Seattle Stomps Ottawa to Force deciding Stanley Cup clash
In Toronto Star reporting from March 31 Seattle crushed Ottawa 6 to 2 in game four to set up a decisive fifth game for the Stanley Cup. Five thousand fans watched as Seattle employed a Western style game with seven men a side, drawing praise for local play while Ottawa struggled with the offside rules and the larger rink. Harry Holmes Jack Walker and Frank Foyston shone for Seattle. Gerard Cleghorn and Darragh led Ottawa.
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Toronto
Ont
Ottawa
National Hockey League
Harry Holmes
Jack Walker
Frank Foyston
Seattle
Gerard
Cleghorn
Darragh
Dope Fiend Seeks Public Help In City War On Drugs
A derailed man in Seattle bursts into The Star office confessing his own drug addiction and urging public and government action. He claims the Harrison Act worsens the crisis and offers a three year plan to end the dope evil, asking for the paper to publish his story in three installments starting tomorrow.
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Star
Seattle
United States
Harrison
Star Reporter
Mary Pickford and Doug Fairbanks wed in secret ceremony
News from Los Angeles reports the secret wedding of Doug Fairbanks and Mary Pickford at Beverly Hills. Honeymoon plans include Europe aboard the Royal George with stops in England Denmark Sweden France and Italy. A possible joint film project is being considered.
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Douglas Fairbanke
Doug
Mary Pickford
America
Western Hemisphere
Pairbanks
Beverly Hillis
Mary
Europe
New York
Cunard
England
Denmark
Sweden
France
Italy
Monsignor Hartnett
St. Vibiana's Cathedral
Owen Moore
Truth is Stranger Than Fiction Memoir Fragment
A rambling reflective piece argues truth exceeds fiction in vivid memories. The writer recounts a night near a bank window and a catfish episode, noting life lessons from public perception and personal adventures on the Columbia River. The essay blends existential musings with anecdotes of danger, humor, and stubborn resilience.
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Gome
Columbia River
Columbia
Nobey
Tré
Catfieh
Pershing Made Honorary DAR Member
New York reports John J. Pershing has been declared an honorary member of the Daughters of the American Revolution. The announcement marks a ceremonial recognition of his service and leadership.
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John
New York
John J. Pershing
The
Daughters of the American Revolution
Pedestrian Hit on 63rd Ave KE details police report
In Lake Forest Park FE 8 Wren reports a pedestrian collision on 63rd Ave KE. George E P Perkins of 8217 19th Ave N E suffered possible rib fracture and body scratches after being struck while driving. Police were notified Wednesday of the incident occurring Tuesday night.
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Wren
Lake Forest Park
George E. P. Perkins
19Th Ave
N. E
63Rd Ave
Perkins
Cales Balanced In Divorce Court
Gary Indiana March 31 lenders report George W and Cassie Scales in divorce court said they never had agreed before.
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Cales
Gary
Ind
George W
Cassie Scales
Woman Falls in Well Rescued by Children and Men
In Woodburne Oregon on March 1 Mrs Zack Broyles fell twenty feet into a well with fourteen feet of water. Children nearby called for help. Four men responded and used a rope and ladder to pull her to safety. Mrs Broyles was exhausted after the struggle to hold the pump line as she surfaced.
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Woodburne
Ore
Zack Broyles
Mia
Broyles
Allies Facing Turkish Revolt Across the Empire
A Budapest dispatch quoted by Pastel Loyd reports a revolution directed against the allies breaking out across Turkey except Constantinople, with Paris noting the widespread unrest on March 31.
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Paris
Turkey
Constantinople
Budapest
Pastelloyd
Robbery at Stanley Lurine Grocery Seizes Cigars and Cash
Thieves robbed Stanley Lurine’s grocery at 1000 Ninth Ave on Tuesday night, taking cigars and cigarettes along with $5 from the cash register. Flureee found the break in Wednesday morning when opening the store for business.
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Stanley Lurine
Ninth Ave
Flureee
Bituminous Miners Consider Contract
New York March 31. A sub committee of representatives of bituminous miners and operators discussed the tentative contract drafted last night by John H. White for the miners and Phil Penna for the operators.
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New York
John H. White
Phil Penna
Missing 10-Year-Old Boy Reported By Parents
Hugh Roberta, a 10-year-old pupil, is missing from 521 16th Ave N. His parents told police he vanished Tuesday morning around 9 AM. He wore a dark gray suit and blue stocking cap. blue eyes are noted. No reason for the disappearance was given.
