Comedian Tops Moore Bill at Orpheum Vaudeville
The Moore's Orpheum vaudeville bill features Eddie Buzzell in A Man of Affairs with a country lover sketch and multiple acts by Nat Nazarro Lydia Barry Lane and Byron Beatrice Sweeney and others plus topics of the Day Aesop's Fables Pathe News and a concert orchestra. Larry Reilly tops the Pantages bill with a new week opening Monday matinee as Dunbar and Turner Mabel Harper and Ethel Fitzpatrick perform. Local girl Georgia Hall appears at Loew's Palace Hip as her Seattle roots are traced through her father Milly Hall and early theatre days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orpheum
Moore
Eddie Buzzell
Nat Nazarro
Lydia Barry
Bertie
Lane
Byron
Beatrice Sweeney
Nazarro
Darling
Fink
Pathe News
Trish
Larry Reilly
Reilly
West
Dunbar
Turner
Althoit
Seattle
Mabel Harper
Mine Harper
Ethel Fitzpatrick
Shaw
Swan
Palace Hip
Pitzer
Day
Howellys
Viola Dana
Georgia Hall
Loew
Milly
Hall
Third Avenue Theatre
New Hearing Over U S Controversy in Boston
Judge Croaby declined to appoint Frank M. Lamson as temporary trustee for the Christian Science Publishing Society until a hearing on claims by former trustees Herbert W. Waustace and Paul Harvey that they were removed in bad faith by directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Boston
Croaby
Supreme Court
Frank M. Lamson
Old Colony Trust Co
Christian Science Publishing Society
Herbert W. Waustace
Paul Harvey
Bed Faith
Four Youths Held as Bandit Suspects in City
Four youths Harold Orth 17 Harry D Sherer 18 Henry O'Brien 20 and Martin A Youg 21 were held in city jail Saturday after being suspected of multiple street car hold ups. Arrests followed an accidental shooting of Gerald Lindsay 19 by Orth at a house on 4749 Seventh Ave NE. The youths were asleep when police arrived Friday.
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Harold Orth
Harry D. Sherer
Henry O’brien
Martin A. Youg
City
Gerald Lindsay
Orth
Seventh Ave. N. E
Trolleys Collide Injuring Dozens in Ballard Crash
Late Friday a Ballard streetcar jumped the track at First avenue and Union street and was struck by a northbound 20th avenue car. Dozens of passengers injured including Mrs. Josephine Promer 52 and her granddaughter Dorothy 3 who were taken to the city hospital. Two other women were seriously hurt as both cars suffered heavy damage and were towed to the car barns.
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First Ave
Union St
Ballard
20Th Ave. N. W
Dozns
Passengcers
Josephine Promer
Kidney trouble relief from Foley Kidney Pills
A reader from Fairfield VI reports head and body aches and sleepless nights due to kidney trouble. Foley Kidney Pills gave relief, ending the discomfort and restoring rest.
Murderer Roddy on Run Across Three States
Police and detectives hunt the man known as Sure Death, Roddy, who killed a man and two detectives during a holdup and fled with $800. A parolee from Blackwell's Island, he was traced to Montclair New Jersey and Belleview, New Jersey, as authorities widen the dragnet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Roddy
Miller
Mlackley
Mont Claire
N. J
Blackwell's Island
Belleview
Campfire Training and Activities For Blue Birds and Guardians
February brings training courses for Campfire Blue Bird leaders and guardians at headquarters. Guardians attend 3 6 pm Wednesday afternons and 7 9 30 pm Mondays. Blue Bird leaders meet Tuesdays 4 6 pm. Each course includes a one hour lecture and an hour of hand work such as stenciling and basketry, with a $2 material fee.
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Red Cross
Fifth
Virginia
Campfire Headquarters
New Prima Donna Joins London Follies at Metropolitan
Lillian Coles debuts as the new prima donna with Albert de Courville's London Follies. The show is extended at the Metropolitan because of popular demand after Mise Cole joined the company and quickly assumed the leading role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Coles
Albert de Courville
London
National Auto Show Opens in Grand Central Palace
The 22d annual National Automobile show opens today at Grand Central Palace in New York with over 400 cars and chassis from 92 American and foreign makes. The four floor display shows gleaming autos amid white marble décor in purple and gold, promising buyers more value than ever.
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New York
Jan
Grand Central Palace
Northwest Resources Textbook Contributors Named
Business and professional men in the Northwest contribute chapters to a textbook on economic resources. The work is being compiled by Dean Stephen J. Miller and Prof. H. T. Lewis of the University of Washington. Contributors include Robert Allen, Hugo Winkenwerder, W. B. Allen, T. D. Kibler, John N. Cobb, and M. M. Skinner.
