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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1915
Page
3
Two non union workers at Baker shingle unit are held after shooting striking shingle weavers Don Hanson and E M Sylvia during a street quarrel. No serious injuries reported. Everett Commercial Club presented resolutions to union officials urging a return to work.
April 15 report Scotty Allan driving a malamute team co owned by him and Mrs Chas E Darling of Berkeley Cal leads the 412 mile Candie and return race that began yesterday. Other entrants include Alex Helmann with Siberian dogs Paul Kjestad with bird dogs Leonard Sepala with Siberians and Eskimo John driving for the Council Kennel Club.
Regents Miller Gaches and Perkins of the University of Washington visit Chicago to review aspirants for the presidency of the university.
Eleanor Fairlow reveals Chadwick Hatton’s marriage to a mentally ill wife and his restraint from divorce. Mollie’s future may be shaped by gossip as Margie weighs the peril of scandal and a possible romance with Hatton, while Dick’s role remains unclear.
Screen reviewer notes the Williamson underwater film shown at Mission Theatre all day and likely to draw crowds later in the week. Filmed off the Bahama Islands from a boat chambered tube, the reel showcases a long ocean bed and strange sights.
Chaplin headlines at the Alhambra with The Tramp drawing capacity crowds this week. Locally he faces filming delays on busy Los Angeles streets as onlookers crowd the scene. Other films showing include The Governors Lady and The Phantom Sweethearts with Edith Wyne Mathison Anita Stewart Earl Williams and Catherine Countiss in various features.
City officials plan a second 10 000 kilowatt unit at Lake Union as a near term step, with Dimock and Ross testing seepage control for Cedar River dam. Erickson argues a wall may not be needed now and notes current capacity and rising demand, while silting methods could take years.
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