The Chimes of Normandy Tops Moore Opera Season Bill
The Metropolitan light opera season ends next week with The Chimes of Normandy, a French style operatic revue praised for its flowing music and strong dramatic moments. Vaudeville headliners at The Moore include Doc Baker in Flashes and a lineup of acts led by Chic Yorke Rose King Fiizabeth Kennedy Milton Berle and Broadway veterans Maurice Barrett Frederic Clayton Larry Harkins Shirli Rives Billy Arnold and others. Three-year-old Virginia Bowman dies from matches after a yard accident, despite mother’s efforts and hospital care.
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Metropolitan
Normandy
Caspard
Doc Baker
Orpheum
the Moore
Baker
Chic Yorke
Rose King
Altho
Dians
Fiizabeth Kennedy
Milton Berle
Smith
Strong
West
Frank Fisher
Eldrie Gilmore
Miss Gilmore
Mr. Fisher
Herbert
Dave
Moore
Maurice Barrett
Frederic Clayton
Pantages
Larry Harkins
Monarchs of
Melody
Shirli Rives
Billy Arnold
Virginia Bowman
M. Bowman
Liberty Court
Bowman Yard
Providence Hospital
Palace Hip
Belgium
Bebe Daniels
Billy Empey
Trixie Yorke
Foch
Welch
Hazelton
Burt Draper
Gwendolyn Hendry
Morales
Delayed Council Action on Denny Hill Regrade Petition
City council finance committee postpones final decision for three weeks on an appropriation plan to let the city engineer prepare a cost estimate for regrading Denny Hill No. 2. The article also highlights entertainment listings at Pantages and Palace venues with vaudeville acts and upcoming showings including Take It From Me at major theaters.
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Denny Hill
Nelson tragedy in La Grande as boy dies from gunshot
In La Grande Oregon August Nelson nine dies from a chest wound. His older brother Samuel twelve reportedly confessed the shooting was accidental.
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LA Grande, Ore
August Nelson
Samuel
Amundsen Will Not Fly North Pole This Year
Seattle reports that Roald Amundsen will not attempt the proposed airplane flight across the North Pole this year and will winter at Wainwright Alaska. Alexander Matthew, Amundsen's U S representative, says the plan is postponed until spring and Hamner in Norway will organize a relief expedition to meet him. Capt B T McIntyre, arriving Seattle, believes the Maud may be crushed by ice as hummocks rise around the hull, though the Maud is designed to lift with ice.
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Roald Amundsen
North Pole
Maud
Seattle
Amundsen
Wainwright
Alaska
Alexander Matthew
H. H. Hammer
United States
Hammer
Norway
B. T. McIntyre
MelIntyre
Capt
McIntyre
Nome
Phone Meters Defeated in Everett After Protests
Everett residents and city officials won a battle against telechronometer meters used since March to measure telephone service. Beginning October 1 the telechronometers will be discarded while a flat rate is kept, and meter records must be maintained pending further investigation. The Puget Sound region order also requires continued readings during the transition.
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Everett
Department of Public Works
Olympia
Directa
Puget Bound Telephone Company
San Diego Ensign Jack H. Shafter Killed as Plane Falls
Ensign Jack H. Shafter of San Diego died when his aircraft crashed during a training flight. The accident occurred as a routine mission, with officers surveying the site and notifying next of kin.
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San Diego
Jack H. Shafter
Meet Air Forces
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Ad
Mrs Detta Scholz of St Louis describes relief from monthly cramps and pain after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The ad asserts the remedy has aided women for nearly fifty years and promises gentle restoration of feminine health through plant-based ingredients.
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St. Louis
Lydia E. Pinkham
Doctor D D D Leads Domestic Difficulties Debate
Marian Hale Eether Schacht pursues a 1D LD D degree while guiding Hebrew Sheltering and Immigrant Aid Society clients through family issues. The interview covers tender romances aboard boats bringing picture brides, their reintegration, and the risks of unmet expectations.
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Marian Hale
Eether Schacht
Boata
Ellie
Abe
World War Era Indictments on Indigo and TNT Power
A Washington dispatch reviews indigo’s global impact from Germany’s cartel era. It traces coal tar origins to medicines, dyes, and explosives including TNT, noting secret agents and graft in its development and the wartime lessons. It highlights Adolf Pucyer’s 1880 synthesis and German dominance through 1900 and beyond.
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Germany
Adolf Pucyer
Badische Amlin-und-Soda Fabrik
University Extension Plans Elementary Accounting Course
University extension service announces a 36 session elementary accounting class to be organized Monday September 18 at 6 pm in room 1044 Henry Building. In charge of the course is University extension staff.
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Henry Building
University Extension Service
Man Fined For Clubbing Salmon On Sandy River
D L Taylor of Baraboo was arrested on Thursday and fined 50 dollars in district court after clubbing 12 salmon on the Sandy River. He claimed self-protection and had fished with a hook and line but struck the fish with a club after they refused to bite. BE H Clark district deputy game warden seized his catch and cited him for violations of game laws.
