Mrs Isabel Lawier Death Shows Despondency Over separation
Mrs Isabel Lawier wife of Attorney Lawler of the Mooney defense died by suicide firing two shots into her brain. Despondency over separation from her husband and baby daughter is blamed though Lawler was in Berkeley arranging a home for reconciliation. She left notes expressing remorse and gratitude to her husband for his efforts.
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Ban Francisco
Isabel Lawier
Lawler
Mooney
Althout
Berkeley
Alaska film stars tour Seattle for Lady Lou of the Yukon
Fox stars led by KR Walsh pass through Seattle en route to Alaska to film Lady Lou of the Yukon. The feature depicts a hardened frontier tale with a dance hall girl, a fall from grace, and a hopeful end. Marion Cooper leads, with accompanying newsreel and orchestra. The Coliseum showcases Rimrock Jones with Mary Fortune as a claim jumper. Liberty screens The Daughter of Destiny with Prince of Belmark plot and Fatty Arbuckle comedy Out West. Mission presents Med White and Blue Blood and The Unmarried Look. Strand features The Freedom of the World war play.
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Fox Motion Picture Stars
KR. A. Walsh
Seattle
Alaska
Northland
Lady Lou
Yukon
Clemmer
Marion Cooper
Guterson
Coliseum Moat
Rimrock Jones
Coliseum
Mary Fortune
Wallace
Reid
Ann Little
Andrew Mclain
Apex
Jones
Mack Bennett
Prince
Belmark
Europe
Marion Jorn
Mme. Petrova
Mr. Jorn
Jorn
Liberty Theatre
Fatty Arbuckle
Star Liberty Weekly
Camp Lewis
Francia X. Bushman
Poverly Rayne
Metro
Helen Malloy Smythe
Beverly Bayne
Mrs. Sidney Drew
Ford Educational
Double Feature Thrills At Colonia and Rex Theaters
The program blends two tales of danger and daring from old cinema. Richard the Frozen stars Alice Joyce and Harry Morey at Colonia with a munitions factory plot and wartime battles. The Silent Man features Hart as a husband and marshal rescuer with Grubstake Higgins revealed in a court scene. Bryant Washburn headlines Skinner's Bubble at Rex with comic misadventure and a wildcat investment caper.
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Alice Joyce
Harry Morey
Colonia
Richard the Frozen
William & Hart
the Rex
Hart
Bud Marr
Marr
Bryant Washburn
Clase A
Skinner
Washburn
Drink Hot Tea For A Bad Cold
An old remedy suggests Hamburg Tea as a cure for the grip with a tablespoon of Hamburg Tea steeped in boiling water. The preparation is strained and consumed as a tea cupful to open pores relieve congestion loosen bowels and break a cold. It claims to be inexpensive and entirely vegetarian and harmless.
Man Who Shadowed Kaiser Returns With Insight
Victor Morgan, editor of the Cleveland Press, reports back from weeks on the German frontier with startling inside views of Germany. His articles will appear in the paper, starting with the first installment this Wednesday for patriotic readers.
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Victor Morgan
Cleveland Press
Germany
Shipping men pool freight to ease Seattle congestion
After a Chamber of Commerce meeting the port avoids an embargo. Shipowners will pool freight and fully load ships. Railroads pledge to shield shippers from damage suits tied to contract breaches.
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Seattle
Chamber of Commerce
Freezone promises fast corn relief from Cincinnati inventor
An ad extols Freezone as a new treatment that stops corn pain instantly and lets you lift the corn off with a finger. It claims easy removal of hard, soft, or between toe corns and calluses with little cost and no irritation. The copy targets drug stores for purchase.
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Costa
Cincinnati
Liner Creole Crews Through Snow Storm Return
The Southern Pacific liner Creole carrying 136 passengers was struck by a vessel in a snow storm off the Delaware capes, tearing a hole in its side. The Creole limped back to New York under its own steam, and the other vessel was also reported to have reached port under its own steam.
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New York
Delaware Capes
Southern Pacific
Seattle Raises Over Forty Six Thousand in War Fund
Seattle answered the national war relief drive with a total nearing 46 thousand dollars raised between Monday noon and Saturday of last week. The city’s share of the four million dollar campaign for the YWCA and allied efforts contributed about 46 thousand, supporting the broader fight effort nationwide.
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Seattle
National Y. W. Co. A
Three British Soldiers Missing After Enemy Raid
Three British soldiers are missing after an enemy raid on an advanced post northeast of Langemarck last night, Haig reported today. Allied troops dispersed stray hostile reconnoitering parties with fire during the night.
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Condon
Langemarck
Marshal Haig
Laverguier
Reverend Jones to Plant Farewell Ivy Vine
The Rev. Carter Helm Jones delivered his dedicatory sermon at First Baptist Church and preached his farewell Sunday service before taking a new pastorate in Philadelphia. A farewell reception for Dr and Mrs Jones is set for Monday at 8 p.m. in the Whitman room. At 10 a.m. he will plant a remembrance ivy for the B Y P U.
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Rev. Jones
First Baptist Church
Harvard Ave
Senecast
Carter Helm Jones
Hhs
First Baptist Church of
Philadelphia
Mrs. Jones
Whitman
Dr. Jones
Auto dispute over $4,000 vehicle in divorce case
Attorney Thomas B. MacMahon represents City Fireman Frank Ruenak in a divorce action. Judge Jurey ordered the auto stored temporarily in George W. Miller’s garage, then gave temporary possession to MacMahon after George refused. Mrs. Rusnak claims the auto is the total community property.
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Thomas B. MacMahon
Frank Ruenak
Jurey
George W. Miller
George
MacMahon
Cascarets Claim Gentle Inside Cleansing and Wakeful Feel
An old advertisement touts Cascarets as a ten cent remedy to liven the liver purify bowels relieve headaches sourness gases coated tongue bad breath and constipation. It promises gentle inside cleansing for all ages and claims thirty million boxes sold annually.
One Million Service Men Fail to Take U S War Insurance
The war risk bureau reports one million service men have not obtained government life insurance. February 12 is the deadline for those who entered service before October 15 to apply. A $5,000 policy costs about $3.00 monthly and is convertible after the war. The state defense council is urged to notify relatives to encourage applicants.
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War Risk Bureau
Washington
State Defense Council
Millard Hotel Closed and Fined for Dry Law Violations
The Millard hotel in Omaha with 300 rooms was closed for one year and its furniture sold to fund a school, with a $300 fine against owner Rome Miller for alleged dry law violations. Miller plans to appeal to the supreme court after multiple raids and convictions since the dry era began.
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Omaha
Millard
Rome Miller
Supreme Court
Red Cross Seeks War Wives Housing Offers
A Seattle woman offers to share her home with the wife or mother of a serviceman. The Red Cross at 349 Henry Building invites those interested to obtain particulars at that address.
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The
Red Cross
Henry Building
Seattle
Reminder to Representative Miller on wartime pledge
The King County Democratic club reminds Representative John F. Miller of his pledge to voters in his district to stand by President Wilson in all matters before Congress affecting the conduct of the war.
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John F. Miller
King County
Democratic Club
Wilson
Congress
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