Dumbbell Contest Winners and Editorial Collapse
The Dumbbell Editor collapses and is replaced by an assistant as Seattle youths Florence Fitzgerald and Haven Martin, both 12, are named among last week's winners. The feature notes a final week of the ivory hunt with three $1 prizes and asks readers to identify winners at The Star office.
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Seattle
Florence Fitzgerald
Haven Martin
Mere
Star
Elva Patterson
Uncle Sam
Firing Charge Affects Tacoma Union Shopmen Incident
Seven men in a high powered auto were arrested in Seattle hours after a reported shooting at union railroad shopmen in Tacoma Saturday night. Suspects J. A. Gardner H. F. Gardner J. A. Germano Co F Lilja J. A. Grant Charles O Connors Ed Peterson held in Tacoma jail returned Monday. A freshly fired revolver was recovered from the group.
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Seattle
J. A. Gardner
H. F. Gardner
J. A. Germano
Co. F. Lilja
J. A. Grant
Charles O'Connor
Ed Peterson
Everett Youths Arrested After Auto Theft Confession
Three youths Clifford Anderson 18 D B Warm 17 and Joe Call 19 were held by Everett police after a Sunday arrest at Sixth Ave S and Spokawest. They allegedly confessed to stealing an auto owned by A Furley of Everett yesterday.
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Clifford Anderson
D. BE. Warm
Joe Call
Sixth Ave. S
Spokawest
A. Furley
Water Shut Off Notice on Multiple Streets Tuesday
Water will be shut off on Holgate street from 21st avenue to 31st avenue 8 and on Rainier avenue from Holgate to Grand street 8 on 24th avenue 8 from Walker street to Holgate street Plum street from 234 avenue 8 to 24th avenue 8 Bradner point from Massachusetts street to Holgate at and 30th avenue 8B from Holgate to College street Tuesday September 19 from 8 a.m. to ? p.m.
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234 Ave
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College St
Girls Wear Paper Dresses Displayed By Trick Murray
Price and Carter Star Staff photographers captured Trick Murray window display on Second Ave. Crepe dresses modeled by three young ladies featured rose petal dress fairy dress Med Riding Hood cape and colonial costume. Miss Marie Baker oversaw crepe paper department.
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Star
Trick @& Murray
Pase Ereby
Second Ave
Marie Baker
Rose Works
Viola Hurd
Dorothy Hanson
Moore Theater Show Features Dazzling Acts and Stars
Patrons at the Moore enjoy a strong all around bill led by Doc Baker the lightning change artist with a pulchritudinous girl revue. Elizabeth Kennedy and Milton Berle headline alongside a praised juvenile act. Maggiys perform fire magic. Harry Smith and Jack Strong offer a popular song skit. Chick Yorke and Rose King debut The Old Family Tintype, while Herbert and Dave end with an athletic finale.
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Moore
Doc Baker
Elizabeth Kennedy
Milton Berle
Harry Smith
Jack Strong
Chick Yorke
Rose King
Herbert
Dave
Soldiers Hold Up Train for Pay Near Pekin
Unpaid Chinese soldiers stopped a silver train eight miles from Pekin and seized bullion worth their pay. They gave a receipt and allowed the train to resume its journey.
Three Die Two Hurt In Interurban Train Collision
Three persons died and two were seriously injured when a Peoria St Louis interurban train crashed into an automobile on the St Louis road near Center Cresting twenty miles east of St Louis. One person was slightly hurt. The dead were in the automobile occupants. The injured were passengers on the first car, a combination motor and day coach, which overturned as a result of the impact.
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ST. Louis
Episcopal convention picks New Orleans for 1925 meeting
The 48th triennial convention of the Protestant Episcopal Church will be held in New Orleans in fall 1925. The house of deputies of the general convention voted unanimously to select New Orleans over Pittsburgh, after a contest for the honor.
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Protestant Episcopal Church
New Orleans
House of Deputies
General Convention
Pittsburg
Electrical week slogan contest prompts Northwest focus
A city newspaper calls for slogans up to ten words for Electrical Week, September 22 to October 9, urging entries that show electricity benefits for mankind and the Northwest. Contest rules favor one prize per person, with a vacuum cleaner and a toaster as rewards.
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Star For the Beat
J. A. Hartnacke
Summit Ave
Northwest
Editor of the Star
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