Films Show Weaknesses of Circumstantial Evidence
A list of film showings at multiple theaters with endings and acts. Notable titles include Life's Staircase and The Esterbrook Case with various parts, and appearances by stars such as Ford Sterling and Florence La Badte.
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Ford Sterling
Mission and Orpheum Preach Against Legal Murder
Two circumstantial evidence dramas at Seattle's Mission and Orpheum theaters argue against capital punishment. The Orpheum presents God's Witness about a granddaughter accused of murder. the Mission offers The Esterbrook Case where jealousy and a mysterious ally avert a true killer.
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Seattle
The
Mission
Orpheum
God's Witness
Fila Darrington
Esterbrook
Paul Sturgess
Howard Esterbrook
Bentence
Sturgess
Hutchinson Clothing Store to Pass Into History
A sale at Hutchinson's clothing house claims to revive demand by cutting prices on Suits from twenty to nine seventy five and more. The store highlights deep discounts on all wool Suits, shirts, neckwear, underwear, and straw hats as it clears stock before closing, inviting buyers to shop Saturday amid crowded conditions and staff readiness.
Hutchinson Clothing Co closes after twenty five years
In a farewell notice W B Hutchinson announces the end of the Hutchinson Clothing Co and Hutchinson Investment Co in the city. He states the business followed the Golden Rule and will turn over to Northwest Trust & Safe Deposit Co, inviting friends to take advantage of the remaining values.
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Northwest Trust & Safe Deposit Company
W. B. Hutchinson
Hutchinson Clothing Company
Hutchinson Investment Company
Hutchinson Clothing Co at Second Avenue and Union Street
Hutchinson Clothing Co. located on Second Avenue at Union Street advertises its shop layout and branding credited to George and Tow Hutchinson. The notice highlights the store’s address and family ownership.
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Hutchinson Clothing Co
Second Avenue
Union Street
Desperate Bride Faces Vengeance Decision in Tearful Plot
A chaotic clipping blends names like CALIFORNIA Second Ave. and Columbia with a summary of a melodramatic tale. A helpless bride confronts a desperate baby’s arrival, hates the Hartleys, yet chooses mercy over revenge, yielding a tragically troppy ending as British officials seek mechanics for wet munitions in Ottawa.
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Ottawa
British Isles
Ryndam Passengers Recount Four-Vessel Odyssey
New York May 27 passengers from the Holland American liner Ryndam arrived after four transfers at sea. Rammed by the freighter Cuneo off Nantucket they were moved to the Cuneo then to the battleship South Carolina, later to the tug T C Millard, and back to the Ryndam for quarantine. The liner remains in the lower bay with pumps working through the night.
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New York
Ryndam
Cuneo
Nantucket
Autoists Must Put Up Cash Bail
Chief Lang ends release on personal recognizance and orders cash bail for speeders. Seattle Auto Association members may be released on presentation of their cards. Federal grand jury in Tacoma probes charges that victims were located on government land with no title. Thomas Riggs Jr of the Alaska Railway Commission and crew reach Fairbanks to conduct surveys.
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Lang
Seattle Auto Association
Tacoma
Thoma Riggs, Jr
Alaska Railway Commission
Fairbanks
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Fanchon
Liberty
Pike
Alhambra
Graystark
Francis Bushman
Clemmer
Grace Washburn
Mariel Ostriche
Edwin August
Esterbrook Case
Barbara Tennant
Howard Estabrook
Jefferson de Angelis
Florence la Badte
Patty Arbuckle
Tillkum
King Baggot
Cupid
Alaska
Robert Edeson
Madison
America
Mary Fuller T
the Destroyer
Maxim's
Ye College
Black Box
Far East
Queen Anne
Elaine
Heeza
Pathe News
Mission and Orpheum Filme
Bill and Vale
Mary
Jack
Lottie
Dan Forbes
Forbes
Choate
Essanay Film Co
Long
Geo. Barr McCutcheon
Potomac
Washington Monument
Richard Hartley
4Th, Pike and Union
Bull Bros. Just Printere
Eain
Nestor Comedy
Pike Street
Seattle Theatre
Mae Haddenun
Hutchinson Clothing Store
Hutchinson
Emerson
Gene
Fifth Avenue
University Dry Goods Co
En By
George
California
Columbia River
BEA
Second Ave
Columbia
T. J. Moore
T. Agt
Wesler
J. O. McMuhen
PB. A. Nor
Pae
Ban Prancisen
Spokane
A. B Jackson
Davenport
C. B. Yandel
Chamber of Commerce
Will H. Parry
Seattle Statesman
Washington, D. C
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