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Northwest
Stephen J. Miller
H. T. Lewis
University of Washington
Robert Allen
West Coast Lumbermen's Association
Hugo Winkenwerder
Allen
Fisher Flour Milla
T. D. Kibler
John N. Cobb
M. M. Skinner
Argument Date Set in Circus Robbery Case
In Vancouver Washington January 7 an effort to force the superior court to show cause for denying a continuance in the Hert Orcutt and Roy Moore circus robbery case seeks certiorari review. An Olympia hearing is set for Monday, before the second trial date. The first trial ended in a hung jury. Defense motions claim a new trial within 78 days and allege prejudice by Judge Simogén.
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Vancouver
Wash
Superior
Ths
Hert Orcutt
Roy Moore
Selle Floto
Olympia
Simogén
Urge Sale of All Ship Board Craft
Washington January 7. Shipping board urged rapid sale of all vessels and creation of a $100 million merchant marine revolving fund plus income tax relief as the three main features of the indirect ship subsidy plan submitted by American ship owners operators and builders yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Shipping Board
John R. McLaughlin Dies at 83 in Plainview
John KR McLaughlin, 83, died at home on Friday at 914 West Galer Street. The body rests at Butterworth Mortuary pending funeral arrangements. He was active in the Masonic order and is survived by a daughter, Mrs. Robert Kernan, and a sister, Mrs. Selina Burchard of Plainview Minnesota.
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John KR. Mclaughlin
W. Galer St
Butterworth Mortuary
McLaughlin
Robert Kernan
Selina Burchard
Plainview
Minn
Declare Boy Not Murderer In Gallup Double Slaying
Olin Claude Walker, held in the Los Angeles city jail, says he is not involved in the November 26 murder of Millionaire James Clackwell and his wife in Gallup New Mexico. Police say he admits being in Gallup at the time but claims no knowledge of the killings and awaits Gallup police direction.
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Angeles
Cal
Olin Claude Walker
Main Street
James Clackwell
Gallup
N. M
Ansistant
A. W. Murray
Renewal of Chicago building trades strike ordered
The renewal of Chicago's building trades strike was ordered today to start next Tuesday. All unions except the bricklayers voted to reject Judge K. M. Landin's wage award, bringing Chicago construction to a standstill again after nearly a year.
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Chicago
K. M. Landin
Arrest Made in Bank Theft Case at Mount Clemens
Alger Lates, 38, was held in the county jail at Olympia on a telegraphic warrant for suspected participation in the Half-Way State bank robbery at Mount Clemens, Mich., last year involving about $12,000. Lates claims mistaken identity. Two other suspects remain detained in Detroit.
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Mount Clemens
Mich
Alger Lates
Olympia
Lates
Blue
Tenino
Harry Parr
Detroit
Farmers Face Wall Warns of Wheat Crisis
G C Jewett manager of the Northwest Wheat Growers Association told the Chamber of Commerce council at the Masonic clubroom that farmers are being forced to the wall as crop values plunge from about 13 billion to 5 billion dollars. He warned something is wrong in the relationship between crop values and other goods.
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G. C. Jewett
Northwest Wheat Growere
Chamber of Commerce
Masonic
Ladies Ride With Hommes et Chevaux
Laties will be welcome to alt on the door and hang their feet out of the side door of Vulture 75 de La Roclete dew Quarante Hommes et Huit Chevaux. In other words these men will give their firm mixed function some time this month.
Pioneer Frank Johnson Buried in Kent Cemetery
White River Valley pioneer Frank Johnson, age 74, was buried in Kent Cemetery on Wednesday. He left a widow and eight children.
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White River Valley
Frank Johnson
Kent
Johnson
Bigger class at university
Final registration figures for the Winter quarter show a slight increase over autumn. Enrollment reaches 4 635 for winter, down from 4 696 last quarter and about 500 below winter 1921. Routing improvements cut registration time, with 31 600 registered by 2 pm on opening day.
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Herbert T. Condon
Megistrar FE. N. Jone
War Finance Loans Totals Reported for 1921
Washington officials announced today that the War Finance Corporation loaned about 1.56 billion to agricultural interests and 56 million to promote exports in 1921, part of a larger wartime finance program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
War Finance Corporation
Beattie Unemployment Plan Sent to City Commission
Mayor Caldwell's unemployment commission backs registering all Beattie's jobless to avoid duplication by city agencies. A full report on the scheme will be presented to the commission within two weeks.
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Caldwell
Beattie
Logger Takes Life With Gas
W. Trosberg, 60, a logger, was found dead from gas early Saturday in his room at the Georgian hotel. A roomer smelled gas in the hallway and, with the proprietor Fan Tanaka, broke down the door to find Trosberg lying on the bed with a gas jet turned on. The window cracks were plugged with rag. No relatives of Trosberg have been found.
