Wayfarer plans explained and profits pledged to Seattle study body
A Wayfarer society statement and producer Montgomery Lynch deny commercializing the pageant. Audited accounts will detail profits with half of net to the University of Washington student body to reduce stadium debt. $3,500 rental for seven nights added to indebtedness, totaling about $20,000 for the purpose. The plan seeks Seattle as a permanent home and preserves a reserve fund for future productions.
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Wanda Visits Monkey Society At Woodland Park Zoo
A local zoo club initiation unfolds at Woodland Park as Mickey the brown monkey undergoes a three to six day initiation led by Adam. Dr. Gur Knudson explains the playful ritual while staff assign roles to a fictional monkey cabinet. The scene features Wanda von Kettler and a crowd watching in amusement.
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Theatres Animal Act Tops Pan Show at Pantages
Carlton Emmy and his Mad Wags headline the Pantages bill with trained dogs doing tricks while the Mimic World troupe of 13 girls and a man performs song numbers led by Minerva Wood and Charles Hartman. Shelton Brooks performs his famous songs and Santucel the accordionist accompanies the act. The Frieco Exposition opens at Fifth Ave and Lenora with 20 acts including gymnasts Scamp and Scamp. The Wild West show features bucking horses and steer with a $60 rider prize, plus a merry-go-round Ferris wheel and a seaplane as part of the nightly program. band concerts start at 6:30.
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Seattle
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Ears To Be Shown In Fashion This Winter
Chicago reports that the National Hairdressers Association at its first annual convention declares ears will be worn out this winter. Hair will be styled high on the head while ears will be allowed to show.
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Suspect Nabbed in Watch Pawn Theft Case
Edward J Padden, 22, held for investigation after detectives nabbed him at Third Ave and Union following pawn of a gold watch worth 100 dollars from James Seretek of 601% Third Ave. Police say Padden pawned the watch for 14.76 dollars.
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Japan’sPast Rules On Dress Diet and Travel For Inhabitants
A historical note highlights Japan enforcing social norms controlling residents’ dress and eating habits and restricts travel. It illustrates the regime’s reach into daily life and cultural conformity.
Shipyard Strike in Japan Is Uncertain
Reports from Honolulu conflict on Kobe shipyard strike conditions. Hawaii Shinpo cites ongoing unrest with potential for worsening disturbances, while a Tokyo Jiji dispatch says owners may recognize labor rights and a settlement could be possible. Twenty eight people were seriously injured in Kobe rioting Friday.
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Chinese Civil War Updates From Hankow Skirmishes
Reports from Hankow indicate continued clashes as Chinese factions vie for Pe King control. Chang Tao Lin, northern war chief, has halted his planned advance on Bolshevik occupied Mongolia by order from Peking.
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Suspect Charged With Grand Larceny in Auto Theft Case
Detectives Witke and Richardson said Charles Van Geist will face grand larceny charges for allegedly stealing the auto of F N Wheaton at 6244 18th Ave N on March 21. They claim he fled the car numbers and stamped new ones with dies bought from Schwabacher. Van Geist, a furniture salesman for Harry Rachmil at 2109 First Ave, was arrested Monday.
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Campaign Fear Prompts Golin Push for Wu Pei Fu
The campaign was believed sparked by fear Wu Pei Fu might seize more territory during Chang's absence, prompting action to counter any expansion while Chang was away.
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Demand for Dependable Canned Salmon Growing Abroad
The Anglo American Trade in London reports demand for tinned salmon rising abroad. British imports rely heavily on British Columbia and the U S Pacific Coast, with quality concerns and prewar stock affecting prices and consumer appeal in the United Kingdom.
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Northwest merchants seek larger Philippine trade role
The Northwest Chamber of Commerce delegates visit the Philippines to spur expanded trade relations. The Journal of Commerce notes strong Philippine interest in Pacific Northwest goods, with Seattle Portland and Tacoma poised to capture much of the island trade amid improved shipping and cooperative development.
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Bumper Farming Crops Expected Across Washington
A Washington State survey reports a bumper agricultural year with a projected combined selling value over 250 million dollars. Fruit crops in Wenatchee and Yakima districts, plus prunes and small fruits on the west side, expected to total more than 50 million. Wheat harvest promises at least 40 million, with total crops likely to bring about 100 million this fall. Sheep and cattle fattening due to favorable conditions. Seattle to see unusual fall purchasing as a distributing center.
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Ryder Charged With Assault in North End Incident
Island Ryder, a youth accused of assaulting a young girl in a house on 96th Street, faced the county jail as an arrest warrant was issued. A wedding attorney was reportedly involved, with a single woman called upon Monday to identify Ryder.
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