Shirtless Spokane man fascinates nation in odd tale
Spokane, Wash. Willis Willey, famed for walking in public without clothes, drew national attention after a court visit over a mortgage issue. He insists porch comfort beats attire, chats with officials, and receives letters from across the United States about his unconventional lifestyle.
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Spokane
Wash
Wills Willey
United States
Willey
Willis Willey
Broadway
Willia Willey
Clarence Long
Walla Walla
Northwest Association of Sheriffs and Police
Pacific Coast
Jimmy
Jennie
Hollywood
New York
Union
Filley
Deathes
Trade of czar jewels for American farm tools
Moscow reports Russia ready to exchange crown jewels seized after the revolution for American tractors, plows, engines, and other equipment. Officials say the 406 pieces, dating from Peter the Great to Nicholas II, include the Imperial Crown of All the Russias and are valued around 264 million dollars, with private buyers unable to absorb such wealth.
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Moscow
Russia
Peter the Great
Nicholas II
United States
Elizabeth
Catherine the Great
Paul
Alexander I
Nicholas
Alexander II
Nicholas II Bo
Csar
Czarina
Russias
Radio Noise Remover Developed at University of Pennsylvania
Philadelphia researchers Dr. Harold Pender and Dr. J. H. Muller report a new noninductive high resistance filament to replace impregnated paper in grid leaks. Tubes with a metal coated glass core provide stable resistance, reducing weather variation and preventing static buildup that caused noise in radio receivers.
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Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
Harold Pender
Moore School of Electrical’ Engineering
J. H. Muller
Feeding Snakes Odd Job Held by Woman
Miss Grave Olive Wiley of Minneapolis curates the Minnesota Academy of Natural Science museum and feeds 13 Texas diamond rattlesnakes by forcing mice down their throats and bathing them with soap and water twice weekly. She notes rattlers vary in temper, some nervous, reacting differently to treatment, yet many show affection by arching their backs when petted.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Eata
Local residents share daily calls and weekend visits
South Colton and nearby towns see several Tuesday to Sunday visits, calls, and social events. Families visited farmers, helped shell corn, repaired tractors, and welcomed guests at Deaver, Cortney, Wendte, and Meck homes. A Senior class play, dances, box socials, and show nights fill the week with national taxi service mentioned.
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John Cortney
H. P. Cortney
Mr. Amerson
Twin City
J. H. Wendte
Elmer Phelps
Charles Deaver
George
Conrad Meseing
Whittaker
Fred Bussman
Leonard Jones
M. J.hutslander
Academy
Helen Jacobs
Chappell
George Deaver
Lenora Cortney
Chappel
Krueger
Local Notes From Spring Canyon Area
Hints of daily life include Sutter hauling hogs to Crook on Monday and Mrs Gue Sutter with daughter Margaret watering there. Dunn was in the neighborhood doing phone work and Lynd with Wilson were blowing rocks on nearby properties. Hermina Stoppel stayed Tuesday night with Frances Moore.
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Amelia Stoppel
Blyn Olden
Lewis Nebro
Lewis Drutterbaugh
Sterling
I. HL. Pope
J.B. Bates
Ikidegard Jobe
Ed Binney
Arthur McKelvey
Ea Heth
Crook
Mary
B. Ll. Roach
Bert Hilliard
Harry Reeves
Carl Meyerholz
John Todd
Clarence Beebhe
Fern
Sidney
Milo Moore
M. T. Moore
A. D. Hilliard
C. M. Morton
John Scott
Hilliard
Sam Polick
Dick Sutter
George McCall
Ruth McCall
P. R. Bell
Gus Sutter
Fleming
Charles Brecht
Gon
John Heckel
Barber School
Cecil Salvador
Haxtun
Ed Biiney
A. D. Hillard
Gas Sutter
Pls Dunn
Gue Sutter
Margaret
Alien Lynd
Vern Wilson
Brecht
Hermina Stoppel
Frances Moore
Sidney Draw O D O Club Hosts Ladies At Frank Kura Home
The O D O club ladies met Thursday at the Frank Kura home for visiting and lunch including sandwiches pickles potato salad ice cream and cake. Guests included Otto Kurz Mrs Herman Van Aeletyn and daughters Anna Florence Father and Florence, plus Mr. and Mrs. Charles Walker and family and others. A number from the vicinity attended Friday at the academy and many at the hard.
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O. D. O. Club
Frank Kura
Otto Kurz
Herman van Aeletyn
Anna
Florence
Charles Walker
George Hockereson
H. van Aekttyn
Frank Kurz
Fred Kretz
Baby
Spicknell
Academy
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Soviet Russia
J. T. Wendte
Cecil Whittaker
Joe Kulick
Thomas Howeter
J. B. Roth
South Clifton
J. B.ill
Marguerite
Tesar
Leonard Huislander
Tadge Pole
M. J. Huilslainder
II P. Cortney
Hester Deaver
Tadge Vale
Peter Meick
Joan
George Messing
J. H. Wenile
Leonard
Wile Cortney
Clarence
Clemmons Deaver
Lake
Fing
Chales Deaver
Geo. Deaver
Mr Combs
Ajax
Frank Kur
Joe Clause
George Tileeskerson
Schley
Hockerson
Paul Sparks
N. B. Henderson
J. A. Sparks
Bertha Buttner
Dora Hemmer
George Hockerson
Mrs
James Mohatt
Will Mohatt
Jerane Dendinger
Spring Canyon
Center School
Tom Dexter
Sidney Everett
Ben « Latham
Andrew Dexter
Ton
Hezekiah Hrowking
Nathan Veck
Carlotta Banniaster
Anastasia Fann Pater
Liason Webster Russell Robe Gilbert Webrrter
Kenneth Rowe
Lpdivard Edwards
Jeparent Faston AU
Nora Sbruelke
Rom
Marie Tank Amhdia Dente
Andrew Evelyn Zublke
MBS
Bella Ann
Florine
Ada Tore Lyda Fasten
Evelyn Bancroft
Ferndale Farm
Cranberry Corners
The
North Platte Floral Co
M. G. How
U.S. A
John Harron
June Marlowe
Pat Hartigan
Victor Potel Chasheine
Conklin Gilbert Clayton Odith Works
Harmen Asymaher
Car BP
Casrtes Logue
Husband
Ene
Fred Hemelton
Charles Conklin
Tom McGuire
William’ Lowery Weed
Eric C. Kenton
Edward T. Lowads
Fox News
Comedy
Oereer
I Strohfi
Benjamin Glazer
Mae Murray
John Gilbert
Pathe
Pathe Fublex
Milten Sills
Viola Dannia
Man
Gene Wright
Mors
Pandora Lacroix
Adso Gump
Oc. Wem
Fox
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