Rise of Washington city shifts from terror to order
In Seattle, two years of labor related terrorism and gang violence gave way to a sweeping political shift. Voters elected Arthur B. Langlie as mayor, ending the Dore administration and promising swift law enforcement against gang activity and “beef squads.” The result reflects a broad protest by both organized and unorganized labor and business groups seeking protection and progress.
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Masquerading Daughter Recalled by Chicago Mother
A Chicago mother recalls her 16 year masquerade when her third child Katherine Vine was raised as a son named George. The family kept the ruse secret from relatives and outsiders while Katherine grew up presenting as male until the truth emerged in Chicago and San Francisco.
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Nicholas Vine
San Francisco
Katherine
George”, Vine
Oldest Airline Blamed By High Taxes In San Antonio
Miss Louise Hoppe, 45, jilted and unaddressed, was arrested Thursday night on North Street after buying liquor with a 200 tax issue. Officer J A Blrickland reported the purchase as evidence. Judge Phil Di Shook dismissed the charge at Friday Corporation Court hearing where Hoppe denied intoxication.
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Shook
Blind Flying Concept Sparks Air Travel Debate
A report from Washington outlines a wild proposal to aid blind pilots by using trained pigeons or other aids to navigate. Engineer Metcalf and others discuss crossing the Atlantic with unconventional guidance methods, hoping to improve homeward orientation in strong winds.
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Bureau of Nis Commerce
Metcalf
Barra
Asutquiolive
Eric Ae
Youth Respondents Divided Over Willingness to Bear Arms
Washington March 11 14 Youths aged 16 to 23 questioned by the American youth commission show sharp divisions over willingness to bear arms. Among 6832 surveyed 35 percent would protect, 31 percent would go if drafted, 10 percent would fight only if invasion loomed, 17 percent would take other action, 4 percent were uncertain and 12 percent would refuse. About one fifth of girls said they would advise brothers or sweethearts to return to fight.
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American Youth Commission
United States
Southernmost Road Through Ghils region
The world’s southernmost highway lies in Ghils, running north of the Straits of Magellan through the sheep region.
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Sheep Region
Straits of Magollan
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