Poindexter to Head Republican Rally at Bungalow Church
Senator Miles Poindexter will be the principal speaker at a Republican rally Wednesday night at the Bungalow Church located at N 42nd Street and Bagley Avenue. Other speakers include William A. Gaines county commissioner candidate and Samuel H. Chase county assessor nominee along with several legislative candidates.
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Poindexter
Miles Poindexter
Bungalow Church
N. 42Nd St
Bagley Ave
William A. Gaines
Ewing D. Comagy
Fmi
Malcolm
Samuel H. Chase
Thomas F. Murphine
William Phelps Totten
Rotary Night at Moore Theater Planned
Members of the Rotary club will attend Moore theater in a Wednesday night gathering designated as Rotarian night. The event is set aside for club members and aims to showcase proceedings at the Moore venue.
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Rotary
Moore
Rotary Club
Moore Theater
Will Give Address on 30-10 Measure
Wham A Monten a Spokane attorney will address the public at the Frederick Nelson auditorium Wednesday from 4 to 6 pm on the school equalization measure initiative 46. The meeting is called by former City Superintendent of Schools Frank B Cooper chairman of the Seattle 30 10 committee.
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Wham A. Monten
Spokane
Frederick & Nelson Auditorium
Frank B. Cooper
Seattle
A Century of Orpheum Circuit Observed At Lodge Night
During a week marking a century of the Orpheum circuit the lodge held a special Tuesday night tribute with many Elks members in attendance and the lodge band playing. Butterflies live only about two months.
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Orpheum
Lodge
The
Elks
Seattle Gets New Ship Line
Washington Oct 25 announces an auguration next month of a new passenger and cargo steamship line from Seattle and other Pacific coast ports to the east coast of South America via the Panama canal. Swayne and Hoyt of San Francisco will be managing agents for the shipping board. The President Hayes, President Harrison and the Susquehanna will be placed on the route. Departure from Seattle will include Portland and San Francisco, then the canal and a Porto Rio port. The line will proceed to Rio de Janeiro and Montevideo. A passenger vessel is expected to sail each way every three weeks.
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Washington
Seattle
Pacific Coast
South America
Panama Canal
United States Shipping Board
Swayne and Hoyt
San Francisco
Shipping Board
Hayes
Harrison
Susquehanna
Portland
Canal
Porto Ri
Women Pour Into Coliseum For Edna Hopper Show
Scores of women gathered around the Coliseum Tuesday to attend Edna Wallace Hopper's women only program. A 62 year old Mapper, rejuvenated by plastic surgery, staged a onstage bath to demonstrate the art of staying beautiful, after applying a self prepared solution.
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Flapper
Coliseum Theater
Edna Wallace Hopper
Mapper
Rancher Kills Self and Then His Wife
San Diego dated report says Jacob Fiecher a 40 year old rancher shot and killed his wife at his home yesterday then died by his own hand. Neighbors reported seeing lights in the house and no one about and police were called. The couple reportedly quarreled recently and three children survive.
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San Diego
Jacob Fiecher
Nenhts
Douglas Fir Co Faces Monopoly Hearing On Pacific Output
In San Francisco on October 25 the Douglas Fir Co is accused of securing monopoly of five percent of Pacific coast pine and fir output. The hearings before the Federal Trade Commission claim the company engaged in unfair practices. Trade Commission member W. W. Shepard will travel to Portland and Beattie to continue the proceedings.
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San Francisco
Douglas Fir 4 Exploitat Co
Pacific Coast
Federal Trade Commission
W. W. Shepard
Trade Commission
Portland
Beattie
Stimson Operated On Here Tuesday
Seattle financier C D Stimson underwent surgery at Seattle General Hospital conducted by Dr. C W Sharples and remained resting comfortably Wednesday as reported by hospital officials.
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Stimson
Seattle General Hospital
C. W. Sharples
C. D. Stimson
Seattle Capitalist
Miller and Smith Headline New York Gubernatorial Race
Political observers describe a tight New York governor contest between Nathan L. Miller and Alfred E. Smith. The piece compares Miller’s drive for a national role, Smith’s East Side roots, and the competing Senate bids of Calder and Copeland, with national implications and party dynamics shaping the race.
