Kidnapers Release Boy After Eight Days of Risky Ride
George Weyerhaeuser, abducted May 24, was found by farmer John Bonomi about 25 miles northeast of Tacoma near Issaquah. The two hundred thousand dollar ransom was paid by F. Rodman Titcomb, and the boy returned unharmed to his parents after eight days in captivity.
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Tacoma
John Bonomi
Issaquah
George Weyerhaeuser
F. Rodman Titcomb
Bonomi
Renton
Weyerhaeuser
John H. Dreher
Seattle Times
Dreher
President Deliberates Public Support Before NRA Action
NRA backers say the President will wait for broad public backing before asking Congress to push new NRA legislation. Ambassador Daniels indicates a constitutional convention could reform the 1935 framework, while Wallace seeks Holster Farm Adjustment Act amendments. Party: Roosevelt faces Republican opposition and Democratic division over constitutional revision.
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Associated Press
Washington
NRA
Congress
Joseph Daniels
Mexico
White House
Agriculture Wallace
American Liberty League
Roosevelt
Robinson
A Constitutional Convention May Be The Solution
Washington June 1 A group of House members plans to assemble to canvass the possibility of a convention to rewrite the Constitution Representative Maverick of Texas says Rep Keller of Illinois chairs the group and will call a meeting soon. Maverick condemns Supreme Court obstructions and urges a method to secure lawful government changes.
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Associated Press
Washington
House
Maverick
Texas
Rep
Keller
Llinvis
Supreme Court
Congress
Forest Service Proposes $156 Million Relief Plan
The Forestry Service of the Department of Agriculture announces a plan to spend 156 million dollars in 47 states on forest shelter belts and windbreaks using work relief funds. Alaska and Rhode Island are excluded from the plan with no further details disclosed.
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Associated Press
Washington
Forestry Service
Department of Agriculture
Alaska
Rhode Island
Forest Service
Federated Church Invites at 11 Am and 7 40 P M
The Federated Church announces Sunday services at 11 am and 7 40 pm with worship and a sermon titled The New Understanding of the Basis of Judgment. An earnest invitation is extended and the doors are open to all.
Passenger List for S S Victoria Sailed at 11 This Morning
Nome Nugget reports the S S Victoria of the Alaska Line sailed from Seattle at 11 o clock for Nome with 177 cabin passengers and 214 steerage passengers. Nome bound travelers include W P Hughes A Samson Wm Maloney Alvin Weber and many others. Cabin list published. steerage list to follow.
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Victoria
Nome
Seattle
Nome Nugget
S.S. Victoria
Alaska
W P Hughes
Samson Wm Maloney
Alvin Weber
Fred M Johnson
Frank Rahn
Wim Smith Wilson Scott
W Holmes
Rothenburg
Howard Gawne
Robert Baldwin
Chas Rice
Peter Sather
E Sedley Grant
R Luiblin
B Madden Ward Haley J Smith
Chas Engle
Russell Harkema
A L Keene
Gretchen Young
Dudley Warner
Andrew Mattson
August Olsen
WA Clark
Z Lavalle
Donald Fadden
L Lewis
John Strafeld
Phyllis Turner
Katherine Turner
Dowie
Jolen
W Irwin
L Brinkerhall
Gus Nelson
Allen Brown
Jean Mallory
Mabel Mallory
Richard Cornwall
Cornwall John Hegness
al Snyder
Lina Raihla
Frances Waldhelm
Geo J Waldhelm
Ellen
Bill Waldhelm
Gloria Vanderbush
Emily Morgan
Max Herschberg
Rosemary Hirschberg
Barry Keon
John H Young
P Kell
Robert F Edwards
O van House
M J Krige
Arthur J. Baldwin Sails for Nome with Passengers and Cargo
The Arthur J. Baldwin of the Arctic Transport Company sailed from Seattle at five o'clock to Nome. It carries five passengers James Kelliher C F Patterson P C Paulson Chester Micheals H Larson and a full cargo.
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Associated Press
Seattle
Nome Daily Nugget
Arthur J. Baldwin
Arctic Transport Company
Nome
James Kelliher
F Patterson
P C Paulson Chester Micheals H Larson
Baldwin
Lumber Strike Near End As Workers Return To Jobs
Portland reports indicate a rapid move toward ending the lumber strike with about five thousand workers set to resume work Monday and twelve thousand expected nationwide under new agreements. Major companies and many smaller ones have settled, while Puget Sound, Portland, and the lower Columbia River area remain under strike control.
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Associated Press
Portland
Oregon
Wi Tutter
Seattle
Puget Sound
Columbia River
New Horror Adds Fright In Quake Stricken Areas
Quetta June 1 jackals from surrounding hills roamed debris filled streets of the quake stricken city in search of prey. The toll is believed to exceed thirty thousand dead with two hundred or more Europeans among the victims. Sentries fired as the beasts were hit while natives cried Allah in the deathly silence. Structures in the city lay crushed by wind through Bolan Pass.
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Associated Press
Quetta
Allah
Bolan Pass
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