Big Newspaper Week Opens at University Campus
State editors converge on the University of Minnesota Seattle for the Tenth Annual Journalism Week. Trade journals and daily and weekly newspapers hear proposals and discuss papers. The Hawaiian banquet Saturday night features a menu shipped from Hawaii through the Honolulu Chamber of Commerce.
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Seattle
University of Minee
Aton
la M. Spencer
University
Han Eo
Washington State Press Association
Hawaii
Honolulu
Jewish Music to Feature Rinder Recital at Seattle Temple
Reuben R. Rinder world famed baritone and cantor of Temple Emanuel San Francisco will perform at Temple de Hirsch Seattle Tuesday at 5 pm under the temple men's club auspices. He will present a history of Jewish music, singing tips, synagogue selections and Yiddish folk songs from the 13th century to today.
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Reuben R. Rinder
Temple Emanuel
San Francisco
Juda Maccabaeus
Seattle
Temple de Hirsch
Temple de Hirech
Cantor Rinder
Groceries to Pay Jap's Liquor Fine
Federal authorities set an auction for Y. Wakamoto’s groceries at 1017 James ot to settle a liquor tax of 1500 to 3500 dollars under the Wills Campbell act. A three story distillery was seized New Year’s Eve during the raid. the building owner is not the accused. In Philadelphia, Oscar Roster and stenographer Mildred Beckett were killed by a jealous wife at the Roster Advertising offices.
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Y. Wakamoto
James Ot
Philadelphia
Oscar Roster
Mildred Beckett
Roster Advertising Agency
Pope Benedict XV lies in state as conclave preparation begins
The pope's body rests in white robes on a bier under a large shroud with Swiss guards surrounding the procession to St. Peter's. Canons receive the body at the chapel as Benedict's wish against embalming shortens lying in state. The Sacred College opens sessions for the funeral and election of a new pope, with 61 cardinals present including 31 Italians, two Americans, and one Canadian. Cardinal Gasparri serves as temporary custodian.
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St. Peter's
Raphael Lodge
Royal Stairway
Sistine Chapel
8. Peter's
Pope Benedict
Erill
Basilion
Sacred College
Benedict XV
Monsignor Teapighi
Vatican State Chancery
Pope Bendict
Benedict
Giuseppe Della Chiesa
Cardinal Gasparri
Cameriengo
Marx Brothers Return to Moore in On the Balcony
The four Marx brothers Julius Julius, Herbert, Leonard and Arthur headline a Moore stage bill in On the Balcony a musical comedy revue Julius Marx leads in the chief comic role Leonard accompanies on piano Arthur plays harp with notable brightness The show also features Leo Flanders Geneve Butler in a Vaudeville Concert plus acts by Harry Lang Jeanne Vernon the Garcinetti brothers Innis brothers and La Pilarica trio with Viola Victoria and a durance Russian step number by a male dancer
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Marx Brothers
Julius
Herbert
Leonard
Arthur
the Moore
Julius Marx
Leo Flanders
Geneve Butler
Flanders
Miss Butler
Harry Lang
Jeanne Vernon
Garcinetti Brothers
Innis Brothers
la Pilarica
Viola Victoria
Playmates Tops Loew's Palace Bill With Dance and Music
Thrills and laughter fill the new show at Loew's Palace Hipp yesterday with Nat Alberta and Ed White providing much of the fun. Lew Hawkins delivers a hit moment while Robiensen delivers browns and a new monolog. Bentley Banks and Gay, a trio of operatic songbirds, plus The Powder Puff Girl with Harry and Kitty Sutton appear. The Three Raymonds perform a slack wire act and Jane Eyre anchors the feature photo play.
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Loew's Palace Hip
Nat Alberta
Ed White
Lew Hawkins
Robiensen
Li Nen
Bentley
Banks
Gay
Harry
Kitty Sutton
Three Raymonds
Jane Eyre
Will Making Emphasized On Final Day Of Thrift Week
In Seattle a team of speakers urged action on Make a Will Day the last event of National Thrift Week. FF W Catlett led attorneys with A F Halley of Seattle Tithe Trust Company backing the effort before clubs including Lion’s Club and Seattle Federation of Women’s Clubs. Further talks were planned for Monday evening at Mutual Business and Triangle clubs.
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Seattle
National Thrift Week
FF. W. Catlett
A. F. Halley
Seattle Tithe Trust Company
Lion's Club
Seattle Federation of Women's
Beattle Art Club Plans February Costume Ball
Invitations go out for the Beattle Art club annual ball with theme A Night in Old Alexandria set for February 24 at the Masonic temple. Information and costume tips available at Fourth Ave and Cherry St. committees led by Norling Measenger Bheckela and others.
