Seattle Man Is Free of Murder
George D. Guyette of Seattle, formerly Minneapolis, was released after three weeks in the county jail on a murder in the first degree charge. County Attorney Floyd B. Olson moved to free him on grounds of insufficient evidence after examination of the Brenning murder case and his father’s deathbed accusation. Dixon stated no evidence supports the murder charge.
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Floyd B. Olson
Joseph Brenning
Guyette Atoutly
Dixon
Hreining
Wheat yield estimated by department for Oct 1
Washington October 10. Department of Agriculture estimates for October 1 place total wheat at 810,122,000 bushels with winter wheat at 641,809,009 and spring wheat at 268,314,000. Corn stands at 3,842,999,000 bushels. Condition of corn at 78.4 percent. Average yields per acre listed: all wheat 14.8, winter 14.3, spring 14.4, corn 27.4, oats 39.4.
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Department of Agriculture
Legion Delegates Rally to New Orleans Convention
A special car carrying American Legion delegates from Washington departs en route to the national convention in New Orleans. State Commander Saule B. Behwellenbach and State Adjutant Henry A. Wine are cited as leaders.
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New Orleans
Saule B. Behwellenbach
Henry A. Wine
American Legion
Washington
Shortage of Cars Still Problem Here
Washington shipper reports extreme shortage of box and lumber cars with no relief in sight. Robert W. Allen president of the West Coast Lumbermen's Association says the lumber trade is receiving only 34 percent of needed cars.
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Washington
Shippe
Robert W. Allen
West Conant Lumbermen
Seven Rules for Health and Longevity
The text urges simple daily rules to stay healthy. It links mind and body strength, warns that anger worry envy疲 fatigue, and advises physical work, mental activity, and hard foods to protect teeth. It lists seven rules: fresh air, deep breathing, avoid overeating, eat slowly, upright posture, work hard but rest, be cheerful and not worry.
Defects in Locomotives Reported by Inspector Pack
A. G. Pack of the Interstate Commerce Commission testified to a House Appropriations Committee that locomotive inspection figures show 49 percent defective in June, 66 percent in July, and 71 percent in August. He cited the high defect rates as a reason for funding needs.
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A. G. Pack
Interstate Commerce Comminsion
House Committee On Appropriations
Rules New Job Out of Mayor's Office
A proposed new assistant secretary post requires city council action to create the office and the appointee must pass civil service exams. Corporation Counsel Walter I meter held a hearing Monday in response to an opinion request from May or Tirewn.
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Walter I
May
Tirewn
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