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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jul 04, 1916

Page

8

Rita Gould Aims to Transform Into Vampire Actress

Rita Gould, known as the Girl With the Gladsome Personality at the Palace Hip, declares she intends to become a vampire onstage and wreck homes and hearts in dramatic productions. She anticipates evolving into an emotional actress or vampire woman in a major show, asserting she can master the role with firm determination.

Rita Gould

Orpet Jurors Go Out For Holiday

Jurors in the Orpet case spend July 4 at a house party hosted by Len Bartell at Channel Lake with three deputy sheriffs in charge. Dr. William Krohn of Chicago is set to testify Wednesday that Marian Lambert was psychologically disposed to take her own life.

Cheney Hetty Green Waukegan Orpet Len Bartell Channel Lake William ©. Krohn Chicago Allennat Marian Lambert

Seattle charity conference shows poor results from donations

Miss Virginia Mc Mechen, secretary of the Charity Organization Society of Seattle, reports that Seattle's charity spending yields poor results. She returned from the national conference of charities and correction at Indianapolis with the assessment.

Seattle Virginia McMechen Charity Organization Society of Seattle National Conference of Charities and Correction Indianapolis

Rivers and Harbors Panel Recommends Harbor Funding

The rivers and harbors committee will back $100,000 for the Willapa harbor project but drop plans for a survey of a ship canal linking Olympia and Gray's Harbor, following a conference held yesterday.

Washington Rivers and Harbors Committee Willapa Harbor Olympia Gray's Harbor

Hughes Plans Month Study on Campaign Issues

C. E. Hughes in Bridgehampton New York July 4 says he will devote more than a month to studying and preparing to discuss every issue of the presidential campaign noting his readiness to engage on all topics.

Bridgehampton N. Y Charles FE. Hughes

Senate panel approves army appropriation bill increase

Washington July 4 the senate military committee finished work on the army appropriation bill proposing expenditures of 328 million dollars, up 146 million from the house version. The committee also urged 40 million dollars for aviation equipment and training.

Washington Senate Military Committee House Senate

Two Killed in Mine Strike at Virginia Minnesota

In a fight between deputy sheriffs and strikers at the Chicago Iron mines near Virginia Minnesota last night one deputy and a bystander were killed and a deputy and four strikers wounded.

Virginia Minn Chicago Here

Hylanders Remarry After Divorce in Vancouver

Chehalis report notes Mr and Mrs Andrew Hylander recently divorced and remarried in Vancouver Washington on Monday their first marriage lasting 26 years before their split and reunion last week

Chehalis Andrew Hylander Vancouver Wash

Plan big circuit to host vaudeville in West Coast

Fifty two theatres including the Moore in Seattle will showcase vaudeville under the direction of William Morris and John Cort. Plans completed here outline a large circuit across San Francisco and other cities.

San Francisco Moore Seattle William Morris John Cort

Munter Narrowly Escapes Death In Air Crack Up

Herbert Munter the Seattle aviator narrowly escaped death when the crank shaft of his aircraft broke yesterday at about 3,000 feet. He managed a safe landing and reached the ground unharmed.

South Bend Herbert Munter Seattle Earth

Kenney Needle Shower Fits Any Tub Without Curtain

All metal Kenney Needle Shower showcased in Housewares Section Basement. Quick setup and noninterfering use let tub water feel twice as stimulating. no rubber cap needed, keeps hair dry. Priced at $6.00 and marketed for women and children.

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