National Business Outlook Says Crops Strong and Banks Ready
The Star reports a bright national business outlook based on a strong crop season and robust banking. Crop conditions exceed ten year averages, with all major crops up 2.2 percent above the norm on June 1. Bank data show increased loans and deposits, signaling improved credit and ample money for business. The piece notes low interest rates and eased credit as factors, with a promise of a follow up on trade and industry.
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Frank A. Vanderlip
National City Bank of New York
United States
Chicago Tribune
Bureau of Statistics
Department of Agriculture
Office
United States Comptroller of the Currency
Comptroller
Star
Boys Hurt After Roller Coaster and Street Car Collision
Three boys sustain serious injuries in a crash at Seconday N and Galer streets when a roller coaster collides with a street car. Clifford Roloff age 5 and Earl McNeil age 9 suffer broken legs while Roy McNeil age 6 has a possible skull fracture. All three were aboard the coaster.
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Seconday
Clifford Roloff
Earl McNeil
Roy McNeil
City Officials Seek Fix for Grounded Electric Currents Damage
City electrician Howard Joslyn told officials and traction men in the mayor’s office last night that grounded electric currents caused $9,000 damage to water mains, steam and gas pipes in the previous year.
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Howard Joslyn
City Electrician
Traction
Market Today Report With Mixed Meat Items
Market notes list assorted live fowl and meats including Guinea fowl Veal and Pork. Entries are fragmented but reference 614 roosters and various weights, with unclear formatting and stray words.
The Confessions Of A Wife Ends On A Cliff
A serialized 1914 Confessions of a Wife excerpt reveals Mollie’s view of her mother’s neglectful parenting and social naivete. Margie reflects on marriage, temptation, and the moral complexities of women’s choices. The tale ends with a tease for tomorrow.
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Molile
Mollie
Margie
Mollse
Lillian's Dilemma Tops Colonial Program Tonight
Lillian Walker of Vitagraph stars in Lillian's Dilemma a two part comedy at the Colonial showing today. She performs a 50 foot dive into a four foot deep tank and claims no professional status. Also on the bill Emmy Destinn sings in a three part Eclectic feature and a comedy Almost Married.
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Lillian Walker
Vitagraph Comedienne
Lillian
Colonial Today
Emmy Destinn
Vitagraph
Lubin
Theater listings at Greenwood and Pleasant Hour shows
The page lists multiple shows including Binks Plays Cupid and The Moonshiners at Greenwood, The Governor's Veto and When Fate Disposes as dramas, The Pear of the Sea and The Crash as dramas or comedies, and The Blood-Red ape of Charity and The Mountaineer at the Pleasant Hour with various dates and formats.
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Binks
Cupid
Plan College Tacoma Plans For Whitworth Buildings
Christian workers in convention finalize uses for Whitworth college buildings as a women s college or a home for superannuated ministers. Moonlight Excursion and Dancing on the Steamer Issaquah on Lake Washington tonight leaves Leschi at 8 15 and Madison Park at 8 30. Adv.
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Tacoma
Christian Workers
Whitworth College
Issaquah
Lake Washington
Leschi
Madison Park
Free Parcel Post Map Offer With Seattle Star Subscription
Two large lithographed maps, 3 by 4 feet, show Parcel Post zones and rules for sending packages. The Washington state map highlights railroads rivers cities towns and populations in four colors. A world map with states in color accompanies it. Seattle Star six months offer includes one map free postage paid. Offers extend current subscriptions.
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State of
Washington
The
Star
Seattle Star
Seattle
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