Death Mystery and Coal Conservation Across The Nation
Widespread coal conservation and service cuts continued as miners strike loomed. Chicago rail and business hours shifted to conserve fuel while officials warned no settlement would end the need for coal saving. In Michigan, authorities pursued Maud Tabor’s trunk death mystery as Mrs Tabor and her son faced questions in California.
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Chicago, Dee
Chicago
Pacific Coast
Fuel Administration
Yreka
Cal
Lawton
Mich
Mra
Sarah Tabor
Maud
Mrs. Tabor
Altho
Walter
Joseph Virgo
Florence Critchlow
Ford Sisters Dazzle Moore Audiences at Orpheum
The Ford Sisters electrify the Moore audience with dynamic dancing and original costumes aided by a jase pand. Grace de Mar captivates as a newly married woman impersonator while Jane Barber and Jerome Jacks riff 20 minutes of witty banter.
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Jase
Moore
New Orpheum
Stuart Barnes
Grace de Mar
Orpheum
Edna Louiie
Billy Frawley
Ckit
Jack Lalit
Sterling
Marguerite
The
Howards
Tiny Burnett
Many Would Adopt Deserted Baby Girl
A blue eyed 18 month old girl found alone in a San Francisco department store last week now has adoption offers from a dozen or more homes. Applications arrive at the juvenile detention home at three or four daily while search for her parents continues. The child cannot be adopted until abandonment is declared by the juvenile court. Probation officers suspect kidnapping from an eastern city and abandonment here by abductors.
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San Francisco
What's Become of John Mills
Pedestrians who knew John Mills a cheerful newsie at Second Ave and Madison St have wondered about his absence over the last two to three days. Police were notified by his father J W Mills that the boy left home December 5 to sell papers and has not returned.
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John Mills
Newsie
Second Ave
Madison
Trained hail storm anecdote from Jefferson County official
A public anecdote reports County Purchasing Agent Charles Barton Wood describing a “trained hail storm.” He recounted riding with horses near Port Townsend, claiming ice pellets blasted his face as the storm pursued him back, a tale told Monday and interrupted by Jim Dunlap.
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Charles Barton Wood
Jefferson County
Charlies
Jim Dunlap
Charles
Port Townsend
Dunlap
Aged Man Held as Dope Runner in Chinatown
Police believe 60 year old H. Minaker acted as a dope runner in Chinatown and is in city jail pending investigation. He was arrested after a car he rode in sped away when a bullet from Patrolman Fred Nicolar struck a rear tire at Eighth Ave and Weller St. No drugs were found on Minaker during a search.
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H. Minaker
Chinatown
Minaker
Fred Nicolar
Eighth Ave
Weller St
Nicolar
Unknown Man Hit by Woman Driver
Police seek the unidentified man struck Monday morning at Rainier avenue and Charles street by a car driven by Mrs. B. H. Kemper. He was knocked down and dragged several feet as he crossed the street. Mrs. Kemper said another vehicle picked him up for a hospital. No hospital victims had been reported by late Monday.
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Rainier Ave
Charles Sr
B. H. Kemper
Waterhouse Reames to Give Addresses at Industry Meet
Frank Waterhouse president of Frank Waterhouse & Co. and Clarence L. Reames former U S district attorney will address a meeting of Associated Industries of Seattle at the Masonic Temple auditorium Harvard avenue and Priest at 8 30 p m Monday BB B Fish Portland machinist also scheduled to speak per advance notice of the event.
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Frank Waterhouse
Frank Waterhouse & Co
Clarence L. Reames
U. S
BB B. Fish
Portland Machinist
Associated Industries
Seat Ue
Masonic Temple
Harvard Ave
Russians Arrested in Raid Released by Court
Andrew Maidanuk and Romas Nelovich, Russians, were ordered released Monday morning after three weeks in custody from a police raid at 521 King Street. Insufficient evidence was cited. Police found hundreds of ruble notes and Bolsheviki subscription blanks on arrest. Maidanuk was described as a leader of Russian Reds in Seattle.
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Andrew Maidanuk
Romas Nelovich
King St
Communist Party
Maidanuk
Reds
Seattle
Devereux Players Open Week at Metropolitan Classics
Devereux Players at Metropolitan present Sheridan and Goldsmith comedies with Zinita Craf as leading lady. The schedule includes The School for Scandal on Mon Wed Fri Sat and She Stoops to Conquer on Tue Thu Sat afternoon. Rostand Romancers and Tehekoff The Proposal play Wed afternoon at 8 for students.
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Sheridan
Goldsmith
Rostand
Tehekoff
Metropolitan
Devereux
Zinita Craf
Puget Sound School Masters Elect New Officers
Thomas KE Hulse deputy county superintendent was elected president at the Tacoma meeting. Jank Farrar principal of Washington Irving School Seattle was chosen secretary.
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Thomas KE. Hulse
Puget Sound
Tacoma
Jank Farrar
Washington Irving School
Seattle
Fortify the System with Brom quinine tablets ad
An advertisement promotes Bromo Quinine tablets as a germ destroyer tonic and laxative claimed to prevent colds grip and influenza. It features Be. W. Grove’s signature on the box.
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BE. W. Grove
Co-ops Plan Jubilee Blow-out at Greenwood Hall
Preparatory to opening their own co operative store Green wood co operators announce a jubilee blowout Tuesday night at Greenwood hall 83rd and Greenwood ave with W B Harris noted as co op comedian. Organizers of the Consumers Co operative association will address the audience and the event will feature local talent and a dance for the public.
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Greenwood Co
Greenwood Hall
83Rd
Greenwood Ave
W. B. Harris
Consumers Co-operative Association
Supreme Court Allows Banks to Charge Higher Interest
The Supreme Court ruled that national banks may charge interest above state maximums. The Citizens' and Scriven County Bank sued the National Bank of Savannah, Ga., arguing prepaid interest inflated the rate beyond Georgia’s 8 percent cap. Justices Pitney Clarke and Brandeis dissented.
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Supreme Court
Washington
Citizens’ and Scriven County Bank
National Bank of
Savannah
Georgia
Pitney, Clarke and Brandeis
Plan to Dispose of Fiume Dispute
London reports a definite settlement plan for the Fiume crisis will be presented by Italian foreign minister Vitorio Scialoia during his London visit. He arrived from Paris and will discuss the dispute with British officials, with a likely conference with Premier Lloyd George anticipated.
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London
United Press
Fiume
Vitorio Scialoia
Pari
Scialola
Lloyd-George
Amphion Society to Sing at Seattle Temple Concert
The Amphion society of Seattle directed by Claude Madden will perform a semi annual concert Tuesday night at the Masonic Temple. Assisting soloist Marie Sidonius Zendt will join the program as the ensemble marks its tenth season.
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Amphion Society
Masonic Temple
Amphion Society of
Seattle
Claude Madden
Marie Sidonius Zendt
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