St Elmo draws Seattle Theatre crowd in first week run
Vaughn Gleser presents St Elmo at Seattle Theatre to full house. Bailey & Mitchell cast delivers strong performances with balanced characters and elaborate sets. Prices unchanged with 50 cent night seats and 25 cent matinees as Tilikums take over Wednesday.
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Augusta Evans Wilson
St. Elmo
Seattle
Vaughn Gleser
Bailey & Mitchell Players
Tilikums of
Fittaes
Dental Office Ad Promises Free Exam and Low Prices
Dr. Clark offers a free teeth examination and explains needed work with no obligation. The ad boasts cheap pricing such as a $19 gold crown for $4 and a $10 never slip plate for $6 at Regal Dental Offices, 1405 Third Ave NW near Union.
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Regal Dental
Br. L. R. Clark
Third Ave
N. W. Cor Union
Suitor Killings Bride Then Self In San Francisco Murder
Abraham Pepper a lace salesman shot Dorothy Johnson of Tacoma then killed himself after a telephone summons to discuss a supposed important matter. Pepper had been a yearlong suitor to the bride, who recently married, and learned of an inheritance from a Titanic survivor.
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San Francisco
Abraham Pepper
Dorothy Johnson
Tacoma
Pepper
Johnson
Miss Danhaiser
Johnsons
Hermann Klaber
Millionaires Arrested Over Girl's Story in Cincinnati
Colonel Brent Arnold 60 a general freight agent and prominent clubman faces a juvenile court warrant for contributing to the delinquency of Mildred Crane 16 a former manicure parlor employee. Warrants issued for three other men tied to the case following the girl's statements of rides and late suppers since November. In Passaic a half guilty plea was entered by Mayor Friedman 17 on a $30 theft charge.
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Cincinnati
Brent Arnold
L. & N. Railroad
Mildred Crane
Misa Crane
Arnold
Police Sergeant Fires on Ambulance Carrying Woman
Police Sergeant Fred L. Ribbach was suspended for 30 days after admitting he shot at a Butlerworth ambulance carrying a woman to hospital at 1 05 am. Witnesses said he appeared intoxicated earlier on a street car. Drivers Saunder and Lyons reported the incident to Captain Willard. Ribbach refused to explain when confronted.
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Fred L. Ribbach
Bannick
D. F. Whlard
Ribbach
Butterworth
Frank Dugall
Ajax
Fiiat Av
Virginia Sr
M. L. Williams
Spokane Av
Harry Saunders
Benjamin Lyons
Saunders
Bellst
Pacific Hospital
Lyons
First
Baunders
D. F. Willard
Eight New York Beauties Honored by Renowned Artist
Mrs. Leonard Thomes is named among New Yorks eight most beautiful women by celebrated artist Pendryn Stansiaus who selected her as an ideal of beauty.
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Leonard Thomes
Pendryn Stansiaus
New York
New Trial Granted for Lieut Becker in Rosenthal Case
Albany Feb 24 Former Police Lieutenant Charles Hecker of New York City, once sentenced to death for the murder of Herman Rosenthal, received a new trial order today stemming from the Sing Sing prison case.
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Albany
N. Y
Charles Hecker
New York City
Sing Sing
Herman Rosenthal
Hyomei Deemed Fast Relief For Head Cold Symptoms
Advertised nasal remedy Hyomei promises rapid relief from stuffed head catarrh and cough within five minutes. The full outfit costs one dollar and is claimed to be harmless and effective with money back satisfaction.
Washington's Birthday Events and Local Notices in Seattle
City news items report the Chief Seattle Tribe celebration at K P Hall on Washington's Birthday, along with art showings by the California Society of Etchers at the Washington State Art Association galleries. Also noted are maritime service plans for Captain Zimroe S. Moor, an injury incident for Mrs. Sarah Siegal, and a talk by Dr. John Mackay to the Seattle Canadian club. Other items mention a suicide attempt by Miss Mary Cornelius, funeral plans for engineer Charlie Dulin, a harness-cutting arrest of James Cox, and the death of Mrs. Mary Nichols, connected to a 19th century lynching case.
