Resignation of Reynolds Shifts Public Service Panel
Charles A. Reynolds resigns as chairman of the public service commission amid rumors of discontent with the state’s political current. He cites little interest in politics yet vows to finish the Northwest tourist rate case before the Interstate Commerce Commission. Reynolds plans private practice and rose cultivation after July 1, with a possible partnership with Howard Hanson.
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Charles A. Reynolds
Public Service Commission
Reynolds
Industrial Insurance Commission
Lister
Lewis
Northwest
Interstate Commerce Commission
Washington, D. C
Washington
State Hotel Men's Organization
Mia
California
Howard Hanson
Smugglers Sentenced Under Federal Ruling
Louis Ding of the Yellow Owls gang was sentenced by Federal Judge Neterer to four years on McNell's Island and fined $500 twice for smuggling Chinese and opium from Canada. Accomplice Louis Lung Gin receives a 15 month term on the island.
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Louis Ding
Yellow Owls
Neterer
McNell's Island
Canada
Louis Lung
Melodrama Thrills on Pantages Bill
The Heart of Chicago leads a Pantages week bill with melodramatic thrills in four scenes. La Scala singers and Harry Breen gain attention among the acts while The Three Comiques perform tumbling and acrobatics. The Five Florimonds feature a daring ladder act. May and Billie Carr sing popular songs, and the tenth episode of The Tron Claw is shown on screen.
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Chicago
la Scala
Harry Breen
Five Florimonds
May
Billie Carr
Canadian Held on Neutrality Law Charge
Capt H J Thomson a Canadian army officer was arrested last week for alleged violation of neutrality laws and is held on $2 000 bail for the federal grand jury after a hearing before United States Commissioner McClellan
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H. J. Thomson
United States
McClellan
Teamsters Strike Ties Complaints to Discharges at Warehouse
Fifteen union teamsters employed by Galbraith Bacon & Co. went on strike Tuesday in solidarity with two coworkers fired for refusing trucking duties in the warehouse. They walked out Monday in sympathy with the discharged men.
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Galbraith, Bacon & Company
Seattle
Teamsters’ Union
Galbraith, Bacon & Co
Confessions of a Woman Remembering Courtship and Marriage
A narrator reflects on lifelong happiness found in past engagements and the wary hope of confession. She recalls Dick, the brief engagement, and the diary begun the night before marriage, admitting ongoing fear and hesitation about reading her own thoughts now.
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Alice
Letter to Mr Stuart From a Recovering Patient
A patient writes to Malcolm Stuart thanking him for support during illness. She recalls dreams inspired by a jade god, a coral carving, and praise for Stuart as a guiding influence. She weighs hope and fear for the future, notes envy of a yacht voyage, and admits writing too much when confined, ending with gratitude for his care.
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Margie Waverly
Malcolm Stuart
Mollie
Mr. Stuart
Egypt
The Organ in St Pauls Cathedral London
The Organ in St. Pauls Cathedral, London, is described as the largest in the world. The fragment ends with a continuation note from Margaret Waverly and a closing salutation.
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St. Paul's Cathedral
London
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