Ice jam threatens Yakima River bridges and irrigation works
Ice fields have pushed against the O W N railway bridge near the Yakima River, damaging approaches but leaving the bridge itself intact. Workers dynamited the ice to prevent further damage. trains rerouted via Pasco. Officials fear risks to the highway bridge between here and Richland and to irrigation headworks as temps rise and ice moves downstream.
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Columbia
Snake River
Yakima Valley
O-W
Pasco
N. P
Wallula
Kennewick
Yakima River
Yakima
The
Horn
C. E. Edwards
Columbia Irrigation District
Wartime Christmas and the Prince of Peace
The essay starkly contrasts biblical prophecy with wartime hardship. It recalls the birth of a prince amid poverty and crowds in Bethlehem, then links the yearning for peace to unselfishness and brotherhood taught by the Galilean. The author laments superficial prosperity and calls for humility to welcome the Prince again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallilee
Fuel Shortage Persists Despite Warmer Weather
Keene, the fuel administrator, said warmer weather has eased cold risks but the coal shortage remains acute. No coal in town and no assured arrival date. Utah coal overdue and trace efforts failing. Two cars of wood arrived, quality in question. A coke supply is limited with permits issued. Roslyn mine coal expected next week to ease conditions.
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O. Keene
Kennewick
Utah
Keene
Roslyn
Browne Wins Damage Suit After Judgment Set Aside
A Superior court jury cleared T C Browne in the case brought by A Vance for damages from an automobile crash near the Valley Club Horse. A prior $3,000 default judgment was set aside after Browne claimed he did not know of the suit. he had received a notice, lost it, and forgot the incident. The case was reopened and decided in Browne's favor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Vance
T. C. Browne
Vance
Two Red Card Men Convicted In Prosser
A Spokane detective testified with I W W literature as key evidence in the trial of F A Brown and C F Neilson in Prosser. The jury, including one Prosser resident and one woman, found both men guilty of a felony under the criminal syndicalism act after a brief deliberation.
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Prosser
I. W. W.s. Brown
Neilson
Kennewick
Centralia
Spokane
Truax
F. J.kadow
J. R. Quigley
Pearce
Peer Prosser
Bers
Dew
Oscar Schuman
Yakima County
Andrew Brown
Campbell W. Bushnell
McGregor
Beardsley
C. L. Holcomb
Seattle
Alex Mackel
Yakima
FE. W. W
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Benton County
Yakima ‘River
H. J. Wood
Ecs
Mary
Bethlehem
Browne
F. A. Brown
C. F. Neilson
Mr. Vance
Mr. Browne
Egbert
Mr. Egbert
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