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Comp. under the direction of the Superintendent of Public Instruction, Frank J. Browne. cf. Introduction. ; On cover: School Code of Washington. ; Mode of access: Internet.

On March 28, 1890, the legislature of the new state of Washington approved legislation authorizing the establishment of the Washington Agricultural College and School of Science, which was the first name for what would eventually become Washington State University. On March 9, 1891, they passed legislation further clarifying and elaborating upon the school's role. Both pieces of legislature are shared here, plus the title page from each volume.

Includes also the state constitution, territorial and state officers, members of the Legislature, standing committees, employees, etc. ; Includes also the state constitution, territorial and state officers, members of the Legislature, standing committees, employees, etc. ; Mode of access: Internet.

[No. 1] in vol. backtitled. Laws of Washington. ; Includes index. ; Mode of access: Internet.

Vols. for 1897-1903 include the state constitution. ; Subtitle varies. ; Vols. for 1909- have title: Code of public instruction. ; Paperback edition for 1903 has different cover title than hardback edition. ; Some vols. published in paperback, some in hardback, some in both. ; Mode of access: Internet. ; Published by the authority of the Superintendent of Public Instruction. ; Updated between editions by: School laws of the State of Washington enacted by the Legislature of ., (also published under the title: Amendments to the code of public instruction of the State of Washington, ); School laws of Washington enacted by the legislature of ., -1919; and by: Laws relating to public schools and school interests, 1920/21-.

Comp. under the direction of the Superintendent of Public Instruction, R.B. Bryan. cf. Introd. ; Mode of access: Internet.

J.M. Hitt, State Librarian. ; At head of title: State of Washington. ; Mode of access: Internet.

J.M. Hitt, State Librarian. ; Interleaved. ; At head of title: State of Washington. ; Mode of access: Internet.

Statement by W.S.C. officials explaining their version of events surrounding the Influenza epidemic among the S.A.T.C. soldiers and the allegations put forth by Mr. Sanborn.

Four page summary of S.A.T.C. activities and its formation on campus, including several photographs of the corps in formation, their various exploits, and the commanding officers.

Excerpt from Chinook explaining the rough football season at W.S.C. on account of World War I and the flu epidemic.

Complete summary of the military investigation into the 1918 Influenza Epidemic in Pullman, while pending judgement by Colonel Thomas J. Lewis. Details the accusations against the military, the testimonies of various witnesses, and the responsibility of W.S.C. and military authorities.

Excerpt from 1917-1918 record revealing the impact of World War I on the W.S.C. student body and defining their perceived purpose in the conflict.