What Sort Of An Army Is U S Going To Have
Washington reports the Hay bill and Chamberlain bill shape the final army law. The Hay bill adds 40 000 regulars to 140 000, creates a 60 000 man regular reserve, federalizes 129 000 militia, and builds a national guard reserve of 100 000. The Chamberlain bill would raise regulars to about 10 726 officers and 140 000 enlisted, create an officers reserve, and form a volunteer citizen army and technical reserves with expanded guards pay and duties.
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Seattle civic efficiency and tax concerns in city governance
Austin E. Griffiths argues for reform in Seattle’s city structure, favoring abolition or downsizing of the harbor and utilities departments. He notes state control can erode city charter powers and calls for clear understanding of political relations among city county state. He cites the public service commission’s authority and the annual $28,000 cost of the utilities department as a target for retrenchment.
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Waifs and Wonders at Liberty and Nearby Theatres
A Liberty program features the film Waifs with Jane Grey and William Desmond, as well as Edith Storey and Antonio Moreno at the Rex in The Island of Regeneration. The bill includes Scorched Wings with Betty Gray and Paul Panzer, plus Her Dream of Life and Billys Double, among other vaudeville and comedy attractions.
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Police Hear of Schiller Plan From German Captive
In New York on April 1 Ernest Schiller, a German held by authorities, recounted a tale of taking command at Matoppo and claiming he ordered a ship to ram what he believed to be a British cruiser before realizing it was a freighter. He is detained as officials decide his fate.
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Public ownership through home rule and charter reform
The writer argues for reduced costs and continued public ownership via home rule and a constitutional amendment. He suggests state law changes if the right leaders are elected, and urges the council to cut positions and refuse appropriations to lower taxes. Austin F. Griffiths signs the piece.
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Barrymore to Headline Coliseum Run With The Lost Bridegroom
John Barrymore, renowned stage star and screen artist, will be featured at the Coliseum theater for three days starting Sunday in The Lost Bridegroom. Barrymore’s artistry is highly regarded by film fans and critics alike.
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Notorious Murder Suspect Arrives for San Francisco Case
Jas Marlano arrives from Seattle amid claims of innocence in the Biaggio Villardo murder. Police say the suspect, identified by jailer James Spoon as Pietro Torturici, is too young and Mariano denies the charge. Marlano faces arraignment before Judge Brady with a plea to be entered later.
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Progressive delegates named for state convention plan
Thirty six delegates to the state progressive convention will be named. King County progressives meet in mass caucus on April 15. The Bull Moose state convention will total 156 delegates and convene two days before the Republican gathering at Yakima.
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Dr James B Angell Dies at 87 in Ann Arbor Home
Dr James B Angell, 87, president emeritus of the University of Michigan, died at his Ann Arbor home on April 1. The longtime educator led the university and influenced higher education policy during his tenure. His death marks the end of an era in Michigan academia.
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James B. Angell
University of Michigan
Mutual accusations mark city finance committee meeting
President Haas and Councilman Hanna traded insinuations at a Friday finance committee session. Hanna said he followed Haas on bond sales then reversed, Haas called him a jockey voter, and Hanna retorted that Haas changes his mind every five minutes. Switcrland note adds ancient cattle remark.
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April Fool Calls Create Seattle Prank Night
A wave of 3 a m phone pranks hits Seattle as callers impersonate clerks and police officers. Frank Onetott, a court clerk, and Police Sergeant G O receive hoax calls about non existent court and speeding limits. Over 100 residents dial Elliott 641 and are met with a jokey reply. The public finds the gag tiresome as April humor clashes with real concerns.
Drunkenness rises in Tacoma with March arrests top prior months
Tacoma report shows March arrests for drunkenness total 64, higher than January and February combined, despite sheriff and police efforts to curb legal liquor sales. The article notes ongoing enforcement challenges and a rising trend in alcohol-related incidents.
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Star Want Ads Promises Land Bargains Abound
Local want ads highlight numerous land bargains and opportunities for buyers seeking affordable plots and real estate options.
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