Fight Briefly Rages Over Fish Hatchery Funding
The House debated the Fish Committee item in the general appropriations bill. Mr Murray offered an amendment to replace the item with a $77,500 total, detailing hatchery maintenance at Ketchikan Cordova and Seward, work to destroy natural enemies of salmon near Valdez, and other related projects including a hatchery superintendent salary and territorial commission expenses.
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House
Fish Committee
Murray
Ways and Means Committee
Sheldon
Fish Commission
Ross
Ketchikan Hatchery
Cordova Hatchery
Seward Hatchery
Valdez
Ishamy Lake
Copper River
Territorial Fish Commission
Watson
Washington U President Suzzallo Faces Political Storm
In Yakima Washington on April 27 State Representative Duncan Dunn challenged University of Washington president Suzzallo, accusing him of political maneuvering to push a superinstitution and misusing student tuition for building funds rather than instruction. Dunn urged Suzzallo to quit statewide campaigning and warned the legislature about the plan.
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Yakima
Wash
Suzzallo
University of Washington
United States
Duncan Dunn
Riverside
Pamina Grange
Dunn
Snowstorm Claims 200 Korean Emigrants in Primorsk
Advices from Primorsk report a snow storm disaster killing about 200 Korean emigrants. Rescue efforts are underway as authorities assess the tragedy and assist survivors.
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Seoul
Primorsk
Nation to hear call for reforestation week
Washington April 27 Ameri can Forest Week endorsed by President Coolidge will start today with an extensive education program led by former Governor Frank O Lowden and supported by nearly 100 organizations. The drive seeks public awareness of forestry problems, timber supply preservation, and forest tree distribution to private owners, noting the US has 61 million acres of denuded land and far fewer young forests planted compared with Japan.
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Washington
Coolidge
Frank O. Lowden
Illinois
Io Center
United States Forest Service
United States
The
Forest Service
Japan
Policeman Fined After Trousers Repair Interruption
In St Louis on April 27 the Police Board fined Patrolman Duff $40 after he stopped at a tailor shop on his beat March 3 to have his trousers repaired. A burglar alarm rang and robbers then stole $25,000 from the Mound City Trust Company before Duff could return to duty.
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ST. Louis
Police Boards
Duff
Mound City Trust Company
Cities Working to Aid Alaska
Seattle and four chambers of commerce including Portland San Francisco and Los Angeles join to push thorough charting of western Alaska waters and demand higher appropriations for coast geodetic surveys in the region.
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Seattle
Chambers of Commerce of
Portland
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Alaskan
Affidavits Involve Former Gov Hart in Bank Case
Olympia, April 27. Attorney General Dunbar handed affidavits from Forbes Haskell and Guy Kelly regarding talks with former Gov Louis F Hart on liquidation fees for the Scandinavian American Bank of Tacoma. Fullerton will investigate immediately. Dunbar says no authority for criminal action and rejects 115000 in fees.
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Olympia
Wash
Dunbar
Roscoe Fullerton
Thurston County
Forbes Haskell
Guy Kelly
Scandinavian American Bank of Tacoma
Louis F. Hart
Fullerton
Dunbard
Haskell
Kelly
Hart
Four Children Die in Powder Explosion at Kolchinski Homestead
Four children were killed and two injured, one likely fatally, when a powder explosion occurred at the Kolchinski homestead in Clackamas County, Mollalla. A boy reportedly lighted the powder where six or seven children were playing, with details arriving as meager advices.
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Mollalla
Ore
Kolchinski
Clackamas County
Savage buys Butler Hotel for 350000 in Seattle
In Seattle John F. Savage completed the purchase of the Butler Hotel for 350000 dollars. The deal indicates a major property acquisition in the city and signals potential plans for the historic hotel.
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Seattle
John FE. Savage
Butler
World peace at risk as Hindenburg election looms
In New York on April 27 former German ambassador Gerard decried the upcoming election of former Field Marshal von Hindenburg as Germany's president as a threat to world peace and a sign Germans favor militarism and monarchism. Paris officials view the vote as awakening global awareness of German sentiment, noting a strong female bloc for von Hindenburg.
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Gerard
von Hindenburg
Niw
York
Germany
von Ilindenburg
Paris
von Hindenorg
Buletin—Doorn
Kaiser William’s
Berlin
Marshal von Hindenburg
Karl Jarres
German Republic
Statement by Borah on German election shock and future recovery
Senator Borah Idaho says the surprising Hindenburg victory may delay German recovery yet could steer nationalism toward constructive policy if directed properly. Senator Swanson of Virginia calls Germany under suspicion after the election as a key Foreign Relations figure weighs the implications for world affairs.
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Borah
Waskington
United States
Idaho
von Hisenburg
Claude A. Swanson
Virginia
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
von Hindenburg
Germany
Industrials Break After German Election News
Berlin traders reacted to von Hindenburg�s election and harsh editorials abroad with a sharp drop in industrial stocks from two to five points on the Bourse today.
