Liberty Theatre Opens With Selfish Yates and Moonshine
In Thiraty Center Arizona the Devil's Own saloon owner Yates faces a bold woman who challenges him. Wil Hart stars in Selfish Yates, a Western, with Patty Arbuckle in Moonshine as a rival tale of danger and intrigue. Fatty joins the generator cast as the plot unfolds amid moonshine clashes and frontier threats.
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Liberty
Wil Hart
Yates
Patty Arbuckle
Selfish Yates
Billie
Thiraty Center
Arizona
Fatty
Blue Ridge Mountains
Virginia
Cannery Plan and Alaska Dog Teams Linked by Fish Run
F P T Rowe told the States bureau of fisheries at a hearing that a lower Yukon salmon cannery could be built if it does not affect the fresh water run. He warned that reducing the run would deplete the food supply for dog teams.
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Yukon River
Bishop
F P. T. Rowe
States Bureau of Fisheries
S. C
Curriculum Reform Eliminates Courses at University
The emergency committee reviewed all offerings and removed non essential courses from the University of Washington curriculum ahead of September. The aim is to streamline study options and focus on core requirements.
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Univer of Washington
British recruiting unit chief reassigned to New York
Dr. Ronald Strath, chief medical examiner, ordered to New York to join mission headquarters. Matt Sawyer of Spokane named division superintendent of the Milwaukee railway to replace J F Richards. Rogers Brown Co to build four 5 000 barrel and seven 10 000 barrel oil tanks at a cost of 75 000 dollars. Rev Edward K Barte to lecture on Continuity of Life at Knights of Pythias hall with Psychic Research Society of London. For soldiers fund the division No 4 patriotic defense council hosts a dance May 18 at Redding's hall. DAYTON Mrs Theresa Whirt.
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Ronald Strath
New York City
Matt Sawyer
Spokane
Milwaukee Railway
J. F. Richards
Rogers-Brown Co
Edward K. Barte
Knights of Pythias Hall
Psychic Research Society, of London
Tobacco and Magazine Fund For Soldiers
Patriotic Defense Council
Redding's Hall
Dayton
Theresa Whirt
Settlement sought after cat dies of nervous prostration
Lam of Johnson seeks compensation after his cat died from nervous prostration following a chase by neighbors dog.
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Lam
Johnson
Cat
U S approves accumulation of rail supplies at Seattle port
Gordon C. Corbaley secretary of the Chamber of Commerce explains that millions in railroad locomotives and steel are stored at Seattle awaiting shipment to Russia by the Russian commission. The government supports keeping supplies on hand to ship quickly when conditions allow. Four American and British mission staff recently resigned amid charges of waste and misused funds.
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United States
Russia
Commission On Ways of Communication
Gordon C. Corbaley
Chamber of Commerce and Commercial Club
Comminasioners
Krussla
Seattle
Corbaley
Home Grown Hogs Prove Profitable In Washington
H F E Bower man of Snoqualmie Falls demonstrated profitable corn fed hogs by selling 20 head in prime condition to a Seattle packing house. Hogs fattened on corn and peas raised last summer brought bids up to 17.70 dollars per hundred.
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Washington
H. F E. Bowerman
Snoqualmie Fallse
Seattle
American Planes Crash Near Toul in France
Two American planes returning from a patrol over enemy lines crash near the Toul front, northwest of the city, after falling from about 3,000 meters. The cause of the accident is not known.
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France
Toul
Rearrest of State Socialist Leader Herman
Emil Herman the state socialist secretary has been rearrested under indictment for sedition act violation. He failed to provide bond acceptable to the district court. Bond set at $20,000.
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Emil Herman
Creel regrets congress slur in letter to House Rules chair
George Creel chairman of the committee on public information admitted his indiscretion and expressed regret for remarks in which he called Congress a slum. He said the remarks were misconstrued and wrote to the House Rules Committee chairman.
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Washington
George Creel
Committee On Public Information
Pou
House Rules Committee
Congress
Fire in junk yard causes $300000 in damage
Oakland reports a blaze last night in a junk yard caused about $300000 in damage. Fire officials investigate the origin and spread of the flames.
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Oakland
John B Allen School Dedication by PTA Group
The John B. Allen Parent Teachers Association will dedicate the new John B. Allen School at 66th Street and Dayton Avenue on Saturday evening at 7 30. The event marks a milestone for the neighborhood and school community.
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John B. Allen Parent Teachers’ Association
John FB. Allen
Dayton’ ‘Ave
German intrigue and war drama dominate local theaters
Coliseum presents Gerard's My Four Years In Germany in a second week, praised for patriotic detail and Kaiser portrait. Clemmer showcases The Fair Pretender with Madge Kennedy, Carmen of the Klondike continues, and Over There leads Strand as Charlie Richman and Anna Q. Nilsson join the cast. Liberty offers Selfish Vates, and Mission features The Merriane Lie.
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Bill Hart
Selfish Yates
Liberty
Anna Nilsson
Charles Richman
Strand
Germany
Coliseum
Hbeasic
Frograms Liberty
Mary Vickford
MD Clemmer
Clare Williams
Gerard
Henides
United States
Clemmer
Madge Kennedy
Liberty— Mart
Patty Attuckie
Dereth Phillips
Hisky Heed
Padmand Keese
The
Yukon
Orpheum Opens With Within the Cup and More
Manager Eugene Levy debuts his first feature film With In the Cup at the Orpheum Theatre along with a Burton Holmes Travelogue and the war film Our Ally, the Tank. A twelve piece orchestra directs selections by La Grand Carter. Also showing Hensie Karriecale and The Marriage Lie at Mission Carmel Myers. Edmund Breese stars in The Spell of the Yukon at Class A Sunday.
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Eugene Levy
Orpheum Theatre
Beasie Barriscale
The
Tank
la Grand Carter
Raymond
Hensie
Karriecale
Paris
New York
Edmund Breese
Yukon
Alaska
Robert W Service
Regimental Colors Presentation at Fort Worden
Maj. RE. P. Waterbrook of the 69th artillery will make the first official presentation of regimental colors in the Northwest on Wednesday at Fort Worden. He will present the flag to the 64rd regiment as Col. Allen reviews the unit. Boats depart Seattle at 8 a.m. and return at 4 40 p.m.
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RE. P. Waterbrook
69Th Artillery
Northwest
64Rd Regiment
Fort Worden
Col. Allen
Seattle
Fort At & A. m
Prostrated by Heat Fells Teamster in Chicago
A Chicago teamster collapsed from heat on Friday while riding in a wagon and suffered a fractured skull. He was prostrated by the heat and fell from the wagon, receiving medical attention.
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Chicago
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