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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1914
Page
3
Watch This Paper for the Manufacturers Emergency and Surplus Piano Sale first announced in a few days. New and used pianos priced from $15 to $600 with guarantees and exchange privileges. Player pianos, altopianos, and baby grand models plus Weber and Autoplane brands offered with flexible payment plans.
The column lists current film offerings at multiple theatres including a near-miss on a Tucson studio Western where Henry Stanley was nearly trampled by pursuing riders. It notes Dante’s Inferno at Melbourne from the Milano company, plus a slate of comedies, Westerns, and dance segments across Grand Alhambra Circuit Melbourne and Libert y houses with detailed showtimes.
A three part program features In the Lion's Den Hemp-Growing in New Zealand and Whiskers at the Home venue. Pleasant Hour presents A Million in Pearls The Stranger of Hickory Nut Gap and A Gypsy Romance in a two part drama and two dramas respectively.
Mollie becomes secretary to a newspaper editor after being seen with a wealthy man from Pittsburg. Dick worries about motives and possible scandal as Mollie’s employment raises questions of money, home visits, and propriety. The couple debates finances and appearances while awaiting Mollie’s story tomorrow.
A mass meeting in Red Men's hall urged taking control of the Unemployed Dormitory by force and criticized management. The group voted against direct seizure, pledging to press council action tomorrow while threatening further action if the council session fails. A police squad was called after a Sunday quarrel over dining room access.
The star ad will be distributed to more than 45,000 homes every night it runs, expanding its reach and visibility for the listing.
Vera Cruz reports say American troops will sail home tonight after embarka tion began. Refugees pressed Gen Funston for passage to the United States as Carranza moves toward Vera Cruz. In Washington reports note fighting in Mexico and Blanco in control of the capital.
John Blow of Escambia county Alabama has added bells to trot lines on the Conecuh river to signal when a fish is hooked. The device lets him continue work while waiting for a catch and reportedly saves time by drawing in large catfish and trout without the fish escaping.
After taking office Lang pledges to enforce every ordinance in his jurisdiction. In his first week he orders crackdowns on speed limits muffler use parking violations on Fifth Avenue Second Avenue traffic headlights dances cabaret shows and illicit liquor sales. He aims to tighten daily police procedures and curtail violations.
The Seattle Star announces a free two large lithographed maps with a six month subscription for 1.80. One map shows Washington state parcel post zones and rules, the other the states and the world in four colors with railroads rivers cities and populations. The offer extends six months if current subscribers renew.
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