Daily Show Plan by Commercial Club Seeks City Spotlight
City officials note no war tax on auto freight within the city. Mrs. Martha R. Burr dies at 74. Mission at Our Lady of Good Help ends Sunday. YWCA opens a new pool. local women beat Tacoma visitors in golf. Amphion concert and Pilgrim church banquets slated. Ad club meeting and patrol chase reported. Charles Newell bound over for trial. Henry Turner fined for speeding. Daisy Keneley to wed Moritz Rosen.
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Commercial Club
Martha R. Burr
First W
Church of Our Lady of Good Help
Tacoma
Amphion Society
Plymouth Congregational Church
Rathskeller
Pilgrim Congregational Church
Ad Club
Dale
Archie Reynolds
Packard
E. A. Brand
U. S. Commerce Bureau
Butler
Henry Tuner
Charlies Matthew Newell
Superior Court
The
Transportation Club
North Pacific Coast Passenger Association
Daisy Keneley
Moritz Rosen
Chehalis Mayor Cole Re-elected as Bremerton Elks Plan Quarters
State tax set at 13 million dollars. Federal inquiry probes Colorado strike over alleged publicity payments. Boundary act ratified by Panama assembly. A H Combs & Co fails obligations. E G Ames of Seattle elected VP of Western forestry congress. Nearly 200 join US Navy in a day. R R White elected to state senate 25th district. Redfield urges economy in annual report. Police arrest murderer of David and Adam Brown in Tamms. Blue Funnel Line to extend service to San Francisco Bozeman. Lazar Tomich convicted of stealing dynamite in Butte aimed at miners union hall.
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Federal Commission
Colorado
Panama
A. H. Combs & Co
New York Stock Exchange
E. G. Ames
Seattle
Washington
Western Forestry and Conservation Congress
U. SS
Navy
R. R. White
Sumner
Senate
Herzinger
Bremerton
N. P
Coyleston
Redfield
David
Adam Brown
Tamms
Blue Funnel Line
San Francisco
Bozeman
Mont
Lazar Tomich
Butte
Union Hall
Expression Makes or Mars Beauty of Eyes
Miss Irene Estelle Hough crowned the most beautiful telephone girl in America has expressive gray-green eyes like a child. The writer cites Arnold Bennett on American women’s eyes and notes Hough’s emphasis on washing prayers to retain beauty. The piece extols a smiling eye and dismisses tearful ones as unflattering.
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Idahm McGlone G
Irene Hough
Irene Estelle Hough
America
Arnold Bennet
Mise Hough
The Master of the House and a Busy cinema lineup
The Kay-Bee two part drama The Master of the House leads at the Class A theatre with a wife versus husband dynamic as a man reasserts his rights in his home. Clara Kimball Young opens a four day run in Lola at Clemmer with other features and a serial finale. A police benefit tale and a slice of small town life close the page with Annie and Margaret contrasting advice and romance.
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Kay-Bee
Clara Kimball Young
Lola
Owen Davis
Seattle
Lols Theatre
Duxbury Reef
San Francisco
Betty Stokes
Wallace
Reliance
Margaret
Annie
Tim
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Clara
J. Willis Sayre
Times
Hearst-Selig News
Oliver G. Wallace Organist
Clemmer
U. S. Navy
Admiral Badger
Naval Committee of the House
Gen. Crozier
United States
Germany
W. Dean Hays
Olympia
Olympia Bank
Opera House
Charlies B. Smith
Beletum Relief Fund
Eunice Goodenst
Manila
Myrtle Enderson
Straits
H. W. Roberts
American Hawaiian Steamship Line
Los Angeles
Chehalis
Coleman
Bremerton Elks Plan
Lida
Irene Estelle Flough
Bob Leonard
Ella Hall
Melbourne
Edison
Alaska
Mrs. Black
May Irwin
Alhambra
Country Mouse
Hobart Bosworth
Colonial
St. Elmo
Pauline
Col
Heeza Liar
Explorer
Newspaper Enterprise Association
Asey
Fmlalsii Eis
Boston
Second Avenue
Bon Marche
Northwestern College of Usic
Peoples Bank
Pike
Clark
Second Ave
James ST
Skein
Pletahern
Shetland
Saxony
Santa Claus
Fownes
Jack Frost
Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company
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