Witness Describes Guns on Verona During Everett Clash
Pinkerton detective George Reese testified in Judge Ronalds court on the Verona during the November 5 battle between I W W members aboard the steamer and Everett city deputies. Reese contradicted other witnesses about guns on board and admitted past I W W membership.
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George Reese
Pinkerton
Verona
Thel. W. W.’s
Everett City
Ronald
Thomas Tracy
Jefferson Beart
Reese
Harston Peters
John
Red”) Downs
Moore
Everett
Altho
Pinkerton Agency
If you value your watch let Haynes repair it
Advertisement notes Haynes repair service for watches at the Liberty theatre location urging readers to value their timepieces and have them repaired.
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Haynes
Liberty the Theatre
Essay contest crowns winners amid sin series at Liberty theatres
The Star held a What in the Deadliest Sin contest with over 400 letters. Herbert Lewis of Auburn won first prize $50, Cyruus W Butler $5, and Mrs Nelson $5 with checks issued at The Star office. The seventh sin remains unrevealed. next picture debuts Thursday at the Mission theatre.
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Liberty, Coliseum
Mission Theatres
Mission Theatre
Herbert Lewis
Auburn
BE. O
North 40Th
L. W. Callahan
Market
Cyruus W. Butler
Blanchard St
Mra. Laula A. Nelson
Mesare Lewis, Callahan
Hotter E. C
Star Office
Nelson
Selfishness, the root of all evil, urged by Cyrus Butler
The letter to the editor argues selfishness as humanity’s curse and the cause of war, crime, and social decay. It cites Judas, historical tyrants, and social ills, insisting only love of fellow man and truth can free society from greed and deceit. Cyrus W. Butler, 212 Blanchard St.
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Cain
Abel
Judas
Alexander
Wilhelm
Xerxes
Napoleon
King Lear
Herbert Lewis
Auburn, Wash
Man
Hell
Ains
Justice
Ife
Cyrus W. Butler
Blanchard
Europe
L. W. Callahan
Market St
Fifth Prize In the search for the deadliest sins
A letter from Mrs Louis A Nelson argues selfishness as the root of crime and every sin. She asserts people commit wrongs to satisfy personal desires, not moral right or wrong, urging readers to consider self-worship as the core fault.
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Louis A. Nelson
Sermons on Selfishness and Its Social Cost
A moral note argues selfishness fuels unhappiness and misery more than any other cause. It links envy pride greed and waste to spending beyond means and dressing beyond means, urging enthusiasm for neighbors’ success and heed to moral lessons called Sermons in Stones and Good in Everything.
Drive for Better Babies Kicks Off at Bon Marche Today
The city health department and women's groups open Baby Week in the Bon Marche lecture hall with exhibits. Afternoon talks cover Parental Care Eugenics Pure Air and The Mother's Influence. Later sessions address child development from birth to six with multiple doctors and demonstrations. A divorce granted to Haru Dunlap. An Austrian, Joe Winheveg, arrested near Eagle Gorge, claims no harm to U S. citizens.
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Lillian Irwin
Nellie Goodhue
J. B Lloyd
U. S. Health Service
H.C. Puckett
Hamilton Stillson
Fyes
Fars
Mabel Seagrave
Misa Maud Moore
Joe Winehveg
Eagle Gorge
United States Infantry
Seattle
United States
Komedic film lineup and star power at local theaters
The Pineh Mitter and Teddy at the Threttle headline Clemmepm Peacy Mytand and Marc McDermeou in tablettes. In In Again Out Again at Coliseum Logan Hillingsley notes Fairbanks aims for jail while he dodges it. other features include The Pinch Hitter at Liberty and Teddy at theThrottle with Keystone dog Teddy. Norma Talmadge stars in Pifty Pifty at Mission. Blue Eyes and Wack at Class A. Carpet From Bagdad at Strand. Baby Marie in the Courts and spy and the Dragon at Colonial. Patria episode with Mrs Vernon Castle.
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Likentv
Heriee Kay
Teddy
Threttle
Clemmepm—Peacy Mytand
Marc McDermeou
Nebert Harron
Mase Marsh
Hallam
Marie Osborne
Dragon
Petrie
Clas Alye Willleme
Bagdad
Logan Hillingsley Wana
Doug Fairbanks
Logan
Fairbanks
Baby Marie
California
Little Mary Sunshine
Baby Marie Osborne
the Colonial
New York Sculptor Proposes Artists for Facial Reconstruction
Mias Kinney, a New York sculptor, asks to organize a corps of artists and sculptors to aid surgeons in reshaping faces of war victims. She envisions volunteers as directors of artistic surgery to assist wounded individuals.
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Mias Kinney
New York
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Douglas Fairbanks
the Coliseum
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Douglas
F Mance
Sleuth
Alice Joyce
Harry Morey
America
D. W. Griffith
EB. O
BON Marche
Mackintosh
Haru Dunlap
William T. Dunlap
Hartele Drg
Blanche Sweet
Mae Marsh
Robt
Harron
Henry Walthall
Lillian Gish
Dorothy Gish
John Hamrick
Second & University
Doug
Jne
Vail
Logan and
Ray
Rube
Pumpkin Center
Charles Ray Excela
the Liberty
Keystone Dog
Raps
Bryanists
Beseigers
Assyria
Norma
the Mission
Greenwich Village
Hubby
Nance
Nance O'Nel
Mrs. Halfame
The
Strand
Beene
Babette
Clemmer
Peggy Hyland
Cash
Rearttie
Beauty
Becree Ninney
Fitzgerald & Hynes
F. & H. Perce
F. & Price
Georgette
Second Avenue
Uames Stree
Russia
France
Berton Braley
Ray Sutton
47Th Ave
Charlies C. Moore & Co
City
Lake Union
J. D. Ross
City Lighting Department
B. R. Reid
R. O
Everson
Wash
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