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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1912

Page

10

Remarkable Boy Scout Hikes Two-Days to Mount Rainier Region

Howard Binns, age 16, completing a grueling trek with his troop near Olympia, faced brutal climbs on Mount Elinor and Mount Rainier’s approaches. With 8,000 feet of elevation gained in a day, lost food, a fog bound summit, a perilous night, and a solo return to fetch packs, he reached home after a 79 mile journey and a perilous rescue effort by his scout master.

Howard Binns Shelton Olympia Olympica Reed Tacoma Lake Cushman Mt. Elinor Cam Hooda Canal Potlatch Howard Tedlows Mount Rainier Bach

Philippine interior secretary reports long Luzon trip

Dean C. Worcester, secretary of the interior in charge of the wild tribes, has returned from a 1000 mile journey across Luzon. He reports head hunting oil by substitution of American courts of justice, with hostile tribes uniting in Campote to pledge peaceful pursuits in the future.

Manila Dean C. Worcester Philippines Luzon Campote

Odd Bits o News Wild Man Chase in Atlantic City

A man named John Risley, thirsty and unclothed, fled a room in Atlantic City and ran through the streets. Police chased him, he vanished, later found near a quay more dead than alive.

John Risley Atlantic City N. J. Hut

Law and Order League Organized in Arizona Prison

In Florence Arizona two hundred convicts have formed a Law and Order league comprising 96 percent of the inmate population. The league aims to promote morals and abolish crime within the penitentiary.

LAW and Order League Arizona Florence Ariz

Vaudeville plans aim to span the nation in 10 cent shows

Oliver Morosco and John Cort announce a colossal 10 cent vaudeville project to cover most large U S cities. A separate notice reports Rev J D Morrow charged for holding a wedding during prohibited hours after marrying a white woman to a Chinaman. Robert J Burdette says he will travel to Europe by car with his wife and return to vote for the Republican candidate.

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