Wisconsin Senate Victory Clash Shapes 1924 Race
Victor L Lenroot led with about 104,104 votes as Davies trailed with 93,401 in Wisconsin after early returns. Irvine Lenroot held a strong lead in Milwaukee County while other counties showed Lenroot up for the Republican nomination to the U.S. Senate.
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Lenroot
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Micky
Tukee
Lenroodt
Chicago Votes Loyal After War Victory
Chicago voters backed a 100 percent loyal slate in yesterday's election, defeating all anti war aldermanic candidates as April 3 polling concluded.
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Chicago
Rats Win In Kansas City Elects Cowgill Mayor
April 3 report shows Democrats sweep city elections with Cowgill elected mayor and a full party ticket. Cowgill leads Cyrus with a 7500 vote plurality amid scattered opposition.
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K. C. Ciity
Democrats
Vic
Cowgill
Cyrus
Socialist Mayor Hoan Reelected In Milwaukee Victory
Milwaukee April 3 Mayor Hoan a socialist was reelected over Percy Braman by about 2200 votes. Braman conceded Hoan's victory as results came in early today.
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Hoan
Percy Braman
Bra
Man Falls Into Elevator Shaft in Leary Building Fatality
B FE Blount of 7802 Ave was crushed to the shaft bottom after stepping from the sixth floor into an opening created by a moving elevator. He died at 5 30 PM Tuesday after leaving T and Ewart's real estate office where he spoke with Ewart. Relatives unknown, search ongoing.
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B. FE
Blount
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Ewart
Seattle
Antenna Parent-Teacher Meeting Set for Friday
A Friday meeting announced for Friday April 5 at 5 PM aims to discuss school activities. The program will include a musical presentation and refreshments for attendees.
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Antenna
National Army to Be Sent to English Camps
Military planners describe a major shift as American troops prepare to join Britain in England to form a home army for Great Britain. A new timetable foresees many more divisions sailing to France and beyond to aid Haig, with ships sourced from Japan Norway Denmark and Spain. Secretary Baker is due soon to coordinate West Front efforts with President Wilson.
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Teuton
France
Seven Seas
Japan
Norway
Denmark
Spain
Great Britain
America
Britain
England
Haig
Amiens
Baker
Wilson
West Front
Quebec Quiet After Riots and Bloodshed
Quebec remains quiet after Monday's riots leaving streets deserted. Suburban streetcars and ferry service to the south shore were canceled while only limited town car service operated. The military is directing pedestrian movement to maintain order.
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Quebec
Cyclone Kills Six in Missouri Hit Counties
A cyclone swept Montgomery and Stoddard counties last night leaving six dead and many injured. The storm followed a severe hailstorm that damaged St Louis and surrounding areas, causing heavy property losses.
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ST. Louis
Montgomery
Stoddard
Baker Praises Italy Spirit As Ally in War
Secretary Baker, back from the Italian front, met Premier Orlando and praised the Italian army and the people's spirit of resistance. He said the United States is proud to have Italy as an ally in fighting for civilization, right and justice.
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Rome
Baker
Orlando
America
Italy
Former ward sends money to old home
A soldier and former ward of Mother Ruther's Children's home sent $1.50 and a cushion for a lonely girl Tuesday. The package and letter were addressed to Mayor Hanson and sent from a nearby cantonment.
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Mother Ruther
Frank Willock
Hanson
Thrift Stamps Prize at Women’s Century Club Event
Thrift stamps will be offered as prizes at a card and knitting party hosted by the Women’s Century Club on April 17 at the Elks Club. Proceeds benefit the Red Cross and all women are invited to attend.
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Women's Century Club
Elks’ Club
Red Cross
Registration drive for district reserve in Georgetown
J. J. Donovan oversees the registration for the public service reserve in the eleventh district. All men over 16 are urged to call at 1110 Bennett Street to register between 6 and 8 PM on any evening, including Sundays, with phone contact at Sidney 4.
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J. J. Donovan
Public Service Reserve
Georgetown
Bennett St
Sidney
King County Product Exhibit Opens at County City Building
The south entrance exhibit at the county city building opened Tuesday afternoon showcasing King County products. It features the cream of displays from the Alaska Yugon Pacific exposition and those shown at the Seattle Chamber of Commerce and Commercial Club over the years, arranged by Col. H. FB. Hardt.
