Pacific Telephone workers Back Daylight Saving Petition
Thirty nine employees in the Pacific Telephone and Telegraph company accounting department led a petition supporting The Star's daylight saving proposal. Forty one in the department. all but two signed the voluntary statement. The list names numerous staff members including Kelchner, Krenmeyer, Berry, Mead, Burke, Macdonald, Nelson, Reeves, Sullivan, Nordstrom, MacKay, Mulcahy, Costner, Gehltree, Colline, Allian, Finn, Ruby, and several others.
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Pacific Telephone & Telegraph Company
Van
Kelchner
M. E. Krenmeyer
Pohener
M J. Berry
A. W. Mead
Leland MW. Burke
I. Macdonald
J. Neliman
Reeves U Rigzag
Bayles Pot Sullivan
Jotn Mo McCormick
Minower Nordstrom
Wallace MacKay
Frneat
Alvideen
Bran Ko Derrioeth
Ynelll M. Mulcahy
Mr Collina
Dalla
Battleships Near Eva Rainey’s Seattle Area Farm
Eva Rainey a Seattle resident appeared in Police Judge Fitzpatrick's court for disturbing the peace. She described battleships and soldiers passing by her farm which prompted her to leave the city. The judge dismissed the case after remarking about wanting to see the farm. Lincoln High School will stage The Bachelor's Romance at 7 p.m. Saturday in the school auditorium.
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San Francisco
Seattle
Eva Rainey
Eva
Fitzpatrick
Lincoln High School
Pres Meeten
Chamber to Form Citizens' Advisory Council
A citizens advisory committee to work with the Chamber of Commerce and Commercial Club is nearly complete. H C Henry of Metropolitan Bank will chair a 50-member panel drawn from diverse city interests. A subscription dinner for May 7 at 6 20 pm in Arcade building quarters, 2 dollars per plate.
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Chamber of Commerce and Commercial Club
Rainier Club
H.C. Henry
Metropolitan Bank
Rhodes
Commercial Club
A Woman’s Reflections On Love And Freedom
Paula recalls turning down a wealthy, reliable suitor Jefferson Perry Green and explains her lifelong feminist awakening. She argues love is flawed and that youth misuses romance while mature experience reveals deeper truths about passion, play, and living love. The piece ends with a personal assertion from Paula and Margie Waverly.
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Margie
Paula
Jefferson Terrygreen
Jefferson Perry Green
Jeff
Vinton
Alma
Altho
Earnest Lawton
Margie Waverly
Stars On Sunday Movie Bill At Local Theaters
The Sunday program features Charles Ray and Doug Fairbanks with Alice Joyce Harry Morey Mae Marsh and others. Cinema listings include In Again Out Again Womanhood the Glory of the Nation Fifty Fifty Her Condoned Sin Babette Mrs Balfame Joy and the Dragon Patria The Carpet From Bagdad and Luke Wing Fair Lady with multiple studios presenting star-studded lineups.
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Bill Charles Ray
Doug Fairbanks
Alice Joyce
Harry Morey
Mae Marsh
Coliseum
Charles Ray
Liberty
Moore
Norma Talmadge
Mission
Blanche Sweet
Rex
Peggy Hyland
Babette
Clemmer
Colonialaby
Marie Osborne
Little Mary Sunshine
Filmdom
Mrs
Vernon Castle
Baby Marie
Joy and the Dragon
Sunshine
Griffith
Robert Harron
Dorothy
Lillian Gish
Henry Walthall
Judith
Desert Man to Be Featured as Current Theater Lineup
The program lists Williams and Mert, Margery Willem in The Desert Man, Her Nature Dance and more at the Coliseum and Colonial. Doug Fairbanks in In Again-Out Again headlines next week, with a New Jersey setting and a pacifist father subplot. Charles Ray appears in The Pinch Hitter, Teddy at the Throttle, and Bambi is on the way.
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Pinparty Williams & Mert
Margery Willem
Spmmertrorge
Cohan
Heoedwayr Jones
Hen
Mary Pickford
Meliand
Strand —Howerd Hickman
Paid Marker
Nance O'Neil
Tn “Creed
She Lewst
Ileaee Peters
Gail Kane
Velvet Paw
Theronees DeWite
Beckingham
Fairbanks
Doug Fairbanks
Old Doe
New Jersey
Objecta
Charles Ray
Ray
Teddy
Silent Sunday at Moore Clemmer and Mission bills
Local theaters present a mixed slate with Kathrye Williams in Womanhood at the Moore and Patria at Clemmer. Norma Talmadge stars in Fifty Fifty at the Mission, while Griffiths classic Her Condoned Sin screens at the Rex.
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Linemtv
Barter May
Teddy
Clemmerm
Peegy Mytand
Marc McDermeott
Tabette Coliselm
Nen Manche Sweet
Robert Marron
Ma Meret
Naence Ong
Clonital
Marte Osborne
Norma Talmadge
Greenwich Village
New York
Miss Talmadge
Naomi
Hubby
Portland Carmen to Get Big Raise
Portland workers at the Portland Railway Light and Power Co receive a raise of 3 cents an hour after amicable negotiations with the Brotherhood of Electric Railway Employers. The raise adds more than $90,000 to the annual payroll for 1200 employees.
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Portland
Ore
Portland Railway, Light & Power Co
Brotherhood of Electric Railway
Alaska Pacific to lay keels for two 3500-ton ships
The Alaska Pacific Navigation Co. will lay the keels of two 3,500-ton wooden hull ships, following its recent construction of the motorship Oregon. Each vessel will measure 260 feet in length and 45 feet in beam.
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Alaska Pacific Navigation Co
Oregon
Dry Law Referendum Sparks New Action Across State
A renewed push by workers opposing the dry law seeks to influence the upcoming referendum. Attorney General Gregory requests copies of ten laws from the U S Attorney as to whether the Reed amendment affects liquor importation and the state’s bone dry status. If 20 000 signatures are not gathered by June 10 the state may remain without a dry designation.
Seattle Wins Reserve Bank Branch Fight
Seattle wins a push for the first branch of the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco. Daniel Kelleher, rector of Seattle National Bank, reported the favorable interest from the Federal Reserve Board in Washington. Spokane also seeks a branch as part of the same effort.
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Seattle
San Francisco Federal Reserve Bank
Daniel Kelleher
Seattle National Bank
Federal Reserve Board
Washington, D.C
Spokane
Kelleher
San Francisco
Federal Bank
Federal Board
Bank
Washington
Fight for Child Renewed in Court
Judge Neterer took under advisement Rudolph Gerber of San Francisco petitioning for a writ of habeas corpus to gain possession of his seven year old daughter Anael from Holy Names Academy. Hearing occurred Friday as Gerber argues his divorce from Dorothy Alden grants custody while he alleges the mother fled with the child.
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Neterer
Rudolph Gerber
San Francisco
Anael Gerber
Holy Names Academy
Gerber
Dorothy Alden
Prisoner Escapes After Pretending to be Mrs Ethel Sutherland
A woman arrested for shoplifting posed as Mrs Ethel Sutherland and was taken to city hospital where she escaped. She fled from a Second Ave department store with stolen goods and was recaptured to be jailed for illness.
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Ethel Sutherland
Ave. Departana
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