Move to curb jitney drivers hits court action
New move looms as jitney operators face arrests for defying a restraining order. Sound Traction Co. runs 25 cars between Roosevelt Heights Cowen Park and downtown. Mayor Caldwell refused to sign the restraining order. The co filed to transfer the suit citing bias claims against Judge Everett Smith.
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Sound Traction Co
Roosevelt Heights
Cowen Park
Otto W. Brinker
Caldwell
Sound Transit Co
Superior Court
Parish Bazaar Ends Tonight at New Arlington Hotel
The Holy Rosary bazaar in West Seattle planned to raise funds for a $60,000 parochial school will close this Saturday evening at the New Arlington hotel. Remaining items such as embroidery will be sold on the final night.
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Arlington Hotel
Seattle
Northern Railroad promotes Alex Tingling to assistant VP
Alex Tingling, Western general freight agent, is promoted to assistant to J. G. Woodworth, vice president of the Northern railroad. The move enlarges Tingling responsibilities in western freight operations and strategic planning.
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Alex Tingling
Western
The
Northern Railroad
J. G. Woodworth
Moore Features Kitty Doner Wilkes Pliers at Orpheum
Three big names headline the new Orpheum bill starting tomorrow afternoon. Kitty Doner, Mary Haynes, and Mrs Gene Hughes lead acts including a big dancing spectacle A League of Long Steps and a new sketch Contented Peers.
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Kitty Doner Wilkes
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Mary Haynes
Gene Hughes
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al Jolson
Winter Garden
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Boyle
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Sylvia Loyal
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Kids Rush to Star's Free Show in Seattle Parade
More than 600 boys led by four black bears perched on a car hood marched from The Star office to Palace Hippodrome to see Miracles of the Jungle. The Star invited hundreds of children to a free screening and manager Muller added an extra performance to accommodate all attendees.
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Star
Woman Leaves Abandoned Infant At Tacoma Doorstep
Police search for a woman who left an 18 month old baby boy on Mrs. Arthur Vernon’s doorstep in Tacoma. The child was in a crib bed with a suitcase of clothing. a voice from the street promised the rest of the items would come tomorrow night.
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Tacoma
Arthur Vernon
Steamer Thomas Crowley Floated After Aweek Aground
The steamer Thomas Crowley which ran aground at Point Concepcion on the California coast a week ago was floated at 7 39 am today by wireless from the wrecking steamer Homer. It will be towed to San Francisco for repairs.
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San Francisco
Thomas Crowley
Point Concepcion
California
Homer
Crowley
Sport the trick mutt wins silver cup at mutt show
The article notes Sport the trick mutt, owned by Harold Bower of 612 Minor Ave N, won a silver cup at the mutt show, with a correction about ownership vs Harold Barr. It also describes Roof Garden Frolica’s act with two men and a girl, and a photoplay preview titled The City of Lions. It mentions Angel Face musical comedy opening at the Metropolitan for a week starting Thanksgiving day with Marguerite Zender in the lead.
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Harold Bower
Minor Ave. N
Harold Barr
Roof Garden
Lions
Angel Face
the Metropolitan
Marguerite Zender
Miss Zender
Fathers and Sons to Dine Tonight
Superior Judge Calvin 8 Hall will be the principal speaker at a Father and Son banquet in the Elks club Saturday night. The affair is under the Big Brother committee of Lodge No. 92. In Fauntleroy gymnasium another banquet will be addressed by Rev J F Krolfifer pastor of the Unitarian church. Friday night fathers and sons gathered in many schools and churches thruout the city.
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Hall
Elks’ Club
Big Brother Committee
Lodge No. 92
Fauntleroy Gymnasium
J. F. Krolfifer
Het Unitarian Church
College Fraternity Editor Guest Here
Willam C. Levere national officer of Sigma Alpha Epsilon and editor of The Record visited the Seattle alumni and spoke at a Friday luncheon in the Elks club. He spent two or three days visiting the chapter at the state university.
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Willam C. Levere
Sigma Alpha Epsilon College
The
Record
Seattle
Elks’ Club
State University
Youth Held as Bandit Suspect After Robbery
A 17 year old youth, named H Thompson, was arrested after victim Alex Kibizoff of 1001 Columbia recognized him as one of two bandits who held him up at Eighth Ave and Columbia St on Monday. The other bandit is not named.
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Alex Kibizoff
Columbia Et
Eighth Ave
Columbia St
Girl Charged With Theft of Fur Coat
A girl alleged to have stolen a fur coat valued at 350 dollars is named as defendant in grand larceny charges filed Saturday in superior court by Deputy Prosecuting Attorney John D. Carmody.
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May Bridges
Superior Court
John D. Carmody
Seattle Trades Council protests fire alarm system franchise
The Seattle Building Trades Council filed a protest with the city council against granting a franchise to the National District Telegraph Co for operating a fire alarm system in the city.
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Seattle Building Trades Council
City Council
National District Telegraph Co
Trees planted along Highway link Seattle and Tacoma
Seattle observes the third Armistice Day with a tree-planting plan along the High Line road to Tacoma and on the university campus. Twenty five elms are set along the highway and six on the campus, with Dean Hugo Winkenwerder and Prof Edward Meany presiding at ceremonies. The Garden club aims to extend the tree planting along the route.
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Seattle
High Line
Tacoma
Great Northwest
Hugo Winkenwerder
University Forestry Department
Edward 8. Meany
Garden Club
Howat Plans New Labor Party After Release
Officials say Alexander Howat will organize a tonal labor political union modeled after Great Britain’s labor party once he is freed from jail. Preliminary formation has begun in Illinois Kansas and California as tentative tenants back his leadership.
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Alexander
District United Mine Workers of
Labor Party of
Great Britain
Howattenanta
Illinois
Kansog
Cali
Maid
Charles Crawford Naturalist at YMCA Friendship Supper
Charles Crawford noted naturalist and bird man to entertain at a YMCA friendship supper Sunday afternoon. D W Henderson superintendent. Seattle municipal railway wpeak highway on both sides 86 apart. Tacoma is to be asked her part.
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Charles Crawford
Y. M.C
D. W. Henderson
Seattle Municipal Railway
Tacoma
Do It Yourself Health Cure Without Drugs
Zone Therapy at 3211.4 W. Washington St. Los Angeles, Cal offers a self help method using nerve pressure to relieve constipation headaches rheumatism asthma and other ills without drugs or devices. The ad promises a lifetime of freedom from ills with a money back guarantee and emphasizes that a simple technique can be learned by a child.
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