Ravens Sues For Divorce After Knife Threat Claim
Henry W. Ravens former captain of the steamship President sues Cecilia Ravens for divorce alleging she threatened him with a carving knife. He was suspended last December after lives were lost in a storm at sea and seeks reinstatement while earning $62 a month as a laborer for Seattle Dry Dock & Construction Co.
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Henry W. Ravens
Cecilia Ravens
Ravens
Seattle Dry Dock & Construction Co
Wage woes of women workers faced by waitresses union
Elizabeth Maloney, longtime waitress union agent, testifies before the Industrial Relations Commission in Chicago urging a minimum wage law and strong unions. She describes women from small towns who move from offices and department stores to restaurants to survive on meager pay and degraded food.
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Chicago
Industrial Relations Commission
Elizabeth Maloney
Dudley Taylor
Employers’ Association
Miss Maloney
Ladies' Aid Food and Apron Sale at Campbell Building
The Ladies' Aid of West Side Methodist church will hold a food and apron sale all day Saturday August 1 in the Campbell building at the function.
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West Side Methodist Church
Campbell Building
Colonial Theatres Offer Week of New Comedies and Dramas
The Colonial presents a varied program headlined by the Million Dollar Mystery installment and a new Something to a Door edition. Also on bill are Officer Kate and other Vitagraph and Kalem pieces, along with Hearst-Selig News Pretorial and Mary Pickford’s The Eagle's Mate. Victorian-era showings continue through the week with multiple features at Melbourne Odeon and Alhambra.
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The
Colonial
Kate
Hearst-Selig News
Pretorial
Hearst-Selly Weekly
Vitagraph
Residence Theatres At the Home Until Sunday
A two part program features "The Madonna of the Slums" and "The Pilot That Failed" with Ford Sterling in "Neighbors" and two other plays including "Between Savage and Tiger" and a port feature. The Pleasant Hour presents these dramas and comedies through Sunday.
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Alhambra
Anne
Imp
Nestor
Savage
Tiger
Strport
Ford Sterling
Confessions Of A Wife Ends With Aeneas Of Debt
In a clipped domestic scene Mrs. Waverly rebukes Bill Tenney over cards and debts while hinting at Dick and moneymostly about a hundred owed. The chat turns to marriage and favors as a new card game looms, with words hinting at future revelations. Moonlight Excursion on Lake Washington is advertised nearby.
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Mollie
Bill Tenney
Mrs. Waverly
Kitty Malram
Delay Hearing On Recall Rescheduled To Tomorrow
Postponement to tomorrow of the hearing to restrain County Auditor Phelps from withdrawing names from the Hamilton recall petitions was made necessary today by the absence of Prosecuting Attorney Murphy.
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Phelps
Hamilton
Murphy
Barber Finds Akor Cure After Seven Years of Ill Health
Wm. B. Sistig of the Central Barber Shop in San Francisco recounts his struggle with stomach trouble gas and weight loss. After using Akos mineral water powder his symptoms vanished within a week and he regained health and appetite. He praises Akos for addressing rheumatism diabetes and other ailments and notes it is sold by leading druggists with inquiries directed to local drug stores.
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Wm. B. Sistig
Central
Market Street
San Francisco
The
Seattle
Akos
Akoz
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George Ade
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Odeon
Wolfs Breed
Newspaper Enterprise Association
Bradner Co
Preach
Washington Creamery
Issaquah
Lake Washington
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Madison Park
Ady
Mary Jane
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Mane Cersenrse
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Second Ave
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J. W. Godwin & Co
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William E. Sistig
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