Miscreants Steal Auto Tools and Tire Abductions Reported
Local police caution that unknown offenders steal autos and parts then return vehicles or abandon them nearby. Bags of tools and a spare tire were taken. several cars including those of Al Darlington, H. Bf. Morgan, Skeffington, and Art True were targeted. Officers have leads and expect arrests soon.
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al Darlington
Peshastin
Leavenworth
Lou Brender
H. Bf. Morgan
W. D. Skeffington
Wm. van Brocklin
Skeffington
State Wins Fisheries Victory
Defense of Washington sockeye fisheries defeats a treaty signed by the previous national administration with Great Britain. Gov Hart and Sen W L Jones testified before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee that the proposal would exempt half of British Columbia waters while including half of Puget Sound, where sockeye are rare. The Legislature and fisheries board urged safeguards and a new law creates a fisheries board to negotiate with British Columbia for a scientific restoration of the sockeye run.
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Great Britain
International
Gov
Hart
W. L. Jones
Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
Harding
Hughes
British Columbia
Puget Sound
Legislature
Fisheries Board
City Council Regular Meeting Minutes
The May 24 1921 regular city council session conducted with Mayor Blomeke and councilmen Barclay Thompson Stelzig Ball and Walker present. Minutes were read and approved.
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Blomeke
Barclay, Thompson
Stelzig
Ball
Walker
Pilate’s Reservoir Rebuilds Water Supply For Jerusalem
Jerusalem’s water system, long starved by drought, is revived by repairing Pilate’s 5 million gallon reservoir Birkett Assauh and extending gravity pipelines to city standpipes. The British pipeline plan links to Ain ed Dirweh springs and Hebron road tanks, halving the city’s death rate.
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Jerusalem
Kedron
Christ
Birkett Assauh
Solomons Pool
Pontius Pilate
Pilate
Ain Ed Dirweh
Philip
Hebron
Holy
Hes
Crows Outwit Patch Guard With Cotton Wind Flap Trick
A farmer recalls scaring crows from a watermelon patch by placing poles around the area and tying cotton strips to flap in the wind. The method, praised as effective, contrasts with other tried ideas like an old umbrella.
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Birmingham
R. Bo Posey
Los Angeles
Manual Training In Local High School A Big Success
The Leavenworth manual training exhibit showcased pupil work under Mr. Lindahl. It included a white enameled dressing table a Victrola cabinet oak library table sewing machine stand and oak dressers. Supporters say the program teaches fundamental crafts and will aid future generations.
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Leavenworth
Lindahl
City Council Abandons Walks Plan on Commercial Street
At Tuesday’s city council meeting twenty one property owners petitioned to repeal the local improvement district and abandon sidewalks. No organized or general plan for sidewalk construction will proceed for two years unless the petitioners’ request is fully followed. A few owners may build on their properties but broad action is discouraged until a wider, continuous effort begins.
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Commercial Street
Omlinane
St Paul’s Evangelical Lutheran Church Notice
Sunday School at 10 a.m. lesson Sodom and Gomorrah Sermon at 10 45 a m Text John 15 1 18 The Ladies Aid meets with Mrs N Nelson June 2 at 2 80 p m Wm Lueckel pastor
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Ladies’ Aid
Local Notes on People Places and Prices
Attorney Sam Sumner visits Wenatchee with clients. Merle Schons place near Wenatchee damaged about 500 by two weeks of rain. Rainmaker Hatfield urged to stop showers from Medicine Hat Alberta. Mrs. B. H. Bryan attends funeral of Mrs. J. A. MacKinnon in Seattle. Leavenworth Degree of Honor convention in Cashmere includes twelve new members. Frank Mull buys Beulah Abbot tract and plans to live there. Leavenworth attendees at county Sunday school convention in Wenatchee include several named women. David White buys the Peak hotel, takes charge. Mr Green moves to Everett. R A Brown leases barn to Royal Development Co. and moves to Monitor ranch. flood adds acreage with little net gain.
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David White
Peak
Otto Green
Mr. Green
Everett
Mrs. Green
Mr. White
The
R. A. Brown
Royal Development Co
Monitor
Deak
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