Dope Runner Captured in Seattle Chinatown Bust
Sing, a Chinese man aged, reportedly a trusted runner for narcotics, was arrested by federal and city officers in Chinatown Seattle. Investigators found opium worth about $200, opium pipes, bowls, a lamp, a hook and syringes in a leather suitcase. Sing is jailed on open charges as the investigation continues.
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Sing
Seattle
Chinatown
Bing
Maynard Ave
King Sr
Sing Ia
Harry Lauder Leads All Theatre Acts in Benefit Program
A Friday morning charity show at the Metropolitan will feature acts from every local theatre led by Sir Harry Lauder. Performers include Jane Morgan Alexis Luce the Wilkes Players Haymans Kintyre James H Cullen and more with music by city orchestras. Proceeds support the Actors Fund at Staten Island home. tickets cost 1 or 2 dollars and all acts donate their time.
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Harry Lauder
Metropolitan
Oscar Gerard
Levy
Orpheum
Jane Morgan
Wilkes
Palace Hip
International Company
Pantages
Doris Duncan
Oak
James HL Cullen
Moore
Roamin
Gloamin
Alexis Luce
Haymans and Kintyre
James H. Cullen
the Moore
Three
International Nine
Pantages Theatre
Oak Quartet
Oak Theatre
Actors
Staten Island
New York
Girl in Hiding Won by Father
In Los Angeles a custody dispute ends with the father, Alfred Herb, awarded custody of the daughter after a divorce from mother Alice Herbstritt. The girl, who fled home, was hidden with the court noting she would not return unless the mother threatened an orphan asylum.
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Los Angeles
Alice Herbstritt
Alfred Herb
Graham
Herbatritt
Estimated 8000 to 10000 drug addicts in Seattle
City Health Commissioner H M Read told the Municipal league that from eight thousand to ten thousand drug addicts exist in Seattle. He blamed prohibition for the rise and said narcotics use has surged nationwide, with crimes tied to drug use. He cited New York New Orleans and Los Angeles as examples and praised New Orleans drug clinics for reducing morphine use and curing rates.
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Seattle
H. M. Read
Municipal League
United States
Dr. Read
Dr. Head
League
New York City
New Orleans
Los Angeles
Cellar Robbery Attracts Brazen Trio In San Francisco
Three burglars rang a bell at the Gilheaney home and, luring eight year old Eleanor to guide them, found a barrel of whisky valued at 1250 dollars stored in the cellar. They loaded the liquor into an automobile and drove off.
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Ban Francisco
Mary Gilheaney
Eleanor
Three Dead in Italy Rioting Over Opening of Chamber
Three people die and more than a dozen are injured as socialist demonstrations turn violent in Rome Milan and Florence near the opening of the chamber of deputies. Carabinieri fire on crowds in Milan killing two and in Rome a demonstrator shoots at police as a general strike is called.
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Camilia Cianfarra
United Press
Rome
Dee
Chamber of Deputies
Milan
Carabinieri
Atx
Florence
Popolo Tremano
I the Oncervatore Romane
Orlando
Chamber
Tomamo Tiftoni
Senate
Victor Emmanuel
Saragona
Nitto
Theatre Called Own Worst Enemy
Rev Dr John Treach Stratton at Calvary Baptist Church argued the modern theatre is its own worst enemy and that today’s plays are filled with suggestion and innuendo. He said actor and actress morals are deplorably low and cited Edwin Roeoth about preferring his daughter Edwina under discipline over the stage.
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New York
John Treach Stratton
Straton
Calvary Baptist Church
Modern Playhouse
Edwin Roeoth
Edwina
Mexico Stands Pat On Denial In Jenkins Case
Mexico maintains its stance in the Jenkins case and says relations with the United States remain delicate yet open to an amicable settlement. Hilario Medina says the local Puebla court handles the case and federal jurisdiction may await a supreme court ruling. Jenkins can gain freedom by posting bail and is being treated well while Puebla authorities investigate collusion rumors.
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United Press
Mexico City
Jenkins
Hilario Medina
Mexico
United States
Medina
William ©. Jenkines
Puebla
Supreme Court
U S Intervenes Debate Grows After Mexican Crisis
Washington reports say Senator Fall's Mexico investigating committee can issue a partial report at any time on US armed intervention. Secretary Lansing discussed the matter with Fall after a border visit, while Mexico withholds release of American consul Jenkins at Puebla amid a perjury case. Norman Rowe, a British subject, was kidnapped at Zacatecas but released after protests, highlighting perceived bias against Americans in Mexico.
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Washington, D.C
United Press
Fall
Mexico
United States
Lansing
Congress
William ©. Jenkins
Puebla
Jenkins
State Department
Wilson
Venacio Bonillas
Bonillas
Hilario Medina
Mexico City
Washington
Norman Rowe
Zacatecas
Rowe
Great Britain
Carranza
Paris Dispatch: King Alfonso Retains Premier Toca’s Cabinet
Dispatches from Madrid report that King Alfonso has decided to keep Premier Toca’s cabinet after earlier rumors of resignation. The decision follows ongoing political turmoil and cabinet reshuffles in Spain.
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Paris
Madrid
Alfonso
Toca
Justice of Mexico Stand Cited by Medina Conclusion
A fragment cites Medina concluding that readers will be convinced of the justice of Mexico's stand. The quote reflects a stance in the discussion and highlights support for Mexico's position.
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Mexico
Medina
Tragedy Hits Smithsonian Universal Expedition in Belgian Congo
Two Americans Joseph Armstrong and William Stowell die in a derailment near Sakania while an expedition with the Smithsonian and Universal Film Company suffers multiple injuries. Survivors include Pliny Horne Henry Kohler Edward Thierry and others. rescue delays and hospital transfers follow the wreck near Elizabethville in the Belgian Congo.
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Cleveland, Ohie
Smithsonian Institute
Universal Film Company
Bingo Forest
Belgian Congo
South Africa
Newspaper Enterprise Association
Edward M. Thierry
Elizabethville
Pliny Horne
Los Angeles
Henry N. Kohler
Auto injures two six-year-olds on Summit and Pike
Two six year old girls Estelle Thompson and Edith A Larson were hit by a car driven by V L Saxe at Summit avenue and Pike street Tuesday afternoon. Thompson suffered a broken leg and facial injuries while Larson had a severely cut face. One girl was knocked free of the car and the other crawled out from under it. Both were taken to the Swedish hospital. Saxe was arrested and released on personal recognizance.
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Summit Ave
Pike St
V. L. Saxe
N. Glet
Estelle Thompson
Knox Hotel
Edith A. Larson
Belmont Ave
Estelle
Edith
Saxe
Many League Seeks Report on Car Line
Members of the Municipal League of Seattle call for a monthly financial report on the street railway. A committee led by J Haight, Carl Reeves and Howes reported a resolution, adopted by the league, urging the city council to have the comptroller publish a record of the street railway’s finances.
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Municipal of
Seattle
Mi Street Railway
J Haight
Carl Reeves
Howes
League
Pioneer Physician Dies at Rochester
Seattle doctor Dr. Alfred Raymond died in Rochester Minnesota at 5 Tuesday morning after an operation at the Mayo Clinic four days earlier. He is survived by his wife Mrs. Raymond and one daughter, both residing at 702 35th Ave.
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Alfred Raymond
Seattle
Noe Minn
Mayo Clinic
Raymond
1 Raymond
Ily
35Th Ave
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Geo
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Eisaiville
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