New Unified American Boy Scout Movement Formed
The Boy Scouts of America consolidate rival groups under a single national body with headquarters at 28th Street New York. Peter S. Bomus leads the general staff and Gilman will contribute scouting articles for The Star and Seattle. A reorganizing committee includes Ernest Thompson Seton and W. D. Boyce among others from major organizations.
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Boy Scout
Ita
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Remus
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28Th St
New York
Star
Bomus
Boy Scouts
United States
Gilman
Seattle
Ernest Thompson Seton
Lee PF. Hammer
Playground Association of America
Geo. D. Pratt
Pratt Institute
Jacob A. Rile
Riles Settlement
Col
Peter 8. Boman
Army and Navy Club
W. D. Boyce
Wm. Verbeck
Adjutant General State of
Luther Halsey Gullick
M. D. Russell Sage Foundation
Dan Beard
The
Boy Pioneers and Sons of
Dante Boone
Edgar M. Robinson
Boys’ Work Committee International Y. M. C. A
Colin H. Livingstone
American National Bank
Washington, D. C
Pyramid Drug Co Free Trial Pyra Package for Piles
A legible ad offers a free trial of Pyra Package for piles with quick relief and a permanent cure claim. It urges sending name and address to Pyramid Drug Co at 270 Pyramid Bldg Michigan for a plain wrapper mailer.
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Bartell Drug Stores
Quaker Drug Co
Inquest Halted as Ketchel Slaying Draws Crowd
Springfield residents gathered at the coroner's chapel to hear testimony in the Ketchel case but the shooter Wal ter Dipley was not brought to testify amid strong feelings against him. A recall meeting at University Place Christian church was scheduled for tomorrow with speakers R F Dunlap and Mr Kirkpatrick and Dunlap recently nominated for congress on the prohibition ticket.
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Stanley Ketchel
Walter Dipley
Ketcher
University Place Christian Church
R. FE. Denlap
Kirkpatrick
Dunlap
Congress
Prohibition
Prominent Oregon Republican Ill in Salem
C N McArthur former speaker of the Oregon house and governor secretary is at his home in Salem after suffering an acute indigestion attack.
London Store Expands Sales Force and Floor Space
A statement oath of this great store notes Mr. London has increased his sales force from one man to 200 and raised floor space from a small area to 87 000 square feet. The Morning paper claims exclusive advertising with THE STAR but London recently signed a large ARE STAR contract to promote Store News through THE STAR for months. Wolfe, the manager, says daily announcements will appear in THE STAR.
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Adon
Lon
London
Lonon
ARE Star
STAR
Wolfe
Promeet
Theatres Show At Orpheum Week Offers Varied Talent
Delisle opens the program with juggling and club swinging while The Racketts impress with singing and dancing. Hyman Meyer delivers top comedy on the piano with a chicken imitation. Camille Ober showcases a remarkable freak soprano voice, and Felice Morris & Co. present a thin sketch. The New York Trio and The Five Alphas add musical and hoop juggling acts with Rugene Adame starring. The motion picture feature lacks consistency but provides a rare comic moment.
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Tween OY Dahhicis
Eeace the Racketts
Planologiet
Prench Vowallet
Fetice Morris & Co
New York Trio
Instrumentalista
Five Alphas
Hoop Rollers Motion Pictures
Orpheum
Delisle
Hyman Meyer
Hela
Augusta
Seatte
Beene
Lucia
Felice Morris & Co
Miss Morris
Felix Morris
New York
Rugene Adame
Theatres Showcases On Stage In City Listings
Moore in The City and Brewster’s Millions headline Seattle listings with Grand-Dark, A Child of the Regiment at Alhambra, Loie Ishmael, and new vaudeville at Orpheum Pantages Majestic.
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Moore
Seattle
Alhambra
Loie Ishmael
Orpheum
Pantages
Grafting Plain Clothes Man and The Kissing Champion
A grafting plain clothes man is renamed Connell y and heard from Connelllya. HM B Warner, acting in Alias Jimmy Valentine, loses a gold watch last summer and a theatre visitor returns it with the name engraved. Olga Nether sole signs a two year Shubert contract and a new play hints at a bold kissing scene. Leibiers offer 100 for a three word title. A seven year old boy and his banker father running for mayor on the Prohibition ticket raise a hard to answer question about devotion.
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HM. B. Warner
Jimmy Valentine
Warner
Leibiers
Seattle theatre bill promising variety at Pantages and Star
Review notes a riotous week at the Pantages with Vic Finn and Bert Ford as standout acts. The Baader La Velie bicycle team, Bigelow's Merry Youngsters, Buford Bennett and Buford, Guido Giladini, Hamilton Brothers, Charles Wayne Co. and Filo Adler are among the acts. A big dancing contest features the Star theatre cast.
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Pantages
Vic” Finn
Bert” Ford
Seattle
Bigelow
Buford
Bennett
Ree Kuhns
Orpheum Theatre
Guido Giladini
Whistler
Hamilton Brothers
Majestic
Orpheum
Charles Wayne & Co
Aubry Rich
Filo Adler
Staley & Birbeck
Monsteal
Johnson
Davenport & Lodella
Namee
Star Theatre
Tay Pay Speaks to Packed Arcade Hall on Priday Night
Thomas I O Connor M P prepares to address a crowded Arcade Hall audience. Known as Tay Pay, he is admired for his Irish advocacy and for his prolific writings and newspaper work with the Star and the Sun. He has authored biographies and political histories.
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Thomas I
O'Connor
Arcade Hall
London
Roose const rests at Sagamore Hill after tour
On Oct 18 Col Roosev elt returns to Sagamore Hill and plans a rest before resuming campaign against Tammany Hall nominees on Thursday. In New York the same day Policeman Harry J Folger dies during a transfusion operation while his wife Wana is connected to him on the table.
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New York
Col. Roose
Sagamore Hill
Tammany Hall
Harry J. Folger
Wana
George Fawcett to Star in 20 New Leibler Theatricals
George Fawcett will headline 20 new Leiblers productions this year. When a show is ready he will quit the company he is with and an understudy will take over, with Fawcett creating the lead in the next play. Ada Dwyer, in Paul Armstrong's The Deep Purple, insisted the stage name of a character named Dwyer be changed before she would perform.
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George Fawcett
John Ganton
Leiblers
Fawcett
Ada Dwyer
Paul Armstrong
Immense Fruit Crop in Sight for Milton Union
Officers of the Milton Fruit Growers' Union expect total business to top 300000 this season. The union already has 40000 in bank credit and 70000 of receipts checked in the past three weeks, with further sales anticipated. Manager Lamb notes strong activity and a large fruit outlook in Walla Walla on October 18.
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Walla Walla
Milton Fruit Growers’ Union
Fata
Lamb
In Every Home There Is Promise of Safe Natural Relief
The text asserts that every home will face physical suffering but promises relief from a safe natural corrective medicine with no after effects if early symptoms are parried. It emphasizes reliability and natural remedies as a solution.
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Foley
Tell Drug Stores
Quaker Drug Co
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