Varied Modern Vaudeville At York Empire And More
The York Empire hosts Ethel Barrymore in a praised production following Miss Akins play. Moore’s Musical Revue promises four standout acts with Rose Stone and Rita Gould among performers. Woodward Theatre features The Outrageous Mrs. Palmer with Gribble drama and strong cast. Wilkes Theatre books Montague Glass duo and Robert Day in Wilkes cast. Pantages bill debuts Saxotette, Grace Donbar Nile, Wille Brothers, and vaudeville acts including College Campus Capers. Menorah Society stages ambitious drama.
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Miss Barrymore
Miss Akins
York Empire Theater
Empire Theater
Tate
Moore
William Seabury
Leary
Rose Stone
May Capes
Marie Cavanaughinez
Rita Gould
Tinera
Sandy Shaw
Marty Lauder
Rinaldo Brothers
Pepe
Trutton
Norris
Woodward
Woodward Theater
Palmer
Harry Wagstaff Gribbie
Mary Young
Michael Palmer
Hazel Whitmore
Moody
Alexia B. Luceta
Charter Cardigan North
Philip Palmer
Dwight Fry
Pantages
Joe Thomas
Grace Donbar Nile
Wille Brothers
Absorption Piles Cure Promises No-Cost Trial Offer
A Dr Van Vieck mail order ad claims an unlimited no-cost trial of an Absorption Treatment for piles with a one dollar later payment if satisfied. The ad touts no knife and no doctor bill and cites hundreds of letters claiming relief after long suffering. It invites readers to send address to Jackson Michigan for a free trial before deciding.
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Ven
Vuke
van Vieck
U. S. Army
Billie
van Vieck Co
Jackson, Mich
Indian Revolution Dates Back to 1757
London dispatch notes disturbances in India as revolts against British rule, tracing unrest to 1767 and highlighting sporadic uprisings, sepo y mutiny, and postwar disaffection. It cites multiple causes including economic distress, occupation of Constantinople, Afghan succession, and co operation strikes amid a complex, multiethnic landscape.
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London
India
Hindustan
Britain
Constantinople
Afghanistan
Vaccination Topic to be Addressed by Dr Carlson
Dr C Martin Carlson president of the Tacoma chapter Afraican Medical Liberty league will speak at a mass meeting at Knights of Pythias hall Piretave and Pikest Monday at 8 p m His subject The True Meaning of the Present Vaccination and Quarantine Controversy in the State of Washington
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C. Martin Carlson
Tacoma
Afraican Medical Liberty League
Knights of Pythias
Surveys on Indians to hold Seattle conferences
The Home Mission Council and the Council of Women of the Interchurch World Movement will hold conferences on March 29 and March 20 in Seattle to complete a survey on the needs and opportunities of American Indians in the United States.
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United States
Home Mission Council
Council of Women of the Interchurch World Movement
Seattle
Ford Factory Adopts Five Day Week Policy
Detroit March 5 Ford Motor Co announces a five day, 40 hour week for about fifty thousand employees. Two days off weekly will be provided immediately with a minimum wage of six dollars per day. Exeo Ford president says workers need time for rest and home life.
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Detroit
Ford Motor Co
Exdeo
Ford
Man Stabbed In Ram Fight At Night
A free for all at Pighthaven and Wellerst over moonshine left Saari, 24, a fireman, with a deep gash in the back. Two sailors, Lavo, 36, and Latvailla, 42, were arrested as five men wrestled under a street lamp near midnight. Saari was treated at the city hospital and jailed after minor injuries. Police say the brawl began when Saari refused to share his pint.
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Pighthaven
Wellerst
Saari
EF. Lavo
Jacob Cc. Latvailla
G. G. Kidweilt
J. F. Thompson
Hia Apine
Public Health Chief to Address Seattle Engineers Club
Dr. Paul A. Turner director of the state department of public health will speak to the Seattle section of the American Society of Civil Engineers at 8 p.m. Monday at the Engineers' Club.
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Paul A. Turner
State Department of Public Health
Seattle
American Society of Civil Engineers
At & P.m
Engineers’ Club
Community name change sparks public dispute over Sunset
Fallard residents report opposition as a committee weighs renaming the community. No final decision yet, but the committee invited public input after reporting favorable on the proposal to call the area Sunset.
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Fallard
Tacoma Lumber Mill Destroyed by Friday Night Fire
A blaze ripped through the Tacoma lumber mill of the Tacoma Lumber Company on Friday night, fully destroying the facility and causing an estimated $52,000 in damage. The origin of the fire remains unknown.
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Tacoma Ir Lumber Company
Odd Fellows’ annual Jinks draw 2000 to Seattle event
Two thousand members of the Odd Fellows gathered in Seattle on Saturday for the annual Jinks celebration marking the organization’s statewide gathering and social events.
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ODD Fellows
Seattle
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Kingdom Come
Jennie Thompson
Menorah Society
Eee Enea
Hee Kareaues
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Alexis Luce
Grace Nile
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Joyner Drug Co. Spc
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America
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Boston
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Mall
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Lona Park
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England
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Murty Tm
Government of India
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House of Common
Delhi
Srinavasa Sastri
Washington
Peoples Savings Bank
Second Ave
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Mira
Portland, Oregon
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Pongtich Channel
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