Met Moore to Feature Helen Keller in Robin Hood program
The Metropolitan Theatre opens a week long run of Robin Hood featuring the celebrated Helen Keller and her teacher Anne Macy Sully. The program blends melodrama with music and comedy, headlining Keller who, though deaf, uses finger spelling to “hear” and speak.
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le Fevre
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Jack Lawrence
Florence Hartley
Pegsy Vincent
Thomas Trio
Dave Kindler
Tom
Joe Gabby
Alice Joyce
Rear Admiral McKean Takes Command at Mare Island Yard
Vallejo California Rear Admiral Joshua McKean assumed command of Mare Island navy yard on Friday. He relieved Captain E L Beach who retired after thirty years of service.
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Cal
Joshua McKean
Mare Island Navy Yard
E. L. Beach
Karl May Try Another Coup In Hungary
Vienna reports Austria expects allies to block Emperor Karl from using West Hungary as a base to regain the Hungarian throne. The U S notes the region’s self declared independence, fearing Karl’s supporters behind the move and that he could be proclaimed king if he reaches West Hungary from Switzerland. Budapest denies involvement in the declaration.
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Austria
Karl
West Hungary
Hungary
Budapest
Long Wait Yet for Depositors at Georgetown Bank
Depositors of the Citizens' Bank of Georgetown must wait an additional 60 or 90 days for first dividends. Liquidating officer K B Lapp cited greater difficulty in winding up assets and said a 10 percent dividend might be declared now, but 15 percent could be offered later. The bank closed January 28 and most assets were hypothecated with other institutions.
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Citizens’ Bank of Georgetown
Lapp
Georgetown
Tapp
Tax reduction to be topic at North End club meeting
A North End Progressive club meeting at 1 p m Tuesday at the St Regis cafe will discuss tax reduction as the general topic. The public is invited to attend.
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North End
Progressive Club
St. Regis
Uric Acid Theory Promotes Pain Relief Pills
An ad-like fragment touts a pill for uric acid related back pain and swollen joints. It claims to stop ache and ease pain by neutralizing uric acid, promising health benefits for kidney or bladder trouble, and offers a 50 cent box sample by mail.
Gino Pills Sold in Seattle by Noted Druggists
Gino Pills are recommended and sold in Seattle by Bartell Drug Stores and Swift's Pharmacy among other reliable druggists at corner Second and Pike.
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Seattle
Bartell Drug Stores
Swift's Pharmacy
Corner Second and
Pike
Durand Denied New Trial in Insanity Case
Everett October 1 Motion for a new trial for Dr. W. S. Durand was denied in superior court yesterday. Supporters plan to seek commitment to a U S government hospital rather than a state facility. Durand was found insane by a jury on his second trial in one month. He argued the motion before Judge Augustine Brawley.
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Stepe
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Durand
Augustine Brawley
Bible Institute Opens Term Monday at Simpson Institute
Formal class work begins Monday at the Simpson Bible Institute 101 W 68th St. First year students report and a capacity attendance is anticipated. Evening classes will be held Tuesdays and Fridays. Courses cover Great Doctrines of the Bible and a Bible survey with charts and summaries, plus chorus music.
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Simpson Bible Institute
W. 68Th St
Magnolia Bluff Improvement Club to Discuss Public Schools
A meeting of the Magnolia Bluff Improvement club will be held Monday at 8:30 p.m. in the Thorndike church to discuss the public school question. Councilman Oliver T. Erickson will address the club at 8:30 p.m. at the home of Mr and Mrs Robert Burt 1780 Magnolia bird. Erickson will speak on the scent car fare proposition. All voters are invited to attend these meetings.
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Magnolia Bluff Improvement Club
Thorndike
Oliver T. Erickson
Robert Burt
Magnolia Bird
Erickson
Burglary Steals Jewelry Valued at 600 From Cammack Home
Burglars broke into A. H. Cammack's home at 602 23rd Ave Friday night and stole about $600 in jewelry. Items taken include a diamond cluster ring around 350, a ruby and diamond ring 125, plus a sapphire ring, an amethyst ring, a ladies wristwatch, and an opal lavalier. entry gained by a pass key. In Sacramento at the national convention Mrs. Emmet Digney of New York was elected national president of the War Mothers of America.
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Sacramento
Calo
Emmet Digney
New York
The
War Mothers of America
Youngest Overseas Veteran Enrolls at University of Washington
Roy Vestal of Juneau Alaska the youngest overseas soldier in the U S army during the war registered at the University of Washington this fall He enlisted in Seattle in May 1917 at 15 served on the French front by October wounded in the Argonne drive and discharged at 19 He studies journalism under the federal board and plans a four year course and future newspaper work.
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Juneau
Alaska
United States
University of Washington
Vestal
Seattle
France
Federal Board For
Federal Board
Seattle teachers tour harbor for Chamber fund
More than 125 Seattle teachers were guests of the Seattle Chamber of Commerce for a harbor sightseeing tour and supper Friday night. They traveled around Elliott Bay through the locks into Union Bay, followed by an entertainment at the Seattle Yacht Club to benefit the teachers.
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Seattle
Seattle Chamber of Commerce
Eliott Bay
Union Bay
Seattle Yacht Club
Metal Workers to Decide on 8 Cent Wage Cut Strike
About 2,000 metal workers face a choice: accept an eight cent per hour wage cut or strike. The decision will be made next week, with J Von Car nop, business agent of the Metal Trades council, stating the workers now earn 80 cents an hour and the proposed rate comes from Associated Employers.
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J. von Carnop
The
Metal Trades Council
Bend Students Walk Out Over Principal Dismissal
In Bend Oregon nearly all of the 850 students walked out on Friday after principal Mark Anthony Paulson was dismissed on insubordination charges.
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Mark Anthony Paulson
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