Carlyon plan would require far more than a starter bond
The Spokane Spokesman-Review argues that a $30,000,000 bond in referendum bill No. 1 would only be the ante for a 1,516 mile Carlyon highway plan. Totals to about $75,000,000 would pave half, $60,000,000 all, with $45,000,000 more needed for regrading realigning and forest clearance. Taxpayers would bear higher levies, and reliance on motor vehicle funds and future legislatures is uncertain.
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Olympic Peninsula
Carlyon
American Automobile Association
Spokane
Canada
Walter
Sarah
Madame
Emile
Marechal
Niel Rosea
Percy
Schuienberg
Juliet
Stone
Tron & Meemage
Fielda
Manhattan
Shakespeare
Cata
Mukden
Gerard
Denys
UCH is LIFE Surprising news and school tales
A fragmented reminiscence notes life at UCH with talk of dropping prices, a wireless hum, and eight to ten top pupils being girls. A teacher imagines a class exam twist while a boy asks about a congress candidacy and a family scene unfolds with Duff and relatives in a domestic vignette.
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Babe Roth
Letter to the editor insists land sales overvalued in King County
Robert Fraser of Manette Washington defends a land deal in White River valley arguing prices from 2.50 to 3.50 per acre were fair given demand. He recalls private timber land sales and questions secrecy claims about the leaf school controversy, noting other land sales at higher values and accusing critics of straining to condemn the deal.
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White River Valley
King Y
Vnlu
Uncle Sam
Robert Fraser
Manette
Wash
Alexis Carrel Advances Heart Research with Embryo Chicken Model
Prominent surgeon Alexis Carrel reports progress using a chicken embryo heart model to study heart growth. The experiment suggests insights into development and surgical applications, signaling a step forward in cardiovascular research.
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Alexis Carrel
John Reed’s Death and Revolutionary Odyssey
John Reed dies in Moscow after a life that began in Oregon and Harvard. He fled to support Russian freedom, lived in exile, was jailed in Finland for carrying dispatches, then returned to Moscow. His wife Louise Bryant sought help from the state department as Reed gave his life for liberty.
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Moscow
London
John Reed
Harvard
Oregon
Hudson
Reed
United States
Finland
Lenine
Louise Bryant
Our
State Department
Lberty
Russia After Bolshevism A Four Phase Evolution
The article envisions four possible post Bolshevik transition paths in Russia. It discusses coalition governments if leaders seek inclusion of anti Bolsheviks, or swift opposition takeover if Bolsheviks fall. It warns of possible anarchy or fragmented local rule and foresees Russia ultimately becoming a great democracy as a continued evolutionary stage.
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Rusia
Lenine
Trotsky
Bolsheviarm
Russia
How Do You Do Handshakes Reveal Character
Dr. Charles F. Borer presents five handshake types to salesmen, linking grip style to character traits. The friendly grip shows sociability, the economical grip signals thrift, the secretive grip implies slyness, the indifferent grip marks lack of refinement, and the closed fist denotes insincerity and exaggeration.
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Charles F. Borer
E Boger
Mexico's bid for recognition after civil strife urged
The article argues Mexico has ended civil wars and seeks international recognition. It pleads that the United States grant recognition to the current government, noting Europe awaits Uncle Sam's word and that delaying harms Mexico's reintegration with neighboring nations. It stresses Mexico's peace efforts and urge for prompt U.S. action.
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Mexico
Rio Grands
Republic
United States
Uncle Sam
Peace in Mexico Amid Claims of Stable Conditions
A Mexico City writer proclaims political conditions unseen since 1910, noting reduced banditry and rising commerce under the new administration. The Bank of London and Mexico official cites stronger finances, while a gas find in Buffalo is mentioned alongside a whimsical note on Flammarion and a honeymoon.
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Mexico City
México
Mexico
EL ©, Mostyn
Bank of London
Springtime a la Carte and a City Woman's Yearning
A New York freelance writer Sarah gains meals and money by supplying mimeographed menus for Schulenberg's restaurant while dreaming of country love with Walter Franklin. As spring arrives the city life intertwines with her longing, later crushed when dandelion memories yield to daily toil and a noisy urban evening.
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Sarah
Barah
Schulenberg
Schulenbers
Behulenberg
Bchulenberg
Schulen
Walm
Box Factory
Bluebird
Sunny Brook Farm
Franklin
Walter
Walter Franklin
Farmer
New York
Time Tactics and a Garden of Letters
A disjointed tale contrasts Mary’s poor time budgeting with Hetty who plans and completes tasks. A parallel scene shows Sarah and Walter Franklin seeking each other through a typewritten menu and a torn note, revealing a clue tied to a coded dedication from Dearret Walter.
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Seattle Star
Washington
Ike
Duff
Olivia
Wilbur
Congress
Bie
Etters
Buffalo
Flammarion
Doubleday, Page & Co
Wheeler Syndicate, Inc
Lama
Ameri
Fhor Oppo
Denmark
Ihe
Tive
BY Kroger W. Ballosn
Mary
Hetty Eiven
Diana
Hetty
Aaid
Dearret Walter
Finaren
Sexton Bros
Third Avenue
Everett True
Northwestern
Ady
Patrontize
Dr. Wilson
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