Increase in Membership for Law and Order League
The Law and Order League in Seattle drew heavy interest as applications flooded headquarters. Organizers plan permanent offices and aim to enroll thousands within Seattle to advocate constitutional government after the Post-Intelligencer upheaval.
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Ines Breattle
Wash
Barre
Law and Order League
League
Seattle
FP Ry
Singleton
Hoster
Air Command
Post-Intelligencer
Iblic
Dave Beck
Seattle Laborazor
Beck
Chareed
Extendite
Spee
John F. Re
Senator Robinson to Speak on Tax Policy on Radio Tonight
New York Aug 2 1904 Senator Joseph T Robinson will appear on WABO CHS radio at 8 43 PM for a 15 minute talk. The Democrats push strong lines against Landon and the GOP.
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New York
Landon
Joseph T. Robincos
Robinson
Bandera Prepares Labor Day Centennial Celebration
Bandera plans a large Labor Day crowd to climax its Centennial year with a barbecue on the Manette Park grounds, a Gay's Bandita parade, a 2 rodeo events, and a street procession. Authorities anticipate strong turnout from the region.
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Pandera
Manette
Bandera
New York Labor Body Backs Press Strike
Syracuse dispatch reports the New York labor group endorses a press strike, warning that jolting the industry could jeopardize the free flow of news. The meeting closes with calls for solidarity and support for journalists amid ongoing labor disputes.
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N. Y
Treasury Position Report Shows August Receipts and Expenditures
Treasury data for August shows receipts of 29.17 million from customs and total monthly expenditures of 87.56 million. The year to date figures cite 60.52 million in receipts and 810.75 million in spending, including emergency appropriations and other outlays as recorded by the Treasury.
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Treasury
Washington
Terrorism in Seattle Strike Drives Paper Shutdown
A Seattle affair unfolding from August 12 shows militant picket gangs brutalizing Post-Intelligencer staff, forcing suspension of publication. Reported beatings, threats, and widespread intimidation culminated as police and officials failed to intervene amid tensions with labor leaders and city authorities.
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Law, and Order League
Post Tntelligencer
Armol
Seattle
Post-Intelligencer
Loughs
Violent Picket Storm at Post-Intelligencer Building
A mob outside the Post-Intelligencer building on August 13 brutalized staff including Jack Chuiofer and H.C. McIntosh, dragging men to the sidewalk, breaking teeth, and injuring hands and lips. Police later escorted workers to cars as crowds surged, while several editors and reporters endured hours inside the besieged newsroom amid shattered windows and a tense standoff.
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Post~ Intelligencer
Dave Back
Seattle
East
Fast- Intelligencer
Post-Intelligehcer
Mssenger
Vass
Post-Intergencer
Post-Intelligencer
Policn
John F. Dore
Labor
Beck
Deck
Zere
Ano
Hlockade
Dohalt
Lagonaily Euros
Orlin
Wiethues
Choy
Toa
Jack Chuiofer
Breen Edition
Fosl-Inteligencer
Negran
Nowe
Chulofez
H.C. McIntosh
Green Effition Suburban District
McIntosh
Circulation Department
Rand
Buddy Sroken
C. H. Bingham
Bingham
Jereat
Lear
Harold Fackler
I. G. Fowler
Sixth Avenue
Ito
Harold H. Hiatt
Post Intelligencer
Pine Street
Hintt
Liwe
Citg
Oper
Dore
Post- Intelligencer
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Seatlle
Gir
Hr Building
Repper
Tiphimt
Aller Vrin
Fredom
Rutselles
Ons Statlereg 2 Winday
Leeys
Hur Ag
Wicker
Children’s throats pay off in cash at Baylor
Dallas Aug 23 Pipsm ans at Baylor hospital today rejected how much better a pay-off children's throat provide than marble machines. Two operations Thursday one on a 5-year-old boy and the other on a 41-month-old girl, netted two nickels. The coins were removed with one bronchoscope, without anesthetics.
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Dallas
Pipsmans
Baylor Hospital
Art Revived In Hawaii Tapa Cloth Making Resumes
Hawaiian children learn the nearly last craft of tapa cloth making by pounding back, preserving a fading cultural tradition and passing skills to a new generation.
Murder aboard ship linked to waterfront killing mystery
California officers pursued a chartered flight to Alameda with suspect George Wallace in the March 22 knife slaying of George W. Alberts chief engineer aboard the freighter Point Lobos. District Attorney Earl Warren announced the waterfront murder mystery solved with four arrests including three Marine union officials and a union seaman Wallace alias White, while a fourth suspect remained unnamed.
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Brownsville
California
Alameda
George Wallace
George W. Alberts
Oakland
Calif
Earl Warren
Mariime
Warren
George Alberts
Point Lab
White
Texas
San Francisco
Earl King
Marine Firemen
Oilers
Watertenders
Ay Vipers Association
A. M. Murphy
F.h.ramsty
Union
Traffic Victim 60 Dies As Car Strikes Pedestrian
A New Orleans man was held in jail after an automobile jumped a curb and crushed T. J. Thompson, 60, near a church yesterday in Big Sandy. Police investigate the fatal incident and identify the vehicle involved.
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Big Sandy
T. J. “Thompsoin
New Orleans
WPA Saves Money on Shore Line Job
In St. Louis on August 28 the WPA shore line improvement from Chain of Rocks to Carondelet along the Mississippi River is about 15 percent complete since last February with a total expenditure of 294,690 dollars. The toll allotment for the project appears not to be fully adequate.
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ST. Louis
Mississippi River
Chain of Rocks
Carondetet
Works Progress Administration
Water power plants lead steam turbines in U S output
Washington Aug 2 For the first time since records began hydroelectric plants in operation exceeded steam plants last year Federal Power Commission compiling 166 pages of Geological Survey data show 1523 hydro plants and 1491 steam plants in 1935 with hydro output 99 987 656 000 kilowatt hours and steam 58 000 000 000 kilowatt hours a shift from 1929 with steam down 3 5 billion and hydro up 5 2 billion Janssens records score for Paramounts The General Died at Dawn includes his score and conducting a 12 piece orchestra
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Washington
United States Geological Survey
Federal Power Commission
Geological Survey
Jansse Records
Werner Janssens
Paramount
Janssens
Houston Marks Centennial With Parade Down Ship Channel
Thousands gathered in Houston as the city opened its hundredth birthday celebration. A marine parade of sixty decorated vessels traveled the ship channel to Sylvan Beach, with the 82nd Jacinto at the promontory as the route. Special services featured songs from Texas’s early days and ceremonies honoring independence fighters, followed by a battlefield style show, fireworks, and further activities. The jubilee festivities continue tomorrow with a festival.
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Houston
Touston Striets
Ua Porte
Jacinto B
Texas
Tamorrow
Convicts Hold Seven Hostages in Flight Across Texas
Paris dispatch reports three men identified as escaped Arkamsas Convicta seized seven persons during a crossing from East Texas. They abducted C W Hudson station operator and his family near a village, forcing them to drive to a point near Clarksville, then took two couples into Hudson's truck before forcing a rapid drive to Den Kalb where Hudson was released.
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Arkamsas Convicta
Texas
Lio
C. W. Hudson
Illag
Here
Hudson
Clarksville
den Kalb
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