McReynolds Named To Supreme Court By Wilson
President Wilson nominates James C. C. McReynolds to the Supreme Court, praised by conservatives as safe and stable. Critics accuse him of delaying anti trust actions, opposing eight hour laws, and protecting belligerent interests, calling the choice a lifetime risk for the nation.
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Ashington
James C. C. McReynolds
United States Supreme Bench
Wilson
Supreme Court
Senate
McReynolds
All
Franklin K. Lane
Louis D. Brandeis
Ae McReynolds
English suffraget disrupts police court and seeks insanity ruling
Mrs. Jessie Lloyd, a tiny but forceful suffragist, caused a scene at the First Presbyterian church disturbance and in police court. Prosecutor Van Ruff and Police Matron Kelly fought to control her as she interrogated witnesses and sang a hymn mocking authorities. The judge ordered a potential insanity evaluation.
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Jessie Lloyd
First Presbyterian Church
House of Parliament
London
van Ruff
Kelly
MacMahon
Mrs. Lioyd
Goodwin
J. C Schultz
Tango Spree and Other Shorts At Local Theatres
A Tango Spree at Class A theatre mocks tango fans with a boarder’s burglary prank. Upton Sinclair’s The Jangle adapted for Grand showings. Vitagraph tragedy Captain L bart shocked by lightning. multiple reels listed for various houses through Tuesday night with dramas and comedies including The Man With a Future and The Sea Venture.
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Lubin
G. M. Anderson
Edison
Neptune's Nymphs Daring Dive At Empress Theatre
The Empress theatre features Patee's diving act Neptune's Nymphs with five female divers in a 10,000 gallon tank performing varied dives, some hazardous. The bill also includes The Victim a playlet by Arthur Devoy and Co, Miller Moore and Gardner in song, Joseph Laurine Frances Aleen with jokes, a talking act by Aveling and Lloyd, and Swain the dancing jugger opening the show with a strong act.
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Empress Theatre
Patee
Neptune
Arthur Devoy
Evelyn Faber
Aveling
Lloyd
Swain
Poney Moore Leads Comedy and Music at Pantages Bill
A lively Pantages show features Poney Moore and her company in The Jolly Taras with elaborate staging, music, and dance. Other acts include Jack Coogan and Eddie Fox singing and dancing, Winsch and Poore in No Trespassing, Gilbert Girard animal and instrumental mimic, Betty Blythe singing and dressing well, and Eddie Love with Jeanette Wilbur performing an acrobatic opener.
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Pantages
Poney Moore
Jolly Taras
Jack Coogan
Eddie Fox
Winsch and Poore
Gilbert Girard
Betty Blythe
Eddie Love
Jeanette Wilbur
Woman makes two suicide attempts at home
Mrs. C Wiehle of 19 28th Ave attempted suicide twice Monday night. She first tried to drink poison, then leaped 18 feet from a balcony after her husband took the bottle. Her injuries were slight.
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C. Wiehle
Lovett Visits Seattle on Union Pacific Inspection
Robt. B. Lovett of New York, chairman of the board of rectors of the Union Pacific, arrives in Seattle as part of his biennial inspection tour following the death of I. H. Harriman.
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Seattle
I. H. Harriman
Lovett
New York
Union Pacific
Burglary Strikes Home Of Mrs Rosenthal Jewel Loss
A burglary at 1514 16th Avenue, the home of Mrs. William I. Rosenthal, led to the theft of jewelry valued at about 350 dollars. A diamond stick pin was among the items reported missing.
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Mra
William I. Rosenthal
Fortuna Park Sunday Picnic a Rebellious Youth Memory
A writer recalls a Fortuna Park Sunday outing crowded with youths on the steamer Dawn and at the dance hall. He describes beer, gambling, ragging dances, and intimate displays, noting Deputy Sheriff John Roberts guarding the gate while couples behaved boldly before returning home.
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Fortuna Park
Leech Park
Janes
John Roberts
Great assortment of stripes and colors for easy payments
A sales blurb offers a purchase with a small down payment and the balance to be paid in monthly semi monthly or weekly installments selecting from a wide range of striped and colored items.
Seattle National Bank President Edward W. Andrews Dies
Edward W. Andrews, 61, president of the Seattle National Bank, died at his home 1200 University Street at 8 16 last night from angina pectoris. He had been in good spirits at dinner before a sudden relapse. Mrs Mary Orth his mother in law and his son Edward W Andrews Jr with him at death. Andrews born in Cincinnati and Yale educated, built a banking career starting a bank in 1890 and becoming Seattle National Bank president in 1892. He was a longtime associate of Jacob Furth and member of local clubs and the University Rainier Firloch Seattle Golf and Country. His death leaves the bank without two top officers within weeks of Furth’s passing.
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Edward W. Andrews
Seattle National Bank
University St
W. C. Heussy
Andrews
Mary Orth
Tional Bank
Puget National Bank
Seattle National
Jacob Furth
University
Rainier
Firloch
Seattle
Presith
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