Jones leads Washington Senate race as Ankeny trails
Returns from Washington primary polls show Wesley L. Jones of North Yakima leading incumbent Levi Ankeny for the United States Senate. Ex-Governor William McBride trails with Coggrove and Mead far behind. Early statewide returns indicate Jones ahead in key counties while Beattie notes delays in reporting from Walla Walla and other areas.
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U S Senator Ankeny Biography Snapshot
Levi Ankeny of Walla Walla born in St. Joseph Missouri August 1 1844 moved to Oregon 1950 later Lewiston and Walla Walla elected U S senator in 1908 after two attempts his term expires March 3 1809
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Remarkable Precedent At Yearlong Royal Assembly
London notes report that for the first time in three centuries a papal delegate attended a royal assembly. The event, dated September 9, drew immense crowding and sparked religious world-wide astonishment as observers discuss implications of the historic encounter.
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Preparations for Oregon federation convention take shape
Plans for the Oregon Federation of Women's Clubs convention advance in the city with joint hostesses Lyle Tuesdays Musical and Neighborhood clubs. Committees are named, emblem chosen as a sugar beet, and a badge die is prepared for the early November gathering.
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Nelson Retains Championship in Twenty-One Round Battle
Heavyweight bout between Nelson and Gans narrows to a long, grueling 21 round contest. Nelson led most rounds, displayed fresh stamina, while Gans showed clever countering and held a persistent challenge. Bell time and scoring details dominated ringside chatter as the crowd watched the world title defend.
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Congressman Wesley I Jones of North Yakima
Wesley I Jones, lawyer, represented North Yakima in Congress. He served in the 7th and 6th a term and was elected again to the 40th congress, with a career spanning Imola to Washington.
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Storms Wreck Thoate Off Devon Coast
Storms lash the British channel with the solidbone er Phyllis Gray lost off Devonshire. A crab of 1? drowned as boats driven ashore. heavy loss of life feared along the west coast.
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Bryan Addresses 40000 Hearers in Illinois Democratic Event
A large Illinois Democratic convention with 40 000 attendees heard William Jennings Bryan and Governor Johnson speak on key campaign issues. Bryan emphasized constitutional power division between state and nation while outlining party principles.
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