Irreparable Blunder in Daugherty Policy Debate
Washington hints Attorney General Daugherty plans a retreat in Chicago on Monday to avoid extending constitutional rights. The piece questions his handling of free speech and free press during a potential life-time appointment of 24 federal judges and urges careful reconsideration to prevent irreparable damage. The column critiques political overreach and ends with a Shakespearean allusion and a sensational headline notice.
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Promises to Retire Auto Highlight Local Auditor Race
Mrs. Phebe McCleverty runs for county auditor promising to abolish the office car and borrow a vehicle from the commissioners when needed. The widow of a Seattle serviceman, she stresses practical budget fixes over general campaign talk and stands out as a notable candidate in the race.
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Baker Seeks State Senate Seat With Progressive Platform
Donna E. Baker campaigns in the 36th district on reducing tuition at the University of Washington and capping legislative spending. Her agenda also calls for stricter laws, better bank depositor protections, limits on Japanese inroads, redistricting to favor King County, and reopening the Medical Lake home. Baker's lengthy civic record includes PTAs, Camp Fire Girls, and leadership in the King County Legislative Federation.
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Matt Starwich the County Sheriff of the Old West Image
A Star recalls Sheriff Matt Starwich as a capable, economical, entertaining lawman with rugged, Western-movie flair. He has met crooks, run his office efficiently, and embodies confident faith in himself and others. A Mississippi jury once returned an odd verdict of not guilty in a horse theft case.
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A Young Doe On a Boulder
The writer recalls watching a wild young doe in the woods near campers. The creature, wary and graceful, fed on offerings while a moment later another deer is seen strapped to a car as season opening celebration. The author laments the contrast between wild deer and hunted sport.
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George McFarlane Campaign Ads Seen at Rai nier Stables
A reader reports George McFarlane’s bid for county commissioner from the south district visible on banners at Rai nier Stables, about five miles outside the district. The interview with G W Loveberry at 2114 Western Ave notes the unusual placement and prompts further inquiry.
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McFarlane Seeks Commissioner Post From Aberdeen Roots
The candidate born near Aberdeen on the Brig of Balgowale hillside pursued farming in America before settling in Beattie South district in 1889. Known for Scottish thrift and charity, he aided poor neighbors, funded education for two girls, and ran a wagon delivering gifts at Christmas, aiming to improve the county farm.
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Hello Bill by Berton Braley
A tribute poem praising William Allen White of Kansas editor of a small town daily journal. The lines celebrate his vernal mind, humane view, clear judgments, and influence on public opinion, noting his tolerance, honesty, and leadership in reporting and shaping the rural community.
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McFarlane Praised For Honesty And Business County Reform
The document lauds McFarlane as utterly honest and an expert builder with a long record in county affairs. It notes his wartime service as a district registration officer, nonpolitical stance, and pledge to run the county on a business basis with a clean sweep and new deal.
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Recall Threat Fails as Teachers Rally to Expose
Seattle teachers donated ten dollars each after a minor salary cut, press headlines claimed tax reducers would be exposed and Mr Taylor recalled. The effort triggered scrutiny from 32 school principals who joined the Chamber of Commerce, but the recall did not gain traction.
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Turbulent union politics echo school votes and turf battles
The discussion centers on political maneuvering within school and civic groups. Allegations accuse organizers like Mr Cooper Miss George and others of forcing reorganizations to control April elections and push education wage demands under patriotic language.
Insanity Linked to Focal Infection Theory by Dr Reed
A historical report discusses insanity as a focal infection affecting the entire body. Dr Reed, former AMA president, argues dental and intestinal sources influence mental illness and that funding research could cure dementia praecox impacting youths aged 16 to mid twenties.
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Chas l L. Reed
American Medical Association
Howepitals
Learn a Word Everyday Garrulity Defined
The entry defines garry as garrulity or talkativeness with a Latin root garire meaning chatter. It notes usage in political context describing attempts to curb garrulity in the States senate with limited success.
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Municipal league committee raised without referral
Citizens expose a new committee formed by L Schwalenback attorney D D Jong teacher formerly principal of Ross school now an agent and H A Woodcock in the YMCA vocational department to publish a biased report in Municipal News August and September 2nd to influence votes on school reforms and Taylor’s policies.
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Seattle
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