Municipal ownership candidates endorsed by Public Ownership League
The Public Ownership League endorsed two council candidates and left the third seat open after unqualified endorsements of Charles Marble and Otto A Case. Other six candidates faced questions on municipal ownership and Ballard car line extension, with responses favoring public utilities and criticism of delays in the Cedar River dam project. The league also planned telegrams to senators Poindexter and Jones on Justice Louis Du Aranders’ appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Marbie
Otto A. Case
Public Ownership League
League
BE. J. Crown
R. H W. Thomason
W. H. Moore
Counciman Co
James EB. Hradford
Erickson
Otto
Charles Marble
R. H. Thomson
BE. J. Brown
W. H Moore
C. B. Pitagerald
Ballard
Dame
Poindexter
Jones
Louis du Aranders
Supreme Court
Mite drive total for Seattle Jewish relief grows
Seattle fundraising under Christian committee reaches 1241 dollars and 21 cents before Friday night. Donations may be sent to EF Shorrock treasurer or left at hundreds of authorized stores. a Sunday church collection will use pew envelopes in Catholic and Protestant churches.
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Seattle
EF Shorrock
Ginger ale kegs seized in Perkins hotel raid
Portland police confiscated several kegs of ginger ale described as containing a kick during a raid of the Perkins hotel late last night. Authorities did not specify the substance or outcomes for those involved.
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Portland
Perkins
Five Children Hurt In Friday Coasting Accidents
Five youths aged 11 to 15 were injured Friday night when their bobleds crashed into a telephone pole after ignoring a patrolman warning. Among the injured were Christine Snyder, Henry Crowley, Hilma Jensen, Masterson, and Allen Morrell with fractures sprains and cuts. A second bob sled collision at Mercer Street and Federal Avenue left Laurene Brown and W S Maine with cuts.
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W. 6Othet
Christine Snyder
Lith Ave
N. W
Henry Crowley
Ninth Ave
Mercer St
Federal Ave
Seven Die as Arkansas Floods Ravage Region
In Arkansas City on January 29 seven people are confirmed dead as floods along the Arkansas White and St. Francis rivers flood the area. Hundreds are homeless while conditions, already alarming, are seen growing worse with rivers at their highest stages ever recorded.
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Arkansas
White
St. Francis
Begin Hot Water Drinking For Internal Cleansing
An old remedy advises drinking a glass of real hot water with a teaspoon of limestone phosphate before breakfast to flush poisons from the stomach liver kidneys and bowels. The routine is said to soothe biliousness constipation headaches and general sluggishness by cleansing the entire alimentary tract each morning.
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Goa
Edwards
Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules Ad
An old advertising card touts Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules as a remedy for backache promising daily use will end pain. It claims Dutch government charter and tradition since 1494 and urges buying authentic Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules from reliable druggists with money back if ineffective.
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Haarlem
Holland
Netherlands
Arabian Nights vaudeville with large company and lavish staging
An extensive vaudeville production based on The Arabian Nights features a large troupe of about sixty performers, elaborate staging, costumes, lighting and scenic effects. The program includes The Langdons, Moore O'Brien and Cormack, Winsome Grace De Mar, Paul Lavan and Dobbs, acrobatic comedians and Travel Weekly, along with The Girl and the Game’s sixth installment.
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Samurun
Sumurun
the Langdons
Moore
O'Brien
Cormack
Winsome
Grace de Mar
Paul, Lavan
Dobbs
Travel Weekly
Empress Theater Promises Variety Acts This Sunday
The Empress offers a Sunday lineup headlined by Bud Snyder and his acrobatic cycling act with springs and throwing tricks. Harry Mason presents Get the Money a comedy finish with a prize fight. Gerard and West perform A Breeze From Musical Comedy with song and dance.
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the Empress
Bud Snyder
Harry Mason
Gerard
West
Barber
Jackson
Johnson
Vin
Blanche Col‘onnell
Tt Cadieux
Topping Bill At Pantages Opens With Matinee
A new bill headlines the Pantages Theatre with an opening matinee performance. The show features a lineup designed to draw steady afternoon crowds and kick off the evening program.
How She Ended Ten Years of Skin Torture
Mrs C C Roberts of Weatherford Oklahoma describes ten years of eczema on her face. Red pimples spread and caused itching and burning until she used Resinol Ointment and Resinol Soap, which relieved her within days and cured her in a month with no return. The notice promotes Resinol as a trusted treatment.
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C. C. Roberts
Weatherford
Okla
Mayor’s veto of costly police car purchase upheld
Public safety committee Friday upheld Mayor Gill’s veto of a 1100 dollar car purchase for the police. Chief Lang urged aluminum top Fords to cut weight while the mayor warned of abuse hauling deserted cars and suggested a sturdier runabout would require repairs.
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Gill
Police Department
Public Safety Committee
Lang
Sug
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Boston Dentists
Shocond
Hon Marche
O. K
Two Men For Council
Arkansas City
Bull Bros. Jus
Edwin J. Brown
Firet Ave
Cates Bleck
Beecham
Benes
Richard Walton Tully
Hawaiian Islands
Moore Theatre
Tully
Oliver Morosco
Luana
Carlotta
Orpheum
Gertrude Hoffman
Burton
Dr. Edwards
Ance
Norine Carmen
Pantages
Grace Cameron
Comedienne
Rett
Seals
Andy Lewis
Vera George
Jack Martin
the Duke
Ruth
Kitty Henry
Harry Gerard
Clara West
Empress
Carlotta Monterey
James D. Hoge
N. B. Solner
Financial District
Hppodrome
Hippodrome Theatre
Robert Athon and Company
Moore and St. Clair
Pans
Gested
Orosco
Walker Whiteside
the Typhoon
Prichs
Madison
Pest
Vaudevillle
Max Reinhardt
Sumuran
Johbnay
Paul, Levan and
the Orpheum
Minstrels
Andy Lewis & CO
Betts
Sullivan
Considine
Texits
Wallie Brooks
Hiram
Shechuen
China
W. R. Morse
The
Iollywood
Pike
Edward Platner
Wasserman
Donaways
Liberty Building
Union
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