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Washington Crew Makes Good Showing Despite Loss
Washington crew placed second in the Intercollegiate race on the Tucison, edging navy rivals and beating Columbia, Cornell, Pennsylvania, Syracuse, and Wisconsin. The Junior Varsity won by a wide margin, reflecting strong but not title-clinching performance. coach Callow had warned of no win this year, casting doubt on future UW aquatic dominance.
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President Coolidge on States Rights and Federal Authority
The article argues for stronger local government and state sovereignty against centralization. It notes Coolidge's stance that states must assert authority or face federal intervention, contrasts with Bryan’s centralization advocacy, and cites the Child Labor amendment debate as a test of states rights versus national judgment.
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Federal authority overruns states warns in critique
The piece argues that if states fail to settle issues fairly, the federal government would finalise them, risking complete centralisation in Washington and eroded state responsibility. It notes trade tensions and rail line moves, then cites Underwood on restoring the 1916 surtax and Arthur Brisbane assessing Hearst holdings and business volume.
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Washington
Along Life's Detour and the Ananias Club Snippets
A collage of pithy lines and quips on life, marriage, and manners. Snippets mock wedding trends and gender norms, with aphorisms about clothes, speeches, and social habits. A brief editorial flavor contrasts cautious humor with social critique.
Governor Parks Named Alaska's New Governor in 1940s Era
The Anchorage Times profiles George Parks as the new Alaska Governor succeeding Scott Bone. It highlights his long Alaska ties with the General Land Office and federal departments, his readiness to travel the Territory, and expectations for strong cooperation with Alaskans and Washington to advance the Territory's interests.
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Modern Town Wit Skews Habits in Humble Notes
A column of humorous observations mocks stenographers, marriage, divorce, and household quirks. It jokes about wives, fashion, and social norms while riffing on a New Era of a six story fireproof hotel and playful asides on notable names.
Which was the greater event the short skirt debate
A fragmented text shows a quarrel line about illness and prescriptions and a mock debate proposal about women adopting short skirts. It references Cincinnati Ohio Enquirer and Warren Tribune and a suggestion to have ladies start the debate then men respond.
Notice of Hearing on Final Account Alaska Estate
In the Probate Court for Junean Precinct Alaska Division One the administrator Lavine filed a final account for the estate of Steve Seferovich deceased A hearing is set for the lth day of Ate ust 1027 at ten o clock in the morning Interested persons must appear and may object why the account should not be approved Dated June 1924 Probate Judge A Paine First publication June 9 1924 Last publication July 7 1925
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A. Paine
Common People and Grier in Territorial Debate
Mr Paul claims Mr Grier won by the common people, while the writer questions who counts as common and asserts Mr Cirier is a credit to his constituents, noting hard work and best interests of the Territory amid the row.
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Mr. Grier
Cirier
Paul
Priscila
Old Clothes Spark Witty Domestic Banter Across Cities
A humorous exchange compares radio and head jokes about Cuba and China, noting a wife’s disdain for old clothes. The speaker laughs at a plan to give away garments, wondering if recent suitors or partners hold the missing connection, while mentioning Mr. Shirton's Buffalo laundry.
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Sam
Mr. Shirton
Buffalo
J. M
Dayton
Ohio
Homeless Children a Potential Asset
Governor Moore of Idaho speaks at the National Welfare Conference in New York about making Idaho a clearinghouse for homeless children from both institutions and poor homes. The commentary notes practical humanitarian aims and questions the influence of advertising on Sir Thomas Lipton’s America’s Cup bid.
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Moore
Idaho
Charley
National Welfare Conference
New York
Thomas Lipton
Sir Thomas
San Francisco Bulletin
Odd items in a girl’s hope chest reveal book on baby care
The reader notes odd inclusions in a modern girl's hope chest and contrasts quick learning by brides with grooms. It muses on behavior differences between motorists and gossipers and suggests science explains many things but not a certain mystery.
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