Boy four struck and killed by car near home
Frank Leckenby vice president of Charles H Lilly Co learned at the city hospital that the car he drove killed four year old Dean Adcock. He fell hysterical to the floor and needed care. The boy left his home at 1614 Terry Ave around 8 30 pm and wandered off before the accident near his home just before 9 pm Sunday evening.
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Frank Leckenby
Charles H. Lilly Co
City Hospital
Dean Adcock
Terry Ave
Liquor raids seize supplies at two hotels
Police found large liquor caches in two hotels used for beer and whisky barter. At the Palace hotel 140 bottles were seized and three men arrested for possessing liquor with intent to sell. At the Standard hotel proprietor Adolph Eberharter jailed after claiming guests placed liquor in a store room.
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Palace Hotel
Dunwamish Ave
W. D. Stults
Cecil Burrill
Frank Ellison
Standard Hotel
First Ave
Priest
Adolph Eberharter
Mexican government vows punishment for bandits after Santa Ysabel massacre
Avenging actions unfold as Carranza forces display the body of General Rodrigues and execute Villa leaders. Refugees head to the border, while British subjects and Americans evacuate northern Mexico amid calls for intervention. Washington calms mood as Carranza promises law before action.
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EL Paso
Rim
Rodrigues
Juarez Custom House
Villa
Rivas
Almeida
Madera
Casas Grandes
Manuel Valles
Enrique Cieneros
Carranza
Mexico
Americana
Str
Cecil Spring-Rice
Washington
Santa Ysabel
Watson
McHatton
Silitman
Senate
House Foreign Committee
Gypsy Children Barefoot in Snow in Cleveland Suburb
Ten Gypsy children living with James Weetern and wife in two tents and a wagon in Cleveland suburbs enjoy winter play despite no shoes or coats. They wear one piece jumper suits and warm their tents with stoves while straw covers the floor. George the boy says he is not cold as he wiggles his toes in the snow.
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Cleveland
Altho Grad
James Weetern
George
Burglar Breaks Into Rich Home and Finds Wife in Lover's Arms
A crowded cinema page notes multiple films and stars in current showings. The Golden Chance at Coliseum features a burglary plot with a wife in a lover’s arms, while The Labyrinth at American pairs actress Gail Kane with her husband in a dramatic tale. The piece highlights Richard Mansfield’s Baron Chevrial at Clemmen, plus social dramas and comedies at various theatres including The 13th Girl and There Goes a Quarrel, with other acts and vaudeville acts listed across venues.
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Lover's Arms
Richard Mansfield
Mission
Alhambra
The
Liberty
Proghrams Alhambrea
Edwiea Stevens
Gail Kane
Ines A
Julia Swayne
Hushestre
al—Minnie Terria
Society
Hippodrome
Thomas Jefferson
Norma Talmadage
Plaza Theatre
Century Theatre
Coliseum Theatre
Wallace Reid
Cleo Ridgely
Mary Denby
Steve Denby
Keela
St Jacobs Oil Promises Quick Relief for Rheumatic Pain
Vintage advertisement touts St Jacob’s Oil as a harmless cure for rheumatic pain and muscle aches. It claims instant relief from stiffness swelling and soreness and urges readers to buy a trial bottle at drug stores. The copy asserts long history and usefulness for sciatica neuralgia and backache.
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St. Jacobs
St. Jacoba
Parisian Romance and Missing Links At Local Theatres
The Parisian Romance stars H. Cooper Cliffe and Dorothy Green under William Fox direction at Clemmer theatre with a Parisian atmosphere. The Missing Links features Thomas Jefferson Norma Tam da ge and Robert Herron at the Liberty theatre in a suspenseful drama.
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Griffith
Thomas Jefferson
Norma
Constance Talmadge
Robert Harron
Robert Lawler
Clemmer Theatre
H. Cooper Cliffe
Dorothy Green
William Fox
Rufus Wallingford
Liberty Theatre
Norma Talmadge
Robert Herron
Fatty
Mabel
Uncle Sam
the Liberty
Madame X opens with instant stage success in photoplay version
The article highlights Dorothy Donnelly’s powerful turn in Madame X, praising the stage debut and noting the Henry W Savage photoplay adaptation. The piece also mentions Theodora Roberts as Pudd nhead Wilson in the Mark Twain series and hints at fingerprint collecting among players.
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Theodora Roberts
Dorothy Donnelly
Henry W. Savage
California Syrup of Figs Promises Safe Children’s Laxative
An old fashioned remedy is derided for children while promoting California Syrup of Figs as a pleasant, gentle laxative that cleanses the liver and bowels. The ad calls for a 50 cent bottle labeled by the California Fig Syrup Company and warns against counterfeits and alternatives.
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California
California Fig Syrup Company
Great City Reservoir at Swan Lake Urged for Seattle
City Engineer Dimock told Mayor Gill that Swan Lake could serve as a major impounding reservoir to supply Seattle for four to five months. He envisions additional reservoirs to cover 25 to 30 days during breaks, steel pipes replacing wooden ones, and a full permanent system over years. Councilman Hesketh pushed a resolution to estimate concrete aqueduct steel pipe costs from Cedar Seattle.
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Swan Lake
Seattle
Gill
Dimock
Hesketh
Seattle Address on The Substitute for the Saloon
Warren D. Lane Seattle attorney speaks at the Municipal League luncheon at Hotel Washington Annex Tuesday noon on The Substitute for the Saloon detailing how residents spend idle hours under the prohibition law.
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Seattle
Warren D. Lane
Municipal League l
Hotel Washington Annex
Aerial Mail Route Plan Prompts New Flying Corps
The piece notes efforts to create an air mail system linking New York and other cities, arguing a flying corps would aid wartime needs. Dr. Graham Bell backs Aero Club of America to push Congress for route establishment. A prominent Illinois ex-merchant and current legal adviser on peace matters is involved.
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New York
Graham Bell
Aero Club of America
Congress
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Arlene Pretty
Arthur Burns
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Northern Pacific Commissary Department
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Keystone
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the Strand
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Robert Leonard
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Eugene Walter
Seattle Star
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