Vaudeville and film bill dazzles Moore Hippodrome
The Passing Show of 1915 opens at the Moore with the Howard brothers Daphne Pollard Marilyn Miller George Monroe and Korella among others delivering lively songs dances and comic skits. The Four Hells top Hippodrome bill with Fifteen Dollars a rough comedy of Irish Dutch mishaps.
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Gene Howard
Willie Howard
Willie Gring
Gene
Willie
Winter Garden
Moore
Howard Brothers
George Monroe
Lilly
Daphne Pollard
Marilyn Miller
Alex Koloff
Seattle
Four Hells
Hippodrome
Berg
Weston
George
Ventino
Weber
Carlson
Manduro McMurray
Columbia Alumni seeks student for $175 annual college scholarship
Columbia college has asked the state alumni club to nominate a student for a scholarship of 175 dollars per year, likely for four years. George H. Walker of 706 Central building announced the opportunity and will accept applications during the current month.
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Columbia College
Columbia Alumni Club
George H. Walker
Central Building
Walker
Public utilities chief backs overhead walk on waterfront piers
A. L. Valentine, superintendent of public utilities, urges an overhead pedestrian walkway on the second floor of waterfront piers to relieve congestion along Railroad avenue from King Street to 17th Avenue. The proposal was presented in a city council report.
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A. L. Valentine
Public Utilities
City Council
Raiilroad Ave
King St
17Th Ave
Councilman to Seek Draw Bridge Plans at East Waterway
Councilman Dale will introduce a resolution this week directing the city engineer to prepare plans and an estimated cost for building a draw bridge across the East Waterway at Bookane Street.
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Dale
East Waterway
Bookane St
Pacific Telephone Earnings and Property Values Report
The public service commission values Seattle properties of Pacific Telephone and Telegraph at 6.7999 million dollars. The company shows gross earnings of 1.6597 million in 1914 with a net income of 262265.06 dollars.
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Seattle
Pacific Telephone & Telegraph Co
Public Service Commission
Confessions of a Wife Malcom Stuart's Letter to Mollie
A shore of social visits unfolds as Mollie reads a letter from Malcolm Stuart to Mrs Hatton about Mrs Waverly and a spinal specialist in Vienna. He speaks of friendship, hope for surgery, and urges patience while sharing a verse reflecting his mood and longing. The note hints at a continuation.
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Malcolm Stuart
Mollie
Pat
Chad
Jim Edie
Mrs. Hatton
America
Leipsic
Mrs. Waverly
Mr. Waverly
New York
Industries Grow as Seattle Leads Regional Factory Expansion
Seattle's industries rose 34.79 percent from 1909 to 1914 per an industrial bureau report by the Chamber of Commerce. The 1914 count lists 1,014 Seattle factories, compared with 50 in Portland, 259 in Tacoma, and 278 in Spokane.
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Seattle
Industrial Bureau of the
Chamber of Commerce
Portland
Tacoma
Spokane
Progressives pressure Hughes bid in GOP split plan
The article details progressives considering a third ticket and pressuring Hughes for a principled stance while urging the GOP to nominate Hughes. It notes Roose velt as a potential ally and discusses a possible deal where Roosevelt supports Hughes if standards are met, with a proposed joint ticket and delegate meetings in the scramble for party unity.
Decayed Teeth Cited as Cause of Sickness
A health warning argues decayed teeth lead to illness and poor digestion. The piece urges readers to improve dental care to boost overall health and success.
Dentistry Office Promises Top-Grade Dentists
A local practice touts a staff of highly credentialed dentists with state board certificates displayed in the chairs. The announce emphasizes experienced professionals who will correctly handle each case.
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State Dental
State Dental Board
G O P Leaders Seek State Patronage Control
In Seattle reports say old guard allies and progressives aim to keep state patronage and build a ticket to win state offices. They show little concern for the national ticket, focusing on expanding their hold on state affairs as L KLUCKHOHN of St Paul Chamber of Commerce notes in Seattle.
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Hughes
Roosevelt
Penrose
Barnes and Crane
Wilson
Old Guard
Frank Sclitehcock
Co. L. Kluckhohn
St. Paul
Labor element in Mexico blamed for intervention charges
The Mexican laborers union sent telegrams to President Wilson and the American Federation of Labor demanding steps to withdraw troops. They accuse the clerical element the Diaz faction and former soldiers of seeking intervention and stirring trouble.
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Mexico
New York
Mexican Syndicate of Laborers
Wilson
American Federation of Labor
Militariets
Supreme Court Validates Oregon Water Rights Statute
In Washington on June 6 the Supreme Court declared valid a law creating an Oregon water ban and authorizing regulation. The decision ended a suit by the Pacific Stock Co. of California challenging river water rights.
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Washington
Oregon
Supreme Court
Pacific Stock Co
California
White Sox Defeat Yankees 12 to 4 in Trendy Chicago Day
The Chicago White Sox hammered the New York Yankees 12 to 4 behind a seven pitcher effort. The game leaned heavily to the Sox as runs poured in and the Yankees struggled.
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New York Yankees
Chicago
How Nuxated Iron Helped Me to Whip Frank Moran
A sensational medical patent claims ordinary nuxated iron boosts strength and endurance up to 200 percent in two weeks. Jens Willard credits iron use for his win over Jack Johnson and Moran bout prep, while Dr. Sauer touts iron as essential to vitality and disease prevention, urging readers to use easily absorbed iron.
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Frank Moran
FR. Sauer
Europe
Jens Willard
New York
Colonial Hotel
Willard
Jack Johnson
Dr. Sauer
Mr. Willard
Tam
Bauer
City Owl Drug Co
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