Leading Roles Chosen for Comic Play
Archie Farts and Howard Le Clair take lead roles in the production. Curtain rises at 12 30 a.m.
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Archie Farts
Howard le Clair
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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1920
Page
18
Senator Pen and I Visit Chautauqua Committees
A Chicago trip plan unfolds as a reporter chats with Senator Pen about the Chicago convention delays, Wilson remarks, and possible third party moves. They expect to see delegates at Chautauqua before heading to Prince to watch the Democratic ballots and return via Chicago.
Dance Planned for Scott Fund to Aid Widow and Children
Deputy Sheriff William Barr seeks to stage a Hippodrome benefit dance to raise the $5,000 Scott fund for the widow Mrs. Scott and her children after Deputy Robert C. Scott was killed in the recent highwayman clash. Tickets and donations flow in, total above $200, with contributions from local residents including a widow on $60 a month. Prominent names connected to the case may be asked to buy tickets as organizers push to reach the target.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert C. Scott
William Barr
Scott
Elka
Himeets
Elk
Wik
Barr
Hippodrome
Elks
Curt Cohn
A. Kyer
Augustine & Kyer
Star Office
Nicholas Bawarda
Port Angelea
Furniture Firm Insures Employees Under Free Plan
Grunbaum Brothers' Furniture company implements a no charge insurance for all staff. Department heads receive a $1,000 policy and other employees are covered under a $2,400 plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grunbaum Brothers’ Furniture Company
Observer Says Hiram Bluffed Convention in Battle on League
Chicago June 11 Aided by Borah and abetted by Hearst Miram Johnson has put over on the republican party the grandest bluff in political history. The resolutions committee backed a declaration on the league of nations against the conscience of the majority of the committee and delegates. Borah spoke for Johnson. Hearst’s papers pressed the threat of a bolt and third party movement. Johnson did not plan to bolt, but the party has adopted a policy of expediency on foreign affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Borah
Hearst
Miram Johnson
Repubican
Roosevelt
California
Resolutions Committee
League of Nations
Johnson
Els
Flearst
League of Unions
Republican Party
Biggest Crowd Stays Out on the Sidewalk
Chicago June 1L The Republican national convention draws huge crowds outside the Coliseum as only a fraction of the 150000 applications secure entry. Vendors, campaigns, and hotel booths rival a county fair with bands, banners, and constant campaigning for Hoover, Harding, and Hiram Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Coliseum
Teketa
Haya
HESE Window Shades Priced 59c Each at Drapery Section
Green fiber shade material covers inches wide and six feet long mounted on quality rollers. Edges reinforced for long service and easy operation. Priced complete with brackets at 59 cents each. Drapery Section Second Floor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HESE
Dances Jig Steps on His Hundredth Birthday
Benjamin Keyser celebrated his 100th birthday in Ridgefield New Jersey by dancing jig steps to show his spryness and calling the roll of three generations of descendants. He has no bald spot, avoids glasses, and still uses an old pipe while his 70-year-old son attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridgefield
N. J
Benjamin Keyser
Act Men Elect Otis and Flores to Leadership
In Indianapolis the Act men chose Charles A. Otis of Cleveland as president and Park L. Flores of Indianapolis as secretary treasurer to lead the organization.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Act
Charles A. Otis
Cleveland
Park 8. Flores
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