Workers in Wilson & Co. plants praised for patriotic support
William C Freeman lauds Wilson & Co workers in Chicago and ten other cities as loyal Americans who saved 1.7 million dollars from May 1918. He cites their buy local foods at cost through company stores, educates on economical cooking, and questions if Wilson products uphold integrity and value.
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Metropolitan Maytime and Going Up at the New York Stage
John Charles Lee and Carolyn Thomson headline a week at the Metropolitan featuring Maytime a four act play with music and a grand finale showing the hero and heroine as their grandchildren A large ensemble of dancers and singers including Trixie Friganza Muriel Worth and Maude Earle perform with costumes highlighted by notable dances Going Up a merry musical comedy also opens Sunday May 11 at the Metropolitan Other acts include the Jolly and Wild company at the Palace Hip with a sketch and a gymnastic aerial act by the Aerial Sheltie.
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Married by Wireless opens Levy's next week
Levy's Musical Comedy presents Married by Wireless a new musical comedy about a home guard and elopement with a traveling salesman ending in a $5,000 wager. Cast includes Madge Moore Madeline Rowe Floy Ward Frank Shaw Lew Marshall. Also noting Maytime and vaudeville acts on the Metropolitan and Orpheum circuits.
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The Red Glove and The Way Out Headlining Stage Bill
Chorus girls perform in The Red Glove with Marie Walcamp. Ernest Wilkes brings The Way Out, a divorce themed drama with Grace Huff, Ivan Miller, and Henry Hall. Pantages debuts Stampede Riders, Ruth St Denis and Ted Shawn dancing act, Eddie Trows, Jimmy Britt, and more. The Lightning Raider episode screens next.
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Scouts to Get Medals at Liberty Loan Meeting
An assembly of all city Boy Scouts will be held Saturday night at Broadway High School. Medals from the Treasury Department will be awarded to Scouts for their role in supporting the Fourth Liberty Loan drive.
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Northern Lights dazzling Seattle residents again
For the third time in four months Seattle residents viewed a brilliant aurora borealis between 1 and 3 a m Saturday.
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Stage, film luminaries feature in bustling theater round
A dramatization of Mrs Mary Rhinehart's Tish stories is staged by May Robson and company. Laurette Taylor, recovered from a serious illness, resumes Happiness tour. Klaw and Erlinger present The Girl Behind the Gun in musical comedy. Ruth Chatterton stars in Moonlight and Honeymoon. Sarah Padden plans Little Pink for next Orpheum circuit tour. Ernest Wolf, Oak musical director, has Seattle ties. Howard Russell leads Wilkes Players and Rosa well attends many local movies.
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Seattle Airplane Sightseeing Opens With First Flight
The Boeing Airplane Company launches an aerial sightseeing service. The first passenger was Co Ie Campbell of the Goodrich Tire Company, shown Seattle from the sky in a ship piloted by Eddie Hubbard. Ten other passengers joined Friday afternoon flights.
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Court Enjoins Drivers Union in Seattle Taxicab Case
Superior Judge J T Ronald Friday granted a temporary injunction retra ining members of Auto Drivers Union Local 244 from assaulting and intimidating Seattle Taxicab and Transfer Company workers. Drivers were accused of waylaying and injuring soldiers and sailors employed by the firm after a strike on March 11. The union denied, alleging company personnel offered payments to disable union officials, with affidavits leading to one employee’s arrest for perjury.
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Pass Opens May 18 After Snow Clearing Redirected
A King County crew of 30 snow clearers on Snoqualmie Pass has been reassigned to permanent road repairs after Kittitas County commissioners did not clear the opposite side. The opening date is set for May 18, with a possible May 1 if action had been taken sooner. Chairman Claude C. Rameau and Commissioners Thomas Dobson and Lou Smith returned from an inspection and issued the clearance orders.
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Norwegian Star in Ibsen Play Tonight
Henrik Ibsen's The Master Builder will be staged in Seattle at 8 15 p m Saturday in Norway hall 2016 Boren Ave A local Norwegian group presents the English language production Mme Borgny Hammer stars as Hilda and Rolf Hammer plays the title role Hammer hails from the National Theatre Christiana Norway and has led in Rosmersholm and Gabler.
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Downey Special Agent Dies Suddenly in San Francisco
A. Downey, 4, special agent of the United States Shipping Board, died suddenly of apoplexy Friday morning in the Securities building. A postmortem was conducted by Coroner Tiffin. The body is at the public morgue.
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Y W C A Camp for Girls Opens May 10
The Y W C A camp for girls on Cambridge Island will open Saturday May 10. An annual meeting to boot the camp will be in the Nase Elation building Friday evening May 9. Mrs Morria Bradige Jackson Jr in charge of the camp and Mrs Marie Miller, chief culinary expert, will meet the girls. An attractive fireplace and porches have been added and the dormitories remodeled. Membership is not required for admission and working girls plan to spend summer in camp commuting by steamer to Seattle.
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Fake Will Lands Hawaii Man in Prison
Special to The Star reports in Honolulu that James M. Kealoha and Mia Theresa Wilcox Belliveau were convicted of offering a bogus will for probate after Queen Liliuokalani’s death. Kealoha must serve three years. Belliveau’s appeal was denied and her case awaits decision.
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