Public Service Board replies to Joker article
The Washington Public Service Commission defends its handling of accident records in a letter by Chairman B L Blaine. It says safety concerns and anonymous tips from employees justify keeping certain information confidential. Editor notes respond, citing Attorney Gregory’s charge that the law is a joker against the public.
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The
Seattle Public Service Commission
Altho
Public Service Commission OF Washington
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Gregory
Seattle
R. M. Loomis
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Commission
5 000 000 Corns Lifted Right Off
Advertisement touts drops called Gets-it claiming to remove corns quickly. It contrasts new method with old painful remedies from four or five years ago and asserts a revolutionary effect in corn treatment.
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Summit Car Line Patron Questions Bobtail Cars
A Summit car line patron questions PS Lt. & T. Co allowing bobtail cars on Summit avenue and the proposal to run them down Third avenue, claiming it will inconvenience 90 percent of riders and cause missed connections. The reader asks the Star to investigate and protect public interests.
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the Star
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Snoqualmie Valley Grange backs direct farm product marketing
The Snoqualmie Valley Grange No. 283 passes a resolution approving direct marketing of farm products. It directs a copy be sent to the Pomona Grange secretary, the Central Labor Council, and King County newspapers, signed by Master Robt Carlson and Secretary Joan Carmichael.
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Preparedness Debate: A Democratic Youth Army Plan
The writer argues for national preparedness without early schoolmilitary training. He favors physical education, sports, and scouting for all youth and proposes starting military training at 19 after six week, four week, and two week courses in three years, leading to a reserve. A democratic army would preserve peace and deter militarism.
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the Star
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Vienna
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Bristol Bay returns give Wicker sham delegate seat
On AG Grigsbys advice the territorial canvassing board counted Bristol Bay ballots despite a protest over irregular ballots. Wicker sham leads by eleven votes and a certificate of election is expected. The Democratic central committee will pursue the recount in the territorial legislature when it convenes in March.
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Bristol Bay
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