Park Season Opens With Rainier National Park Drive
The article urges an auspicious start to Rainier National Park season highlighting Washington communities’ role in promoting the park, noting it can boost federal support and regional pride. It calls for dust control on the LaGrande road corridor to preserve the park’s charm and encourage wider public use.
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Rainier National Park
Washington
Pacific Northwest
Yellowstone
Yosemite
Mt. Rainfbri
Sound Basin
LaGrande
Emierce County
Nish
Cries for Prohibition Toughness Aboard Law Violations
The piece argues that bootlegging on ships mirrors street crime and questions how the eighteenth amendment is enforced aboard vessels. It laments lax enforcement by authorities under Old Glory and warns of erosion of youth respect for law and government.
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mid-Atlantic
Waldorf-Astoria
Indiana Woman Convicted of Murder
A Wisconsin or Indiana court case reports an Indiana woman convicted of murder. Details remain unclear in the fragmentary OCR text, but the milestone verdict marks a notable crime adjudication.
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Indiana
Citizens committee in Spokane drawing ire and doubt
A local citizens' committee in Spokane is accused of having no legal standing and of pushing a biased, self serving reform agenda. Critics say the group preys on public concern, aims to publish a grand jury echo, and should fade away. A senator laments how political maneuvering leaves ordinary people to bear the burden of unproven claims.
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Spokane
Grand Jury
Citizens’ Committee
Senator inges Utah Sees Sin in American Pie Phrase
A Utah senator voices concern over a line in the national pie metaphor, calling it a sin linked to scaste and wrestled into public debate about language and culture.
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Utah
Federal judge urges longer sentences for narcotics offenders
A federal grand jury and U S District Judge Cushman advocate stricter penalties for dope peddlers and narcotics possessors. Cushman says he will use his discretion in sentencing, while lawmakers must push comprehensive prohibition of private narcotics manufacture to end the evil.
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Federal Grand Jury
Tecoma
U. S
Cushman
Bey
Grand Jury
Congress
Woman Author Weds Colonel Savage in Private Ceremony
A well known woman writer famed for anti cave man works has married Colonel Savage in a discreet ceremony. The couple announced their union amid limited guest attendance.
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Colonel Savage
Row of posts on highway could save lives says Maude Schwab
Maude Schwab of Toslyn Wash urges the state to place a row of posts along the Sunset highway to divide traffic on dangerous curves around Lake Keechelus. A log topped post on the outer bank would protect against runoffs and slow speeds, addressing labor and safety concerns amid driving crowds to the Host city.
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Beattle
Ram
Lake Keechelus
Tnto
Maude M. Schwab
Toslyn
Wash. P
Food Scientist Letter On Impure Milk Sparks Debate
A June 14 Star letter signed Food Scientist defends local milk quality and urges evidence submission to authorities for any suspected adulteration. The writer argues Beattie’s milk supply is strong, cites formaldehyde laws, and appeals to readers to avoid false witness while honoring the Golden Rule.
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Star
Calle Milk Impure
Beattie
United States
Mittil
Editorial condemns foreign propaganda and calls for equal stance against Japan
The Star editorial argues that U S policy should resist foreign attempts to influence immigration and land laws. It notes past Japan consular comments and compares current response to Italian, British, and French outreach. Philip Tindall lauds Washington’s vigilance against Japanese propaganda and urges broader enforcement to curb immigrant admission pressure.
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Congreve
Reed
Steon
Indiana
Ricel
Lodge
Hughes
Watron
Pacific
State Department
Washington
Biritlah
New York
Japan
Philip Tindall
Beattie Teachers Pay Dispute Sparks Board Stand
A Beattie school board faces a pay cut for teachers of about $3 a week amid broader tensions over authority and budget. Veterans and community leaders defend the board, while some teachers threaten walkouts and contract refusals, risking governance by a vocal political bloc.
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Beattie
Seddie
Paradox Word Teaches Boundaries Between Opinion and Law
A historical style explainer defines paradox as a statement seemingly opposite to common sense yet possibly true. It traces Latin and Greek roots and notes disputes over school pay cuts and teachers striking. The text links paradox to clashes between authority, reform, and public order.
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Supreme Court
United Mines America
Bolshoviem
Siet
LAW and Order
Uric Ad Promotes Buchu Marshmallow Remedy
An advertisement promotes a Buchu Marshmallow compound priced at 1.00 dollars and 2.00 pounds, claimed to remove the cause of rheumatism. It directs readers to Joyner Drug Co in Spokane for purchase.
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Joyner Drug Coy
Spokane
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