The Star Offers Theatre Party Guess Contest
The Star invites readers to answer a question about Miss Glaum and marriage proposals as theatre parties are planned. The page explains a contest with several hundred submitted answers and a close date for entries.
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Beaten Speaker Says He Is Ready to Quit
Washington dispatches report Speaker Cannon announced at 4 30 pm he was ready to resign. He stated actions determine conduct and that the majority should have full power in the House. The Norris resolution was adopted by 192 to 153 votes, ending Cannonism and reshaping the Rules Committee.
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Missing 12 year old boy after morning walk
Frantic search by police and family for a 12 year old boy who left home to go to school and never returned. Authorities cordon the area while neighbors recount his usual routine and concern grows as rain falls.
Illness Worries Family of Tom Johns
A fragment notes Tom Johns is seriously ill with reports from March 16. The text mentions Prince Georg and unclear details about an incident last night involving someone talking to Mr. Johns.
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Penitentiary For Chicago Day Leaders
United Press reports Chicago may not vote on the wet and dry question in April if allegations in a petition fraud case hold. The complaint alleges 36,019 of 74,028 signatures are invalid including unregistered voters stand-ins and duplications. Lawyers say evidence exists to prosecute some dry leaders.
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Hitchcock to stay in politics despite retirement claim
Washington dispatch reports Postmaster Frank Hitchcock will not retire from politics. He will take general supervision of national work in the upcoming congressional elections this fall despite earlier statements that he was tired of politics.
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Death in Spokane Jail Diet After 36 Days Bread and Water
Chinn died in a Spokane hospital after 36 days on a bread and water diet for his role in the J W W fight. He contracted diabetes during confinement. funeral Sunday is expected to attract hundreds. Washington reports say Arizona and New Mexico statehood bills will be considered before Congress adjourns.
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Real Estate Bargains Promised in The Star Classifieds
The Star highlights Seattle real estate bargains in its Real Estate column. It urges quick disposition of property via the classifieds, noting daily reader availability and prominent dealers listing "Best Buys" with street addresses withheld for discretion.
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Aberdeen Youth Reports Bracelet to Teacher After Theft
Aberdeen reports Edward De eon, 19, gave a bracelet to a teacher yesterday. she notified police. A burglary at Frank Demitio’s home involved $66 in jewelry. The youth fled to the Uber t, with conflicting details.
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Bringhurst in power struggle at city hall sparks crisis
A heated dispute centers on Bringhurst clinging to petty officer role while Gill appoints John H. Boyle as mayor. Bringhurst resists surrender as civil service proceedings loom. Separately, William Specks, a petty officer, drank carbolic acid during personal turmoil but survived after hospital treatment.
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Weather forecast with showers tonight and Sunday
A forecast calls for showers tonight and Sunday with moderate south winds.
Family tragedy in Massillon ends with two daughters missing
Geoffrey Man reports his 18 year old daughter Elaabeth dead on the kitchen floor last night in Massillon Ohio. His 16 year old daughter Alice is described as missing and possibly involved in a poisoning incident. Local authorities investigation continues.
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Norris Moves to U S Senate in Nebraska Push
Lincoln Neb March 19 A movement started here to reward Representative Norris for leading the insurgent effort against Speaker Cannon by placing him in the United States Senate. Senators and politicians in Nebraska have sent congratulatory messages to Norris.
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Kansan crafts billiard balls from buttermilk
A inventive enthusiast in Kansas creates billiard balls from buttermilk. The food safe material lets players eat a ball at intervals, enabling lingering play without leaving the table.
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