Northwest law enforcement pushed for 100 percent efficiency
Luke S May president of Revelare International Secret Service and Northwest Association of Sheriffs and Police told the 100 Per Cent club at a noon luncheon in the Masonic chapel that public indifference to police matters harmed efforts to reach full efficiency. He warned that disinterest drives up crime costs to taxpayers and praised the Northwest for pioneering broad cooperation to study crime and support authorities. May predicted full efficiency is near with continued citizen backing.
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Revel
International Secret Service
Northwest Association of Sheriffs and Police
100 Per Cent Club
Northwest
The
Protests Filed in Power Fight Over Boulder Canyon Dam
Congressman Phil Swing filed a formal protest with the federal power commission opposing issuing a final permit to James Girand for hydraulic development at Diamond Creek above Boulder Canyon on the Colorado River. Imperial County chamber of commerce also protested by wire.
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W. H. Porterfield
Washington
Phil Swing
California
Federal Power Commission
James Girand
Diamond Creek
Boulder Canyon
Colorado River
Imperial County Chamber of Commerce
Giraud
Arizona
Edison Power Company
Los Angeles
London University Tops World with 20000 Students
London university in England enrolls 20,000 students, claiming status as the largest university worldwide. The institution highlights its size as a key feature in higher education.
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London University
England
France and Belgium Join New League of Nations Satire
The Moore hosts a short act featuring Denis Chabot and Nonnette Tortini, a Belgian boy and French girl, performing the American tired satire When the Clock Rings. Tortini proves lively and photogenic, speaking mainly through expressive shoulders and a bright smile.
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League of Nations
the Moore
Belgium
France
Denis Chabot
Nonnette Tortini
Old Town Hopes for New City Hall and Local Plans
Notes from Kent to Yakima and Port Townsend report on proposed Kent city hall replacement, Yakima county attorney re election plans, White River course straightening study, Sol Due burn reforestation progress with 250000 trees planned for April, and spring events including Wood land track meet, Legion siege gun dedication, ex service mens picnic, and community appointments in Port Townsend and Hoquiam.
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Sol Due Burn
Port Angelen
Forest Service
American Legion
Ferndale
War Department
Pioneer Park
Poor Maggie and Her Pet Spook Gone
Halifax Nova Scotia reports Maggie Carmichael known as the spook of Pictou vanished years ago after bizarre incidents. She last appeared in 1905 in the city with a condition resembling epilepsy, following a blast at a Hopewell wool mill where yarn spools moved alone.
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Halifax
Maggie Carmichael
Pictou
Hopewell
Council Candidate Talks Self Hoarse
Mrs Kathryn Miracle candidate for the city council says she is suffering from an attack of speaker's throat and will be unable to make campaign speeches for a few days.
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Kathryn Miracle
Ghost terror in Waterbury leads to police stop
Police tackle a rogue described as a ghost terrorizing women and children in Waterbury. The suspect, a man described as a “white wine,” had frequented a local speak easy to meet with others.
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Waterbury
Conn
Sport Hats For Sale At Two Ninety Five Each
Long-fibered felt hats bound with black braid and finished with a black band and tailored bow. Various styles and snaps available to complete a sport outfit.
Cotton Goods Bargains Inexpensive Fabrics Sale
Local listing offers unbleached muslin at 10 cents per yard, 86 inch percale with checks and stripes at 15 cents, 36 inch cretonne, 86 inch bordered scrim at 10 cents, and soft finish bleached muslin at 15 cents per yard.
Underwear Bargains at Wholesale Prices Sample Line
Readable fragment outlines sales on boys and girls ribbed cotton union suits and women's bloomers and vests. Includes men's spring underwear from two mills, with sizes 40 to 42 and a few Nainsook suits priced 50 cents to 2 dollars.
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Kent
Sidney Livesey
Yakima
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Gire
White River
Cowlitz County
Kalama
Woodland
Winston F. McCurdy
Port Townsend
Harvey L. Tibbals
Tibbals
George Marrin
City Water
Prosver
Hiversity of
Seattle
Veterans of
Forman
John Fl. Hoskins
F. W. Mathias
Hoquiam Commercial Club
Southwest Washington
Tacoma
Maggie
Council
Firet Baptist Sunday School of
Beattie
Firet Baptist Church of
White Temple Baptist Church of
Portland
Dr Me F Brown
Bon March
Bargain
Bon Marché Pike
Second Ave
Union ST
Faille
BON Marche
Phoenix
OMEN
Union Street
Wasit Health School
H. L. Moon
State Board of Health
Paul A. Turner
Tihr Bon Marche
BON Marches
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