Supreme Court Rules Mann Act Applies to Noncommercial Vice
The Supreme Court upholds the Mann Act against noncommercial vice, affirming convictions of Maury Diggs, Drew Caminetti, and J. L. Kayes for transporting women to another state. L. T. Hayes, convicted of transporting a girl from Oklahoma City to Wichita, appeals similar grounds. Justice McReynolds did not participate. White McKenna Clarke dissented.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Maury I. Diggs
Drew Caminett
JL. T. Kayes
Mann
Diggs
Caminetti
Lola Norris
Marsha Warrington
California
Ll. T. Hayes
Oklahoma City
Okla
Wichita
Kan
Bere
Justice McReynolds
White
McKenna
Clarke
Navy to Target One Third of Ship and Munitions Output
Secretary of the Navy Daniels told the House Navy Committee that U S yards should be equipped to build one third of all ships and manufacture one third of munitions continually, expanding to two thirds if manufacturers demand unreasonable prices, to cover Navy needs.
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Daniels
U.S. Yards
Washington
Daniela
House Navy Committee
Retiring UW Journalism Professor Honored at Banquet
Professor Lee A. White, second head of the University of Washington Journalism Department, was toasted at a Saturday night banquet in the Walton Hotel hosted by undergraduate journalistic fraternities as he prepares to retire.
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Lee A. White
University of Washington Journalism Department
Waa Iven & Banquet
Vatler Hotel
To Use or Not Use a Gun a Constant Police Dilemma
A Seattle police piece discusses gun use among officers, noting three killed and three wounded in 13 months. It describes cool judgment needed in gunfire, motorcycle patrol pressures, and officers arming themselves beyond standard issue Colt pistols.
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Seattle
L. F. Kost
Jack Weedin
Bob Wiley
Ferguson Hotel
Arbogast
John Hildebrand
Healy
Hole
Tenth Ave. W
M.S. Arbogast
Paira
Secretary of Police
Mu Phi Epsilon Forms Music Sorority at UW
Mu Phi Epsilon, a new Greek letter organization at the University of Washington, forms a musical sorority to promote student music interests. The group aims to educate financially needy yet talented students who wish to develop their talents.
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Mu Phi Epstion
University of Washington
Collections Aid Belgian Relief Effort
Prof. Albert G. Van Hecke of Belgium will address the Chamber of Commerce noon luncheon at the Arctic club. He has raised several hundred dollars for a fund to establish workshops for Belgian refugees in Belgium and spoke Sunday at the First Presbyterian church about the German invasion.
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Albert G. van Hecke
Belgium
Chamber of Commerce
Arctic Club
van Hecke
First Presbyterian Church
Little Mothers' League Stresses Baby Care Lessons
Dr. Ira C. Brown of the Seattle school district has established the Little Mothers league to guide child care. The program has drawn over 5,000 schoolgirls aged 12 and up, and plans 19 lessons focused on essential baby care practices.
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Little Mothers’ League
Ira C. Brown
Seattle
A Mother's Troubles and Scott's Emulsion Endorsement
A mother’s tiring daily care ages her prematurely while an ad urges taking Scott's Emulsion of Norwegian Cod Liver Oil to strengthen nerves and vitality. The product claim cites global fame and alcohol free formula from Scott & Bowne of Bloomfield New Jersey.
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Scott
Scott & Bowne
Bloomfield
N. J
Doings in Filmcom News Novel Gossip Lidearty
Frank Keenan and Margery Wilcom in The Bride of Mate and The Moen of Mystery headline a busy film week. Sothern stars in The Man of Mystery at Clemmer KE while Pauline Frederick stars in Ramona in The Slave Market at the Coliseum. Gail Kane headlines The Labyrinth with The Golden Hour comedy finale at the Close A.
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Frank Keenan
Maracery Wilcom
Cle Mme Ieth Sethern
Colishe MW
Panilor Drederiek
Thomas Meighan
Hen—Clere Kimball Yoon
Jeaway Tearle
Sthandr Allee Brady
Bessie Harriacate
Colontal
Hobart
Ws. Sothern
Gail Kane
Margery Wilson and
Liberty
Bought and Paid For at Strand Prompts Quick Exit
In the Virginia Blaine play Bought and Paid For at the Strand, Alice Brady’s character reacts to her husband’s drunken threat by decisively leaving. The scene centers on swift action and the urge for autonomy amid coercive control.
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Alice Brady
Virginia Blaine
Strand
Confessions of a Wife Snobs Would Make Good Actors
A vivid social scene unfolds at Polls long tables in New York as Misa Townsend clashes playfully with Earnest and Geraldine. The English guest Beauchamp comments on Miss Newtons acting while Jerry Townsend proves both sharp wit and family closeness, ending with a tease about a future reveal.
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Misa Newton
Geraldine
Earnest
Jerry
Misa Townsend
Miss
Lord Beauchamp
White Chapel
America
Gertrude
Aunt Reedel
Sion
Townsend
Kearnett
Miss Newton
Miss Townsend
Jerry Townsend
Kansas student pays tuition with cow milk barter
John Erdiey of Manhattan Kansas supports his education at the state agricultural college by the earnings from three cows. He trades their milk for board and lodging while studying.
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John Erdiey
Manhattan
Kan
State Agricultural College
Danderine Claims Dandruff Removal With Routine Use
The ad states dandruff vanishes after one or two applications of Danderine rubbed into the scalp. A 20 cent bottle is available at drug stores and promises hair restoration as dandruff and itching disappear after a few uses.
Bankers Death In Alaska Office Faint Suspected
Deputy Coroner Frank Koepfil reports Samuel Plum, an Alaska banker, fell to his death from his Pacific block office window on Friday during a fainting spell after a complete investigation. The merchant leaves a for the estate, with authorities noting the tragic outcome.
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Samuel Plum
Alaska
Pacific
Frank Koepfil
Philharmonic concert draws crowd at Hip Podium
Several hundred attend the Philharmonic orchestra concert Sunday afternoon in the Hip podrome. The concert, under the direction of John Spargur, offered a well selected program of classics, brilliantly executed.
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Philharmonic Orchestra
Hippodrome
John Spargur
Duck season extended to January 16 in state ruling
State Game Warden Darwin reports Attorney General Tanner ruled the duck season runs through January 16 after opening September 15. The season’s review notes 10 fatalities across the state.
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Darwin
Tanner
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