Jones Vote on Slum Reform Split Public View
The article contrasts Senator Jones's stance with Mrs. Woodrow Wilson’s proposed housing reform. It notes The New York Survey and The American City view Jones’s bill as a weak substitute for the original model bill aimed at eliminating alley housing in Washington.
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Jones
Woodrow Wilson
Senate
the Star
Wilson
New York
New York City
House OF Representatives
Washington
Fisher declares 1915 girl shaped from many lives
New York reporter Nicola Greeley-Smith interviews Harrison Fisher about his 1915 Fisher Girl. He describes her as charming and piquant, with ash blonde hair, a broad low brow, arched eyebrows, a puzzled frown, a smiling full mouth, and a poised neck and shoulders. He mentions seeking a real model and notes fashion trends evolve but beauty stays with the girl.
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Nicola Greeley-Smith
New York
Fisher
Margaret Abercrombie
San Francisco
Russian River
California
Mr. Fisher
Bryant Park
How the Eight Hour Bill Originated and Its Treachery
James A. Duncan explains the backstory of the eight hour bill, alleging treachery by Robert Grass and farmers’ agents. He recounts Grass pushing a Joker measure, farmers’ amendments, petitions, and a political move by Kingery to file Initiative No. 13, urging employers to support the measure on November 3.
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James A. Duncan
The
Universal Pight
Hear League
Duncan
Robert Grass
Federation of Labor
Farmers’ Organizations
King County
Olympia
Grass
Ftn
Kingery
Mason County
Kegley
State Farmers’ Grange
Mployers’ Association
Matthews Declines Winnipeg Call To Stay In Local Work
Dr M A Matthews pastor of First Presbyterian church rejected a tempting Winnipeg invitation. He announced to his congregation he would not accept the offer, preferring a greater scope for work locally. He preached last night on Who Cares closing the revival series. The piece also covers remarks by Rt Rev Frederick W Keator and Rev B V Shayler on influence of physicians and clergy, and a discussion on Catholic loyalty by Rev George Mahony with the Knights of Columbus hall.
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M. A Matthews
First Presbyterian Church
Winnipeg
Matthewa
Sage and Sulphur Compound Promises Darker Hair
Advert says Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound restores natural hair color, hides gray, and improves scalp health. It claims a 60 cent bottle from drug stores darkens hair evenly by morning with repeated use and requires dampening a brush and applying strand by strand.
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Wyeth
Pape’s Diapepsin Promises Quick Digestion Relief
Advertises Pape's Diapepsin as a fast acting remedy for gas heartburn indigestion and sour stomach. Claims relief in five minutes with a fifty cent case available at drug stores and suitable for the whole family.
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Pape
The Other Man shines at Class A theatre in two parts
A modern problem play stars Francis X Bushman as a love triangle unfolds with Mildred Braddon returning to her former husband amid turmoil. The program also features camera mishaps and nautical action from Unrest and several short features including The Woman of It and The Loyalty of Jumbo in varied billings across theatres.
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Francis X. Bushman
Man
Mildred Praddon
Fred Braddon
Harry Ross
Mildred
Ross
Kathlyn Williams
Colonial Today
John Bunny
New York
Other Man
Francis Bushman
Ash
Edison
Lubin
Missing Item Help Promoted By STAR WANT ADS
A list of theater titles and film names appears ad style, urging readers to use STAR WANT ADS to locate lost items. The note highlights titles like Never Can Tell and Who Got Stung plus various dramas comedies and two reel features.
Lot For Sale Near Mount Baker Park High School
A vacant lot in Rainier Valley near Mount Baker Park High School is offered at a low price. The site lies between two streetcar lines and appears suitable for development. Nearby infrastructure and transit access enhance its appeal for potential buyers.
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Rainier Valley
Mount Baker Park High School
Mother seeks son Carl McNully last heard from Sedro Woolley
Mrs O B McNully arrives in Seattle from Boston searching for her son Carl F McNully aged 29 last heard from a year ago. She believes he may be following carnivals and is lodging at the Rhelm hotel near downtown Seattle.
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BE. McNully
Seattle
Boston
Carl F. McNully
Sedro-Woolley
Wash
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