H. Mumphrey
N. H. Latimer
Frank C. Atkina
Bertah Brown
Scott Calhoun
Oliver C. McGuvra
Roland H. Denny
C. BH. Bagley
KE. & Meany
HM. Terry
James MecNault
Mra Williams. Prosser
Mra. Scurry
M. J. Carkeek
Pierre P. Ferry
Charles Gaye
William Hedfield
Charles Denny
Georgeb. Kittinger
J. D. Lowman
David Kelloge
Jacob Furth
H. A. Atkina
Ike M. Mali
G. Calhoun
C P. Browa
John Collins
Amos Brown
L. V. Wrykoff
Frank Mathias
A. &. Pinkham
John T. Jordon
City of
Seattie
Two Dead in Train Wreck Near Rock Point
The northbound Southern Pacific Shore Line limited derailed at Rock Point eight miles north of King City. Engineer Walter Patrick and fireman G. Reinhardt died. The wreck left 29 injured including Mrs. R. Ridgman and T. D. Starke and wife with leg injuries.
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San Francisco
Southern Pacific Shore Line Limited
Southern Pacific General Hospital
Mount Zion Hospital
Rock Point
King City
Walter Patrick
G. Reinhardt
San Luie Obiapo
Southern Pacific
Mra. RK
KB. Ridgman
Shelly
Suspect Held in City Jail for Home Burglaries and Car Theft
Carper of 155 Melrose Ave is held on suspicion of burglaries at the homes of C E Dicken 2728 23rd Ave and H M Read 2990 31st Ave. Police found a bag belonging to Dicken in a car Carper claimed was stolen from him. He offered no police report of the auto’s disappearance.
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Marry Carper
Melrose Ave
C. EB. Dicken
23Rd Ave
Htealth
H. M. Read
31St Ave
Carper
Dicken
Pittsburg Police Nab Check Man
Pittsburg police hold Howard Minnema alleged to have passed over 400 in worthless checks in Pittsburg. He issued ten checks signed Howard Moore house and bearing forged endorsement of D H Luts cashier of the State Bank of Seattle. None cashed. Thirty more checks with same endorsement found on Minnema at arrest.
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Pittsburg
Howard Minnema
Howard Moorehouse
D. H. Luts
State Bank of
Seattle
Minnema
Seattle Mother Receives Posthumous War Decoration
Mrs. James Murray Clark of 1213 Fourth Ave W. received a British war decoration posthumously awarded to her son Captain Herbert C. R. Clark. The ceremony occurred at Stanley Park in Vancouver on the morning of September 22 with the Prince of Wales presenting the award.
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James Murray Clark
Fourth Ave. W
Prince of Wales
Stanley Park
Vancouver
Herbert C. R. Clark
Cambrai Drive
Ravensdale Man Loses $30 After Visit to Seattle
Andrew Peterson told police he was pickpocketed in Seattle after a Sunday night visit. He said a woman spoke with him and, after an inventory, found his $30 missing. Police appear to share his view of the loss.
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Andrew Peterson
Ravensdale
Seattle
Lions to Meet at W. O. W. Hall in Navy Yard City
The Lions of Liberty plan a Monday evening meeting at 8 oclock in the W. O. W. hall at Fourth Ave and Marionet. Bremerton residents will be initiated as the group considers forming a jungle in the Navy Yard city.
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LIONS
Lions of Liberty
W. O. W. Hall
Fourth Ave
Marionet
Bremerton
Navy Yard
Opals First Mined Remain Soft and Fractile
When opals are first mined they are so soft that they can be picked to pieces with a fingernail. This initial condition highlights the need for careful handling and treatment before polishing or setting.
Blanket selection at Bon Marche offers varied plaid blankets
Third floor Bon Marche advertises an array of plaid and wool blankets in multiple weights and sizes from 66x80 to 72x84 inches. Prices range from 6.50 to 15.00 a pair, highlighting cotton wool mixes and North Star Wool Plaids famed for wear.
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North Star
New White Coats and Hats for Little Tots
Displayed in the Baby Shop on the second floor are coats and hats for infants and toddlers. Highlights include Cascade de Luxe outfits at 37.50 with matching hats 12.50, and white serge coats with embroidery from 5.95 to 12.50. Also featured are bonnets, hooded capes, and quilted linings priced from 0.50 to 6.95.
Curtains with Lace Edges Offer Variety and Prices
Attractively trimmed curtains with neat lace edges in varieties such as film and Marquisette. Some designs feature Cluny and Barmen edges while others showcase American manufactured edgings, offered at moderate prices for dining rooms and bedrooms.
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Self
Jordon
BON Marche
Fleisher
ART Shop
Wirthmor
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