Parked stars and songs at Seattle Moore and Alhambra bill
The Moore theatre hosts Bird Paradise with Luana as Olin Field in The Bird of Paradise and Forest Stanley returning as Paul Wilson. Alhambra's Frame-Up stars Claude Gillingwater with Julie Herne, Anna Seymour, Pat Barrett and Snooser. Palace Hip presents Weber Wilson Dance Revue then Phoebe Hunt in Polly of the Circus with George Rand John Sheehan and Norman Hackett in supporting roles.
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Olin Field
Luana
Paradise
Seattle
Moore Theatre
Forest Stanley
Paul Wilson
David Landau
Alhambra
Claude Gillingwater
Gillingwater
Julie Herne
Anna Seymour
Pat Barrett
Thomas Swift
Mary
Snooser
Frank Wilson
Palace Hip
Weber & Wilson
Jarrow
Kremka Brothers
Hecker
Wade
Milton Frankel
Fred
Aileen Vance
Francis X. Bushman
Beverly Bayne
Phoebe
Polly
Orpheum
Phoebe Hunt
Circus
George Rand
John Sheehan
Norman Hackett
Troops Guard Negro During Trial in Murray Ky
Luke Martin, a black man charged with murdering patrolman Guthrie Daigid, faced trial as two state cavalry units guarded the courthouse. A mob had threatened lynching the judge and prosecutor unless Martin was handed over. Gov. Stanley intervened and the case proceeded. The trial was postponed to today. Josef Hofmann, famed pianist, scheduled for Moore Hall Monday evening February 26.
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Murray
Luke Martin
Guthrie Daigid
Martin
Gov
Stanley
C L Smith Runs For City Council In Seattle Area
C L Smith, a concrete contractor and sewer expert with 14 years in Seattle, seeks a city council seat. He worked in the city engineer's office for six years after 1908, touts knowledge of local improvement matters, supports municipal ownership and belt line, opposes bootlegger crackdown methods, and jokes about not favoring old age pensions. He notes a son predicted to be U S president and cites the Smiths as a notable local family at 3634 34th Ave W.
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C. L. Smith
Seattle
Port Belt Line
Smith
United States
Smitha
34Th Ave. W
Mrs E W Andrews marries in Chicago to Edward Talbot
News note reports Mrs E W Andrews widow of a Seattle National Bank president wed in Chicago to artist Edward Talbot. Other brief items list Lincoln high operetta The Nautical Knot, Washington merchants opposing coupon system, Everett mill safety training, and diverse curios from Seattle and Cochin to Holland ration cuts and Bethlehem Steel stock rise.
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E. W. Andrews
Seattle National Bank
Chicago
Edward ©. Talbot
Washington
Olympia
Everett
P. M. Tanfielda
Cochin
China
Seattle
British Army Standard Oil CO
California
W. W. Stoll
37Th Ave
D. H. King
East
Howell
Franklin High School
W. “Aym
Erickson Sacrificed Big Business for Public Service
Oliver T. Erickson, former Manufacturers' association leader, left private wealth to fight for municipally owned light, water, and transit reforms in Seattle. He led rate reductions saving millions, opposed higher private company charges, and backed abolition of building permit fees and cost-cutting fire protection upgrades. His public service earnestly bridged business and common good.
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Ness
Manufacturers’ Association
Erickson
Seattle
Seattle Electric Company
Traction Company
Renick
Dale
Eaker
Austin E. Griffiths
Traction
Oliver T. Erickson
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Burt & Packard
Ecru
Union St
Washington Birthday Novelties
Union St. Side
Norfolk
del Monte
Kingsford
Oswego
Oklahoma
Moore
Josef Hofmann
the Moore
O.K
Cc. L. Smith
Frederick&nelson
Milan
Copenhagen
HESE
Jousewares Section
Dr. W. M. Scholl
R. Scholl
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