Theatre safety probe eyes crowding and exits in Seattle
A Seattle public safety committee probes crowding in theatres and possible exits upgrades after a Grand Theatre fire. Officials including Councilman Will Hanna hear testimony from Theatre Inspector John Reid and others, with former mayor George Cotterill and operator Gene Levy to testify. changes urged to curb standing room and improve egress.
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Public Safety Committee Council
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Hanna
Altke
John Reid
H. Ober
D. B E. Hooker
F. L. Stetson
Harry Bringhurst
T. Josenhans
Jasons
Board of Appeals
Ober
George Cotterill
Gene Levy
Grand Theatre
Gilham
Harry Wippmann
Tatsch Tells Tale of Two Touches and a Night Burglary
Spokane man Charlies Tatsch reports two thefts after arriving by Great Northern. He loses $90, then a room change at St Paul House leads to a stolen suitcase with clothes and $20. Police investigate. A special Central Council of Social Agencies meeting is set for 6 p m at the Woman's Exchange to discuss feeble mindedness legislation in Western Washington.
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Tatsch
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Central Council of Social Agencies
Woman's Exchange
Washington
Friendships Theme Set for YWCA Address
Rev. Roland Edwards delivers a talk on friendships at the YWCA tomorrow at 4 PM.
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Roland Edwards
Peruna Credited With Curing Twelve Month Catarrh
Mr. W. H. Chaney of Sutherlin Virginia reports twelve months of head catarrh ended after four bottles of Peruna. He says pains vanished and his entire system strengthened, calling Peruna the greatest medicine on earth and a duty to share the remedy. Those who object to liquid medicine can now obtain Peruna Tabrats.
How Will Ambassador Bernstorff Get Home
Washington reports a puzzle over how German Ambassador Von Bernstorff can return to Germany. No German ships sail from the United States and Britain would detain him if he took a British liner. No direct routes exist via British ports to Germany, and Italy’s entry blocks Trieste. Possible options include travel to Cuba or to South America.
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von Bernstorff
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United States
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Italy
Trieste
Cuba
South America
Bernstorff Declares Self A Private Citizen As Swiss Takes Over Affairs
Ambassador Bernstorff announced he has turned Germanys interests in the United States over to the Swiss embassy and will discuss details with Swiss minister Dr Ritter. He said I am only a private citizen and have no right to talk for my government now. The transfer awaits formal notification and future talks with Secretary Lansing.
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Dr. Ritter
Lansing
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Switzerland
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Witter
England
Russia
U. S
Hernatori
Fire damages Deutschland cargo on pier
In New London Connecticut at 11 a m a fire broke out in the cargo destined for the German submarine Deutschland stored at the north end of the state pier. The Wille acted as mother ship nearby and the entire city fire department fought the blaze, which was under control by 11 35 am with only minor damage.
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New London
Conn
State Pier
Germany
Wille
Argentina Hears US Sees Grave German Ties
Argentina’s congress was told by Ambassador Naon that the United States regards the German relation as most grave. Deputy Moreno pressed for clarity as the German American situation was discussed. The report notes patrols accompany Pershing’s withdrawing forces in Mexico.
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U. S
Germany
Washington
Romulo
Naon
Moreno
Toledo
Don't Go Good Fellow Route Says Actress in San Francisco
Miss Lola Merrill sister in law of George M. Cohan urges avoiding good fellowship in life and career. She warns good fellows die young, harm others, and women face greater risks. champagne and late nights take a toll.
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San Francisco
Lola Merrill
George M. Cohan
Britain Watches U S Action As Key News Of Day
London reports intense interest in American moves as British officials, led by Lord Devonport and Lloyd George, weigh food controls and possible compulsory measures. Carnarvon guards the premier amid pinched supplies and a looming security alert as Germany’s submarine threat dominates cables from Washington.
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von Hernatorf
Boy Auto Thief Sentenced to Monroe Reformatory
Frank Butts aged 16 was intercepted en route to California with a boy companion in a borrowed car. He received a sentence of one to 15 years in Monroe Reformatory from Superior Judge Dykeman. The judge noted a prior suspended sentence and said the youth deliberately planned theft while in detention.
