Advocates General Use Of School Buildings
Community leaders propose opening public school buildings beyond classes to host political debates and public meetings. John G. Schramm and Seattle School Board members weigh benefits and costs, noting needs for heating and space but favor broader access for civic discussion.
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John G. Schramm
Seattle School Board
J. B. Allen Improvement Club
Frank FB. Cooper
Seattle
Teachers’ Institute
Inseston
Matthews
Terent
Valuable jewelry losses reported to police
Two cases of valuable jewelry disappeared through owner carelessness were logged. Mrs. C. H. Burling ame of Elienaburg Washington misplaced a watch left under a hotel pillow in room 56 at the Brunswick yesterday. later, Clint Bolin of 104 Federal hotel reported a one carat diamond ring missing from Jamieson and Moffett's saloon where it was hidden in a napkin and left on a lunch counter.
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C. H. Burlingame
Elienaburg
Wash
Brunswick Hotel
Clint Bolin
Federal Hotel
Jamieson & Moffett
Bolin
Metcalf to Leave Oakland for Seattle September 4
United States Navy Secretary Metcalf, vacationing in California, has sent a letter stating he will depart Oakland for Seattle on September 4. He will be in Seattle only a few hours before heading to the navy yard at Bremerton for further yard inspection.
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United States
HH. Piles
Metcalf
Navy Department
Oakland
Seattle
California
Mare Island
Bremerton
Auto Hits Pole In City Street Crash Injures Eleven
An automobile owned by Fred McNamara, carrying several occupants, swerved and struck a telephone pole on Second Ave between Columbia and Martins last night. Eleven people were hurt and a police report was filed. speed was reportedly not excessive.
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Fred McNamara
Second Ay
Columbia
Marion «Ts
Sneak Thief Targets Griffin Home on Westlake Boulevard
A theft at John Griffin’s residence on 1800 Westlake Boulevard reports a thief entering yesterday and taking $35 in cash. Detectives seek witnesses and security footage to identify the culprit and secure the scene.
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John Griffin
Westlake Boulevard
Salvation Army Forger Mabel Hall Returns to Prison
Columbus reports Mabel Hall known as the Salvation Army girl who forged checks and spent two terms in state prison. Described as a fine looking woman she earned release only to fall back into forgery as she passed bad paper.
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Seattle Star
Columbus
Mabel Hall
Salvation Army
Creok
Out of the Penitentiary
Benefit Baseball Postponed By Rain
The Telegraphers benefit game scheduled for last Saturday was called off due to rain and will likely be held next Saturday with details to follow. Rev. M A Matthews umpired one inning before postponement. The Alaska Yukon Pacific exposition executive board meets this afternoon at Arcade Annex for reports and management business.
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Rev. M. A. Matthews
No Wedding Bells for Willy
Wilson Misner, famed spendthrift, cannot marry again in his lifetime after a superior court decree signed by Judge Day. His widow Mary Adelaide Yerkes Misner may remarry and resume her former surname Yerkes. The clipping ends with an odd promotional line about Soap Lake Salve.
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New York
Wilson Miener
United States
Alenka
Willy
Day
Superior Court
Wilson Misner
Mary Adelaide Yerkes Misner
Yerkes
Kendall Stars In Old Gree Kendal Style Comedy Drama
The Grand hosts Emmons Kendall with Feron and a cap hat gag as a veteran star carries a time worn comedy drama through a full week of shows. Crowd appeal persists with a Hungarian Husar band at Lana park performing Schilong’s The Spanish American War suite in thirty eight minutes, evoking martial spirit amid tears and cheers.
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Gree Kendal
Old Gat
Old Feron
Esra Kendall
Ramesea
Kendall
Ewell Elegant Jones
Haral Kendall
Sehilzenyi
Lana Park
Schilong
Shamus O’Bien and A Man of Mystery Dominate Attle Theater Week
The Attle theater showcases A Man of Mystery with Emma Bugting leading as ingenue and T Bene Roy Applegate as hero and villain. Also Shamus O’Bien at the Third Avenue theater stars Laurette Taylor in a vivid Irish setting with songs and dances. The Charles L. Young Musical Comedy Co presents Mull doon’s case at the Lyric to packed houses. Guns for rent ad appears at 1024-26 Second Ave.
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Attle Theater
New York
Emma
Roy Applegate
Rune
Shamus O'Bien
Third Avenue Theater
Erin
Uptown Playhouse
Emeralds Isles
Laurette Taylor
Coleen
Charles L. Young Musical Comedy Co
John Fielding
Muldoon
Lyric Theater
Seattle
Russell & Drew, Managersa
The
Earl Burgess Co
Emma Bunting
Little Prospector
Muldoon's Picnic to Run All K in New Show
The program titled Muldoon's Picnic will run across all performances, following introductions and encores. Details tag the engagement as part of a broader run.
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Muldoon
Vaudeville Debut Lineup At Lola Theater Today
Manager Pantages of the Lota theater presents a new vaudeville bill at Lola theater this afternoon. Headlining is aVienna act described as a wonder-worker, followed by Free man and Freeman, the Dalton barrel jumpers, Antrim Peters, and others including Four Links, Mandeville Co, hon and Jack, Hi Greenway, and Musical Hrainers.
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Lois Theater
Sunset Main
Four Links
Ross and
Wack
Mandeville & Co
Hi Greenway
Musical Brennans
Elwell
Pantagescope
Willy Zimmerman
Pantages
Lota Theater
Ncte
Lola Theater
Hon
Jack
Hrainers
Staetheat
Loch
Vienna
Freeman & Freeman
Dalton
Antrim
Peters
Artis
Jay Harrington Sings Somewhere at the Oliver This Week
Jay Harrington will perform Somewhere at the Oliver Theater this week. The new bill opens tonight and is billed as full of comedy features and laughs.
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Jay Harrington
the Oliver
Eaid
Miner Dies In Carbonado Pillar Collapse
Carbonado August 26. Finn miner Mike Jussila employed by Carbon Hill Coal company crushed under a seven ton rock during pillar work and killed Saturday forenoon. Charles Palola nearby narrowly escaped death in the same mine incident.
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Carbonado
Mike Jussila
Carbon Hill Coal Company
Charles Palola
Addition to the Family Buffalo Engines Promise Faster Delivery
Buffalo engines rise in numbers with 24 and 36 horse power models to ship in a few weeks. Geo H Woodhouse Co promotes its heavy type engines as world renowned and ready for work. Write or call at 112 University Street.
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Buffalo
Geo. H Woodhouse Co
University
Olympic club sails to Jamestown via Chicago trip
The Olympic club team led by Captain Andrew Glarner with Ralph Rose and Chan Parsons sails from San Francisco to Jamestown, pausing in Chicago for one day en route, as six other teammates travel with the squad.
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San Francisco
Olympic Club
Andrew Glarner
Ralph Rose
Chan
Parsons
Jamestown
Chicago
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Columbia St
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