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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1915

Page

7

Resignation of Bentley Ackley hits Billy Sunday staff

Philadelphia dispatches report Bentley Ackley, private secretary and pianist for evangelist Billy Sunday, has resigned claiming overwork and low pay. E. M. Emett was dropped from the staff amid tensions, with Ackley recalling days at Everett campaigns and noting reductions in others’ compensation tied to hymn sales and tabernacle duties. Sunday did not answer a call for comment from Hood River.

Star Today Philadelphia Bentley D. Ackley Billy” Sunday Rev E. M. Emett Ackley Pacific Atlantic Seaboard Billy Sunday Tabernacles Sunday Everett Pastor Sunday Miss McLaren Fisher Tabernacle Homer A. Rodeheaver Fred Selbert Rodeheaver Sunday Organization Star Billy Sunday Hood River

Genevieve Clark to Wed J M Thomson in Bowling Green

Genevieve Bennett Clark daughter of Speaker Champ Clark will wed J M Thomson publisher of the New Orleans Item on June 30. The couple met at the 1912 Democratic Baltimore convention and the wedding will be held on the Clark home lawn in Bowling Green Missouri with a statewide invitation.

Esther Hoffmann Bowling Green Genevieve Bennett Clark Champ Clark Washington America J. M. Thomson New Orleans Thomson New Orleans Item Miss Clark Baltimore Fulton Congress All America Clark Central Presbyterian Church Washington Debutantes and Helles Neighborhood House Panama Genevieve Mise Clark Pike County Missouri J. M. Thompson The Genevieve Clark House of Representatives South

Advice Column Excerpts From A City Paper

Readers seek guidance on fashion budgeting for a partner, practical bench seating for downtown streets, marriage license legality, and dating etiquette. The column includes comments from Miss Cynthia Grey and Phil A, addressing finances, public amenities, and social expectations in a period urban context.

A Modern Old Woman Reflects on Aging and Learning

The narrator admires Aunt Mary as a model of modern thinking who embraces lifelong learning and broad sympathy. She contrasts old age with continued mental growth, notes Ellene’s unconventional baby care, and longs for her mother while cherishing Aunt Mary as a rock of safety and guidance.

Newspaper Enterprise Association Ellene Sonny Eliene Mary Aunt Mary Heaven

Market Report Signals Strong Cherry Season Ends Soon

Market notes show record cherry demand with top prices as Saturday marks season end. Watermelons incur low demand while butter and eggs stay firm. Other entries mention live poultry, meats, and dairy products with selling prices to retailers for butter eggs and cheese.

Hetailer

Advice to June Brides from Mme Schumann-Heine

The diva advises that age alone does not determine marriage fitness. She argues maturity and common sense matter more than a pre marriage infatuation, and that mothers should teach resilience to avoid falling out of love. A girl twelve to thirty six could be ready if she is a true companion.

N. M Phil A Mme. Schumann-Heine Schumann-Heink

Charley White vs Freddie Welsh in Brighton Beach bout set

Charley White was matched to meet Freddie Welsh in a 10 round championship bout at Brighton Beach on July 3. The card also notes other sports results and upcoming tennis and golf events across the country.

New York Charley White Freddie Welsh Brighton Beach Larned Hugh Tallant Harvard Hans” Wagner Yale Chicago Epines F Philadelphia Travers Woodland Park Victoria Rees Martz Hull Coffin Whitney Stafford Krust A. C Jack Neville Tacoma AD Schafflii Henry Kreiger Seattle Apokane Bi Woffil Lewis If Coves Williams Sheety Neighboore Brennegan O . Murphy Coltrin Fisk, Paaeee Kelly Oone Fisk Beattie Cs Ee He Muree Kiliney Garth Ahetein Cadman Yoho Raymond Mois Spokane Frennegan Murphy Smith Kilitiay Hasee Balle Wisk Rose Matie Mruck Malle Haite Tewet Melle

Unclear Scoreline Rundown From Mixed League Results

A fragmented list shows multiple city teams with scattered scores such as Aberdeen Victoria Tacoma Vancouver American St Louis Detroit Washington Boston Chicago Cleveland New York Philadelphia Pittsburgh Cincinnati Boston Brooklyn Newark Chicago Baltimore St Louis San Francisco Portland Venice Los Angeles Salt Lake City Oakland. The passage lacks coherent structure or context and mixes leagues and locations with partial numbers.

Northwestern League Vancouver Sone Victoria Seattle Chicago Philadelphia Bas Pitteburg Boston New York A Cincinnati Detroit Washington New York Cleveland Oeast Federal League Kaneae City Teeesteees Chicago Peebersses Newark Pittsboro Brooklyn Tree TerryTy Ann Huffalo Maltimore San Francisco Los Angeles Portland Venice Steen Northwestern Aberdeen Tacoma Vancouver St. Louis Pittsburg Brooklyn Pittebure Baltimore Canadian Pacific Grand Trunk Pacifico Canadian Rockies Northern Pacific Spokane Livingston Billings Denver St. Paul Great Northern Belton St. Pee Ee O.W. R Salt Lake City N. P G. N S. F Shasta Colorado Springs el Paso Santa Rosa San Peel Fort Worth Congress

Judge Burke to Meet Chinese Commissioners in Seattle Visit

Judge Thomas Burke of the Chamber of Commerce travels to Spokane to greet honorary Chinese commercial commissioners and escort them to Seattle. They will inspect Kent canneries and visit Seattle Car and Foundry Co. at Everett before staying through Saturday. Mrs Burke hosts a formal reception Sunday afternoon. A banquet will honor them Saturday night at the Washington.

Thomas Burke Chamber of Commerce Spokane Seattle Pacific Coast Kent Seattle Car & Foundry Co Everett

Longshoremen to Get Raise in Wages and Benefits

Captain J B Gibson, president of the Water Front Employers' union, says a wage increase and better labor conditions will result from the near conclusion of talks with the International Longshoremen's union. He notes both sides have made concessions as the conference nears its end.

J. 8 Gibson Water Front Employers’ Union International Longshoremen's Union

Agriculture chief backs removing vast Paulina National Forest land

June 25 in Dulles the secretary of agriculture recommends eliminating 113 672 acres from the Paulina National Forest.

Dulles Secretary of Agriculture Paulina National Forest

Porch Sleeping Privacy Tips From Early 20th Century Advice

A household notes a permanent veranda may serve as a sleeping porch when funds are tight. Suggestions include canvas curtains or bamboo screens for privacy, a 3 foot wide door for roll-out bed access, a stove for warmth, and storm weather curtains. The piece also quotes Prof. J J Walsh on medicine focusing on prevention and understanding disease.

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