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Beattle Art Club
Masonic Temple
Old Alexandria
Fourth Ave
Cherry St
Ernest Norling
Victor Measenger
Glenn Bheckela
Marshal Reid
Arthur Lingenbrin
F. Tadama
Walter Francia
Yeggmen Blow Safe, $75,000 Lost in Chicago Heist
Chicago dispatch reports $75,000 in current currency blown to bits when six years cracked the National Tea Co safe. The bandits escaped with $700 in coin and the money was sent to the U S treasury for redemption. Funeral services for Mrs Mary Helle Oldham, 39, of Seattle, will be held Monday at 2 PM at Bonney Wotnon chapel. She is survived by two daughters and a son.
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Chicago
National Tea Co
United States Treasury
Mrr
Mary Helle Oldham
Eighth Ave. W
Bonney Wotnon Chapel
Oldham
Seattle
Sunset Club
Mary
Frances
Japan Ready to Withdraw Troops From Siberia
Far Eastern conference delegates indicated Japan is prepared to pull troops from Siberia but gave no date. Shantung and Siberia dominate agenda this week with Chinese and Japanese sources predicting a timely Shantung settlement. Count Uchida warned immediate withdrawal would threaten Japan, shaping the conference’s cautious path.
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Carl PD
Groat
Washington
Japan
Siberia
Far Eastern Conference
Keria
Shantung
Biberia
Uchida
Tung
China
Caught After Furious Chaise Ends With Arrest
Murray Hall, 31, a laborer, was jailed on an open charge after a police chase. Officers say he escaped from a rear window of a Japanese grocery at 619 Sixth Ave. 8 and had earlier robbed a confectionery at 604 Eighth Ave. 8. Hall surrendered after officers drew revolvers and threatened him. Authorities allege a large quantity of candy and tobacco, a screwdriver, and a hypodermic dope outfit were bound on him.
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Murray Hall
W. F. Denlan
Paul Knapp
Hall
Sixth Ave
Eigth Ave
No Date Set For Seattle Service For Pope Visit
Bishop Féwart J. O'Dea to decide Tuesday morning on service time in Seattle for the pope coming to Father Stafford of St James Cathedral. Funeral day seems likely to be wet.
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Féwart J. O'Dea
Seattle
Pather Stafford
St James’ Cathedral
Million and Half for School Fund Transfer Approved
William A. Gaines county treasurer moved $1 600 000 from the building fund of school district No 1 to the general fund by school committee resolution approved by the prosecuting attorney. The move aims to stop interest on 10 916 warrants including the December 6 1971 issue. The treasurer must pay $613 000 with $34 000 for interest. Gaines has paid $127 937.50 interest on outstanding county warrants due February 1 in New York.
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William A. Gaines
Gaines
New York
Flour Mill Worker Dies From Tetanus
August Schirmer aged 44 died at Providence hospital after tetanus developed from a hand wound from an elevator shaft incident at Albers Milling Co. He resided at the Oaks hotel.
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Albers Milling Co
August Schirmer
Providence Hospital
Schirmer
Oaks Hotel
Phone Service to Be Probed by State Officials
The state department of public works will conduct four investigations into the rates and service of Pacific Telephone & Telegraph Co and Home Telephone Co. A valuation of both providers’ properties in the state will be carried out. Company officials argue for rate increases rather than cuts.
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King County Legislative Federation
Women's
C‘ivic Club
State Department of Public Works
Pacific Telephone & Telegraph Co
Home Telephone Co. Am Ailed Corporation
Men Must Be Tried for Whisky Theft
Federal Judge Jeremiah Neterer overruled a motion to dismiss the case against 11 men charged with conspiracy to steal $40,000 worth of confiscated liquor from a federal warehouse last August. Four counts were stricken. seven remain, possibly combined into one charge. Defense argued confiscated liquor is not U S property and not subject to conspiracy charges.
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Jeremiah Neterer
Rgen
United States
Chargren
Shasta Limited Faster Schedule In February
San Francisco announces speeding up of major Southern Pacific trains effective February 12. The Shasta limited between San Francisco and Portland will lose one hour from its running time, and the Seashore Express between San Francisco and Los Angeles will gain one hour. Local service will be accelerated accordingly. Also noted are funeral services for Nicolas Andreas Hansen, a Seattle resident of 22 years, held at First Advent Church on Monday.
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San Francisco
Southern Pacific
Portland
Los Angeles
Nicolas Andreas Hansen
Artesian Church
Hansen
Reni- Gnet
Seattle
Albertine Hansen
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