Seattle Sets Pace for Rainier National Park Opening
City slow for park opening as only 12 Seattle citizens reserve for the June 1 to 18 celebration at Rainier National Park. Seattle participation must match other cities with 148 more reservations needed. Reservations through the Seattle Chamber of Commerce secure a room at the National Park Inn with lodging and meals priced from 4.50 to 6 dollars. H A Chadwick names vice chairmen to organize the Seattle party: H M Simmons, Ira L Riggs, Lloyd Spencer, and Ray L Hodgdon.
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Longmire Springs
Rainier National Park
Seattle Chamber of Commerce
National Park Inn
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H. A. Chadwick
H. M. Simmons
Roteary Club
Ira L. Riggs
Kiwanis Club
Lloyd Spencer
Advertising Club
Ray L. Hodgdon
Progressive Business Club
Executed for Wife Murder in Michigan City
William E. Donovan, 37, was executed today for the murder of his wife. The sentence followed a plea to Governor McCray from Donovan’s 17 year old daughter Mabel who urged the extreme penalty. Donovan faced the electric chair calmly as officials carried out the ruling.
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Watson Backed Down on Hoover Attack
Senator Tom Watson of Georgia retracted his claim that Herbert Hoover never published relief expenditures in Europe. After being shown Hoover’s audited reports by Senator Lenrocot of Wisconsin, Watson clarified that his criticism focused on missing publication dates in the Congressional Record or newspapers rather than denying the reports existed.
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Tom Watson
Georgia
Herbert Hoover
Europe
Hoover
Lenrocot
Wisconsin
Watson
Pinchot Fishes to Ease Political Worries in Milford
Gifford Pinchot the Republican gubernatorial nominee of Pennsylvania fishes on an estate stream near Milford. He reels eight trout while his son Gifford Bryce Pinchot catches two. The elder Pinchot, Yale forester, conservation leader and former state forester, is noted for Ballinger Feud and authoring several books.
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Gifford Pinchot
Moses
Pike County
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Pennsylvania
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Yale
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Ballinger
Taft
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Man and Wife Are Rivals for Senate
WACO Texas June 1 Former Gov James E Ferguson and his wife Miriam A Ferguson were in the Texas United States Senate race today Mrs Ferguson filed with the state democratic committee as a candidate while questions arose about James E Ferguson eligibility after his earlier filing
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Miriam A. Ferguson
United States
Texas
Ferguson
State Democratic Committee
Pinchot Campaign Spending Questioned in Newberry Row
Senator Pat Harrison said the Newberry case sinks beside Gifford Pinchot’s Pennsylvania gubernatorial campaign expenditures. He claimed Pinchot spent about 135000 dollars, calling him a so called progressive turned voter for the reform.
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Gifford Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Pat Harrison
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Freshman Day Ends as U Moves Up in Class Rank
Freshmen shed green caps at Meany hall moving up ceremony signaling transition to sophomores. Students abandon barriers to campus life and in honor awards, varsity leaders recognized for spring quarter. Junior queen candidates named Vera Allen Eileen Howell Alma Calhoun Dorothy Smith Elaie Olmstad Margaret Stanton.
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Vera Allen
Eileen Howell
Alma Calhoun
Dorothy Smith
Elaie Olmstad
Margaret Stanton
Ford to Head Druid Order
George Ford of Seattle was elected grand noble arch by delegates to the 17th annual session of the Grand Grove United Ancient Order of Druids of Washington. Other officers named include Fred Marchett Carbonado deputy grand arch R F Marshall Seattle secretary J F Ainardy Black Diamond treasurer J G Mitchell White Center grand marshal and T J Bell Tacoma representative to the Supreme Grove. Annual pleirte of the Druids will be held Sunday in Renton.
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Seattle
Grand Noble Arch
Grand Grove United
Ancient
Order of Druids of
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White Center
Fred Marchett
Carbonado
Grand Arch
R. F. Marshall
J. F. Ainardy
Black Diamond
J. G. Mitchell
T. J. Bell
Tacoma
Supreme Grove of
North America
Druids
Renton
New Bill to Curb Grain Gambling
Senator Capper introduced a bill to replace the anti grain gambling law recently struck down as unconstitutional. The measure aims to meet the court’s concerns. Olympia reports Noah Shakespeare commander Washington and Alaska veterans says the Otting Soldiers home and Veterans home at Retsil are credits to the state.
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Capper
Supreme Court
Olympia
Noah Shakespeare
Alaska
Retsil
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