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Berlin
von Hindenburg
Bond Market Moves in German and French Bonds
In New York on April 27 the German 7 percent bonds traded at 92, with October maturity at 95 and one-eighth, four points below the year’s high. French government bonds declined one to two points.
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New York
Rum Runners Shift to Automobiles in Canada
Canadian customs officials near Aldergrove report increased Coast Guard pressure drives rum runners from ships to cars. Cr. Jones of Seattle was arrested yesterday entering Canada stealthily, the fourth arrest in a week.
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New Westminster
B. C
Aldergrove
American Coast Guard
Cr. Jones
Seattle
Canada
Evangelists Must Now Adopt New Policies
In Chicago at the twenty-fifth annual Congress of the Disciples of Christ Prof A Le Roy Huff of Drake University urged evangelists to adjust their methods to modern mental attitudes shaped by science and democracy. He said the shift does not break with the Spirit and teachings of Jesus.
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Chicago
A. LeRoy Huff
Drake University
The
Disciples of Christ
Jesus
Date for Hearing Alaska Salmon Tax Case
WASHINGTON April 27 The Supreme Court has set the hearing for the appearance of the Pacific American Fisheries attacking the Alaska salmon tax for November 2.
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Alaska
Washington
Supreme Court
Juneau Wins Fourth Annual Inter School Meet
Telegram from W K Keller superintendent reports Juneau contestants won the meet in oration, orchestra and overall events at the Southeast ern Alaska Inter-School Meet. Mrs Keller conveyed the telegram noting Juneau won oration, orchestra and the meet.
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Juneau
Castro Not Double in Nanaimo Bank Robbery Case
Seattle April 27 Police Chief Shirras of Nanaimo stated Alfred Castro, arrested with others when Seattle police found an arsenal in his home, was not a double of Ross Watson. He said their expressions and movements were inconsistent and described the gang as one of the Pacific Northwest’s most desperate hold-up bands.
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Seattle
Shirras
Nanaimo
Alfred Castro
Ross Watson
Castro
Pacific Northwest
Canadian Tugs Escort Zanni Across Pacific Flight
Consul Molina of Argentina signs charters with the Deep Sea tugs Imbricaria and Canada of Vancouver to convoy world flyer Zanni from Japan to British Columbia. The tugs proceed directly to Japan and set landing points as the flight progresses.
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Zanni
Seattle
Molina
Argentina
Canada
Vancouver
Japan
British Columbia
American halibut landings rise on Pacific Coast ports
United States Fisheries Commissioner Henry O Malley reported March landings show Americans 6,226,526 pounds of halibut at Pacific Coast ports and Canadians 661,191 pounds. The figures reflect a lead for American fishermen in the halibut catch.
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Washington
United States
Henry O'Malley
Pacific Coast
Padlock Court Opens In New York S.R.O.
The Padlock Court, a federal tribunal opened at the request of Federal District Attorney Buckner in New York. It began operations today with a crowd standing room only as supporters and observers filled the courtroom.
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Padlock Court
New York
S.R.O
Buckner
Budget as aim of new Senate Bill up today
Territorial Treasurer tasked under Senate Bill No. 43 with preparing a biennial budget for submission to the Legislature. The measure requires officials to supply necessary data, and the budget must show revenues by source, prior appropriations and balances, and net treasury cash at key points.
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Senate
Territorial
Committee On Finance
Von Hindenburg New President Big Plurality
Berlin reports Former Field Marshal von Hindenburg won the German presidency by a sizable plurality, edging out Wilhelm Marx and Ernst Thaelmann. Born 1847 in Hanover, his war leadership boosted his image while he warned about reparations and urged foreign economic loyalty.
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von Hindenburg
Wilhelm Marx
Ernest Thaelmann
Austria
Eighth Army Corps
Hanover
Associated Press
Germany
Marshal von Hindenburg
Marx
Hindenburg
Stresemann
People’s Party
Dr. Jarres
Jarres
Selec
Training camps open gates to American boys
New York April 27 More than a quarter of the 50 000 man Citizens Military Training quota for 1925 has already enrolled. Camps from Fort McKinley Maine to the Presidio San Francisco will offer basic and advanced courses intermingling citizenship and physical training with military drill. Participants owe nothing for 30 days. government covers travel, clothing, meals, lodging, and entertainment. Plattsburg will run two camps in succession. Six Army Corps area leads among nine regional divisions.
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New York
Citizens
War Department
Fort McKinley
Presidio of
San Francisco
Infantry
Cavalry
Field
Coast Artillery
Engineers
Signal Corps
Plattsburg
N. Y
Sixth Army Corps
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Washington U
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Field Marshal von Hindenburg
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