Chelan County Votes for Referendum No 1 and 2 in 1924
Chelan County canvassed results show Referendum No 1 the Carl yon bill approved by a 2.84 to 2.25 percent margin, and Referendum No 2 the Soldiers home bill carried 4.12 to 1,145. The county backed a constitutional property taking amendment but defeated the salary increase amendment, with party votes spread across statewide and local offices including governor Hart and congressman Webster.
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Control of Waterpower in Washington State
Washington asserts state authority over all water resources despite federal provisions. State Hydraulic Engineer Marvin Chase says the Federal Power Act does not limit state supervision or licensing. He notes filings with the Federal Power Commission do not replace state applications and emphasizes state control over irrigation and municipal water use.
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Half Truth in Silly Style Follies
A fragmentary page item hints at a comic dialogue about fashion and truth involving Angeline and Mike. References include Silk Sox and a New England paper style joke, with a crowding of casual quips and a joke about aigrettes. The piece feels like a column gag from a late 19th or early 20th century paper.
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