Walsh Hardball Tactics Stir Industrial Unrest Debate
Washington May 29 The People of the United States Versus the Causes of Industrial Unrest centers on Frank P Walsh chief attorney for the plaintiff in the US commission hearings. He questioned heads of big corporations bankers and capitalists to uncover causes not niceness. His methods drew protests but the record shows Walsh earned results and the nation awaits the final report.
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Train wreck scenes and bold film features at Seattle theaters
Liberty shows The Juggernaut a sensational train wreck epic with Anita Stewart and Earle Williams. Mission presents Who Violates the Law starring Arthur Johnson. Colonial runs A Woman’s Arrection with Betty Nansen. Clemm er screens The Cowboy and the Lady and San Diego Exposition. Grand features The Corsican Brothers with King Baggot. Alhambra stages Hypocrites with Margaret Edwards. Class A screens The Dancer with Cleo Madison. Seattle theatre lineup adds Added Fuel and At the Stroke of the Angelus.
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Road builders rail at highways in Chamber talk
Bariag Hill, famed road builder, blasted King highway costs and material quality at the Chamber of Commerce gathering. He praised H. Thomson as a top road engineer and argued contractors exaggerate costs while Seattle road work shows waste and poor use of basalt in Snoqualmie area.
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Hollywood Lunch Ad Sparks Dessert Pairing
An advertisement invites moviegoers to try Peanut Ice Cream or Strawberry Shortcake after the film at Hollywood Lunch, highlighting a sweet dessert pairing option for patrons browsing the cinema menu.
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Orpheum Theatre to Close Over Photo Play Shortage
The Orpheum will cease as a mov ing picture house after the final performance of Gods Witness this Saturday night. Assistant manager Win Lehman cites inability to obtain latest big releases due to advance bookings by rival houses and notes a possible reopening if better film shares are secured.
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The Man Who Dared Chapter IX A Love Revealed
Oliver urges John to marry Anna Sterling after discovering she is the alley girl he once knew. John wrestles with love and trust as Anna reveals a sincere, hopeful desire to quit the alley life. Oliver confesses lifelong love while urging restraint and faith in a fragile relationship.
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