Ask Nat Says Youth Ready For Fourth Wife
Stamford reports John Tyson a youthful millionaire, thrice married, eager for a fourth wife when freed from his third. He doubts expertise on marriage, mocks spite as unfit motive, and recalls recent marriages to Mixa Rose Exmner and Olive Bass. Tyson’s home is guarded by dogs and a Japanese butler as media probes his romances.
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John Tyson
Nat Goodwin
Tyson
Goodwin
Mixa Rose
Olive Bass
Mra
Joseph Hawley
Bass
Hut
Hasse
Miss Exmner
The Perfect Girl Miss Edwards Beats Medical Odds
Misa Edwards, once deemed invalid by doctors, becomes a celebrated figure in physical culture. At 18 she displays exceptional measurements and athletic development, earning the title from the Physical Culture Society of New York at age 12 and planning a stage career plus a school to teach her methods.
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Misa Edwards
Miss Edwards
Physical Culture Society of
New York
Alisa Edwards
Waler
Japan Looks to Tariff Favors of All Allies
Tokyo reports resolutions from the annual congress of the Associated Chambers of Commerce of Japan. They urge a uniform low tariff among allies and higher tariffs for non allies, calling for fair treatment of Japanese goods in treaties with England and France and for reform of dominion preferences to protect Japanese exports.
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Japan
Tokyo
Rept
Associated Chambers of Commerce of
England
France
Russia
Canada
Australia
Theatres Palace Hippodrome Road Show No 1 Opens
The Palace Hippodrome debuts Road Show No 1 to crowded houses with John White's Circus, Beaux and Helles musical numbers, dancing by Max Ford and Hettie Alma, banjo art by Alice Allison, blackface comedy by Hilly Broad, a domestic farce by Maude Kimball, Lillian Gish and Franklin Ritchie in Man's Enemy, and a promise of Road Show No 2 on Sunday.
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John White
Beaux
Helles
Max Ford
Hettie Alma
Alice Allison
Hilly Broad
Maude Kimball
West Seattle Citizens Push Plans for Los Viaduct
More than 100 West Seattle residents formed an association to campaign for a viaduct linking Railroad Avenue to West Seattle. They met at Hiawatha Field House and elected John H. Todd as manager, W. A Brady as financial secretary, B. A Lyman as recording secretary, L. Y Davis as treasurer. Trustees include William Doyle, G. Moore, C. J. Kelley, G. M. Ashford, KE. A. Klezie, Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Thatcher, and George A. Smith.
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West Seattle
Railroad Ave
Hiawatha Field House
John H. Todd
W. A Brady
B.A Lyman
L. Y Davis
William Doyle
G. Moore
C. J. Kelley
G. M. Ashford
KE. A. Klezie
Pool Hall Wrecked by Police Under Chief Beckingham
Police officers acting on Chief Beckingham's order reduced the Baden hotel pool room at 106 Pine St to rubble on Thursday. Dry squad officers had arrested proprietor Thomas Hitchcock and an employee Mickey Welch the previous night for alleged violation of the dry law.
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Beckingham
Baden
Thomas Hitchcock
Mickey Welch
Hoagland Elected UW Freshman Class President
Otto Hoagland former Broadway high school basketball captain wins freshman class president at the University of Washington in the largest freshman election to date with more than 600 votes cast on Wednesday.
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Otto Hoagland
Broadway High School
University of Washington
Freshmen Urged to Turn Out for Crews
Tom Cushman, varsity crew captain, calls for a larger freshman turnout while Coach Conibear is in the East. He says current turnout is satisfactory, and more freshmen from the huskies could yield one of the best freshmen crews in the history of the university.
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Tom Cushman
Conibear
Sealed Bottle Travels From Wisconsin to Guam by Mail
A bottle tossed into the Chippewa River at Bruce Wisconsin in 1912 drifted thousands of miles and was found on Guam Beach in 1916. It carried Grace Walkers address, now Mrs. Paul Pinnow of Bruce, who had been 14 when she cast it into the river and married on May 30.
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Wis
Paul Pinnow
Guat Trone
U. S
Guam
Marianne Group
Pacific Ocean
Detroit
Mich
Trone
Grace Walker
Chippewa River
Miss Walker
Frank E Kleinschmidt Witnessed War From Kaiser's Side
Explorer and big game hunter Frank E Kleinschmidt reports he and Sven Heden were the only outsiders allowed to witness actual fighting by the central powers. He says he flew with Austrians and was wounded in the thigh while photographing the front.
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Irv Cobb
Frank E. Kleinschmidt
Sven Heden
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