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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1915
Page
3
In Juneau on April 7 the house votes 14 to 2 to submit the profit question to voters for the November 4, 1916 election. If approved prohibition would take effect January 1, 1915 under the bill, amid a stormy debate over Senator Hubbard's memorial to Congress.
The Seattle Dahlia club appointed a cleanup and paintup bureau to act during the remaining days of cleanup week after a meeting at the Chamber of Commerce Tuesday night.
Annie urges Tim back from unconsciousness as Dr Atwater and Margaret reflect on love duty and loyalty. Tim stirs, asks about the nurse and the old lady, and Dick promises a speedy return to duty while Annie plans to stay close through Tim Jr.’s birth. The scene closes with plans for Tim’s recovery and a future continuation.
Lieut Frederick Mears of the Alaska railway commission in the city says Secretary Lane will make official announcements. Washington reports confirm Lane plans a July visit to Alaska. After a cabinet meeting Lane said construction will be handled by the Alaskan engineering commission not the army engineers. The commission asks the Panama Canal Commission for spare machinery as it prepares the route announcement by President Wilson is expected soon.
About 1,500 unemployed men rioted in Vancouver after relief cuts. Five men were jailed to face charges for inciting the disturbances as crowds invaded restaurants and fruit stands. The unrest followed the city council’s refusal to provide further relief work.
The Class A theatre screens Zangwill's The Children of the Ghetto beginning Wednesday for the week with Wilton Lackaye in the old Rabbin character. The drama traces estrangement of a Jewish family as a son becomes an actor and a daughter marries outside the faith before returning to the rabbi.
Saturday night finishes outline several theater runs including Clemmer presenting Mrs Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch and The White Mask. The Mission of Mr Foo and Ham s Harrowing Duel are listed as part of Liberty programs with Are You a Mason and The Children of the Ghetto in Class A.
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