Why Not Abolish Congress and Its Laws
A critique argues Congress and the presidency fail to make laws, citing the Adamson eight hour act and other rules. It questions why federal actions become law only after Supreme Court review and whether labor or business laws differ in treatment. It challenges legal processes and the role of the court in validating statutes.
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Congress
United States
Senate
Reyal
United States Supreme Court
Missouri
Supreme Court
Interstate Commerce Commission
the Star
Unbelievable Duncan and Cameron Tie Legislature Seats
A recount showed C Duncan and J J Cameron tied for a legislative seat in Olympia. The Republican majority committee recommended treating Cameron as the winner for two weeks of service, and the house acquiesced in a rare outcome.
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Unbelievable C. Duncan
J. J. Cameron
Lincolnty
Cameron
House
Duncanly
Olympia
Pension Bill Rejected as City Employees Pay Burden
The Pension Law council should repeal the old-age pension bill submitted for public vote. It shifts all maintenance costs to city employees and benefits insurance companies, failing to be a true pension system worth debate or passage.
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Pension” Law Council
Senators Urge State Takeover of All Water Power Sites
Six senators advocate state control of all water power sites amid protests by investors in watered stock. The push calls for government ownership to ensure fair access and orderly development.
Five types of goulash and collar fashions in Snohomish
A cooking expert lists five goulash kinds with taste notes from bad to good. Everett youths in Snohomish county wear celluloid collars due to linen costs, challenging the old belief about local dress. An artist’s aims may be good despite bad designs. Skinner and Eddy’s reduces hires to deter moths in steel plates. A worker fired for lateness offers the retort “For work” when asked why.
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Everett
W. K
Snohomish County
Bat Wing Bowles Seeks Truth Behind Mysterious Letter
In a Western tale, Samuel Bowles confronts a coded letter misaddressed to Sam Houghton while tensions rise with Dixie Lee and Brigham. Bowles reveals an alias and a hidden past, sparking questions about identity as the troupe heads toward a roundup.
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Bowles
Ia Bowles
Samuel Bowles
Samuel
Dixie Lee
Hardy Atkins
Dixie May
Hardy Atkine
Houghton
Kat Wing Bowles
Samuel Howles
Henry Lee
Brigham
Howles
Tenderfoot
New York
Miss Lee
Brig
Chula Vista
Home Ranch
Bat Wing
Samuel Houghton
Dixie
Cowboy
Ater
Makeother
Van Lear Elected Minneapolis Mayor as Socialist Candidate
Van Lear, a 47 year old machinist and former miner, won the Minneapolis mayoral race last autumn as a socialist. He served in the Fifteenth U. S. Infantry and is identified as a mine worker with the common schooling background.
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van Lear
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Fifteenth
U. S. Infantry
Letters to the Editor The Star Letters on carnival aid and sheriff salary
The Star prints reader letters supporting a Seattle Yacht Club carnival and squadron cruise for Alaska purchase and Lake Washington canal anniversaries. A second letter argues sheriff salaries should rise from 2400 to 5000 dollars for first class counties, urging fair pay and noting the bill's effective date after the next election.
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Carnival
the Star
Seattle Yacht Club
Alaska
Lake Washington Canal
Northwest
N. H. Latimer
Ccity
Union
Sheriffs’ Association
Pauper Evans Seeks Aid and Is Committed to Poor Farm
Portland report notes Ch Evans aged 70 formerly of the Evanses-Sontag gang in California applied for county aid today and was committed to the poor farm after proving his pauper status.
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Portland
Ch Evans
Infornia
County Today
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