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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1914
Page
4
An extraterrestrial visitor imagines earth’s courtroom as a theatre of delay and dissension. The judge grumbles about delayed justice while jurors endure smoke filled rooms and harsh parole, revealing a biting satire on the American legal system.
The Seattle Argus rails against Hanson as progressive while praising his honesty and humanity. The Star endorses Hanson as trustworthy beyond party lines, arguing Jones would be worse in any party. A brief Paris hotel quip closes with Continental hotel occupancy.
The text surveys the rugged Argonne region, noting the Argonne ridge running northwest near the frontier about 40 miles in, with Craonne on a high ridge north of the Aisne. It explains the Aisne river’s course from the southeast to Compiegne and highlights surrounding defenses near Vie Crouy and Vailly as German positions fell at Craonne’s eastern end.
A satirical jumble of mock sports terms and editor notes appears in a Wyoming weekly section. The spoof names and phrases parody games and readers letters while an ad line extols silk hose as a picnic charm and another quip links money to meaning.
Washington expects a national cotton fabrics show October 7 and 8 with Mrs Thomas R Marshall and Mrs Champ Clark as patronesses to promote American women wearing garments made from the Souths principal product.
Photoplay listings show Sweetheart Days starring Mary Pickford at the New Circuit and Boy a two part Eclair drama on the bill. Eclectic releases War Stricken Louvain with Kearton footage and Sparks of Fate with Bushman at the Class A theatre. The Colonial hosts Viking Queen and Beloved Adventurer serials plus Broncho Billy and more through Tuesday night.
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