Democrats Pick Delegates and Electors in Washington
Spokane hosts the state Democratic convention where the liberal wing remains dominant after clashes over credentials. A. R. Titlow is re elected national committeeman and Elizabeth Christian becomes national committeewoman, with 28 delegates chosen for the national convention in San Francisco.
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Democrats
Spokane
Credentials Committee
A. R. Titlow
Tacoma
Elizabeth D. Christian
C. C. Dill
Clarence D. Martin
Cheney
J. C. Harrigan
Coleville
J.D. McCallum
Davenport
King and
Pierce
Aaron R. Titlow
Elizabeth Christian
J. M Simpson
Hugh C. Todd
Seattle
State Central Committee
George Christensen
R. S. Jones
Richard Seelye Jones
The
Stars and Stripes
Man
Washington
Edn Crangle
San Francisco
State Committee
Davenport Hotel
Maurice Langhorne
Pierce County
Miss Crapple
Ed. M. Connor
the Pacific
Jones
Martin Maloney
Viva Voce
J. H. Roberts
Lewis
Miss Crangle
Maloney
Ernest Lister
Wiswall
Mr. McCallum
John Reid
Langhorne
C. Dill
Propriety of Town’s Merchant Exposed in Scam Tale
A traveling salesman sold a small town merchant defective jewelry. The store returned it, but the wholesale house tried to collect via a sight draft drawn on the merchant through the local bank, which was not honored. The postmaster’s reply affirmed the merchant’s good standing, and the tale ends with a biting note from local officials and a pastor who would tell the caller to go to hell.
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O. K
Notice to Owners on Annual Installment in Improvement District No 2
The Seventh Annual installment for Improvement District No 2 including Front Street from 14th to Division, Commercial Street from 8th to 14th and extensions, and portions of 10th 12th 18th and 14th streets from Front to Commercial, is due by June 7, 1920 at the City Clerk's Office.
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Front Street
14Th Street
Division Street
Commercial Street
8Th Street
Leavenworth
14Th Streets
County Auditor Office Hours Shortened Saturdays Chelan County
The Chelan County Auditor's office will close at noon on Saturdays during June July August and September per Attorney General rulings. A. V. Shepherd County Auditor notes the schedule change.
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Chelan County
A. V. Shephard
Christian Church Service With Bible School and Communion
The local Christian church announces Bible school and communion at 2 50 at the West home, urging special prayer for enrichment from churches elsewhere. Aimed at enrolling children not attending Sunday school, the note highlights the town’s need for Christian training and addresses a paper shortage alongside a lack of ideas.
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Bible
Heavyenworth
Say it with flowers becomes a market fad in town
A Gotham florist popularized the line Say it with flowers and drew a thriving business. Others copied the slogan and it appeared in nearly every florist shop. In Fulton street market a fish dealer displayed Say it with shad, showing the phrase’s broad appeal.
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Gotham Florist
Fulton Street
Classified ads urge Echo readers to place sales notices
An advertising pitch urges readers to use the Echo classified columns for quick sales. A decorative quote from the Niles Star about a lively evening highlights the era's newspaper style.
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Echo
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G. N. Adams
Mason
M. B. Harker
King
Cowlitz
Charles McCarthy
Asotin
W. H. Lucy
Klickatat
J. M. Simpson
Emma C. Hausman
Sk. W. Robertson
M. Conner
Pacific
M. A. Langhorne
George FE. Ryan
Robert L. Proctor
Edna Crangle
P. S. Turner
Bremerton
J. L. Keeler
Sequim
Ed. Harrison
Lake Stevens
C. L. Harbaugh
Sedro Wooley
R. L
Chehalis
R. D. Wiswall
Vancouver
D. W. Fleet
Montesano
J. M .Tadlock
Olympia
H. C. Davis
Yakima
G. M. Lloyd
Walla Walla
N. W. Washington
Ephrata
W. A. Masher
Tekoa
Yellow Room
Emil Chautard
Realart. Pictures
Christian Church Service
Grigsby Junction
Ray Lounsberry
Sheehy
Percy Montague
Albany
Knickerbocker Press
Royal
New
Royal Cook Book
New Royal Cook Book
Cruisers
Niles Star
Boston Transcript
Tiged
Ruth Roland
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