Tabernacle Baptist Church Draws Sunday Crowd
Reporters describe Rev M Cullough and Tabernacle Baptist Church on Capitol Hill in Seattle. Visitors hear a friendly welcome, enjoy old fashioned hymns, a lively choir, and a sermon on marriage and character.
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Opening Campaign for Suffrage in Washington
Washington reporters detail the first day of congressional action for the Susan B Anthony suffrage amendment. A large suffrage delegation greeted lawmakers at the capitol, 200 leaders met the President at the White House, and Sara Bard Field with Frances Joliffe delivered a 600000 sign petition to Congress.
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Car Collision Injures Boy Near Capitol Hill
Willie Smith, 16, of 999 North 72nd, was badly injured in a collision at 11:45 a.m. between a Capitol Hill car and a Frederick & Nelson delivery auto at North 14th and East Olive. He was taken to Providence hospital in a precarious condition with possible skull fracture. Two other boys, Martin Meriack and Wm. Scheurman, both 15, suffered minor cuts and bruises. the delivery auto was wrecked. Motorman Fr. Benedict said he reversed his controller when the speeding auto headed toward him.
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Nymphs and Variety Acts Open at the Orpheum
The Orpheum at Empresa Theatre debuts under E J Donnellan with Earle's Diving Nymphe six women performing in a grass water tank. Sullivan & Considine acts by James Francia, Billy Dooley, Cal Terris, Fitz Simmons, and more fill a mixed bill of acrobatics, singing and comedy. Fatima and touring acts add Oriental dances, while Veterans and bicycle stunts conclude a travel themed program.
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Tumulty saves reporter from Wilson's rage
President Wilson wrote to a managing editor twice asking for a journalist at the White House to be fired. The first demand followed a report that Wilson and Col. House were no longer allies and the second after the Mail published that steel representatives praised his preparedness program. Secretary Tumulty delayed action, delaying the dismissal.
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Margett Refuses Grand Jury Testimony After Subpoena Dropped
Patrolman E. J. Margett refused to testify when the grand jury canceled his subpoena and he called the move voluntary. Indicted last week on three counts of grand larceny and extortion, he warned against “ripping things wide open” before his defense is ready. Felix Crane, linked to Seattle’s underworld, was called to testify at 1 PM and faces a penitentiary term for extortion.
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Montanans Favor State Ball League
An enthusiastic Lewiston gathering endorses forming a state baseball league including Anaconda Butte Great Falls Lewiston Helena and other towns. Charles Irby presented the plan and leaves tomorrow to present it to Great Falls fans.
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Presidents Prayer at White House Delays War Decision
At the White House today two Quaker representatives paused in line to pray for guidance on the nation’s course regarding war. President Wilson thanked them as the line moved forward under the resolved mood of the gathering.
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Specials At Eilers In Seattle A Piano Sale
Largest assortment of pianos under one roof in Seattle with big discounts on many brands. Weber Pianola regular 1050 now 527 and 485. Juyvesant Pianola mahogany regular 650 now 590. Jacob Doll 950 now 495. Decker Son Chickering Kimball Lester Krell auto grand and more. Three baby grand uprights closed out at 495 and 490 with terms.
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Weber
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Decker Son
Chickering, Kimball, Lester
Krell Auto Grand
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