Governors Administrative Code Moves Through Legislature
In Olympia Washington a hearing on Governor Hart's will be set for Monday after the Senate approved the code. The House passed the measure 88 to 5 despite amendments and a public hearing push by Senator Ryan. The code centralizes office control similar to the short ballot and takes effect April 1, with a key fish interests compromise preserving their exclusive operations.
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State Primary Law To Be Amended In Washington
Olympia Jan 21 That the direct primary law will be changed during the session is believed by organization leaders Senator Lon Johnsons bill to require voters to state party affiliation at registration was reported from committee then returned to consider all election laws together Several senate and house members have bills to amend the direct primary law and all measures are expected before month end An effort will group all bills to avoid patchwork legislation Senator Charles E Myers committee chair says there is not enough sentiment to repeal the direct primary law now
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Lon Johnson
Senate
House
Charles E. Myers
Committee
Elections and Privileges
City of Beattie seeks no lobbyists in King County action
Olympia report notes Beattie officials adopt a resolution indicating no lobbyist will represent the city. measure reflects local stance in King County proceedings. The snippet cites a January 21 update from the state capital.
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Olympia
Beattie
Jury Visits Death Scene as Mrs Peete Proclaims Innocence
Los Angeles January 21 1934 jurors and court officials tour the Denton mansion basement to inspect the wooden crypt where Jacob Denton lay hidden. Mrs Sofie Louise Peete maintains her innocence as prosecutors seek the cause of Dentons death.
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Catalina St. Munier
Jacob C. Denton
Sofie Louise Peete
Denton
Willis
Lost Mail Boat Joseph Pulitzer Safe at Chignik Harbor
The mail boat Joseph Pulitzer, missing since December 20 after leaving Uyak, is reported safe in Chignik harbor. A gale carried away its rudder and the ship was buffeted before reaching port. all seven crew members are reported safe and well.
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Joseph Pulitzer
Det
North Pacific
Chignik
Seattle
Uyak
Beattie Council Defense of Seattle in Olympia Lobby Debate
The county delegation in the house declares city officials must handle Seattle business in Olympia. Judge Moore, appointed to represent Beattie, notes legislators oppose lob byleta while backing fish interests and criticize Mayor Caldwell and the council for maintaining a local lobby.
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Seattle
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Beattie
Caldwell
Council
Bridge Across Columbia May Be Sanctioned
Olympia reports a proposed Washington resolution asks for a committee to study building a bridge across the Columbia near Cathlamet and to evaluate other routes from Puget Island to Oregon. The measure also seeks a joint Washington Oregon Idaho auto law conference.
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Benson Hotel
Portland
Landon Plans Motor Busses for Seattle
Olympia reports Senator Dan Landon of King county will introduce a bill to grant Seattle the right to operate municipal motor buses alongside its electric railway system.
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Dan Landon
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Seattle
Fig Tree John Receives Blue Suit Reward for Service
In San Francisco on January 21, Fig Tree John, an aged Indian hunter who guided Fremont through California’s mountains, receives a new blue uniform with brass buttons as his five yearly government reward. The long service legend recalls Fremont’s 1844 winter crossing and Sacramento arrival, with John known for guiding the expedition even as his own days of hunting end.
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Fig Tree John
Fremont
Pacific Coast
California
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Seven Crafts Vote to Accept Wage Reductions at Vancouver Shipyards
In Vancouver Washington seven of eight crafts at the G M Standifer Construction shipyards vote to accept the company wage reduction effective February first. About 2500 workers will be affected with a new scale of six cents an hour for helpers and eight cents for journeymen.
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Wash
G. M. Standifer Construction Company
Voters Face Political Faith Recording Under Bill 88
Corporation Counsel Walter F. Meier told the city council on Thursday that each voter's political faith must be recorded in registration books under senate bill No. 88 currently pending. The memo outlines a requirement that would add political affiliation data to voter records.
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Walter F. Meier
Dialogue on Love and Practicality in Old Age
A brief exchange explores enduring love versus practical concerns as a couple discusses aging and financial security, with a final assurance of support from one partner. The Boston Transcript tone reflects a domestic vignette.
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Boston Transcript
Water Shut Off Notice for Holgate and Adjacent Avenues
Water will be shut off on Holgate at Third Avenue to Ninth Avenue and on Fourth Avenue 3 and Sixth Avenue 8 from Holgate at to Forest Street on Saturday from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
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Disarmament Plan Urged By White As Harding Gate
Washington dispatch reports Henry White urging a disarmament conference soon after Harding takes office. He argues for a plan including United States Great Britain Japan France and Italy, with naval disarmament limited to US Britain and Japan. White warns against world invitations and cites the risk of chaos and a future war.
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Henry White
House Naval Affaires Committee
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White
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Great Britain
Japan
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Geddes
England
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Daniele
Decise
Daniels
Urge Support for Sand Point Field
Mayor Caldwell sent a telegram to the Washington delegation urging support for Sand Point field. A decision on adopting the field as a naval airbase for the Northwest was set for Friday.
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Missionary to Tell Experiences Tonight at Free Methodist
Rev. C. F. Appleton, a 15 year missionary to China, reports his trip home via India Arabia Egypt Palestine and Europe. He speaks at 7 30 p m Friday at the Seattle Pacific Free Methodist church Third Ave W and W Dravneet near Fremont.
