Halloween Fear on Downtown Seattle Streets
A narrator reports terror on Second Ave as Halloween displays haunt shoppers. He describes pumpkin colored lanterns, black cats, and a skeleton figure named Bones, with crepe paper costumes and eerie scenes that push him to leave the area.
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Second Ave
Seattle
Bones
Wales Leaves On Indian Trip With Prince of Wales Aboard
The battleship Renown sails from Portsmouth with the Prince of Wales for a four month state visit to India. He will reach Bombay on November 17 and later visit Japan to reciprocate the Mikado heir’s recent tour. Royal party and staff details noted.
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Eng
Spithead
Prince of Wales
India
Bombay
Japan
Pingland
Mikado
George
Queen Mary
Victoria Station
Duke of York
Prince Henry
Lionel Halsey
G. PF. de Montmorency
Godfrey Thomas
Earl of Cromer
Meade
Prince Charles of
Belgium
Albert
White haired mother walks 1800 miles for son's pardon
A weary Denver mother, after 1800 miles on the Santa Fe trail, pleads with San Francisco District Attorney Brady to paroled her son Allen McDonnell. Brady promises to seek parole and personally plead at the board, honoring his own mother as the mother collapses in relief.
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Alexandria Hotel
Denver
Brady
Plains
California
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Roscoe
Katty” Arbuckle
Virginia Rappe
Mr. Brady
Christ
Gegen Brady
Allen McDonnell
Howard Street
Santa Rosa
Spud” Murphy
George Boyd
Charlie Valento
Terronce Fitts
Lee Francisco
Santa Fe
Club Hears Attack on Old Diplomacy
Melvin G. Winstock former city attorney told the Hundred Percent club Tuesday that happiness of all mankind and world peace are at stake. He launched a bitter attack on secret reasons behind the coming disarmament conference.
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Melvin G. Winstock
Forme
Winstock
$60 000 Apartment House Planned in Volunteer Park District
A three and a half story apartment building costing 55 000 to 60 000 is planned for the Volunteer Park district. Architect I J Evey prepared the plans and the site owner approved them. A call for bids on the construction will be issued soon by Evey. A luncheon for Concentric club members is scheduled for 12 15 p m Thursday at the Pig n Whistle.
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Volunteer Park District
I. J. Evey
Evey
Concentric Club
Trade With Japan and Germany Grows
The Department of Commerce reports that America’s foreign trade with Germany and Japan is increasing while overall foreign trade continues to shrink compared with prior months and the previous year.
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Japan
Germany
Washington
America
Department of Commerce
Girl Act Tops Palace Hip Bill at Loew's Palace
The Meryl Prince girl group hailed as vodvil’s classiest will headline the Loew’s Palace Hip vaudeville tomorrow. Bert Rose and Neil Schaffner promote their kit “Figure It Out” as part of a lively bill. The show features magician Walter Baker with new illusions and a mix of song and dance.
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Palace Hip
Meryl Prince
Vodvil
Loew's Palace Hip
Bert Rose
Neil Schaffner
Rose
Magic Man
Walter Baker
Film of Dempsey Carpentier Shown at Winter Garden
Jamen Clemmer of the Winter Garden theater says five reels of the Dempsey Carpentier fight were found in a gunny sack and will be shown over two weeks on the theater’s screen. United States District Attorney T P Revelle is probing the source as interstate shipment may violate the law. Funeral services are set for Mrs Jean Marie Brown at Fremont chapel.
Australian Delon Showcases Gymnastic Versatility
A fragment highlights NerIa strong jaw feats and the versatile display promised by the Australian Delon, a gymnastic novelty act, signaling an unusual performance preview.
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Neria
Delon
U Students to Get Psychology Test In June 1921
Students at the university will be tested by the psychology department using the shotgun test, an intelligence assessment adapted from existing tests with original variations. The procedure measures relative intelligence within each group.
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Ey University
Psychology Department
Son
Fort Worth & Denver City seeks 40 year bond payment deferral
Washington action filed with the commerce commission seeks permission to extend the payment schedule of 8,176,000 of first mortgage bonds. Bonds mature this December and the plan proposes deferring payments for 40 years with a new 5 percent interest rate.
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The
Commerce Commission
Fort Worth
Denver City
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