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King County
Seattle
Red Cross takes over quarters. Manufacturers' Assoc moves offices
After the Red Cross assumed the occupied quarters, the Manufacturers' association relocated to a suite at 801-3 Arctic building. The move aims to increase member accessibility and improve contact with similar organizations.
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Red Cross
Manufacturers’ Association
Arctic Building
Association
Real Estate Activity Surges via Ewing Office
Henry C. Ewing, broker, reports $300000 in transfers over 21 days. Residential and improved income properties moved through the Ewing office.
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Henry C. Ewing
Ewing
Stamped Gowns and Skirts For Embroidery
Stamped gowns in sheer white nainsook available ready to wear except embroidery. Various patterns priced at $1.00. Stamped skirts cost 75 cents. Muslin underskirts with embroidery traces priced 75 cents.
Extra-size Gingham Petticoats at Basement Sale
Arefully made petticoats in blue and white gingham with wide flounce and waist drawstring offered in sizes 86, 38, 39 and 40. Priced at 5 cents. Listed at R Basement Salesroom.
New Zealand Baby Saving Campaign Explained
Dr F Truby King outlines how New Zealand slashed infant mortality through mothercraft education and state maternity services. He cites ignorance, improper infant care, and poor maternal training as key factors, praising mothers and public health systems for lowering deaths to record lows.
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New Zealand
Star Tomorrow
Four county garage workers get $15 monthly raise
Four county garage employees receive a $15 per month salary increase. The move appears as a uniform adjustment across the department, reflecting a small step in staff pay.
Plain Costume Crepe at $1.25 Yard
The Pasement Salesroom offers transparent plain costume crepe in White Brown Pink Gold Orchid Old-rose Blue Lavender Gray Emerald Red and Black. It measures 40 inches wide and sells for $1.25 per yard. The fabric can be used for dresses blouses sleeves and trims in combinations with other materials.
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Pasement
Garden Lessons on Celery and Celeriac by The Star
Readers can order the official garden primer from the National War Garden Commission in Washington, D. C., by enclosing a two cent stamp for postage. Celery needs cool moist soil and four months to mature, with blanching required. Celeriac, a celery relative, is a winter storage tuber eaten raw or cooked and does not require blanching.
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England
Frederick Maurice
the Star
National War Garden Commission
Washington, D. C
Junior Honor Guard to Hold First Meeting
The Girls' Junior Honor Guard will convene at 8 p.m. at the headquarters 1206 Fourth Ave. Miss Lucile Danforth will preside. Speakers include W. A. Peters, Commander Miller Freeman of the naval training station, and Captain Dan from the British recruiting mission. All enrolled and prospective members are invited.
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Fourth Ave
Lucile Danforth
Northwest
W. A. Peters
Miller Freeman
Naval Training Station
Dan
Guard
Railroads Halt Windy Advertising in Health Resort Ads
Railway officials received an order from Eastern headquarters prohibiting any advertising language beyond bare facts for health resorts. The directive also bars promoting one line over another in railway literature.
Ship firm tied to hiring German alien worker
Portland April 3 federal officials pledged a thorough probe of Peninsula Ship B Co for employing German alien Stanley Stocha two weeks after local boards notified his identity. Stocha, banned from the waterfront, was allowed to work, later failing to register as an enemy alien and facing internment.
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Portland
Peninsula Ship B Co
Stanley Stocha
Stocha
German Language Be Up for Review in Seattle Schools
Frank B. Cooper urged the Seattle school board to discontinue German in high schools. He said since January 7 he opposed dropping the language but concluded attempts to push Germanism threaten American language in the district. Action on the recommendation occurred Friday.
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Seattle
Frank B. Cooper
County Farm Resignation Triggers Mass Employee Quits
Superintendent A. J. Moffatt resigns amid upheaval as all county farm employees quit in protest. R L Niblock succeeds Moffatt. board chairman Claude C Ramseay says he was unaware of any problems.
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A. J. Moffatt
R. L. Niblock
Moffatt
Claude C. Ramsay
Board of County Commissioners
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