Increase in Tax Rolls Prompts Call for Fair Assessment
The Daily World reports County Assessor Osborne notes faster growth in North Central Washington with rising land values and more cultivated acreage. He urges taxing unimproved land proportionally to nearby improved property to curb speculative holding and promote community development.
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Osborne
Rabbi Krauskopf Sees Morality Gap Behind Divorce Wave
The rabbi condemns the double standard of sexuality and argues for equal moral expectations for men and women. He links divorce to character and urges focusing on marriage preparation rather than divorce, noting health and moral living as essential to social well being.
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Joseph Krauskopf
Knights of Columbus Meet in Mobile for 27th Annual Convention
Mobile hosts the Knights of Columbus as the twenty seventh annual meeting opens with a pontifical mass at the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception. Archbishop Glennon preaches. officers to be elected amid debate on by law changes and a report on the $500000 Catholic University endowment. Membership stands at 225000 across North and South American regions.
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Ala
Knights of Columbus
Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception
Allen
John J. Glennon
St. Louis
Lyric Theater
Lyons
Mahomer
Edward L. Hearn
Glennon
Battle House
Catholic University of America
Supreme
Order
James A. Flaherty
Philadelphia
Supreme Knight
United States
Canada
Mexico
Philippine Islands
Cuba
Porto Rico
Panama
South America
Woman Held at Slaying in Cambridge Massachusetts
In Cambridge district court Mrs. Elizabeth Richmond received a preliminary hearing for the murder of Stewart McTavish whose body was found July 23 in her East Cambridge room with a bullet through the eye and head battered by an ax. Police say robbery was the motive as McTavish carried a large sum of money.
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Cambridge, Miss
Elizabeth Richmond
Stewart McTavish
East Cambridge
McTavish
Boston
Gardner
Mass
State Insane Asylum
Richmond
Farmers Busy Haying as Community Dance Draws Crowd
Farmers are occupied with haying and heading. A dance at Paul Matson's Saturday drew a large crowd and was enjoyed by all. L. J. Coonan and daughter Mary travel to Seattle fair for a week. John Witte and wife visited W. J. Bromley. Mrs. Johnnie Stankey of Mansfield Wa sh spent a week with her mother Mrs. A Norman. Mrs. S. J. Mulloy went to Wenatchee for a few days with friends. May English of Waterville visits Mrs. George Overturf for a week.
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Paul Matson
Mary
Seattle
John Witte
W. J. Bromley
Wenatchee
May English
Waterville
George Overturf
Navy studies 16 armored cruisers for Pacific defense
Washington reports the navy department is considering forming a fleet of 16 first class armored cruisers to guard the Pacific Coast with a spring concentration and a possible cruise to the Philippines by September under Admiral Sebree. Expected members include Tennessee California Maryland Pennsylvania Colorado North Carolina Montana New York and others to reach 11 with four more likely Brooklyn Charleston St Louis Milwaukee. The plan seeks a seasoned commander with battleship fleet experience to lead the new force and develop war gaming and tactics.
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Navy Department
Sebree
Pacific
Department
Philippines
Tennessee
Washington
California
South Dakota
West Virginia
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Colorado
North Carolina
Montana
New York
Brooklyn
Charleston
St. Louis
Milwaukee
Rear Admiral Sebree to retire before major work begins
The statement notes that Rear Admiral Sebree will have retired by the time the real work starts, signaling a leadership transition as key tasks commence.
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Sebree
Satisfaction Guaranteed Graduate from NIU College of Optics
A brief note announces graduation from the Northern Illinois College of Optics in Chicago, highlighting completion of studies and credential attainment.
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Northern Illinois
College of Optics
Chicago
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