Kansas Mobilizes 35,000 Harvest Workers for Wheat Season
Kansas plans a large harvest by mobilizing 35,000 outside workers to tend about 9 million acres. Harvest hands travel by wagon or rail, many moving from Texas and Oklahoma northward. J. C. Mohler of the state agriculture board projects 115 million bushels of wheat this year with about eight percent of planted acreage unharvested due to poor crop conditions.
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Salina
Kan
Kansas
Texas
Oklahoma
Ward
Will
Dakota
Minnesota
Canada
J. C. Mohler
State Board of Agriculture
Topeka
Mohler
Mitchell Dry Chief for California
Washington June 11 appointments in the prohibition service announced today include E F Mitchell of San Francisco to be director for California succeeding B F Rutter.
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Mitchell Dry
California
Washington
Prohibition Service
E. F. Mitchell
San Francisco
F. Rutter
Dolph Barnett Backed for Legion Commandership
Yakima legionnaires support Dolph Barnett state vice commander for the commandership of the war veterans with solid backing from Yakima valley posts. Seattle post elects three delegates to the state convention Don McEwan Guy M Parmalee and Stephen F Chadwick.
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Dolph Barnett
Legion Yakima Legionnaires
American Legion
War Veterans
Barnett
Legionnaires
Yakima Valley
Seattle Post
Don McEwan
Guy M. Parmalee
Stephen F. Chadwick
Ruth School for Girls Opens July 1 in Seattle
The Ruth School for Girls will open on July 1 in the building formerly used by the Girls Parental School at 9404 EB. 68th St. The Protestant institution operates under the auspices of the Protestant Evangelical churches of Seattle.
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Ruth School For Girls
68Th St
The
Ruth School
Protestant Evangelical Churches of
Seattle
Ambrose Patterson invited to Brussels gallery exhibition
Ambrose Patterson of the University of Washington has received an invitation to hold a major show featuring 100 pictures at the Galerie Georges Geroux in Brussels. The invitation signals growing international recognition for Patterson's artistic work.
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Ambrose Patterson
University of Washington
Georges
Geroux
Brussels
Kidnapped letter from Dorothy Washburn reaches police
A Los Angeles woman, Dorothy Washburn, 23, writes from San Francisco claiming abduction and asking Clarence Vernard to alert authorities. San Francisco and LA police exchange the letter as investigators seek her employment history, friends, and possible motives to locate her.
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San Francisco
Clarence
Dorothy Washburn
Los Angeles
Clarence Vernard
Miss Washburn
Vernard
Detective Bureau
Police
Lane Summers Declines Candidacy for U. S. District Attorney
Seattle lawyer Lane Summers has declined to run for the office of United States district attorney. He cited personal reasons and said he would remain in private practice and support other candidates.
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Lane Summers
Seattle
U. S
Flying Cowboy to Have a Busy Sunday
Ivan de Villiers known as the flying cowboy plans a busy Sunday at Fortuna park. He will perform an 8,000-foot parachute leap ride a bucking bronco offer $25 to anyone who can ride him while bucking on hands and knees and $26 to anyone who can free himself within 16 minutes. He will also demonstrate fancy roping in an strenuous afternoon at the Butchers union barbecue and picnic.
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Ivan de Villiers
Butchers’ Union
Fortuna Park
de Villiers
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J. L. O'Sullivan
Cecil Burkett
Knox
Ind
Cecil
Comitinor
Bablen of
Satfenon
Buic
Eldridge Gizaisales
GMC
Yakima Walla Walla
State OF Washington
Star
Seattle Star
the Star
Ford
Stewart Products Service
East Pike Street
New York
Mia. I. A. Scott
Hoboken
Boldt's
Oakland
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