Mollie and Margie in a Book Trust Dilemma
Mollie weighs love and work as Pat and Hatton debate her role amid a book-trust struggle. Aunt Mary enters as Mollie contemplates leaving her job to help the cause, while Margie urges frank talk about female influence and men's careers.
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Mollie
Newspaper Enterprise Association
Jim Edie
Pat
Mr. Hatton
Margie
Molly
Alighieri
Robert Browning
Heine
Goethe
Byron
Moore
Shelley
Mollie Markie
Aunt Mary
Sonny
Molle
Peggy ONeill at Moore Coming Week
The Ziegfeld Follies open at the Metropolitan theatre Sunday April 11 with Bert Williams and a 150 member cast. Peg O’Neill stars in Peg o My Heart at the Moore for a week starting tomorrow night with the original company. Empress and Empress bill feature acts including Kr Reynard ventriloquist and A. Burt Wesner in Father’s Way. Also on the Orpheum lineup Sylvester Schaffer heads a varied program including Married and a Mutual Weekly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metropolitan
Vers Michelena
Louise Meyers
Arthur Deagon
Ed Wynn
Anna Pennington
Stella Chatelaine
C. Morton Horne
Walter Percival
J. Bernard Dybyn
Johnny Dove
Herbert Clifton
Kay Laurell
Gladys Feldman
Reginald Mason
Brent
Lillian Kemble Cooper
Ethel
Roland Hogue
Alric
Peggy O'Neill
Peg
Gordon Burley
Grace Hasemler
Hines
Peg O' My Heart
Old England
New York
Kr Reynard
Hicksville
Pantages
Burt Wesner
Company
Father's Way
Josie McIntyre
Ben Harty
Rose Garden
Dalton
Mareen
Rose Stahl
Vic
Fliv
The
Star
Fliva
Ray Snow
Snow
Beth Challis
Empress
Peggy O'Neil
the Moore
Prisoners Protest Salary Cuts for Sheriff Hodge Officials
In a county jail protest, inmates and jail staff condemn county commissioners for cutting Sheriff Hodge and Jailer Halley salaries. Resolutions praise the jail administration and urge reconsideration, noting the burden of managing 150 to 200 inmates and requesting public support for the original pay levels.
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Hodge
Ers
Robert T. Hodge
Halley
Board of County Commissioners
Malley
Steed
Headee
Eher Iffe
King County Fell
Little Cougler
Dailer Hatley
Murderer of Chinese given 25 year term
L L Oesear, who murdered Quong Chew, a wealthy Chinaman, last Christmas day, is sentenced to serve 10 to 25 years. Judge Albertson imposed the sentence. Life imprisonment was given to Serafin Villafior, a Filipino, as accomplice. Mrs. Lucile Goldy faces trial for complicity. Chew was lured to a room beaten to death and robbed.
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Ll. F. Oesear
Quong Chew
Albertson
Serafin Villafior
Lucile Goldy
Chew
Man Wages Mass Killings Then Suicide in Washington Logging Camp
April 1 in Shelton Washington an ex brakeman named Steele ambushed logging trains fatally shooting four men and wounding another before returning home and killing himself. The victims included C. E. Day Joseph Stertz Conductor Erick Johnson and brakeman J D Hurke. Steele declared he aimed for four and achieved it before his death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelton
O. C Steele
Peninsular Railroad and Simpson Logging Company
Hind
Steele
C. EK. Day
Caboore
Joseph Stertz
Day
J. D. Hurke
Charles Dorman
Banner
Erick Johnson
Belles of Japan Sail to Frisco for Exposition
The thidguoka Maru of Nippon Yusen Kaisha carries sixty of Japan's prettiest dancers bound for the San Francisco exposition. They were chosen from thousands of contenders to perform at the fair. The Shidzuoka Maru also carries a heavy cargo of silks and other dress goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Nippon Yusen Kaisha
G. N. Dock
San Francisco Exposition
Girl knocked down by jitney at Pine and Second
Miss Addie Lavers of 408% W Galer St was struck by a jitney bus at Second Ave and Pine Street on Friday night and severely bruised. The driver J C Tomlinson of Wellington Court carried her home. witnesses said Tomlinson was moving slowly.
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Second Ave
Pine
Addie Lavers
W. Galer St
J. C. Tomlinson
Wellington Court
Tomlinson
Commission Denies City Plea to Continue Ferry Service
After a Friday hearing, the Public Service Commission ruled it lacks authority to act on municipal contracts and denied the city's request to continue the 5 cent continuous passage contract between Port Ferry and the electric company. The decision ends continued ferry and West Seattle stub line service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Service Commission
Port Ferry and Electric Company
West Seattle
Hold All Day Meeting by King County Holiness Group
The King County Holiness association will hold its usual all day meeting at Madison Street M. E. church Tuesday. Rev. T. H. Marsh of Ross Free Methodist church will preach at 10 30 a m. Rev. Raymond Rees of Winlock Washington, conducting revival meetings, will preach at 2 30 and 7 30 p m.
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King County Holiness Association
Madison Street
M. E
T. H. Marsh
Ross Free Methodist Church
Raymond Rees
Winlock
Wash
Hero’s Box of Jewels and Cash Found in Ruins
Pleasantville New Jersey workman James Runner of Northfield unearthed a small box amid demolition debris. The container held several $100 bills and a substantial stash of jewels valued at nine thousand dollars. The find was reported to authorities for appraisal and safekeeping.
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Pleasantville
N. J
Oril
James Runner
Northfield
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Ziegfeld
Lottie Vernon
Dorothy Newell
May Carman
Jean Barnett
Ruby Lewis Mae Paul
Addison Young
Arthur Rose
W. H. Macart
Ethlynne Bradford
Bill
Chas. Klaae
Pen Bernie
Ion Players
Delmore and
Siegfeld
Follies
Leon Errol
Vera Michelena
Sayuse Meyers
Hkd
Wynn Arthur Dragon
J B. Dyllyn
Gladys Feelduman
Bee Williams
Hep Morphy
Sheriff North
Berge
Dodger North
Henry J. Peterson
Sheriff Mast
JH Maines
Nt. Lamartys
Sheriff Routh
Ororge
Hick
Dodge Seath
Belles OF
Frisco
Girl
Jitney
Star Want
Moore Strong Nicut
Hetunn
Olive Morosco
World Panols ST Ocors
J. Jiartley Manners
New York-Chicago
Nighte
Dlonon and Orchestra
Parquet
Naleony Cirete
She
Feallery
Divane
Ore Besten
America
ED Reynard
A. Burt Wesner & Company
Buster
Loew
William HL —Ethlinne Macart
Bradford
Bull Bros. Justi Printere
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Mr. Advertiser
Seattle Star
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