Austria’s Oblem Perplexing by Milton Bronner
Milton Bronner reports from London on Austria’s plea to the supreme council of Allies. Alfred Berger describes strict bread and fat rations, loss of Hungarian supplies, and the need to stabilize currency. Austria asks for coal and food to restart industry and feed workers.
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Milton Bronner
London
West
Austria
Alfredberger
Supreme Council of Allies
Gruen
Hoover
Gruenberger
Jugo-Slavia
McManus Heads to Los Angeles for Major Engagement
Joseph McManus, praised during a Wilkes stock stay, departs for Los Angeles to join a Majestic Theatre engagement. An East Coast actor with stock and film experience, he has appeared with leading companies and in notable motion pictures. He begins his Los Angeles run in two weeks.
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Joseph McManus
Wilkes Stock Company
Wilkes
Shonts Will Is Ordered Probated in New York
Surrogate James ordered probate of P. Shonts will after Mrs. Milla D. Shonts filed the probate petition. The estate, reported to exceed $700,000, provides $700,000 to the widow, $100,000 to two sisters, with the remainder to Mrs. Thomas. Shonts died in an apartment house also housing Mrs. Thomas.
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Shonts
New York
P. Shonts
James
Milla D. Shonts
Thomas
Seattle Man Ends His Life in Tacoma
In Tacoma on April 9, William rd, a mining engineer from Seattle, shot and killed himself with a sawed off shotgun after expressing a wish to cremate his body and scatter the ashes on Puget Sound. The motive remains unknown.
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Seattle
Tacoma
Sound
William Rd
Seatwhore
Hir
Huggard
Protect Forests Urges President Forest Protection Week
President Harding issued a proclamation setting aside the week of May 22 as forest protection week and urged special attention to preventing forest fires.
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Washington
Vaudeville Acts Lead Orpheum Circuit Bills
The Moore bill features Blossom Seeley in Miss Syncopation with Lolya Adler debuting in The Beautiful Lady and Ned Norworth in varied comedy. Wilkes stock presents Alexis Luce in The Christian with Jane Morgan. Levy's Orpheum showcases The Spring Models. Palace Hip hosts The Stepping Stone Revue and A Revue of 1921. Pan Panhandle brings Beach Follies headlined by Tattie Mayer. Butler Hotel hosts Revels of 1921 featuring Peggy May and cast.
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Lolya Adler
Moore
Ruth Richard
Levy
Alexis Luce
Wilkes
Mildred Lowell
Palace Hip
Orpheum
the Moore
Blossom Seeley
Jacob Adler
Ned Norworth
Larry Comer Q
Prosper and
Maret
Serbini
Nagle
Levy's
Eddie Wright
George Rehn
Phil Golden
al Burton
Mary Shea
Guy McCormack
Cliff Winehill
Herbert Hodge
Cliff Bailey
Buck Jones
Tattie Mayer
Miss Mayer
Vardon
Perry
Louies Hamlin
William Macks
George
Paul Hickman
Clifford
Bothwell
Engel
Marshall
Peggy May
Butler
Butler Hotel
R. W. Hughes
Burglaries Reported In Five Local Break-ins
A phonograph and jewelry were taken in five burglaries reported to police Friday night and Saturday morning. Jewelry, furs, watches and a necklace were stolen from B P Walker at 1942 N 624. A vacuum cleaner was taken from Mrs Johnson at 4015 Fairmount Ave. Ruth Margrove’s slippers and gloves were stolen at 2546 Dexter Ave. A purse and trousers pockets yielded cash at Mrs Van Warden’s 1200 Austin St.
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Mra. J. Pomeroy
U3rd Ave
N. W
B. P. Walker
M. Johnson
Fairmount Ave
Ruth Margrove
Dexter Ave
Mrm
van Warden
Austin St
Jefferson Davis Servant James Jones Dies in Washington
James Jones, long serving Jefferson Davis body servant and later a senate stationery room employee since 1893, died at his Washington home yesterday. He was reputed to have taken the Confederate great seal when Davis was captured, a seal that was never recovered.
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Washington
James Jones
Jefferson Davis
Jones
Senate Stationery Room
Davis
Haircut Price Talk Set for April Meeting
The Master Barbers' association will discuss raising Saturday night haircuts to 60 cents at a special meeting in the White Building barber shop on April 20. Attendees from all shops, union or nonunion, are invited as the move aims to relieve week end congestion.
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Master Barbers’ Association
White Building
Seattle Pioneer Alonzo Low Dies at 75
Alonzo Low, among Seattle’s first white settlers, dies in Snohomish at 75. He arrived with his father in 1857 at Alki Point and remained a Snohomish County resident for about six decades.