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Frank Butts
California
Monroe Reformatory
Dykeman
Butts
Monroe
Frank
Submarine Warfare Sinks Two More Vessels
London reports two more ships sunk by Germany's U boat campaign the Dutch 8 8 Gamma and the British 8 8 Es sonite due to unrestricted submarine warfare.
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London
Germany
Report Raider Sunk in Fight
A Belgian consular clerk quoted by Pernambuco dispatch states British cruisers Glasgow Amethyst and Kent sank the German raider after a 40 minute naval engagement. The report is unconfirmed. The Copper River and Northwestern Railway orders new equipment as part of Alaska road summer improvements.
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United Press
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Glasgow
Amethyst
Kent
Copper River
Northwestern
Alaska
Home Consumers' League address by Dr Null in meeting
The Home Consumers' League held a meeting last night and heard an address from Dr. M. M. Null, president of the Green Lake Business Men's Association.
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Home Consumers’ League
M. M. Null
Green Lake
Belt Line Bond Issue Heads to Voters in March
Port district voters will decide on a 460000 bond for a publicly owned belt line on March 6. The port commission formally ratified submitting the proposition after earlier failed three fifths votes. if approved, construction would aid the East Marginalway industrial area and allow shared use rights with possible port buy in. Endorsement came from the King County Legislative Federation.
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Thomson
King County Legislative Federation
Who Killed Cock Robin In Olympia Trials
Olympia February 3. A discussion on who settled the university fight erupts with five theories. Gov Sister claimed command, Jimmie Davis cited a 1909 plan, state college lobbyists were blamed, Speaker Kelly and Floor leader Reed were blamed, and Suzzallo was named, with a final note that the birds sing on.
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Cock Robin
Gov
Jimmie Davis
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University
Kelly
Reed
Suzzallo
Men Only Lectures at Y M C A on Hour Topic and Radio
A free men only lecture by Judge George D. Allen on The Needs of the Hour is set for Sunday at the Y M C A followed by discussion groups on religious and social topics. At 5 30 p m W D Lane will speak on Olympia politics during the friendship supper. A second free lecture on wireless telegraphy and radio future prospects is scheduled for 8 p m Monday at the Y M C A.
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George D. Allen
Lyceum
New York
W. D. Lane
Olympia
Frisco Cold Spurs Storage Ship Siting
Frisco faces cold conditions as a storage ship relocates due to shortages and ongoing difficulties in the city. Officials cited uncertain reasons for the move while San Francisco endures frigid weather and resource strains.
Severe cold forces port to use storage ship for coal
A Tacoma storage vessel ships out 800 tons of coal on Saturday amid a severe cold spell. It marks the first time in the port’s history that a storage ship was used for such a purpose, involving Bithu Thompson as the associated party.
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Bithu Thompson
Tacoma
Fierce Gale Hits Southwest Alaska Coast
Jun eau Alaska February 3 A deadly winter storm grips the southwest region with a 48 hour north gale sweeping the inside passage from Skagway to Queen Charlotte sound. The steamer Al Ki arrived today from Seattle over two days late. Three lives have been lost to snowslides and freezing conditions.
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Alaska
Skagway
Queen Charlotte Sound
Al-Ki
Seattle
Germans Withdraw Deposits From Frisco Banks
German depositors in San Francisco banks have begun drawing out funds. Bankers would not call these withdrawals noticeable but noted that individuals with German names closed their accounts amid fears of a future declaration of war.
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San Francisco
Tiz Foot Remedy Promises Instant Relief
An advertisement touts Tiz as the sole remedy for tired burning and swollen feet. It claims to draw out poisonous exudations, cure corns bunions and callouses, improve shoe fit, and provide a year of comfort for 25 cents at drug or department stores.
League Island Navy Yard Put On War Basis
Philadelphia February 2 The League Island navy yard was placed on a war basis. Gates were closed, visitors restricted, shore leave canceled, and guards deployed at all entrances as extra troops manned ships and streets.
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League Island Navy Yard
Philadelphia
National guardsmen hold bal at armory with 400 attendance
National Guardsmen staged a bal at the armory last night drawing more than 400 members. The event showcased unit camaraderie and community support amid ongoing security duties.
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