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Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Oct 09, 1915

Page

3

Simon the Jester at Seattle Liberty Theater

The Liberty presents Simon the Jester in three days, a Gold Rooster production starring Edwin Arden with Irene Warfield opposite. The plot follows a wealthy English MP who aims to cure his secretary’s infatuation with a hippodrome trainer and ends up pursuing her himself.

Simon William J. Locke Edward Jose Edwin Arden Irene Warfield Arden Simon, the Jester Liberty

Nellie Tuck Dies After Gas Ordeal in Room 1002

The coroner reports no relatives traced for Nellie Tuck, 42, who Friday turned on gas in her room at 1002 KB Denny and died after leaving a note blaming ill health for her wish to go to heaven.

Nellie Tuck Denny

Razors Reused for Troops After Collection Drive

In Sheffield on October 9 over 115000 second hand razors were collected, repaired and dispatched to military troops.

Sheffield

County Levy Set At 9.387 Mills For 1916 Budget

King county announces a 1916 tax levy of 9.387 mills with an assessed valuation of 27 million dollars. This yields about 2.526 million dollars for next year’s expenses, up from 8.060 mills this year. The 1915 budget was 2.188 million. after trimming, the 1916 cut totaled 372,775 dollars plus 52,570 dollars to be collected from the city for courthouse office rent. Forty five employees are provided to maintain the new courthouse.

King County

Parents Study Child Science Extension Course at University

Fathers and mothers are urged to enroll in a university extension course on scientific child training led by Stevenson Smith. Classes begin October 19 and meet every Tuesday at 4 p.m. The program compares a car’s engine troubleshooting to understanding a child’s inner workings and behavior. Rev. Hugh E. Brown of Pilgrim Church will depart Monday for New Haven to attend the National Council of Congregational Churches.

Johnny Stevenson Smith Hugh E. Brown Pilgrim Church New Haven Conn National Council of Congregational Churches

Women Conductors Operate Local Trams in Birkenhead

Women conductors all wives of soldiers are operating on local tramways in Birkenhead as of October 9, reporting from the English city.

Birkenhead Eng

Women Letter Carriers Manned Manchester Post Office

The Manchester post office is staffed by women as letter sorters and carriers.

Manchester

Prosecution to Policeman Swirl in Local Society Circus

Local society notes reveal prominent figures like John Murphy and Al Lundin shifting to police work while planning a large charitable event. The Hippodrome hosts a six day Society Circus starting Monday October 18 featuring bankers, doctors, gypsy queens, and 26 society girls as ushers plus a band, dancing, and stunts to benefit a designated charity.

al Lundin Attoreney John F. Murphy John J. 8. Swalwell Axel Spelberg Dave Whitcomb C. F. Davidson Dr. Lameon Miss Conestance Goodfellow Raymond Frazier James D Society Hippodrome Florence Morgan George Frazier

Linthicum Denies Capt. Smith Title and Submarine Claims

W. B. Linthicum of 109 Senecast rejected telegrams stating he was Capt. Smith who took submarines Iquique and Antofagasta to Victoria from Seattle. He disputed gun repair reports at Esquimalt and said his only involvement with the British Columbia agreement concerned a submarine destroying aeroplane. He declined to reveal his exact navy capacity and claimed no desire to be part of a mystery.

W. B. Linthicum Senecast Smith Iquique Antofagasta Victoria Seatttle Linthicum Esquimalt British Columbia Unit States Navy

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