Music Will Ring Thru City Streets for Victory Bands
Downtown Beat section to host a Victory Loan drive finale with extensive music. Mrs Clinton Douglas leads the booth entertainment committee arranging acts from local vaudeville houses and theater groups. Billie Kin kard will perform on bagpipes. 40 maids from Levy's Orpheum chorus join. Pantages Palace Hip donate acts. Cornish Beheat of Music recruits chorus. Dublin Harpist and local quartets join, plus Hugh and Drum corps and Moy Scout band featured.
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Beat
Booth Entertainment Committee
Clinton Douglas
Carl Helter
Moore Theatre
Billie Kinkard
Orpheum
Beattie
Miss Cornish
The
Cornish Beheat of Music
Bon Marche Park
Iriah Harpiat
Mra. c. BK
City to Let Police and Firemen Ride Free on Street Cars
City council moves to grant free street car rides to police and fire personnel by monthly transfers from the general fund to the street railways fund. An $18,000 appropriation is requested for the remainder of the year, with annual fire department funds to follow. Uniformed officers will ride free after presenting a department issued peel or permit.
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Tom Kennedy
Street Railways
Cope
Victory Head Fundraiser Aims to Aid Returning Heroes
A local campaign promotes purchasing a Victory Head to raise funds for veterans and returning service members. Organizers frame the effort as a community gesture to support families and ensure care for those who served.
Brown to Try Red Collector
James King, chairman of the committee collecting money to defend the law, is accused of criminal anarchy. Fred Brown, prosecuting attorney, filed the charge after King was seen collecting funds. King’s arrest followed a sharp dispute with attorney George F. Vanderveer. The court set May 0 for plea from Walker C. Smith, J. Cwasidy, Aaron Finterman, and T. PF. G. Peugherty.
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James King
L.aw. W
Alao
Fred ©. Brown
King
Priday
Tragecutor
Brown
George F. Vanderveer
Boyd Tallman Wriday
Walker C. Smith
J. Cwasidy
Aaron Finterman
T. PF. G. Peugherty
City Reels Five Mile Cable On Yesler Line
Five miles of cable will be unreeled from a single spool at the east end of the Yesler line between 1 and 4 oclock Sunday morning. The aging Yesler cable, which pulls cars five miles round trip, will be replaced in about three hours.
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Yesler
Yesler Way
Brighton hotel guest wormed by dry squad Saturday
Two gallons of grape and B J Dusterhoff of the Brighton hotel at Seventh avenue and Vine street were wormed by dry squad operatives on Saturday morning.
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B. J. Dusterhoff
Brighton Hotel
Seventh Ave
Vine #1
No Discrimination At Nut House Union Policy
The Nut House details open shop policies and profit sharing for Candy and Cracker Workers' union employees. It states workers may choose to join or not join the union, praises higher wages and benefits, notes a six day work week with Saturday afternoons off, and mentions minor injuries from a separate automobile incident nearby.
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Star
Nut Hvtune
Nut House
U. S
Anton
Nut Mouse
Wice
United States
Siemhae Coe
Bia
Becaue
Girl Teacher Is Brutally Murdered Near Loyalhanna
In Lathone Virginia on May 3 the body of Mina Austrawa a young schoolteacher was found behind a shed on a farm two miles from Loyalhanna. Her hands were tied and the death is being treated as a homicide with suspect details not fully disclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lathone
United Press
Loyalhanna
Mina Mmm Austrawa
Reward Offered for Auto Theft Signal Theft Arrests
The Manufacturers of the Security Auto Theft Signal offer rewards for arrests and convictions for stealing a car with the Signal attached. $100 reward for arrest and conviction on felony charges or larceny, $26 for petty offenses. Rewards require affidavit and local distributor cooperation. Notice dated April 19, 191%.
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Milileer-Chapman Company
Los Angeles
California
Fragmented OCR notes recount a household story
Readable portions describe a woman dreaming or recalling a domestic scene at a store, with mentions of Tecoma and a gate, plus a parcel or weapon and expenses. The text includes garbled names and phrases, suggesting an incomplete diary or OCR artifact.
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Neb
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Ethel Clayton
Pettigrew
Altho
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Howett
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Satis
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Clipford
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Ae Dupre
Beanie
Mata
Norma Talmadge
AIX
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Pike
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Salisbury
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Betty Compson
Andrew Robson
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