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Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Mar 10, 1915

Page

2

Employers' Association pushes first aid bill through House

In Olympia, the House passed the senate first aid bill amid claims of Gov Lister brokering against the initiative to back a commission drafted measure. Employers and manufacturers are blamed as the bill shifts funding and administration to employers with a 10 day aid wait for injured workers. The vote was 65 to 33 with veto anticipated.

Olympia House of Representatives Senate House Employers’ Association Lowman Skagit Lane Gov Lister Employers’ Association of Washington Representative Commission

Recipe for Bald Heads Tells How He Did It

A Western politician famous for baldness reveals a home remedy for hair growth. He claims a mix of water bay rum Barbo Compound and glycerine applied to the scalp promotes hair growth, guards against dandruff, darkens gray hair, and leaves hair soft and glossy.

Photo Plays Theda Bara At Colonial In Portland

The colonial showing of Kreutzer Sonata adaptation featuring Theda Bara Nance ONeil and Edwin Shay runs in Portland after a brief return run. The vampire role is played by Bara with ONeil as her foster sister. four day engagement at the Colonial. Also stops for Stop Thief at Clemmer and The Great Leap headlining at Class A with two comedies. Mary Pickford Caprice at Alaska all week. David Harum at Liberty. Wild Animal Life in America at Clemmer opens next Sunday for a week.

Leo Tolstois Kreutzer Nance O'Neil Theda Bara Edwin Shay Colonial Today Portland Maseatic Board of Appeals Theda Hara Kipling the Colonial Mary Mary Pickford Liberty David Harum W. H. Crane The Liberty Today America Seattle Alaska Mexican Clemmer

Regents Renamed In State College Board Shuffle

Olympia reports D. and Troy of Jefferson County and R. McCroskey of Garfield County are renamed W. S. Regents with terms expiring in 1921.

Olympia D. &. Troy Jefferson County McCroskey Garfield County

Local Business Praised for 25 Years of Success

A longtime shop celebrates a quarter century in business describing the season as its most successful yet. The owner attributes the gain to customer appreciation for the best offerings and service.

Portland Board Bans Tolstoi Film Over Morale Concerns

A Portland motion picture censor board declared Tolstoi’s film morale tone low and bad and barred its showing after more than 200 patrons demanded refunds. The Majestic Theater canceled the screening at 1 a.m. and promised a new feature, while police held the print in cold storage. Mrs. EB Colwell, chairwoman, said the production failed to meet standards despite passing the national board.

Tolsto Krautser Senate Motion Picture Board of Censore Caye Majestic Theater Nance O'Neil Portland W. M. Rogers EB. B. Colwell Board of Censors Telstoi Theda Baba Krautser

Mayor opposes Senate Bill 300 and calls for a vote on it

Mayor Gill rails against Senate Bill 300 urging a refer endum. He says corporations push too hard and Seattle could not condemn the Seattle Electric Co. railway at franchise end in 1954 without buying Puget Sound Traction Light Power properties from Sumas to Portland. Austin Griffiths denounces Hill SC0 at a Keys club meeting, praising home rule for cities and constitutional amendment to limit legislative interference.

Gill Senate Seattle Seattle Electric Co. Railway Puget Sound Traction Light & Power Co Sumas Wash Portland Ore Senate Hill

Nervous Hold Up Targets Niles State Bank Cashier

Oakland reports Charles Evans cashier for the Niles State bank was subjected to a nervous hold up Tuesday night as a robber demanded he raise his hands.

Oakland Charles Evans Niles State Bank Evans

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