Organize to Force a Real Democracy
Washington October 17 A meeting at the Ceamos club in Washington organized the Committee of Fifty to the National Popular Government league with Sen Robert L Owen as chairman and Judson King named executive secretary The movement aims to broaden popular government through initiative referendum and recall provisions and a new path to amending the constitution The group plans a national membership drive and a Washington conference this year urging a war against selfish elements in government and a push for liberty backed by prominent lawmakers
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Washington
Ceamos Club
Committee of Fifty
National Popular Government League
Sen. Owen
Robert L. Owen
Wm. Kent
California
Norris
Nebraska
Poindexter
Judson King
Owen
League
Friends of Liberty
Friends of Humanity
Robinson Crusoe Shipwreck Tale Relives Lone Island Life
A boy named Robinson Crusoe endures 26 years alone on a remote island after a shipwreck. He salvages food and shelter, befriends a dog and two cats, and rescues a native named Friday who serves him for years. A passing captain finally returns them to civilization.
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Robinson Crusof
Robinson Crusoe
Robnson Crusoe
Eried
The Rainbow and The Virginian Promises
A scene from Henry Miller's The Rainbow features a father and daughter reuniting after 16 years, praised for Miller's vivid detail. Next Monday at the Seattle theatre opens a week of The Virginian, with Mr. Whater presenting a bold lovable western character.
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Henry Miller
It Ie
Mr. Miller
Seattle
Mr. Whater
Presbyterian Synod approves Whitworth move to Spokane
The Washington Synod of the Presbyterian church sanctioned moving Whitworth College from Tacoma to Spokane. The change depends on Spokane raising $100,000, with the relocation to occur in 1914.
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Vancouver, Wash
Washington Synod of the Presbyterian Church
Whitworth College
Tacoma
Spokane
Secretary Garrison furious over editor Warren letter
Washington reports Secretary Lindley M. Garrison angry after receiving a registered copy of Fred D. Warren of Appeal to Reason Open letter. Warren defends publishing army recruitment disclosures and vows to continue exposing abuses. John Kenneth Turner has investigated army conditions and echoed prior Navy critiques.
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Gilson Gardner
the Star
Washington
War Department
Lindley M. Garrison
Fred D. Warren
Appeal To Reason
Girard
Kansas
United States Army
John Kenneth Turner
Mexico
Department
Warren
Appeal To
Reason
Free Societe Chocolates with 15 Cent Want Ad
Readers can claim a half-pound box of Societe Chocolates by bringing a cash want ad of 15 cents or more to The Star office. Each 1dollar cent ad earns a box. candy is offered while supplies last.
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Societe Chocolates
Star Office
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