Roosevelt Plan Outlines Arbitration in Balkan Crisis
From Vienna and Berlin reports an UPI dispatched overview says President Roosevelt is preparing an arbitration option for the Balkan crisis. Diplomatic circles note Roosevelt will act if war risks rise and a Balkan annexation escalates tensions with Austria Hungary and Bulgaria amid shifting foreign policy moves.
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Honeymooners Show Heads Week in Cohan Production
The group brings The Honeymooners to town for a week starting this evening. The cast repeats from January and performs a lively mix of songs, comedy, and fast action, with Cohan’s production noted.
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The Heart of the Blue Ridge Plays Third Avenue Week
A string of regional theater offerings fills Third Avenue with “The Heart of the Blue Ridge” and a western “King of the Cowboys” plus light vaudeville at Orpheum. Booth & Co present The Little Blond Lady with Mize Hope Booth, Eva Pay moonlights with Thaumaturgy, TVAmeon headlines Star theatre mind reading, Ki Kida and W L Werden numbers accompany Tom Dempsey and the Zaras.
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Hundreds in Line for Belasco Theatre Ticket Sale
In Los Angeles on October 1, several hundred people queued for tickets to David Warfield's engagement at the Belasco theatre. Some waited for 24 hours while bickering for spots near the box office as seat sales for The Music Master opened. Warfield's anticipated reception in Los Angeles follows his San Francisco notoriety where he once worked as a theatre usher.
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Mack Resumes Duties After Brief Illness
Chicago October 1 Norman E Mack chairman of the Democratic National Committee resumed his duties today after a reported collapse. He attributed his disappearance to a slight cold and said he would continue his work with ordinary energy and vigor.
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County clerk plans ballot machine trial on ferryboats
The Oakland County Clerk announced a pilot program to place voting machines on ferries between Oakland and San Francisco for voter instruction. The effort aims to teach unfamiliar voters the procedure ahead of elections.
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Apprentice and seamen caught in cave-in mishap
Report notes Fuget Fone Tae Mergen and C A Barnett ordinary seaman serving court trial sentences involved in a cave-in at the site. They were found and used the collapse to escape or assist others.
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Sibley replies to references in press about business ties
New York reports Congressman Joseph C. Mitten of Pennsylvania has issued a letter regarding mentions of him tied to William Hearst era associations. He says for thirty years he has worked closely with John Arch of the Standard Office company and has written and spoken with honesty to a business associate and friend. He asserts nothing disreputable toward a public figure.
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Social notes from Seattle clubs and events
The Beattie Woman's Club art and travel department meets with Mrs Eugene Wilson at 900 34th Ave N tomorrow afternoon, the literary department with Mrs Saunderson, the music department at Mrs Rowe Ireland’s studio, 35 Holyoke block. Council of Jewish Women meets at Temple de Hirsh tomorrow. Rabbi Koch speaks on current events. Banquet reports and a Presbyterian assembly and banquet at Westminster next week. A dancing party at Luna Park hosted by Mr and Mrs J H Little and Mr Howard Hullene for Mr and Mrs Bert Stattey of Detroit. Guild meetings listed for Orthopedic hospital fund, Denny-Blaine guilds, and others. Alumni luncheon of the Delta fraternity in Seattle at 5:30 pm. Arts and Crafts as Woman's Century hosts today at City Federated Club, with high school orchestra and Firtoch chub dinner-dance Friday.
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Atlantic Shipping Moves and Crew Changes Highlight Port News
The Norwegian steamer Brate is chartered to move wheat from Friesland to the U Kingdom, while the French bark Gaethee sails lumber from the Columbia River to Marepe. The steamer Jefferson has sailed for Bringway. Captain Steandwits replaces a departing officer aboard the Hearth and sails to Gryrdock, Norway. The American bark Albert arrives at Port Townsend to load lumber for Napapo, Hawaii. The City tgs heads to Nome while the Minnesote liner departs Hengkene for Shanghai on voyage home.
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Chinese education plan spurs city school action
SAN FRANCISCO October 7 Commissioner Liang Hingwei backs a plan to build a five story Chinese school in Chinatown as part of a global network for educating foreign born Chinese. Elsewhere a dispute among teamsters delays wage reductions and a special employers school committee forms to address labor concerns.
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Airships Wanted by Government for Ocean Launch
Washington on October 7 United Press reports the government seeks airships able to rise from the ocean surface without launching gear and sustain at least 46 miles per hour for four hours. The demand signals a push for maritime aerial capabilities.
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