Dream Romance at Heppner's Quick Land
Lady Fessenden, bored with her Kent life, hides as Myra Long at Heppner's waiting for rescue from Commonplace. She spots Hall Payson Prince in a Morning Dispatch interview and, giddy with romance, calls his number from a New York phone booth, trembling with anticipation.
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Per Enterprise Association
Myra
Myra Long
Heppner’s Quick Land
Lady Fessenden
Kent
North Summit
New York
West 24Th St
Heppner’s
Fessenden
Hall Payson Prince
Lady Fessenden Captured by Mr Prince in Romance Trial
Myra, posing as Lady Fessenden, pretends an unseen liaison with Mr Prince to test him. He pursues, she escapes, reforms, and he abducts her by kindness, revealing true feelings as she hides her real identity.
Confessions of Ol Wife Delighted By Shared Longing
A short dramatic vignette follows Margie and Dick on a moonlit ride as she questions her marriage while admiring another woman. Dick declares his enduring love and vows deeper devotion, guiding them toward quiet intimacy and mutual certainty about their life together. The piece ends with a teaser for a continuation on Monday.
Requisition Issued for 16-Year-Old California Murder
Salem reports Governor West issued a requisition on A. Kr. Cooley, held in San Francisco for the murder of Thomas Van Pelt in Curry county sixteen years ago, seeking his return to face trial.
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Salem
California
A. KR. Cooley
San Francisco
Thomas van Pelt
Curry County
West
Prosecutor Attacks Miller Defense Counsel in Supreme Court
In a brief to the supreme court on Peter Miller's Fisher burglary case, Prosecuting Attorney Murphy and Deputy Ellis criticized Judge Glasgow's defense methods. They stressed Glasgow allegedly rehearsed with chief witness William Taylor a list of 110 questions and answers to sway Taylor.
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Supreme Court
Peter Miller
Fisher
Pierce County
Murphy
Everett Ellis
Glasgow
Glasgowse
Willia Taylor
Taylor
Otis Skinner Stars in Kismet at Metropolitan Theatre
Otis Skinner appears in Kismet at the Metropolitan Theatre for one week starting Monday. Evening shows begin at eight, matinees at two, with a run time of just over three hours featuring drama music dancing and jugglery across nine rapid scene changes.
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Otis Skinner
Kismet
Metropolitan Theatre
San Francisco Man Found Murdered Near Telegraph Hill
A lightly described body with bullet holes was found at the foot of Telegraph Hill yesterday. No identifying crew or persons were located, leaving the victim unidentified.
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San Francisco
Dee
Telegraph Hill
Cotterill Backed by Administration in Senate Run
George Cotterill is favored for the Senate over Judge George Turney according to Warren W. Tolman who just returned from Washington Tolman says the administration will tacitly endorse Cotterill because he is regarded as a real progressive and aligned with their views.
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Spokane
Warren W. Tolman
Washington
George Cotterill
Senate
George Turney
Tolman
Cotterill
Priest Shot in Sleep at St James Church Near Oregon City
Father J. J. Conway pastor of St James Catholic Church near Oregon City was shot twice in the right hand while asleep at home by a man who had been refused food the day before and vowed to “get even.” The attacker fled. In Portland a teacher used the hyphen in a lesson about bird cage with a student reply about the bird sitting on it.
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Llabe
Mr. Prince
Myra
Henry James
Fessenden
Heppner
Broadway
Portland
J. J. Conway
St. James’ Catholic
Oregon City
Barber Shot by Rival Auctioneer in San Francisco
George Schuler a barber was shot by Louie Krengel an auctioneer after a quarrel in a Ninth street saloon. Krengel then killed himself with the pistol. Schuler remained in critical condition at the emergency hospital with a slim chance of recovery.
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San Francisco
George Schuler
Louie Krengel
Ninth Street
Krengel
Schuler
Internal Split Rifles Socialist Tactics In Seattle
A fragment from a Seattle periodical discusses a rift within the Socialist party centering on tactics. It notes divisions between direct action sabotage and parliamentary methods, mentions past conventions in Chicago 1908 and Indianapolis 1912, and cites named individuals and state officials involved in the dispute. It emphasizes voters deserve clear distinctions between Socialist candidates and factional banners.
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Socialist Party
Seattle
Wington
Chicago
Indianapolis
Corp Counsel
Washington
Anna A
the Porte
BB. D. Corey
Sedro-Woolley
W H Waynick
Berlin
Marius Hansom
Bill Haywood
Haywood
Franstrom
Everett
H. Barth
Tacoma
Leslie B
Sam Sadier
Kate Hulet M. Wells
Wen
Tn Tts
Jlaw Similas
United States
Washingt
Indopolis
Socialist Party of
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