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Portland
D. L. Taylor
Baraboo Station
Taylor
Sandy River
BE. H. Clark
Ready to Open Cronkhite Case in Tacoma Grand Jury
Witnesses arriving in Tacoma to testify before a federal grand jury convening Monday over the death of Maj. Alexander Cronkhite at Camp Lewis on October 26, 1918. U. S. Attorney Revette leads the probe with many witnesses from the 213th engineers. Rosenbluth's role sparks conflicting testimony. An army inquiry ruled the death an accidental self pistol discharge, later cited as a murder by Cronkhite's father Maj. Gen. Cronkhite.
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Tacoma
Alexander Cronkhite
Camp Lewis
City
United States
T. P. Revette
Beattie
213Th Engineers
Robert Rosenbluth
Maj. Cronkhite
Educators to Meet in Spokane for 36th Convention
The Washington Educational Association will hold its 36th annual convention in Spokane starting Wednesday morning September 27. The three day event will continue through September 29 with Mrs. Minnie D. Bean of Tacoma serving as president and announcing the full program for the gathering.
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The
Washington Educational Association
Spokane
Minnie D. Bean
Tacoma
Tampico Cashier Wounded in Hold Up Bandits Kill Chauffeur
John H. Clark, an American cashier for Atlantic Gulf and West Indies Petroleum in Tampico, was seriously wounded during a robbery by bandits. His chauffeur was killed in the attack.
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Tampico
John H. Clark
Atlantic Gulf & West Indies Petroleum Corporation
Skagit River Power to Reach Seattle by 1924
C F Uhden reports Skagit River hydro electric project will deliver power to Seattle by January 1 1924. J D Ross says rates may drop after the Gorge Creek unit completes in December boosting city light capacity by about 50 000 horsepower. Rosa offers no forecast on the size of the reduction.
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Seattle
C. F. Uhden
J. D. Ross
City Light
Rosa
Gorge Creek
Ahden
Births in Seattle households reported by local men
A fragmented Vital Statistics list names Seattle residents such as Eddie A. Duvall Pa wh Humble James Lawrence 2062 Ave N and others with their addresses noting several births including girls and boys. The document lists numerous residents and street locations in a census style tally.
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Seattle
Duvall
Eddie A
Caropolis
Humble
James
Lawrence
Ave. N
Veree
Archie W
Fifth Ave
Wikes
Dean A
29Th Ave
Mate
William M
Ninth Ave
Y Turner
Charles W
N. E
Ketcham
Clifford Thurber
Carleton Ave
Somers
Edward
Orvitte
18Th Ave
N. W
Gir Chida
Yoshiro
Angel
Abe
Merters
Marry L
Frederick C
Howellstotto Yoseph G
Pontius Ave
Youhloka
Yester Wey
Chambers
Roy F
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Met
Regine Manville
Fleurette Jeoffrie
Elizabeth Kennedy
Pieurette
Joeffrie
Galli Curel
Ross
Edwards
Jean
Valjean
Chaplin
Glenn Goff
Mats
Billy
Hall Robison & Mierce
Page
Hack & Mack
George la “Shay
Gorts @ Duffy
Carson & Kane
Pantagescope
Victoria
Fort Angeles Strait
Maila
San
San Juan Island
Bellingham - Anacortes
Port Townsend
Mill Ports
Hood Canal
Neah Bay & Way
Puget Sound Navigation Cc
Marion ST .Hone Main
Peoples Savings Bank
Second Ave
Pike NT
Edwin J. Brown
D. D. Ss
Columbia St
Dr. Brown
U.S. Navy Yard
Colman Dock
Vreven
Beetle
Bremerton
Frew Bremevive
Olympic Htway
Hoodpal
Olympic Peninsula
Bremevive
Beatle
Bremerton Chamber of Commerce
Navy Yard
Colman Dock Mein
Minnie Benedetti
New Castle
Colo
Preeby Mall
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Seattle Community School For Music
Storr
Seneca St
Esther Schacht
Washington
U. of W
Carkeek Park
M. J. Carkeek
Nikko
Japan
Kegon
Cronkhite
Madison Park
Skagit
Walden
Hilda
Poulsbo
Zoratti
John G
Phillips
Sheldon
Barraclough
Blanche
Hanes
Edith
Wellman
Oscar
College Plas
MacDonald
Grace
Lind
Wilhelmina
Churchill
Garner James
Sea
Uson
Waldo W
Keene Blad
Rore C. M
N Relchert
Otel M. Luella
Otto
Williams
Hazel M
Cleveland
Alice
Riste
Walter Carver
Brown
Edwin
Manisso
Josephine
Wella
George L
Witte
Enid C
Henrikson
Sophus
Sherman
Baley
Sawyer
James F
Chapman
Thora M
Grai Bonachems
Grace M
Deaths Johnson
Frederick Marion
Jeeee
Vancouver
Wash
C. F. Riddell
Richard 8. Jones
8. M. Bracket
J. K. Joyce
Spruce Corporation
J. H. MacGregor
Doan
J. W. Phillips
Second Ave. N. E
Dean
Ow! Drug Co
C. E. Spink
Dean’s
Foster-Milburn Co., Mfg
Buffalo
N. Y
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