New Woodward Theater Opens with Moore Bill
The Woodward at Third and Madison debuts with Pat Rooney and Moore as headliners. Alexis Luce leads Wilkes cast in a drama and “House of Glass” from the Seattle Ice Stock Company plays nightly. special Fraternal Order of Eagles benefit at Friday’s show.
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New Woodward Theater
Pat Rooney
Moore
Woodward
Third
Madison
Wood
Hazel Whitmore
Woman's Way
Buchanan
Alexis Luce
Luce
Wilkes
Woodward Company
House of Glass
Seattle Ice Stock Company
Marcia
Quesle
Vaughn Morgan
Will Beed
Vening
Order of Eagles
Bue
Moore Bill
Three Held After Auto Accident
Two men and four women were taken into custody after a Saturday automobile crash that left Frank Suteul, 36, fatally injured. Suteul sat in a parked car at 1703 Harvard Ave when a vehicle driven by ER W Knight 2546 26th Ave crashed into it. Suteul suffered a broken shoulder blade and serious injuries. Mr and Mrs Charles Miles 164 Broadway N in Knight's car were arrested for drunk and disorderly conduct. Knight remained held on an open charge. Satellite at Seattle General hospital.
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Frank Suteul
Suteul
Harvard Ave
ER. W. Knight
26Th Ave
Charles Miles
Broadway N
Knight
Satellie
Seattle General Hospital
Money Is Money and Other Acts Shine at Palace and Met
The program features Nace Murray and troupe with Oliver Reese Lillian Barton and George Gould plus eight chorus girls. The Bison City Four and Kines and Hrillant perform in Potpourri. Greenwald hosts Money Is Money at Loew's Palace with nine supporting artists and scenery. May Robson appears at the Metropolitan February 26 in It Pays to Smile. Floyds revue at Butler showcases The Pirates Ball and dancer Margaret Priester in a special offering.
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Nace Murray
Oliver Reese
Lillian Barton
George Gould
Bison City Four
Tramp
Halian
Kines
Hrilant
Lota
Harry Gilbert
Jean
Arur Keeley
Laure of Jade
Pauline Frederick
Seattle
Dr. Motherford
May Robson
Comedienne
Metropolitan
Nina Wilcox Put
Filmer Floyd
the Butler
Washington
Margaret Priester
Mr. Floyd
Frater Loses Out On Plum For Federal Bench
Aspirations of Superior Judge A W Frater to join the federal bench appear virtually nil after reports the Senate judiciary committee will not create a new judge. Frater, a boyhood playmate of President Harding, had been touted as the likeliest candidate and said to have been virtually promised a plum by the president. Instead of adding 18 federal judges, the committee allegedly created 18 and omitted any provision for this state.
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A. W. Frater
Senate Judiciary Committee
Washington
Frater
Harding
Pier Caves In Copper Cargo Lost at Burrard Inlet
Nine hundred tons of copper valued at 354000 dollars lie submerged in the mud at the bottom of Burrard Inlet after a 40 foot gap opened in a Canadian Pacific pier. The copper was staged for trans shipment to New York. Salvage plans are under way and Pier H will be used during a new dock construction.
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Vancouver
B.C
Burrard Inlet
Canadian Pacific Steamship Company
Pier ii
New York
Mrs Skinner Dies in Swedish Hospital
Frances Louise Skinner Edris, 28, wife of William Edris, of 27 Harvard Ave, died Friday night at Swedish Hospital. Daughter of Mr and Mrs P P Skinner, she leaves a 5 year old daughter and a brother Gilbert Skinner. Funeral arrangements are with Bonney Watson Undertaking Co.
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William Edris
Frances Louise Skinner Edria
William Dria
Harvard Ave
Swedish Hospital
Pp. &. Skinner
Edrie
Deputy Bound Over on Killing Charge
Snohomish county deputy Tay Taro was bound over to superior court on a manslaughter charge for the Christmas Eve shooting of Great Northern brakeman Barney Bergerson. Co-defendant Ed Haas was discharged from the case after the hearing.
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Everett
Tay Taro
Snohomish County
Barney Bergerson
Great Northern
Stanley Padden
Tare
Ed Haas
Lewis Triumphs Over Alex Howat In Wage Convention
In Indianapolis on February 18 President John L. Lewis defeated Alex Howat and his followers at the United Mine Workers wage convention. The final vote upheld Howat’s expulsion and refused reinstatement despite a tumultuous session.
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Indianapolis
John L. Lewis
Alex Howat
United Mine Workers
Lewis
Diamonds Stolen From Berth On Illinois Central Train
Sidney Krengel a New York jewelry salesman reported a theft of diamonds valued at about 159000 from his berth on an Illinois Central train. He said he departed Chicago last night and found the satchel missing in St. Louis on arrival.
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ST. Louis
Sidney Krengel
New York
Illinois Central
Krengel
Chicago
Lumbermen Predict Better Year Ahead Despite Slump
Members of the Weert Coast Lumbermen's Association met Friday and forecast the industry returning to normal. A. C. Diwon was elected to succeed Rh. W. Vinedge as president, with Hubert B. Allen reelected secretary-manager.
