Debate Over Cats Draws Seattle Voices Across the City
The Star quoted Rockwell Sayre and surveyed Seattle residents on anti cat talk. Officials and citizens split as some call cats germ carriers and pests while others defend them as companionable and useful for pest control. Local figures including H M Irelan and Judge Otis Brinker weighed in.
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Department of Public Welfare
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T. H. Patterson
Sheriff's Headquarters
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Rockwell Sayre
The Passion Flower Enthralls Seattle Audience at Moore
Seattle fans praised Nance O Neil in The Passion Flower at the Metropolitan. Benavente's Spanish peasant drama impressed with strong acting by Alfred Hickman and a striking Raimunda, while the production showcased impressive stage settings and dramatic depth. The Orpheum program followed with music, comedy, and dance acts lighting up the bill.
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Glenn Hughes
Seattle
Nance O'Neil
Benavente
Thea
Miss O'Neil
Raimunda
Alfred Hickman
Rainstorm at Wilkes Opens Tiger Rose Run
The Wilkes theatre opened a week run of Tiger Rose on Sunday with an enthusiastic audience. The stormy stage effects drew attention as actors struggled with lines amid rain and cheering patrons. Adele Blood and cast members received praise for their performances while the production promised strong Northwest melodrama appeal.
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Glenn Hughes
Tiger Rose
Wilkes Theatre
Som
Adele Blood
Thommas Chatterton
Arthur Belasée
Chatterton
Belasco
Forrest
Dress purchase with easy payments at Cherry's store
A shopper describes buying a hand tailored dress for 39.50 at Cherry's, located on a city avenue between Madison and Pig'n Whistle. She plans to start payments after the first of the year, noting the arrangement allows Christmas spending without affecting her budget.
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Cherry
Ave
Madison
Gladys
Angora Conflict Hints at Tense Competition Over Flocks
The report describes tensions as a figure seeks to secure Angora goats while others resist. It notes the rival factions and potential clashes as livestock interests collide, with references to local players guarding their holdings and maneuvering to protect resources.
United States Exports 1711 Locomotives in 1920
The United States shipped 1 711 locomotives abroad in 1920 valued at 53 620 447 dollars. The figures reflect a robust export market for rail equipment as the year closed.
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United States
Make the Decision Now to Learn Piano
A persuasive promotion urges immediate choice to study piano, promising lifelong enrichment for the student and family through music and self expression.
Family quarrel ends in double tragedy in Portland
In Portland's Bellwood district a 68 year old man Frank Bingham killed himself with buckshot after shooting his daughter in law Emma Bingham and wounding his son in law Ellie Bingham. The younger man tried to grab the shotgun and was shot in the back as two more shots rang out.
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Portland
Bellwood
Frank B. Bingham
Emma Bingham
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