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Palestine
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Fremont
Ignorance May Not Always Be Bliss
Lancaster Kentucky January 21 A judge Forest Stapp fined a mother ten dollars for keeping a child from school after she accused a teacher of spelling later with a p. The incident underscores tension over schooling and parental rights in the era.
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Forest Stapp
Polite Gentleman Takes 32 Dollars From Operator
Genevieve Duffy a Chicago phone operator reports a courteous man offered gas money then drove off after taking 32 dollars. She said she kept it, while he offered no further information and tipped his hat.
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Chicago
Genevieve Duffy
Training School Head Quits Post
Chehalis January 21 The three year superintendent Thomas P Horn of the state training school for boys resigns after a board of control request which has drawn citizen protests and comments from local residents.
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Thomas P. Horn
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Walch
Irrigation Work May Ease Unemployment
A letter from John Horton Payne, secretary of the interior, urges immediate funding to push irrigation projects and relieve unemployment, addressed to Senator Miles Poindexter.
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Congress
John Horton Payne
Secretary of the Interior
Miles Poindexter
Leaves His Horse Standing All Night Charged in Cruelty
Hf Harker a plumber was charged with cruelty to animals Friday for leaving his horse standing all night in the trees without a blanket.
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Hf Harker
Children's fleeced knit sleeping garments on sale
Gray fleece lined sleeping garments with attached foot coverings for children ages 1 to 5 are offered at 1.00. Warm and cozy, these upstair store items are advertised with simple price and size details.
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Downstaire
Pownstairs
Rescue of 6 Man Crew From Sinking British Schooner
The captain and five crew members of the British schooner Newton Lake were plucked to safety by the steamer Bournmouth in mid ocean after 46 days at sea. Their vessel sprang a leak and sank while gale winds drove them toward disaster. The rescue involved ropes stretched between ships in a raging storm.
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Bournmouth
Jury Debates Verdict in Gerber Murder Case
Bellingham jury debates verdict in the murder case of Carl Gerber over the July shooting of Mrs Grace Downs. Gerber pleaded temporary insanity as the jury weighs the evidence and legal standards.
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Carl Gerber
Mra. Grace Downs
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Gerber
New President Speaks at Chamber Luncheon
Robert 8 Boyne president of the Chamber of Commerce was to address the members council at lunch at the Masonic club rooms Friday noon.
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Robert 8. Boyne
Chamber of Commerce
Masonic Club
Hold Soldiers as Assassins
Two uniformed men were arrested in Dublin on January 21 charged with assassinating Thomas Lawless in his bed last night. Authorities gave no information on whether the prisoners were crown forces. The city faces rising violence with alerts and a deadly engagement near Glenwood, County Clare, where six patrol members died and a lorry was burned. Sinn Feinera killed police inspector Tobias Sullivan at Listowel barracks yesterday.
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Dublin
Thomas Lawless
Crown Forces
Glenwood
County Clare
Sinn Feinera
Tobias Sullivan
Sullivan
Listowel Barracks
Japan protests contract for wireless plant in Shanghai
In Peking Japan protests a contract between its ministry of communications and an American company to establish wireless plants in Shanghai. The dispute centers on control and foreign involvement in Shanghai communications infrastructure.
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Japan
Ministry of Communications
Shanghai
Workless Men Seek Free Food in Montreal
About 500 unemployed men paraded through downtown Montreal and entered a restaurant demanding free meals. The management served food as police arrived. outside crowds scattered while interior patrons carried sandwiches, bread, fruit, pies, and other edibles away.
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Famous Engineers to Speak Here Tonight
Engineers of national reputation will address the Seattle chapter of the American Association of Engineers at its Bremerton annual meeting this Friday afternoon and evening. The group includes members from King and Kitsap counties. The United States Army lists 1,171 aviators.
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American Association of Engineers
Bremerton
King
Kitsap Counties
Cozy Flannelette Kimonos for Girls at Downstairs Store
Specially attractive value offered on flannelette kimonos for girls age 8 to 14. Collar sleeves and pocket trimmed with color banding and tasseled waist cord. Floral patterns in pink light blue gray or lavender. Priced at 1.25 dollars. The Downstairs Store.
Flannelette Kimonos Deeply Discounted
Women's flannelette kimonos offered at 1.95 and 2.95 in blue gray lavender purple and dark red. Styles include elastic shirring waist lines straight line effects and satin trimming as stock is reduced for quick disposal.
Pastor Chauney Hawkins Accepts Call From 3,000 Miles Away
From Plymouth Canal church Seattle a call was placed Thursday to Dr Chauney Hawkins pastor of First National church Lowell Mass He heard the summons while at his Lowell desk Everett Smith asked the question and the congregation cried aye Hawkins accepted the local charge and promised to be here April 18 for the appointment
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Chauney Hawkins
First National Church
Lowell
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Hawkins
Everett Smith
Unemployment Talk to Be Held by Chamber Group
The industrial relations group of the Chamber of Commerce will discuss unemployment at an 8 p.m. meeting on Friday. The event aims to address jobless rates and potential remedies for workers.
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