State industrial news from Olympia July 12
Reduced appropriations by the last legislature total 1.25 million in state taxes this year vs 1914. Wilkeson and Tenino quarries vie to supply native stone for the new capitol. Cle Elum votes on an 18000 dollar brick school. Port Angeles awards a 94533 street project. A Chehalis river bridge is demanded at Independence Thurston County.
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Arizona Dreadnought Nears Commission as Navy's Largest
The Arizona, largest American battleship yet built at New York Navy Yard, slides into water as the thirty ninth U S battleship since 1892. With twelve fourteen inch guns and twenty two five inch rifles she surpasses the New York and Pennsylvania in size, cost, and armament while promising higher speed and greater displacement.
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