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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jul 22, 1916

Page

3

The Aztec Captive God on Liberty shows

The Liberty presents The Captive God featuring S. Hart as a Choctaw era Aztec prince or princess conflicts with enemies. Enid Markey supports Hart as the Aztec princess in a tale of forbidden love and rebellion. The program also lists other Fox films at Strand Alhambra Clemmer Rex and Mission theatres with Alice cast details.

Liberty Fox Strand Alhambra Douglas Fairbanks Fate Clemmer Edith ‘Storey Liseum Blanche Sweet Frencee Nelson Dorothy Gish Cleo Madison Rex Geraldine Jene Templa- Strand Frank Keenan Enid Markey Almambra Myrtie Stedman Vivian Rich Derett Herold Lockwood May Allison Cleo Ridgely Wallace Reid Ormi Havieeg S. Hart Ury Mr Hart Chiapas Hart George Walsh Anna Luther God Coliseum Valeska Suratt the Clemmer

Chicago surgeons heal battle wounds on British front

Chicago doctors at a field hospital near the British front perform pioneering jaw and facial reconstructions. Led by Col. Dr. J. M. Neff and Col. Dr. George Davis with Maj. Dr. Sidney McCallin and Maj. Dr. Charles Magby, they transplant shin bone to rebuild jaws, yielding dramatic restoration of features.

Chicago J. M. Neff George Davis Sidney McCallin London Charlies Magby Chicago Surgeons’ Hospital

100000 Expected In Frisco Parade

San Francisco crowds pour into the city for a large preparedness parade. Officials say about 100,000 people will take part as trains and boats unload attendees. Market Street businesses will close at 1 PM for the procession led by Gov. Johnson and Mayor Rolph toward the reviewing stand.

San Francisco Johnson Rolph

Blacklisted Firms Prepare Appeal to President

Washington July 22. Unofficial reports say U S firms blacklisted by Britain plan to appeal to President Wilson next week. Representatives of affected companies organize to present details to the White House. The state department and White House will consider information from reliable sources. A Star Want Ad can locate a renter for the vacant house.

Washington Wilson Ward White House State Department

Saline Saloon Tales and Bets from the Mile-High Shop

A rambling local column by Benny Kline lampoons a wide cast of characters. Jimmie Hoge, Joe Findlay, and editors are mocked for misdeeds, bets, and petty schemes. The piece blends shop lore, gambling quirks, and frontier humor with sharp social caricature.

Benny Kline Joe Findlay Jimmie Hoge Joe Milwaukee Hoge Building Chi

Navy recruiting office to stay open into August

The Naval Department announced the Geattie recruiting office will remain open until August 1 or possibly August 15 when the citizens' naval cruise begins. A second item notes the second annual outing of Northern Pacific freight office employees starts Saturday at noon, with picnickers traveling to Moclips beach and staying through Sunday night. Also reported are the steamer Humbolot arriving with gold bullion valued at 250000 and 40 salmon and halibut, Isabella B Whyte death in Seattle, Biddle visiting Seattle, Morrison route completion by October, Seattle railway men forming a Republican club, steamer Umatilla cargo, and the Pacific Coast Theological conference starting August 1 for three days.

Naval Department Geattie Citizens’ Naval Northern Pacific Freight Moclips Beach Alaska Isabella B. Whyte Seattle Prospect St Fred E. Sander Biddle Philadelphia Europe United States Morrison Yakima Valley Enumclaw Republican Club Elks’ Club Umatilla Nome Pacific Coast Theological Conference

Beattle Ministers to Speak at First M E Church

Assistant Corporation Counsel Evans says the city cannot enforce assessments from the state university for 20th Ave improvements. Chas E Clapool seeks six year term on the supreme bench. A H Mohler of Cashmere runs for Chelan judge seat as a compromise candidate.

M. E. Church Beattle Evans Council State University 20Th Ave Chas. E Supreme Bench A. H. Mohler Cashmere Chelan

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