Liberty Opens with Viviette and Other Film News
The Liberty launches Viviette with Vivian Martin as lead, followed by The Seal of Silence at Clemmer and The Biggest Show on Earth featuring Enid Bennett. Orpheum offers The Yellow Ticket with Fannie Ward, while Col ist Coliseum, Strand, Mission, Colonial, and Class A screens present Chaplin and other silent era attractions.
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Liberty
Viviette
Vivian Martin
Lord Banstead
Miss Martin
Eugene Pallette
Dick Ware
Harrison Ford
Austin
Coliseum
Enid Bennett
Roxie Kemp
Mile
la Fleur
Roxie
Owen Trentin
Parl Modney
Melbourne MacDowell
K-T Mammoth
Orpheum
Fannie Ward
Nicholas Duncan
Milton Silia
Warner Oland
the Liberty
Mayor confronts detectives over city license and labor disputes
State organizer C. O. Young says Mayor Hanson ordered detectives to his office and threatened to cancel their license. He summoned Chief Warren and others, dispatched officers for J. H. York and Mrs. Shorey, and warned of jail for detectives operating in the city. Labor leaders push prosecutions and broader labor actions amidst tensions.
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C. O. Young
Hanson
Warren
Kennedy
U. S
Saunders
J. H. York
Washington Detective Bureau
Young
York
Mary Summerfield
Louise Roberta
Duncan
Three Western Union Telegraph Workers Discharged in Portland
Three Western Union telegraph operators in Portland were discharged after attending an organization meeting of the union last Sunday. Officials cite unsatisfactory work, while the workers claim they were in good standing before the meeting and presented evidence to support that claim.
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Portland
Western Union Telegraph
Western Union
Sailors at University Honor Men Who Died in U S Service
Sailors at the university Armory honor eight sailors who trained there and died in U S service. Chaplain James framed sacrifice as a privilege, noting blood prices progress. The audience included camp sailors and civilians. flag canopy, band, and singing of America and The Battle Hymn accompanied the service.
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U. S
T. James
Naval
Training Camp
James
Altho
Eailor
Armory
America
Montgomery Lynch
Mesdames Langdon
Henry Clair Farnsworth
Clarence Bogle
Memorial Day Observances Honor War Dead Across City
Civic ceremonies and parades marked Memorial Day with units from the Grand Army of the Republic Spanish American War Veterans and Fort Lawton forces. Graves and waterside memorials were decorated while public offices and mail service paused. Lieut John W Inger gave the memorial address at Fort Lawton.
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Pine Et
Cherry
First Ave
Second Ave
Union St
Union
Seventh Ave
Seventh
First Presbyterian Church
Grand Army
Naval Training Camp
University
Camp Lewis and
Fort Lawton
Fire Ee
Navy Yard
Bremerton
Evergreen Park
Gen. Grant
John W. Inger
14Th Infantry
Barbers to Meet as Strike Vote Looms
Central Labor council rejects strike and grievance panel on wage demands for journeymen barbers. Sunday meeting planned and Saturday night strike vote possible if masters fail to grant higher scales. About 20 percent of city shops, employing 25 percent of members, stand out against full raise.
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L. Proctor
Central Labor Council
Hanson
United States
Young
Labor
Unwanted White Horse Visits Police Headquarters
Y Vamonos reports an unwelcome guest in the form of a white horse spotted at police headquarters, prompting inquiry into the animal's origin and current custody status.
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Y. Vamonos
William Bradford Fined $100 in Liquor Violation Case
William Bradford appeared in Judge Gordon's court on Wednesday and was fined $100 for liquor law violations. The case details show a monetary penalty issued by the court to resolve the offense.
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William Bradford
Job sought for disabled veteran Jim Peck
Jim Peck, 70, missing a leg, has been selling pencils on the street for months to survive. He desires a real job suited to his long and active work life, currently hindered by crutches and the absence of suitable opportunities. He rooms at the Indiana Seventh and S. Weller streets and can be reached there.
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Jim Peck
Peck
Indiana Seventh Are. S
Weller
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