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Snohomish
Alonzo Low
Seattle
Low
Alki Point
Snohomish County
Mystery at 120 Newton Street Sparks Police Inquiry
Neighbors reported a man in the back yard of C. L. Kelly at 120 Newton Street Friday night using foul language. The suspect, who may have dropped a collar button or considered the poll tax, had vanished by Saturday. Kelly summoned police but no arrest was made.
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C. L. Kelly
Newton St
Kelly
Ewearer
Lydia E Pinkham testimonial advertisement from Shelbyville
A Shelbyville Missouri woman claims light work, renewed health, and no medicine in three months after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The ad asserts she can handle housework, poultry, and gardening and invites use of her testimonial in advertising.
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Mia
L. D. Quinly
Shelbyville
Lydia E. Pinkham
Rnto
Rousing Finish To Safety Week In Seattle
Beattie’s Safety Week campaign ends with a pavement dance on Pike Street between Second and Third Avenues. Carl Miles leads Elka Hand plus Ralph Pollock and his original broken melody syncopators and the Emerald trio perform after 7 PM. Four Minute speakers deliver safety messages and urge weekly safety awareness.
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Beattie
Pike St
Aves
Carl Miles
Elka
Ralph Pollock
Hippodrome
Emerald Trio
Hubert
Convention Trip for Blackwell Off
James F E Blackwell superintendent of buildings will not attend the city building officials convention in Cleveland on April 27. The council finance committee declared trips of this kind would be banned in future. Blackwell did not request to be sent.
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James FE. Blackwell
Cleveland
Council Finance Committee
Blackwell
Horoscope predicts fires and labor strife in capital city
New York April 9. Incendiary fires at the capitol at Washington, troubles between capital and labor and earthquakes are some of the things predicted by Prof. Gustave Meyer Hoboken's astrologist. He also predicts a return of hoop skirts failure of prohibition and lower rents.
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New York
Capitol
Washington
Gustave Meyer
Hoboken
Ex-cop Harvey sought on bribe charge after Whisky run
Patrolman Kruger sought a warrant charging ex Patrolman Charles Harvey with resisting an officer after Harvey allegedly offered a bribe to let him drive off in a Nob Hill garage incident. Kruger testified Harvey admitted the auto held five cases of whisky and claimed a $100 payoff. Harvey’s bail set at $500.
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RE. H W. Kruger
Kruger
Nob Hill Ave
Charles &. Harvey
Lakota Beach
Harvey
John B. Gordon
Aged Messenger Takes Poison Then Asphyxiation
In San Francisco on April 9 George Jackett aged bank messenger of 20 years tenure took poison and then suffocated himself after being told last Saturday he would be let go. He left a note stating he could no longer earn his living. He scored 62 in a game prior to his death.
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San Francisco
George Jackett
Jacket
Sander Funeral Services Set for Sunday
Funeral services for Fred F. Sander, pioneer railway builder, will be held at the Bonney Watson chapel at 2 o'clock Sunday. Rev. Dr. H. H. Gowen will deliver the funeral address.
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Fred F. Sander
Bonney Watson Chapel
H. H. Gowen
Circus Acrobat Dies After Fall in Chicago
Ernest Ward of the Flying Wards troupe fell 40 feet during a rehearsal of an aerial act in Chicago yesterday. He died from his injuries.
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Chicago
Ernest Ward
Flying Wards
Funeral services for Mrs Anna Jones Allen
Funeral services will be held at 3 PM Sunday at the Booth Undertaking Co chapel for Mrs Anna Jones Allen 61 who died Thursday at her daughter Mrs Martha A Rodgers 2617 Belvidere Ave at her home.
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Booth Undertaking Co
Anna Jones Allen
Martha A. Rodgers
Belvidere Ave
Nervous Spells Improve After Pink Pills Trial
Mrs. W. H. Wolf of Youngstown Ohio reports nervous spells headaches and dizziness improved after four weeks of Dr Williams Pink Pills. She credits better sleep appetite and absence of headaches to the remedy and recommends it. She sent sixty cents for a box and a free booklet on nervous diseases.
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Dr. Williams
Dr. Williams Medicine Co
Schenectady
N. Y
Protect Women Is D A R Plea
Daughters of the American Revolution in Spokane call for five year immigration limits and strong legal protections for women and children. They urge a state law to recognize children born out of wedlock with paternal name and support, back motherhood endowment, and seek a Canada extradition treaty for wife desertion. Mrs. Walker elected estate regent and Mrs. Patten elected vice regent.
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Bpokane
United States
Harding
Congress
Daughters of the American Revolution
National Endowment of Motherhood
Canada
W. 8. Walker
Seattle
W. H. Patten
Hoquiam
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