The Americano and other films at local theaters Sunday
The Clemmer hosts Anita Stewart in The Girl Philippa while Coliseum features The Happiness of Three Women with Howie Peters and Myrtle Stedman and the Rex presents An Alien with George Heban Sunday. Liberty showcases The Americano starring Douglas Fairbanks and Alma Reubens as Blaze Derringer.
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Douglas Fairbanks
South America
Philippa
The
Liberty
Anita Stewart
Bessie Barriscale
Mission
House Peters
Mayde Stedman
Coliseum
Alma Heubens
Lemmen
Hankin
Myrtle Stedman
Strand
William
Marta Marvel Safford
Rex
George Heban
Matt and
Jeff
Measie Harriscale
William Deamond
Doug Fairbanks
Blaze Derringer
Eugene P. Lyle, Jr
Alma Reubens
Fairbanks
Patagonia
Doug
Clemmer
Robert W. Chambers
Vitagraph
Rankin
Europe
Albert Payson Terhune
Howie Peters
Rex George Heban
Heban
Pietro Massena
Chittenden Attacks Own Port Plans and Belt Line Idea
In a public letter former port commissioner H M Chittenden opposes House Bill 45 proposals for 3000 annual port commissioner pay and for pre election bulletins and annual reports. He argues port district finances were mismanaged in the past and questions belt line rail proposals, while defending past staff expenditures and study trips by port officials.
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the Star
H. M. Chittenden
Port Commission
Gen. Chittenden
Port District
GOLD MEDAL Haarlem O11 Capsules Promoted As Back Pain Cure
An old advertisement claims GOLD MEDAL Haarlem O11 Capsules cure backache and promise relief tomorrow. It touts Dutch origin since 1696 with stern guarantees and multiple price points, urging purchase from Owl Drug Co and warning against imitations.
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Haarlem
Holland
Netherlands
Tr Laboratories
Owl Drug Co
Burns Fined for Office Breaking by Private Detective
William J. Burns, head of the detective agency, paid a 100 dollar fine after being convicted of entering Seymour and Seymour's offices to obtain information for J. P. Morgan & Co. The judge condemned private detectives entering private space, stressing legal protection of a home and a lawyer's office.
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New York
William J. Burns
Seymour & Seymour
J. P. Morgan & Co
Justice Collinge
America
Port of Seattle urged to form municipal terminal railway service
Robert Bridges argues for a city controlled terminal railway to fix coordination and efficiency in local transportation. He notes current costs are not the main issue, but lack of uniform, fair, and efficient service. The port commission supports adopting models from San Francisco and others with local adjustments.
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Port Commission
San Francisco
Montreal
New Orleans
Gen. Chittenden
Alaska Colonist Debuts as Monthly Publication
The first issue of the Alaska Colonist has just off the press. It is a monthly journal focused on colonization rational government and business freedom in Alaska. William W. Bush serves as editor and publisher with offices at 83 Pike Street.
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The
Alaska Colonist
Alaska
William W. Bush
Pike St
Gill's Going to Student Smoker at University of Washington
Members of Lewis hall will host a smoker for faculty and upperclassmen on Saturday night. Speakers include Dr Suzzalio Mayor Hiram C Gill Regent Thomas M Vance John A Rea and Charles E Gachea. Athletic program cider and doughnuts provided.
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Lewis Hall
University of Washington
Dr. Suzzalio
Hiram C. Gill
Thomas M. Vance
Olympia
John A. Rea
Charles E. Gachea
Alaska Northern buys 560-ton engine for Seward line
E. Dole purchasing agent for the Alaska railroad commission bought a 560-ton engine from FE. P. Jamison of Climax Locomotive Works. The engine, lightly used on a Shelton Washington logging road, will be disassembled and shipped north to operate on the Alaska Northern out of Seward.
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E. Dole
Alaska Railroad Commission
FE. P. Jamison
Climax Locomotive Works
Shelton
Wash
Seward
Alaska Northern
Nametaker B Reilly Dies in California Oyster House
B Reilly aged 58 a nametaker for R L Polk Co collapsed and died last night at the California Oyster House located at 513 Third Avenue in what police note as an unexpected death.
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B. Reilly
R. L. Polk & Co
California
Third Ave
Hanson Declines Assay Commission Appointment
Ole Hanson of Gentile rejects a presidential appointment to join the Pacific Northwest assay commission. The group will meet at the Philadelphia mint in February to test coin weight and fineness, with Victor Murdock chairing and Congressman Dill of Spokane previously representing the Northwest. Traveling expenses are provided.
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Wilson
Pacific Northwestern
Assay Commission
Phiadelphia Mint
Victor Murdock
Kansae
Dill
Spokane
Northwest
Hannon
Soudas Seeks New Trial In Blanche Coleman Case
John Soudas requests a new trial after his recent conviction in the Blanche Coleman matter at the old tie hotel. Judge Jurey heard the advisement as attorneys for the defense and the prosecutor argued the motion, contending the confession to detectives was not voluntary. The report notes Dublin’s high population density with many families in single rooms.
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John Soudas
Blanche Coleman
Old Tie Hotel
Jurey
Paul Carrigan
Kenney
Lavidin
Soudas
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