Pantages Plans San Francisco Theatres Big Deal
Article reports Alex Pantages announces a major deal to acquire half of a San Francisco venue, establishing a Pantages theater with a $200,000 first payment and a 137 foot wide, steel structure. The project links to D J Grauman in a new partnership forming a named theatre corporation.
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D. J. Grauman
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Pantages Theatre
Spreckels
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Labor Demands a Cabinet Department of Labor
Washington Oct 22 labor leaders pressed to create a department of labor with a secretary equal to other cabinet members. The American Federation of Labor executive council authorized drafting a bill to be introduced soon after Congress convenes to represent wage earners in the president's cabinet.
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Washington
Congress
Department of Labor
Executive Council
American Federation of Labor
Wireless test is a real eye opener
Steamship Korea of the Pacific Mail line reported to Seattle by wireless that its operator communicated with Honolulu from 1,880 miles distant. Later Korea spoke with Alameda at 1,150 miles and with Mariposa 167 miles from Honolulu. The test follows the ship's installation of United Wireless Instruments and has sparked interest despite management opposition.
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Korea
Pacific Mail Steamship Line
Seattle
Honolulu
Alameda
Mariposa
United Wireless Instruments
Scherwin
Pacific Mail Steamship Company
Pacific Coast
Threatening Life Triggers Divorce Suit in Walla Walla
In Walla Walla on October 22 F W C Hall was arrested after allegedly brandishing a revolver at his family while intoxicated. His wife Mary M Hall filed for divorce and a restraining order was issued preventing him from entering their home. Four children reported the incident and helped disarm him before deputies arrived.
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Walla Walla
Wash
F. W. C. Hall
Hha
Mary M. Hall
Hall
Packard Named Chamber Secretary in Snohomish
Clayton H. Packard has been appointed secretary of the Snohomish Chamber of Commerce to fill the vacancy caused by Elmer E. Johnston’s resignation. Packard, a Snohomish county pioneer and longtime newspaperman, arrived in Snohomiah when it was young and started the Snohomish Eye, the pioneer paper.
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Nile
London
South Africa
Cape Town
Johannesburg
Miss Nile
England
Eddie Foy
Everett
Clayton H. Packard
Chamber of Commerce
Elmer E. Johnston Packard
Snohomish County
Snohomiah
Snohomish
Ballinger decision may abandon Parker town site
Prescott report from October 22 states Parker Arizona a 600 resident town could be included in a federal water reserve tied to Colorado River canal plans. If so the town site may be abandoned once Secretary Ballinger rules after his Albuquerque visit. Decision expected on his return to Washington.
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Prescott, Ariz
Secretary of the Interior
Ballinger
Parker
Yavapai County
Arizona
Department of the Interior
Colorado River
Albuquerque
Colorado River Indian Reservation
Parker Cave
Washington
Roosevelt party heads for big game hunt in Kenya
Ker mit Roosevelt and Lee lie Tarleton joined Col. Roosevelt and others in Nairobi to replenish outfits before heading to Guazon Guisho for big game pursuit. The groups plan to hunt through late October into early November, then tour the Njoro region with Lord Del Ware.
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Nairobi
Kermit Roosevelt
Leelie Tarleton
Col. Roosevelt, Heller and Cuninghame
Guazon Guisho
Njoro
Lord del Ware
Unfrocking of Rev D O Bean by local presbytery
The Rev Mr D O Bean, former pastor of Woodland Park Presbyterian church, is ousted by the local presbytery for alleged mercenary conduct. He reportedly engaged in real estate and chicken raising, with the presbytery asserting one cannot serve the Lord and raise chickens simultaneously.
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D. O. Bean
Bean
Woodland Park Presbyterian Church
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