Rain and Crime The Weather and Criminal Minds
James W. Egan muses on how rain and meteorological factors affect crime in Seattle. A criminologist Luke S May notes crime drops in wet periods and rises with heat, wind, and barometric changes. The piece playfully links weather to criminal behavior and even jokes about reading weather almanacs to stay out of trouble.
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James W. Egan
Seattle
Crooksa
Luke S. May
New York
May
Newt
Gustav Aschaffenberg
Mr. May
Intercity Power Tie Between Seattle and Tacoma Rejected
The Puget Sound Water & Light Co. offer to link Seattle and Tacoma electric systems over private lines was rejected at a joint utilities and finance committee meeting. An intertie line remains planned for emergency power sharing, with an estimated cost of 150000 dollars.
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Puget Sound Water & Light Co
Seattle
Tacoma
Utilities and Finance Committee
Discrimination on Teachers Is Denied by School Board
President Carle B. Croson told Friday's meeting that the board does not discriminate against Beattie teachers. He cited 46 of 100 teachers elected this year are from Seattle in response to attacks on outsider instructors.
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Beattie
Carle B. Croson
Croson
Seattle
Keep Well Exercise by Dr RK H Bishop
Keep Well Exercise outlines simple morning routines to stay toned for a busy day. It recommends waking early, stretching arms and legs, deep breaths, and walking outdoors if possible to gain the benefits of open air. A note from Emporia Kansas reports William Allen White resigning as Judge editor amid a magazine campaign for returning light wines and beer.
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Emporia, Kan
William Allen White
Judge Because
Wave-wire aerials aid trans Atlantic reception
Godley explains a wave-wire antenna nine miles long used on Long Island for European communications. The long wire’s directionality reduces static, with multiple coastal stations from Asbury Park to Bar Harbor shifting operation to avoid thunderstorms and maintain steady traffic.
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Paul F. Godley
Long Island
Atlantic
Asbury Park
N. J
Bar Harbor
Jersey Coast
Jersey
Queen Margaret Stewart in Oriental Fiesta at White Center
Miss Margaret Stewart is a candidate for Queen of Sheba in the Oriental Fiesta to be staged at White Center from August 16 to 20. The event will be produced on an elaborate scale with a new program planned for each evening of the festival.
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Margaret Stewart
Sheba
White Center
American Held as Rum Flyer Flight Near Mexico City
Irving Davis, an American, was arrested while attempting to fly a border route near Texas. Officials found 12 cases of whiskey on the plane and Finance Minister De la Huerta announced the aircraft would be confiscated.
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Mexico City
Irving Davis
Am Paw
Redo
Texan
de la Huerta
Australia Seeks Northwest Apples Market
Simeon T Tebey president Rainier Valley State bank says a market exists for Pacific Northwest apples in Australia. He spoke on travel and world markets to Chamber of Commerce members stressing profitable investment in the Philippines and notes waste of raw products without proper transit sheds and reevaluation. DR W B CARTER of Beattie was elected moderator at the Northwest Coast Maritime Association convention in Tacoma.
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Pacific Northwest
Australia
Simeon T. Tebey
Rainier Valley State Bank
Chamber of Commerce
Philippines
Itas
W. BD. Carter
Beattie
Northwest Coast Maptial Association
Tacoma
Mother-in-law jealousy and a faded plea for sympathy
Cynthia Grey discusses the mother-in-law dynamic, tracing how jealousy and competing affections strain marriage. Uncle Dan asks about Lemuria and lists American artists elected to the Academy of Arts. Lily of the valley plants are described for depth and placement.
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American Academy of Arta
Lettera
John Binger Sargent
Edwin Howland Blaahfield
Elihu Vedder
George de Forest Dtruah
Carl Melthers
Charles Adama Platt
Childe Haswvem
Home Medicine Cabinet Tips By Mail From Seattle Star
The Seattle Star invites readers to request home medicine cabinet suggestions by writing to its Washington bureau and sending two cents for postage. Letters were returned due to insufficient or incorrect addresses from Mrs. C. E. Steliman Port Angeles Mrs. W. Forhan Dovailen Place Seattle and Mr. Isadore Rauke general delivery Seattle.
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Star
Seattle Star
Washington Bureau
New York Ave
Washington
D. C
Mra. C. KE. Steliman
Port Angeles
Wash
Mra. W. Forhan
Dovailen Place
Seattle
Isadore Rauke
General Delivery
Dyer Enters County Commissioner Race as Taxpayers Candidate
R M Dyer a Seattle businessman and park board member announces his bid for county commissioner in the first district. He opens campaign HQ at 513 Alaska building and says he runs at the request of business leaders to pursue lower taxes. Dyer arrived in Seattle in 1905 and spent 17 years as vice president and treasurer of Puget Sound Bridge Dredging Co.
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R. M. Dyer
Seattle Park Board
Western Washington Automobile Club
Dyer
Alaska
Kh. M. Dyer
Seattle
Puget Sound Bridge Dredging Company
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RK. H. Bishop - Emember How
Godley
JeLerytn
Wwe
R. & H.C. Cook
East
Elliott
Liduoe Aner
BY Frederick Reomeier
Northwest
Cynthia Grey
Uncle Dan
Miss Grey
Fatty
Cynthia Ghey
Mine Grey
Hetening
Indian Ocean
Haeckel
Madagascar
Ielandia
America
James Scrimgean
102Nd St
Coaster
the Star
THE
Star Office
Circulation Dept
Union
Ables
Hartt
Jin Ifter
All
Stitt
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