Will You Give Just One Hour Campaign Drive
Nonpartisan campaign seeks 10 000 signatures this week in Seattle. If 500 volunteers spend one hour each, 20 signatures can be collected per petition at listed locations including Nonpartisan headquarters and Pike Place market. Every filled petition counts toward a free independent state.
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Seattle
Arcade Building
Ole Hanson's
Pike St
Shorey’s
New York
Pike Place Market
Congress to investigate cost of living rise and profits
The piece mocks a congressional probe into rising living costs while noting large profits at meat and packing houses and big gains at railroads. It quips that next year Congress will study trivial issues like apples in dumplings and wind in bellows, contrasting public concern with corporate gains.
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1Lus
Pennsylvania Railroad
New York Central
Congress
Time to Begin on nitrate supply for U S defense
The United States Geological Survey warns of low grade nitrate deposits at home and reliance on Chilean imports for gunpowder and explosives. It urges rapid development of water power to build a government nitrate plant, opposing private control of remaining water powers and other natural resources.
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Ainning
Water-Power-Trust
United States
Nose Pride and Odd Tales From Walla Walla
Fragmented selections recount musings on noses and pride, a peculiar tree with sideways branches and self-supporting roots, fables of a woman at a butcher shop, and lighthearted boycott quips. Also notes on local photography and a question about Pershing’s fate.
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M. T. Cranium
Walla Walla
Editor's Mail for Living Wage in Tacoma
A letter condemns minimum wage and eight hour laws as placing Washington workers at a disadvantage. It argues workers lose hours and profits compared to Oregon and urges preserving higher wages and the eight hour day to support families and homes.
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Faltor the Star
Tacoma
Washington
Dawn O’Hara’s Return to Writing After Orme Strife
Dawn O’Hara recalls a tumultuous marriage to Peter Orme and his downfall into madness. After hospitalization and recovery with Norah and Max, physician Von Gerhard encourages Dawn to write again, suggesting she work from home and balance housework with magazine fiction.
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New York
Norah
Ely Room
Orme
Peter Orme
Shaughnessy
Burke
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State of Washington
Edna Ferber
Paget Wocupaner Service
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de Mosthenes
Peter
Sia
Dawn
Dawnie
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Motor
Sis
Kidlet
Kat
Frieda
Nora
von Gerhard
Milwaukee
Ernest von Gerhard
Dassen
Walt
Aleo
Naturlich
Pacific Coast
Crowne
Gridwewerk
Austin Dential
Pike Kotranee
Ted Aypen
Tol P Om
TEX
Ohio
University Ss
Mraser-Watersen Co
N. W. Cormer
Susie
Johnny
Father
Granny
Husterole
Westinghouse
Hot Point
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Westinghouse Iron
Hamilton Beach Curling Iron
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