Seattle Symphony Triumph Delights Large Seattle Audience
Thursday night at the Masonic temple the Seattle Symphony Orchestra under Spargur delivered a splendid program. Dvorak New World symphony impressed with primal melodies and a powerful orchestration while Liezt Low Preludes provided majesty. Albany Ritchie earned applause for Beoth Fantasy and Mossorguky offered a calm Khovanshchina intro amid a controversial Granger Shepherds Hey encore that edged toward jazz.
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Seattle
Dvorak
Africa
Liezt
Deaire
Albany Ritchie
Britch
E “Beoth
Ritchie
Mossorguky
Grainger
Bevy of Tiny Dancers to Benefit Red Cross at Pantages
Bevy of tiny dancers under Hamilton Douglas prepare a benefit performance at the Pantages Theatre on Saturday morning at 10. The annual show features Douglas pupils aged around four and older, with proceeds historically supporting the Red Cross. last year about $600 was raised for the fund. Manager Pantages donates the theatre for the event.
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Red Cross
Hamilton Douglas
Douglas
Pantages
Tots
The
Douglas Dancing Academy
Bernice and
Rdson
Elizabeth Thursdale
Dorothy del Courcey
Ruth Adams
Dorothy Danz
Hedrick
Dorothy Horsch
Mabel Jiencke
Loer
Madeline Pacquette
Marjorie Leigh
James & Merrihew
Defense and the Same Joint for Prosecution Motto
The phrase reflects a legal maxim where defense and prosecution align in pursuing the same joint legal outcome. It suggests a unified approach to accountability and the pursuit of justice within the judicial system.
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Law
Sats to buy Boldt's French Pas Uptown and Downriver
Sats plan to acquire Boldt's French Pas locations at Uptown 1414 3rd Ave and Downriver 913 2nd Ave, aiming to expand footprint in the area.
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Boldt
Pas- Uptown
Florence Upstairs Reopens With Spring Suit Line
The Florence store at Second and Union invites customers to explore a new Spring line featuring suits coats dresses and hats. Grit and pluck characterize the shop’s approach as it highlights updated styles for the season.
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Florence
Second
Union
Arrest Driver Who Struck Girl Speeders Go Slower
Drivers fined for speeding around a school and near the university are listed with ages, speeds, and fines. A. P. Dickinson says legislation won’t stop speeding but engine governors could curb jitneys. Police seek revenue from violators. license revocation promised for repeat offenders.
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C. BE. Leighton
P. H. Koch
Cecil Bridges
R. F. Hardy
HK. W. Crandall
Frank C. Herschbach
A. O. Craig
E. Meyerstein
Edward Gueger
A. C. Crawshaw
Floyd Graham
BE. J. Stubbs
Gordon
Stu
C. W. Brown
Liberty
Co. H. Vance
12Th Ave
L. W. van Dyke
Winegrass
Bellevue Ave
Pike St
H. J. Brown
G. A. Cotterell
A. P. Dickinson
Russian club meeting to hear Dr Kohanowski address
Russian Consul General Nicholas Bograviensky will preside Friday at 8 p m at the Seattle Chamber of Commerce assembly room. He will introduce Dr A Kohanowski secretary of the consulate who will speak to club members and friends on the present political situation in Russia.
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Nicholas Bograviensky
Seattle
Allies Rebuke German Envoys Over War Losses and Peace Terms
An Allied response rejects German notes arguing for milder penalties. It emphasizes Germany's responsibility for the war, rejects contested claims on coal and crops, and calls for full compensation and rebuilding of Western Europe’s economy, insisting Germany bear the calamity to the extent of its capacity.
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France
Europe
Germany
Elks Big Brother Picnic Planned at Woodland Park
Seattle boys prepare for the Elks Big Brother picnic at Woodland Park on Saturday June 14. Merchants donate pies bread and other foods for the contest and meals while the sports committee outlines races dashes a long throw and aquatic events. Donations may be sent to Louis Nash 1200 Second Ave or the Elks club secretary at Fourth Ave and Spring St.
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Seattle
Woodland Park
Rube's Cafe
6Th Ave
Union #1
Rube
Louis Nash
Second Ave
Elks’ Club
Fourth Ave
Decayed Teeth Endanger Health Says Expert
Text argues decayed teeth undermine overall health and warns about affordable quality in dental care. The piece emphasizes prevention and routine care as essential for long term well being.
Dentists Offer Free Exam and Estimate
A notice invites readers to call the office for a comprehensive dental exam and estimate at no cost. It promises no obligation to proceed with treatment and stresses the importance of improving dental health with a better set of teeth.
Fights to Bar Red Evidence in IWW Case
Witnesses testified Friday in Superior Judge Walter M. French's court on James Bruce IWW organizer facing criminal anarchy charges. George F. Vanderveer seeks to exclude testimony about IL W W literature and its theories, arguing the writings’ origins were not established. T L Allison, ex US Army sergeant, testified that IWW members sought to enlist soldiers.
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IL. W. W
James Bruce
Walter M. French
George F. Vanderveer
Bruce
Vanderveer
T. L. Allison
United States Army
LW. W
Iowa Labor Favors New Mooney Trial
The Iowa State Federation of Labor passes a resolution favoring a new and impartial trial for Thomas J. Mooney and Warren K. Billings, both serving life terms in California. The measure is sent to President Wilson, Secretary of Labor Wilson, California Governor Stephens, and Iowa's U.S. representative.
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Sioux City
Iowa State Federation of Labor
Thomas J. Mooney
Warren K. Billings
California
Resolutions Committee of the Federation
Wilson
United States
Secretary of Labor
Gov. Stephens
Iowa
Congress
Allies Refuse RantzaU Plan In War Prison Policy
Paris May 23 Allies, in reply to German delegates on prisoners of war, announce refusal of Brockdorff Rantau s request to release war and civilian prisoners convicted of crimes. They cite a German case where a farmer and wife were murdered. death sentence was suspended until peace.
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Paris
United Press
Bte
Brockdorff Rantzau
Japanese Sale Buys Peking Times English Daily
Japanese propaganda gains a new mouth in China as a rival bought the Peking Times, an English language afternoon daily with a 300 circulation. The paper vows justice for murderers and notes a forthcoming German drafted league covenant for public release, including a 7,300 word text.
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Aganda
China
Rap
Peking Times
Peking
League of Nations
Condemns Old Wood Steps on First Ave W
The wood walks and stairways on First avenue West between West Prospect and Highland Drive were condemned as a pedestrian danger. Superintendent Charles R. Case of the streets and sewers department ordered their destruction and requested council funds to lay concrete walks and stairs.
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First Ave
W. Prospect
Highland
Chas. R. Case
Streets and Sewers Department
Counscil
Case
Norway Bars Sunday Newspapers in Official Order
Christiania May 23 Norway has banned Sunday editions of newspapers and forbids publishing on holidays by order in council. The move targets all Sunday and holiday publications across the country affecting readers and press outlets.
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Star
Christiania
Norway
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