Nonpartisan reforms urged to curb city corruption
A Washington dispatch urges end to party lines in state and local government and asks Washington to follow California in banning party labels from top offices. It notes Seattle already voters on merit, and cites Harbor Island as a potential army aviation site, plus calls for a people initiated nonpartisan law.
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United States
Terre Haute
Seattle
California
Washington
Dispatch
Washington, D. C
Puget Sound
Harbor Island
San Diego
Uncle Sam
Humorous Snippets and Jokes From a Night social
A collage of witty exchanges and gags from a social scene includes quips about appearance First Aid etiquette and dance aversions. A correspondent notes a remorseful student mocked by a correspondent school taunt and a naval etiquette mix up.
Copper cargo ships to New York from Tacoma
Six thousand tons of copper will be shipped from Tacoma to New York in the next twenty days. The steamers Santa Clara and Montana are loading portions of the cargo.
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Tacoma
New York
Santa Clara
Montana
Scalped Diver Survives Fall At Zillah Bridge
Ray Keenan of Scappoose was scalped yesterday when his head struck a rock after misjudging water depth while diving under the Zillah bridge. He was injured but survived the accident.
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Toppenish
Wash
Ray Keenan
Zillah Bridge
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