Boyle Named U S Marshal for Western District of Washington
Washington Feb 24 The nominations sent to the senate include John M Hoyle for U S Marshal in the Western District of Washington The appointment of Boyle was urged by Hugh Wallace in opposition to the state and county Democratic organizations of Washington
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Washington
Senate
John M. Hoyle
Boyle
Hugh Wallace
Washington Birthday Banquet Planned by Seattle Club
The Seattle Commercial club will host a birthday celebration tonight at 6 15 featuring speakers Prof. Ed Meany and Dr. Carter Helm Jones. The regular business meeting follows the banquet.
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George Washington
Seattle Commercial Club
Ed Meany
Carter Helm Jones
Acting President Landes Plans First Talk to Students
Acting President Landes of the state university will make his first address to students next Thursday.
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Landes
State University
Guarantee Raincoat Co Closes Store in Seattle Bargain Sale
The Guarantee Raincoat Co at 916 Second Avenue announces closure and sale to Goodyear Raincoat Co for 30 cents on the dollar. The stock of double service all weather coats will be sold today and Wednesday with prices tagged in red for easy viewing. Expect a tremendous response as shoppers pay little for coats.
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Sella
Goodyear Raincoat Co
Seattle
George Washington Praised at Washington Society Banquet
John O. Foster delivered an address at the 19th annual banquet of the Washington Society in the Lincoln hotel lauding George Washington as the founder of the American republic. The event underscored Washington’s pivotal role in American history and the society’s rev olutionary sentiments.
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George Washington
John O. Foster
D. D
Washington Society
Lincoln Hotel
Court Asked to Stop Smoking on Street Cars
Attorney John Mille Day sues Puget Sound Traction Light Power Co for 2600 dollars and a permanent injunction to ban smoking on Seattle street cars. He calls riders who smoke a nuisance and cites signs inviting smoking as evidence. Backers include YWCA YMCA Retail Clerks union Parent Teachers YWCA cabinet alumni and various federations.
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Seattle
John Mille Day
Puget Sound Traction, Light & Power Co
Day
Eluba
Senate
The
Retail Clerks’ Association
Parent-Teachers’ Association
University of Washington Cabinet and Alumni
Presbyterian and Methodist Ministerial Federations
Federation of Women's Clubs
Eight women run for Chicago aldermen in first election
Chicago voters face eight female candidates for alderman in today's election marking the first time women may vote for these posts. The day’s polls open with candidates listed across eight wards and political observers noting the historic participation by women.
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Chicago
Lent Preparations Mark Shrove Tuesday in Seattle
Reverent residents in Seattle celebrated Shrove Tuesday as they prepare for Lent. Festivities focused on communal meals and religious observance ahead of Lant starting this evening.
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Seattle
Taft Offered Presidency at Lafayette College
Former President Taft, an international law professor at Harvard, is to be offered the presidency of Lafayette College in Easton, Pennsylvania. The offer signals a notable academic leadership transition dated February 4.
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Philadelphia
Taft
International Law
Harvard
Lafayette College of
Easton
Morrin Co packer arrested in pure food misbranding case
Deputy Prosecutor Crawford White swore out a warrant charging Morrin Co. packers with misbranding canned potted beef. RKA Evans is named as nominal defendant. the Seattle branch manager. The case stems from a State Food Inspection by Will H. Adams as part of a broader pure food campaign and follows prior convictions in rotten meat cases.
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Tees
Crawford White
Fred Brown
Morrin & Co
Rka Evans
Seattle
Will H. Adama
Adame
White
Morria Co
Behnabacher Bros., Inc
Beattle
Act of Congress
Irwin Meat & Grocery Co
North Yakima
Adams
Reward Offered in Samish Train Hold Up Case
A. G. Ray, chief special agent for the Great Northern, declares informants’ names will not be divulged if given in confidence. He notes a $15,000 reward for the first suspect and $7,500 for each of the others, for information leading to arrests and conviction.
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A. G. Ray
Great Northern
Samish
Seven Seattle Banks Join Federal Reserve System
The national banks Seattle National Dexter Horton National Bank of Commerce Bank of California National City Bank First National Bank and Mercantile National Bank have joined the federal reserve system in a coordinated action amid financial consolidation.
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Seattle
Federal Reserve System
Seattle National
Dexter Horton National
National Bank of Commerce
Bank of California
National City Bank
First National Bank
Mercantile National Bank
Pape's Cold Compound Promises Quick Relief
A vintage advertisement touts Pape's Cold Compound as a quick cure for stuffed noses throats and headaches. It claims two hour dosing and three doses clear gripes with rapid relief at 25 cents in any drug store.
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Pape
Grippe
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