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Weert Coast Lumbermen's Association
A. C. Diwon
Rh. W. Vinedge
Hubert B. Allen
Convict Pastor Gets Life For Slaying Woman
Mount Ida Ark February 18 A Montgomery circuit court jury sentenced Rev. Harding Hughes Methodist minister to life imprisonment for the first degree murder of Mrs. Anna McKetton. State counsel Raymond Cole, a young mountaineer already serving life for the same crime, testified the minister was paid $850 to kill her to obtain a silver mine said to lie on Mrs. McKetton’s farm.
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Mount Ida
Ark
Mra
Anna McKetton
Ev. Harding Lughes
Montgomery
Raymond Cole
Me Ketton
Licorice Factory Destroyed by Fire in San Francisco
Fire of unknown origin leveled the United Licorice company plant at Mint and Harrison streets in San Francisco early today, with losses estimated at $20,000. Several adjacent buildings were damaged and occupants of the Brooklyn hotel fled the area.
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San Francisco
United Licorice Company
Mint
Harrison
Brooklyn
Beata
Insurance men urged to be godly in life of agents
J L Bhutt president of the National Life Underwriters Association led a gathering of insurance men at the Moose auditorium. He urged godliness as essential to the life of the agent and noted speakers Thomas B K Hill of Philadelphia and Horace Mecklem of Portland Maine addressed the audience.
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J. L. Bhutt
National Life Underwriters’ Association
Anid
Moose Auditorium
Thomas BK. Hill
Philadelphia
Horace Meckiem
Portland
Meala
Dead Man's Friends Held for Probe in Overdose Death
The man fatally stricken at the Normandie rooms near Western avenue and Bell was identified as Frank Murphy, 42. His roommates Tom Doyle and Charlie Taylor fled but were captured and held in the city jail on open charges.
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Normandie
Western Ave
Bell #1
Day
Frank Murphy
Tom Doyle
Charlier Taylor
Murphy
Psychology Teacher to Speak at Forum
Guthrie a psychology professor at the University of Washington will speak at the Workers Open Forum Sunday afternoon in hall 203 Labor temple at 229 p m His subject will be Human Motives.
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Hd. Guthrie
University of Washington
Labor Temple
Guthrie
Montlake Bridge Proposal Goes to Voters May 2
The Montlake Stadium bridge proposition will be put to a public vote May 2 if the city council adopts a finance committee recommendation. The committee cut the bond issue from 450000 to 550000 seeking the lowest possible cost.
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Montlake Stadium Bridge
Jewelry Hold Up by Two Negro Bandits
Two black criminals robbed a Washington jewelry store, smashed the window with a brick, stole jewels valued at 10 000 dollars and held a crowd at gunpoint before fleeing the scene.
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Washington
City drops charges of bond dealer ring probe
City council Friday dropped charges alleging an inner ring robbed the city of funds tied to 2 260 000 Skagit power bonds. J W Hesse of D D De Luca Co refused to testify, saying the contract should be challenged in court. A tunnel contract was not finalized due to bond issues. Portland federal grand jury indicts 12 people on narcotics charges with evidence valued at 100000.
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Skagit
de Luca
Portland
Federal
Tanlac Year Book offered free by city druggists
Free Tanlac Year Book promoted as a gold mine of knowledge with cooking recipes garden helps weather tips and crochet patterns. Distributed by leading druggists. requests can be made by mailing a five cent stamp to International Proprietaries Inc Atlanta GA with the requesting newspaper and druggist name.
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Tanlac
United States Department of Agriculture
Kivery
Thin City
International Proprietaries, Inc
Atlanta
Indiana State Board of Pharmacy
Fort Wayne
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Marion Bent
Edward
Miriam Hoot
Rooney
Harmony
Julia Nash
Weil
C. H. Well
Lester Crawford
Helen Broderick
Ann Gray
Harp
Shriner and Fitzsimmons
Davia
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Hhe Orpheum
Monahan and Company
Alexander Pantages
Ces
Pan
Whitmore
Howard Russell
Jackie Coogan
Peck
Columbia St
Norman Telma
Pam
Buster Keaton
Butler
Geo. Gould
Klass & Brilant
Norma Telma
Pantagescope
Huster Keaton
PLUM
Licorice
Dead Man
Montlake Bridge
Union
Pike
Mabel Normand
Pinto
Seenie Maya
Tedey
St. John
Comedy—News
Waliner Heid
the Masked Avenger
Elliott
Aone
O. D. Woodward
Hazel
Alexis B. Luce
Thompson Bue
Matinees
Postoffice
Sueet
Imetropolitan
Grand Opf
Fortune Gallo
Rigoletto
Jaccees
Kimnovea
Tommasini
Reyer
DePiaat
Cervt
MMK
Butterfly
Miura
Kiineva
Agostini
Vallc
de Nine
Mat
Martha
Lucchese
Kiinove
Canova
Cavalleria Kurticana
Jarove Kiinevwa
I May Robson
Nina Wilar Putnam
Ane Si Be
Aie JR al
Ua Hamy AL
Anad
Sef Conway Tearle
Rosemary Theby
Dramwe
MAIN
Edgar Allan Woolf
Miriam Root
Colleen Bawn
Helen Johnson
Anita Nieto
Marguerite Rainsford
Rooney S
Kings OF Harmony
Cliff Hess
Joseph Sandy
Shriner & Fitzsimmons “the Newsdealer
Lester
Crawford
Davis & Pelle
Monahan & Company
C. H. O’donnell
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