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Hugh Roberta
16Th Ave. N
Bears Threaten Pocantico Travelers Warned By Rockefeller
John D. Rockefeller warns locals near Pocantico Lake about two roaming black bears. He urges travelers to avoid night journeys unless accompanied by three or four companions. In Cumberland Maryland, three mountains Hay Stack Polish and Knobely blaze with forest fires.
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Tarrytown
N. Y
John 1D. Rockefeller
Pocantico Lake
Rockefellers
Pocantico Hills
Cumberland
Sinn Fein Prison Guarded Under Armed Escort
Dublin March 1 soldiers armed with machine guns and supported by air cover guard London Derry prison after Sinn Fein prisoners sparked breaks and possible rescue bid. Troops reinforced the guard and minor clashes were reported in several districts. in Dublin MP Joseph Sweeney was arrested. Cork March 31 armed men attacked Durras police barracks, three hour battle left two policemen wounded.
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Londonderry
Sinn Pethers
Joseph Sweeney
M. P
Cork
Durras
Carson warns of assassination plot against him during Irish bill debate
In London on March 31 Prime Minister Lloyd George's home rule bill for Ireland cleared second reading 248 to 94. Sir Edward Carson Irish unionist leader said Scotland Yard warned that six Clan na Gael members landed from America to kill him. De Valera also argues in the United States.
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London
Lloyd George
Ireland
Edward Carson
Scotland Yard
Clan-na-gael
America
Eammon de Valera
Spokane Seeks Prayer Over Tree Pruner Licenses
Spokane residents urge prayers as city faces a proposal to license tree pruners. Citizens request divine guidance while officials debate licensing rules.
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Pokane
Spokane
Mac's Suit Goes Missing In Renton Mystery
John Rowe of Puget Sound hotel recalls lending his suit to friend John McFarland to visit Rowe's father in Renton. McFarland has not returned the suit or contact, and Rowe suspects McFarland may have left the area with the clothing.
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John Rowe
Puget Sound Hotel
John McFarland
Renton
McFarland
Rowe
Burglar Steals Violin From Frank Nepolian
A violin was taken from Frank Nepolian’s room at 416 Ter race St Tuesday night. Police were informed Wednesday. Nepolian offers a $10 reward.
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Frank Nepolian
Terrace St
Nepolian
Is There a Home for This Woman
A Seattle woman whose husband has deserted her seeks a home for herself and her unborn baby. In July she will become a mother and is willing to permit adoption. Readers urged to write to Baby Editor of The Star with offers of a home and adoption.
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Pate
Seattle
of the Star
Delaware Vote Delayed On Woman Suffrage Measure
In Dover Delaware Representative Hart refused to call a vote on the suffrage amendment leaving the measure to be considered again tomorrow. In Jackson Mississippi suffrage leaders prepared to push a vote in the state lower house after a speech by Governor Russell urging adoption.
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Dover
Del
House of Representatives
Delaware
Hart
Jackson, Miss
Mississippi
Gov
Russell
Four Meetings Boost University Stadium Plan
Four meetings were held to support the university stadium project. Professor W D Molly traveled to Tacoma, J Fletcher headed to Wenatchee, C F Edmundson spoke in Everett, and Professor Frederick A Barton spoke in Spokane.
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University Stadium
Water shutoff planned on West 84th between Greenwood and Eighth
Residents on West 84th between Greenwood Ave and Eighth Ave NW will find their water shut off Thursday morning for repairs. The work is scheduled from 8 to 8 and then 6 pm on that day, prompting concerns about an April Fool's joke.
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Greenwood Ave
Eighth Ave
N. W
Petition Calls for Commutation in Isom White Case
Two thousand signatures petition Gov. Hart to commute the death sentence of 19 year old Isom White, the Everett slayer. The governor says he has no information beyond newspaper reports and the case remains pending in court. Resolutions from the Card and Labor league led by Jean Stovall urge commutation calling capital punishment legalized murder.
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Everett
Hart
White
Card and Labor League
Seattle Central Labor Council
Jean Stovall
Dancer Victim Of Theft At City Hall Dance Hall
Dancers at S C Stevens dance hall 1523 Fourth Ave report a thief stole 100 brass clothes checks Tuesday night leaving patrons to dance with hats and rubbers intact.
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S. C. Steven’ Dance Hall
Fourth Ave
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