Recallers Foiled Fight Over County Commission Recall
A Bellevue Bellevue area meeting erupted in dispute over a recall effort against County Commissioners Claude Ramsey C Smith and Thomas Dobbon. Charges allege misuse of county funds totaling 2 206 01 on January 19 1920 19 261 94 on March 29 1926 and 14 258 90 on May 4 1920 plus improper aiding of Capt John L Anderson lessee of the county ferry system to divert county fuel valued at 728 02.
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Bellevue
Claude, Rameny
C. Smith
Thomas Dobbon
Ferguson
Thomas W. Daugherty
Bellevue Farmer
Ana
William Raine
Frank Terrace
Orillia
Terrace
John W. Nelson
Seattle
Uim
J. HH
Burns
John L. Anderson
Official Sold on Basin Plan in Northwest Feasibility Endorsed
Spokane reports F. M. Goodwin secretary of interior along with Marvin Chase and Fred A. Adams surveyed the Columbia Basin watershed in Montana and Northern Idaho. He termed the project impressive economically and engineeringly and pledged favorable consideration when presenting the plan to the government.
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Spokane
Columbia Basin
F. M. Goodwin
Northwest
Goodwin
Marvin Chase
State Hydraulics
Fred A. Adams
Montana
Idaho
Flathead Lake
Flathead River
Clark's Fork
Pend Oreille
Secretary of the Interior
Youth Beats Prison Guard in County Jail Incident
W C Wilmore a guard at the county jail sustained painful injuries after being attacked by a 17 year old prisoner named L Baisden who had recently escaped from the Chehalis reformatory. Deputy Sheriff W H Barr intervened when the guard cried for aid near the county jail. Baisden was locked up.
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W. C. Wilmore
Wilmore
L. Baisden
Chehalis Reformatory
San Francisco
Baisden
W. H. Barr
Alleged Reds Raided by U S Men at Kalama Ranch
Federal officials raided a meeting on Jacob Tula kus ranch two miles south of Kalama seizing documents they say link attendees to the Communist Party. Delegates from the Workers Party of America attended. Records were taken from Max Lerner of Seattle. No arrests.
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Kalama
Jacob Tulakus
Here
Communist Party
Workers' Party of America
Max Lerner
University St
Seattle
Apple export prospects improve says Fruitland editor
Charles H. Beery, editor of Fruitland, forecasts higher apple exports this season. He notes Washington crops will be larger this year and of better quality overall, boosting the export trade.
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Charles H. Beery
Fruitland
Washington
Beery
Dances in Paradise Plan Greek Theater at Park
Five Greek dancers from the Cornish School of Music plan a Greek theater near Paradise Inn in Rainier National Park for a summer program. Miss Nellie Cornish discussed the project with park officials while previews show 160 dancers in a moving picture moment.
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Paradise Plan
Paradise Valley
Clara Damrosch Seymour
Cornish School of Music
Beattie
Mise Nellie Cornish
Grek
Wild Flower Gardens
Paradine Valley
Rainier National Park
Misa Cornish
Lford W. McDowell
Park
National Park
Miss Cornish
T. H. Martin
Park Company
Paradise Inn
Bryan declares against Miller in First District bid
J W Bryan former congressman files candidacy to oppose John F Miller in the First District. He accuses Miller of voting with party bosses and promises a wide campaign across the district to challenge the Republican Old Guard and the reactionary spirit in national policy.
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James W. Bryan
John F. Miller
Miller
Bryan
Green Peppers in Hash From J. Ega By James W. Egan
A fragmentary, informal column reveals a writer facing writer’s block and scribbling impressions like green peppers in hash. It mentions a correspondent sending unclear epistles, wartime veterans’ papers, a Seattle street scene with an old woman selling roses, and musings on literary revival with figures like Carlyle and Artemus Ward.
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James W. Egan
Seattle
Settlement Talks Resume Between City and Strauss Bridge Co
Negotiations toward a settlement of the controversy between the Strauss Bascule Bridge Co and the city will be resumed, announced Monday by Mayor Brown. The company sues the city for 360000 over alleged patent infringement in constructing three North End bridges, with October set for court.
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Strauss Bascule Bridge Co
Brown
Strauss Company
North End
Walter F. Meier
Golden Wedding Celebrated by Laundgreen Couple
Mr and Mrs C H Laundgreen of 4529 8th Ave N EB celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary with a Sunday reception at the Swedish Lutheran church in the Green Lake district and a party later at home. They have resided in Beattie for 10 years. Yakima Sufficient refrigerator care to accommodate all soft fruit cro wers are now on Northern Pacific line according to H A Gien district agent.
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Struggie
Veta
Yakima
Northern Pacific Line
H. A. Gien
N. I
Pike Place opened under Mayor Brown with Kathryn Miracle in charge
The improved Pike Place formally opened Saturday with Mayor Brown and Kathryn Miracle leading the harbors and public ar mittee in charge of the program.
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Brown
Pike Place
Kathryn Miracle
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Reapon
Thomas Carlyle
Lord Byron
Artemus Ward Twain
Seek Bridge Settlement
Silk
McKay
Louis
Everett
Tolle du Nord
Rample
Normandy Val
Torchon
Mary Davis
University of Washington
BON Marche
Navy
Union Street
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