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New York
United States
Secarcely
Miller
Alfred E. Smith
William M. Calder
Royal & Copeland
New York City
Smith
Tammany High
Calder
Brooklyn
Copeland
Ans Heta
Hylan
East Side
Nathan L. Miller
W. M. Calder
Alfred E
R. S. Smith
Russians to Present Novel Program at Trinity Parish
A musical program unfolds tonight in Trinity Parish crypt at 8:00 p m. Hilary Dronoff and his two daughters, former Petrograd residents who fled five years ago, will perform. Dronoff was once a music professor in a Petrograd institution.
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Trinity Parish
Hilary Dronoff
Petrograd
Dronoff
U S Chamber Official To Speak To Beattie Managers
Alvin E. Dodd manager of the U S Chamber of Commerce domestic distribution will address Beattie Sales Managers Association at a dinner in the Washington hotel at 6 15 p m Wednesday.
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Alvin E. Dodd
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
Sales Managers’ Association of Beattie
Washington Hotel
What's in the Air Program Schedule Details
The notice lists multiple radio time blocks for stations KDZE KIR KZC KGY and others across Wednesday and the week. It notes specific 10 30 to 11 a m slots and 3 30 to 4 30 p m periods as well as evening times and a $115 or $30 fee in places. It mentions Gally and recurring Monday Wednesday and Friday slots plus Sunday and Tuesday evening broadcasts.
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KFC
KIR
KZC
20 Eggs a Day From 24 Hens
Mrs Elva Dean of Coolville Ohio reports 24 hens shifted from 3 or 4 eggs daily to 20 eggs a day after using Don Sung. She used one and three 1 boxes over four months, laying over 150 extra eggs, with a claimed payback if results don’t appear.
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Don Sung
Elva Dean
Coolville
Mra Dean
Siveenr
Palleta Deve
Labelleager Company
Columbia Bldg
Indianapolis
Ex Government Physician Warns On Gland Formula Ad
An advertisement warns against using a single gland formula for all ailments. It promotes a free examination by a specialist at Port of Health, 1327 Third Ave, opposite the post office. It cautions that wrong formulas can cause harm.
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Pert
Port of Health
Third Ave
P. O
Cured Her Rheumatism by Self Help, Bloomington Woman Says
A Bloomington resident, Mia J. Ke Hurat, claims to have cured herself of rheumatism and offers free information to others who write with their name and address. She emphasizes no sale and asks readers to mail in promptly.
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Mia. J. Ke. Hurat
Douglas At
Bloomington
Damask Cloths and Lunch Cloths Sold at Low Prices
Mercerized damask and bleached linens offered for home and restaurant use. A yard priced at 69 cents. Lunch cloths of mercerized cotton 45 by 45 inches priced at 98 cents each.
Guyette Arrest In Murder Case Returns To Seattle
Vindicated but ruined, George Guyette is back in Seattle after being arrested here on September 8 for murder in Minneapolis in 1916. His wife, Mrs. Guyette, blames the system for spending over $800 on travel and expenses and receiving only $50 and a regret. The couple stays at 215 Kinnear Ave.
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George Guyette
Seattle
Guyette
Joseph Brenning
Minneapolis
Guyettes
Kinnear Ave
Debate over 30-10 school funds plan at league meeting
The Municipal league debated the proposed 30.10 plan for school fund distribution. The educational committee presented a majority report opposing the plan while a minority report supported it.
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Municipal League
League
Dismissal Upheld for Former Police Captain Sullivan
The civil service commission upholds the dismissal of former Police Captain Charles Sullivan for alleged irregularities in handling police funds. The charges stem from a report by state examiners.
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Charles Sullivan
Civil Service Commission
Sullivan
Cascarets Advertise Cathartic Laxative Candy
The ad touts Cascarets as a candy like laxative to clean bowels overnight. It promises gentle action without stirring or griping unlike salts pills calomel or oil and claims vivid relief by morning for dizziness colds biliousness indigestion and upset stomach. Children are encouraged to use Cascarets too and a box costs ten cents.
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