Open Door Hosts Hoboes Slumming Party in Columbus
Jeff Davis of the Hoboes explains the open door charity work at the Open Door. A mixed group including Alice Lord and Mrs. Frank Wu toured the facility, asserting boes are willing to work and deserve hospitality. Critics in the Chamber of Commerce faced questions over beds and support. A Hoboes meeting is set for next Sunday.
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Capt. James Nash Dies After Long War Career
Capt. James Nash 86 veteran of the Great War dies Monday night at the home of his daughter Mrs. P. C. in California Avenue. He served as master on the Great and was widely known in maritime circles. Services and burial arrangements will be announced.
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Papes Cold Compound Promises Quick Relief
Pape's Cold Compound claims rapid relief from cold symptoms with three doses every two hours. The product touts stopping nasal discharge sore throat feverishness and headache and costs 25 cents at any store.
Uncle Sam Will Operate All Railroads, Declares Pres Mellen
Charles Mellen, former head of the New Haven, predicts in a Star interview that US railroads will become government owned. He envisions eventual federal control, with rail workers shaping policy and rising costs offsetting gains for shippers and the public. He stresses consolidation and warns government operation could curb efficiency.
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Retrial of Leonard Oleson naturalization case moves slowly
In Tacoma Washington the retrial of Leonard Oleson naturalization was on the federal court calendar but unlikely this week. Judge Hanford canceled his citizenship citing socialist views as contrary to the constitution, a move linked to his impeachment. A separate case concerned Mrs Kenkara Kakagawa, a Japanese woman who killed her 24 year old child and attempted suicide, to be examined by a lunacy commission.
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Smith's Potassium Compound promises rheumatism relief
Promises refunds if the one dollar bottle fails to relieve rheumatism gout lumbago or sciatica within 48 hours. Claims to stop pain remove the cause and prevent rheumatic deformities. Offered by John A. Smith Milwaukee Wisconsin with direct prepaid bottles and druggist listings, sold in Seattle at Owl Drug Co stores.
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Quincy Adama Sawyer thrills Seattle theatergoers
Halley and Mitchell players presented the New England country tale in Seattle last night. Dwight Meade starred as Quincy Adama Sawyer with strong support from George Webb Miss Viola Leach and Miss Anda Due. The production promises continued performances through the week.
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Keating & Fiood Present The Follies At Tivoli
The Keating & Fiood Musical Comedy Co. performs The Follies at the Tivoli this week. Clever dialogue and lively tunes help the cast shine in their roles. Two novelties appear on stage a Maroon wireless apparatus and a sword dance enhancing the program.
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