Appetite for Troubles and the Call for Challenge
A columnist notes tropical optimism breeds inaction and argues humans crave hardship. It asserts happiness is temporary and sorrow, tragedy, and conflict drive growth, art, and even religious fervor, while people seek both pleasure and meaningful trouble.
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Recall validates public use of recall against derelict officials
The recall collapse signals more than a failed bid to remove Mayor Cotterill. It underscores recall as a people's instrument for public duties not private grievances or vengeance. Seattle shows restraint, insisting a real public grievance must precede recall initiation.
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Whimsical Observations and Name Changes in Brief
A compact column notes various curiosities and quips about public figures and events. Jokes reference MR SPRING-RIDE as a British minister, Chicago surgeons and Senator Lori mer, and Mexico's Minister of Corre lations. A Portland woman sails three times, and a man seeks a legal name change to Rutgers de Rapalje.
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Rutgers de Rapalje
Diplomatic shuffle prompts Bryan as secretary of state talk
In diplomatic circles the idea of giving the secretary of state portfolio to W J Bryan is seen as no harsher a shift than past top offices. A reader named TAXPAYER chides councilmen to heed the people’s will as readily as a hold up, imagining a finer town.
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Murphy
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Vernon Banker Busted Trust of Depositors on Trial
It's not every trust buster who is a popular hero. Mr. Vernon, a banker, is accused of busting the trust of his depositors and is currently on trial.
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Moving Picture Fans Spot Film Heroes in Westerners
In a lively grocer-leaning crowd at the Scent theatre a cheerful audience reacts to Western film stars. A fluffy lady exclaims Alkall Ike to a childlike call while a hopeful youngster asks for Broncho Billy. The piece notes the charisma of onscreen personalities.
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Gertrude M. Price
Scent Theatre
Western film stars and their famous onscreen names
The piece profiles Broncho Billy and Alkali Ike, tracing stage names to real actors and detailing their roles in Kesaway Productions. It notes Broncho Billy’s enduring fame at Crown Theatre and outlines Arthur Mackley as the real life sheriff figure in Kesaway Westerns, with other actors and stock company links included.
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Alkali Ike Keeps His Real Name Hidden in Stage Persona
A Western stock com pany in Niles California notes that the comedian known as Alkali Ike performs so firmly as his on stage persona that his given name has faded from memory. This winter the act continues to tour regional venues.
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Editor asks readers to consider poverty beyond sentiment
A letter from Mrs. Cor a Williams urges deeper examination of poverty in Seattle beyond seasonal sympathy, asking why Christmas and winter show starving children and calling for structural reasons behind wealth and hardship.
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Fragmented 1915 News Snips Blend Oddities and Notes
A quirky collage of items covers building laws in Germany, a New York sable coat purchase, and calls for women to vote. It mentions Peter A. Peterson’s Omaha trip for stock ventures, society girls in Newport with an Italian prince, and financier magnates Rockefeller and Morgan shaping vast wealth. Also spoofed headlines about the New York governor’s bed sheets, a divorce case for Josephine Brown, and stray biographical snippets.
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Jarboe
Omaha
Millette
Married women teachers now allowed in California and New York
The Boston Woman's Journal notes California and New York permit married women to teach, cheering possibilities for schoolchildren. A stream of brief items covers fashion, weddings, unions, and public opinion on current events with light, humorous tone.
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