Photoplays Attack Drugs and Peace in Local Week
A busy cinema row highlights movies and star names. The Hippodrome hosts a money throw and photo shoot while American schedules Hop or The Devils Brew about opium. Rex screens Battle Cry of Peace. Colonial offers The Soul's Cycle with Margaret Gibson. Liberty shows The Flying Torpedo supervised by D W Griffith. Strand presents Black Fear with Grace Elliston. Clemmer features Fighting Blood with William Farnum. Coliseum offers Nearly a King. Mission debuts Sons of Satan. Alhambra shows Musical Matinee with Jack Polk.
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Alhambra
Patty
Vaudevilla
Louis Weber
Phillips Smalley
Out of the Pest
News Weekly
Clemmer
William Parnam
Colcom
John Barrymore
Cotenter
Margaret Gibson
Coliseum
the Smakeys
the American
The
Colonial
Grace Elliston
Strand
William Farnum
Rex
Dorothy Berrum
India Rebellion Plot Tied to Annie Larsen in Pacific
Port Surgeon R F Hunter reports plots to incite rebellion in India linked to the schooner Annie Larsen now under federal control. The ship was to meet the Maverick at Johnsons Island in the South Pacific, loaded with rifles and munitions from San Pedro for shipment to India.
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Aberdeen
India
Annie Larsen
R. F. Hunter
Jebson
Johnson's Island
South Pacific
San Pedro
Hunter
Sidmond Hay
Bass
Oswald
Maverick
Shanghai
China
U. S
Yorktown
Grays Harbor
Seattle Elks Headed to Tacoma for Dedication
Seattle Elks plan a February 22 trip to Tacoma to attend the dedication of the new 200000 home of the Tacoma BPOE. A special train has been chartered for the delegation led by Gov. Lister and other notables.
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Seattle
Injured Worker Hurt After Wagon Backed Into Train
Joe Taylor of Seattle Brewing and Malting Co at Georgetown suffered serious injuries when a wagon backed him against a freight train. He was taken to the city hospital with chiefly internal injuries.
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Joe Taylor
Seattle Brewing and Malting Co
Georgetown
Woman Denies Writing Letter Impugning Candidate
Mrs. Katherine Hicky of 1244 Third Ave. N. states the letter published in The Star on February 7 supporting Austin E. Griffiths was not written by her. She protests that someone used her signature without permission, and The Star vows to issue the correction.
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Katherine Hicky
Third Ave. N
Austin E. Griffiths
Police deploy special unit to Chinatown over fears of tong war
Los Angeles police chief Snively assigns a special squad to Chinatown as a precaution against possible tong warfare spreading from other Pacific coast cities.
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Los Angeles
Snively
Chinatown
Pacific Coast
Tanaka Named Counselor at Jay Embassy in Washington
Former Jay consul at Seattle T Tanaka has been appointed counsellor of the Jay embassy in Washington. This promotion elevates his diplomatic role within the Jay government.
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T. Tanaka
Jay
Seattle
Washington
Holland Towns Submerged After North Sea Storm
Marken island in the Zuyder Zee has been inundated by a heavy North Sea storm. Large billows sweep the island and residents who could not flee seek refuge in the island lighthouse amid fears for their safety as fresh breaks in dikes occur.
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Amsterdam
Marken Island
Zuyder Zee
North Sea
Submersion Hits Several Towns Along Zuyder Zee
Ongoing floods along the Zuyder Zee have submerged several towns with no reported casualties. Communities brace for rising waters as rescue and relief efforts continue amid advancing tides and curfews.
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Mission
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ELKS
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N. Y
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