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W. Trosberg
Georgian Hotel
Chas. T. Jackson
Fan Tanaka
Torsberg
Postoffice Seeks Night Air Mail Contracts
Washington January 7 Second Assistant Postmaster General Shaughnessy in charge of air mail urged Congress to authorize the post office to contract for night air mail deliveries with commercial concerns, saying night flying is too hazardous for the government to handle.
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Washington
Shaughnessy
Congress
Post Office Department
Deranged Veterans' Cases to Be Probed
The United States Veterans Bureau announces a nationwide investigation of mentally deranged ex-service men held in prisons. Col Forbes, director, disclosed the plan from Washington. In Spokane, Fred A Adams becomes executive secretary of the National Park Highways Association succeeding Frank W Guillbert.
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Washington
United States Veterans’ Bureau
Col
Forbes
Spokane
Fred A. Adams
Frank W. Guillbert
The
National Park Highways Association
Boost Tour ing in Northwest Spok ane Promotes Travel
Spokane article reports the Portland fair proposal to boost Northwest tourism with a traveling fair. The Parks Highway association adopted two resolutions urging advertising to draw travelers and supporting travel aid while avoiding parallel or loop roads. Fred A. Adams of Spokane was elected secretary. Frank W. Guilbert resigned.
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Spokane
Theme Parks Highway Association
Northwest
Portland
Fred A. Adams
Columbia Survey
Frank W. Guilbert
Hays Offered $150,000 Salary to Lead Motion Picture Industry
The New York press reports Postmaster Will H. Hays offered a $150,000 yearly salary to head the motion picture industry, higher than $100,000 in a note to Variety. The notice claims a deal is on between politicians from both major parties and a new party bloc claiming control of the industry.
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New York
Will H. Hays
Variety
Day
Free Lecture on Dant by Dr Benoist Pallen
Under Beattle cil Knights of Columbus the free public lecture will be delivered by Dr Benoist Pallen of New York on a Wednesday at 8 in the Knights of Columbus hall. Prof Clark sett of the University of Wash will introduce him. The speaker is noted for magazine work and Catholic encyclopedia revisions and editing duties.
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Beattle Cil
Knights of Columbus
Benoist Pallen
New Ys
Knights of Columbus Hall
Clark Sett
University of Wash
Catholic Pedia
Samuel Untermyer Decries Bulb Prices in Inquiry
New York January 7 Samuel Untermyer counsel in the Lockwood housing inquiry says the price of electric bulbs is excessive. He argues the market is skewed and burdens consumers. A stray advertising blurb about BoMt French Pastry appears within the dispatch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Samuel Untermyer
The
Lockwood
Men's Two-Pant Suits 35 Dollars at Fifth Ave Store
Advertises menswear with two pants suits at 35 dollars along with hats shoes and furnishings offered at one price. Cash or credit terms available. Location noted as 1427 visas and a Fifth Ave. address.
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Tops Moore
Bill New
Loew's Palace
Timely Revue
Crescent Comedy Four
Timely
Avon Comedy Four
Fred Weber
A.naovel
Ekit
Pantages
Outing Oo
Selundaye Doowunion
Loyal Order OF Moose
Moose Temple
Mins Eringioe
Mim Mabel Furry
Charce
Qlaares
Arcade
Mise Florence McComb
Mise Romdelle Goodwin
America
University
Cc T UU
46Th St
Brooklyn Ave
Wamada
Drucuilla Dinmore
Gerene Garrison
Raeaston
Doris Tharp
Lola Hathcock
Vina McFartine
Milla Handly
Ruth Turner
Wohcano
Jensie Kenna
Dorothy Dunn
Ann Elmore
Went Beattie
Grace McCarthy
Audrey MacDonald
Martha Hardy
Helen Moulton
Eunice Mac Tagart
Marion Felmiey
Rowena Biloss
Filizabeth Loomis
English Co
N. W. Resources
John R. McLaughlin
Nia Mayers
Mary Hampton
Marel Hwarper
Cota Fon
Muaie
Shaw's
Dunbar & Turner
Alice Urady
Hommes Et Chevaux
Celro-Kola Co
Mfrs
Portland, Ore
England
Earl of Eltham
Marquis of Cambridge
Dorothy Isabel Westenra
Mary of England
Postoffice
Hays
Movie Magazine
Daniel Russell
Laurence Schwab
Lake
Cliff Nazarro
Darling Sisters
Dainty
Box Office
Fred Weber & CO
Pitzer & Day
Rowellys
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