Seeing America Tour Heads To Mount Rainier Glaciers
Americans stay home this summer and tour Mount Rainier National Park. The feature notes Rainier's glaciers and the 14 000 foot ascent, from Paradise Park to Gibraltar Rock, with dangers of snow crevasses and the craters, and describes a day trip from Seattle to the park’s icy heights.
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Alps
Mount Rainier
America
Rainier
Co Peaks
Switzerland
Mount Rainier National Park
Matterborn
Paradise Park
Gibraltar Rock
Gibraltar
Crater
Snow Dome
Columbia Crest
al the Rainier
National Park
Seattle
Stevens Glacier
United States
Raps Courts In Letter To City Council
Corporation Counsel James Bradford counsels the Seattle city council to “play safe” under the Renick law despite its unconstitutionality. He warns the measure will raise taxes and force separate budget allocations to cover interest on bond issues, contrasting court uncertainty with dice like certainty. He credits the Chamber of Commerce for pushing passage and urges budgeting to meet potential interest costs.
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Supreme Court
James Bradford
Renick
Chamber of Commerce
Seattle
Chamber
Bradford
Altho Bradford
Star Newsies Host Carnival Night for Seattle Vendors
Tonight is Star boys night at the Woodmen carnival. All paperboys and carriers for the Seattle Star are invited to ride the Ferris wheel and visit the grounds. Boys meet at The Star office at 7:30 p.m. and march to the carnival as the band leads.
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Star Boys
Seattle Star
Merry-Goround
C. M. Pollow
Pollow
McClellan
Star Office
Vets Choose New Officers at Centralia Encampment
In Centralia Washington on June 25 officers were elected for G A R and Ladies of the G A R marking the close of the state encampment. Dora Riddell of Seattle wins the Women’s Relief Corps presidency. T J Cunningham of Seattle is named department commander for the Spanish American War Veterans. A W Calder of Vancouver becomes Bolo Club president and A H Lyon of Spokane is Sons of Veterans commander. Mrs Lot ie McFarland of Vancouver leads the Spanish auxiliary.
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Centralia
Wash
Dora Riddell
Seattle
Women's Relief Corps
T. J. Cunningham
A. W. Calder
Vancouver
Bolo Club
Strap Break Injures Rider Sues Transit Company
Arthur Ruppel sues Puget Sound Traction, Light & Power Co. for 2900 dollars claiming a streetcar strap broke, tossing him into a seat and causing serious injury after a long day’s work. The suit was filed Friday morning.
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Arthur Ruppel
Puget Sound Traction, Light & Power Co
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Bon Marche
Saish
Washington
Rogers
California
Red Wing
del Monte
Dresden
Ladies’ Home
Journal Patterns
Marche Union
Second Ave
Pike
Elliott
Newspaper Enterprise Association
Star Newsies
Strap
Sues
Los Angeles Tech High School
Vador
Frederick
Nelson
Ohio Steel Ranges
Norfolk
Vici
NIRIS
Batiste
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