Fire guts four story apartment on Walnut Ave in Seattle
A four story building at 1933 Walnut Ave in Seattle was swept by flames Friday night forcing dozens from their homes. Firemen from Weet Seattle and others battled a basement to roof blaze fed by an airshaft. Owned by James Robinson the vacant structure valued at 2000 suffered losses of 700 to 800. Spontaneous combustion among rags and paper in the basement was blamed.
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Wanut Ave
Weet Seattle
James Robinson
Logger Killed After Third Story Leap at Hotel Palmer
Archie Martin, 60, a logger, leaped from a third story window at the Hotel Palmer on Dearborn Street and died instantly. A companion, Robert Smith, says moonshine was involved. The body was taken to the morgue. death occurred early Saturday.
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Archie Martin
Palmer
Dearborn St
Martin
Robert Smith
Palace theater to shift to weekly seven show policy
Loew's Palace Hip will replace split week engagements with seven vaudeville and picture programs each week starting Saturday March 18. Manager Joseph A. Muller says the policy will bring more expensive, elaborate shows and headline features from Loew's San Francisco and New York units. Tom Mix stars in The Night Horseman opening the new policy next Saturday.
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Marcus Loew
Loew's
Joseph A. Muller
San Francisco
State Theater
New York City
Tom Mix
Elizabeth Solti
Loew's Palace Hip Theater
Reilly
Feeney
Herbert Hodge
Mildred Lowell
Tie and Clark
Turner
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PAN
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Pantages
Skelly and
Hell
Hugh Skelly
Emma Heit
Entertainment to Be Given Jobless at Millionair Club
The Fairview women's quartet and band will assist in the musical program Saturday night at the Millionair club Seattle’s organization for unemployed. Also performing are Mrs. Hannah K. Meagher, Miss Katherine Hulet and the Misses Dorothy and Leonore Thueson and Iris Yamioka.
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Fairview
Millionair Club
Seattle
Hannah K. Meagher
Katherine Hulet
Dorothy
Leonore Thueson
Iris Yamioka
O'Farrell Freed by Jury in $800 Embezzlement Case
Tacoma reports James O'Farrell former Orting postmaster was freed by jury on charges of $800 embezzlement. The trial concluded with the acquittal, ending the case against him.
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Tacoma
James O'Farrell
Orting
Wait Till We're Married at Metro politan theater
Oliver Morosco presents the latest comedy Wait Til We're Married at the Metropolitan theater for one week starting March 12 with Wednesday and Saturday matinees. A wholesome farce about two lovers entering matrimony features a world wise heroine saving a drowning boy. Critics praise the production and the original New York cast remains.
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Oliver Morosco
Metropolitan Theater
Alan Dale
New York American
Terry Duffy
Playhouse
New York
Orpheum
Moore
Man Falls From Pole In Providence Injury Report
T J Bearch 35 city lineman hospitalized Saturday after slipping on a Third Ave Cherry St pole fall about 20 feet. Doctors await X rays to confirm fractures.
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T. J. Bearch
Providence Hospital
Third Ave
Cherry
Beard
Two shot in rum battle in East New York
In New York harbor a bootlegger clash left one man dead and a separate pistol encounter wounded an officer. Molly Por sell, 30, is held on charges of shooting Detective Vanes Lavender during a raid on what is thought to be the auto booze smuggling terminus.
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New York Harbor
Molly Porsell
Vanes Lavender
Funeral Ship Brings 1224 American Dead to New York
The Cambrai is due around March 30 docking in New York with 1,224 caskets. About 325 bodies remain to be returned to the United States from France. Through March 1 the travel registration committee had repatriated 44,418 soldier remains. 32,000 dead will stay in France as permanent cemetery sites are established.
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France
United States
Cambrai
New York
War Department
Thi
Old Railroad Man Dies After Operation in Pasadena
A. A. Pothamus aged 45 a well known Southern California railroad figure died in a Pasadena hospital following an operation. He served as general agent for the Canadian Pacific in the south for years and was previously with the Southern Pacific. Meanwhile burglars entered the Kapair Mail clothing store by skylight in Wapato and looted 2360 dollars worth of mens furnishings.
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Cal
A. A. Pothamus
California
Pothamus
South
Canadian Pacific
Southern Pacific
Wapato
Kapair Mail
Classical Jazz and Comedy Act Headlines Stage Show
G Wesley Johnson and company with Charles J Foster present a classical and harmonious jazz allegory. Foley and O'Neil perform witty comedy with sharp dancing, the Three Ambler Brothers display poised strength, Walter Hastings delivers piano selections, and The Pantages resumes a three show daily schedule with a fresh bill each morning.
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Charles J. Foster
Foley
O’neil
Ambler Brothers
Walter Hastings
Safe cough remedy advert promises instant relief
An advertisement touts GLYCEROLE LOBELIA as a safe cough medicine for infants children or adults with no opiates. It claims instant relief and lists a 60 cent price at drug stores or mail order from Joyner Drug Co Spokane.
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Joyner Drug Co
Spokane
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