David E Jackson
On June 22, 1935, in Washington, a fire aided by a brisk south wind, burned buildings of Moss Planing Company, Warner’s Machine Shop, and Mutual Machine Company along with four dwellings. The fire was discovered in a lumber shed at 3:05 A.M.; it spread through the highly flammable lumber. › Continue reading
Edward Peed
Edward Peed was throwing some water on the burning rubbish when suddenly without warning, the western wall of the Hoyt Building collasped on Peed , killing him instantly.
