Peace Resolution Stalled in Senate Foreigner Committee Action
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee met to push the peace resolution to the floor for debate while efforts to revive the Versailles treaty gain traction among senators from both parties. Jose M. Macedo Peru consular visit Seattle appointed to represent Peru at the seventh annual foreign trade convention in San Francisco May 12. Some men go broke and others haven't enough to go broke on.
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Ted Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Jose M. Macedo
Seattle
Combined Chambers of Commerce of Peru
San Francisco
Bay State Delegates Unpledged For Chicago Ballot
Boston April 2 Massachusetts Republicans will send 29 unpledged delegates to the Chicago convention from yesterday's primary. Major General Leonard Wood is set to receive all district delegates while Senator Lodge leads with about 75 000 votes for delegate at large. The four pledged leaders won by wide margins and unpledged delegates will back Governor Coolidge on the first ballot. Governor Ramanel W. McCall pledged to Hoover was defeated by over 10 000 votes. The Walsh slate won the Democratic contest defeating Ex Congressman Joseph OConnell who ran independently and polled about 5 000 of the 20 000 Democrat votes.
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Massachusette
Chicago
Leonard Wood
Benator Lodge
Feld
Coolidge
Ramael W
Walsh
Joseph O'Connell
Columbus
Ohio
Smith
William J1. Boyd
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Borah Chosen In Idaho Meet
Ninety five percent of Idaho Republican delegates favor the Borah program ensuring Senator William F. Borah heads the Chicago convention delegation. Unpledged delegates will work with him as General Wood supporters show no movement. EB. Frawley of Ros e named temporary chairman. committees report at 2 PM.
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Rotse
Seventh Day Adventists Buy Unitarian Church Site
The Seventh Day Adventists have purchased the Unitarian church at Boryston Avenue and Olive Street for about $30,000. The deal transfers ownership of the church building and lot, expanding the denomination’s urban reach.
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Seventh Day Adventists
Unitarian Church
Boryston Ave
Olive At
Fragmentary 19th Century Notes on a Lady Doctor
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a Dr Kites and an injury scene. The text is garbled but hints at a medical figure and a nocturnal disturbance. No clear locations or dates are recoverable. The piece reads as an era specific medical note with names partially obscured.
Poindexter Loyalist Washington Delegation Archived
Washington's 14 delegates to the Republican National Convention were firmly lined up behind Senator Poindexter after the state convention endorsement. The plan aims to use every means to back his presidential nomination. No second-choice slate emerged as Johnson Wood and Hoover forces did not clash. Guy S. Kelly of Tacoma was endorsed as national committeeman.
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Bellingham
Washington
Poindexter
Yeaterday
Johnson
Wood
Hoover
Guy
Guy 8&8
Kelly
Tacoma
Wood Leading in New Jersey Presidential Preference
Major General Leonard Wood led the New Jersey presidential preference primary as 1 803 of 2 006 districts reported unofficial results. Wood held a 74 0 vote edge over Johnson, 44 390 to 47 650, with the overall outcome still in doubt and a possible official recount. The contest featured figures including Mayor Hague of Jersey City and Mayor Frederick Donnelly of Trenton, Governor Edwards and James K R Nugent.
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Trenton
N. J
Leonard Wood
New Jersey
Wood
Johnson
Hague
Jersey City
Frederick Donnelly
Edwards
James KR. Nugent
Bisbee Deportation Hearings Near Completion
In Bisbee Arizona on April 24 plans were set to try the second of the Bilabee deportation cases on the first Monday in June. Concurrently arguments began in Harry F. Wootton’s case, with Judge Pattee and lawyers agreeing on June 7 for the next opening. County Prosecutor French reaffirmed intent to pursue the large blanket case involving about 200 defendants.
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Tombstone
Ariz
Harry FE. Wootton
Pattee
French
Three Children Injured in Auto Wreck in City
An early evening crash on tard ave N and Moyer ave left Alvin Wrurtey 11 with a fractured skull and two others hurt. Maynen drove the car, while Sidney Tworoger Jomen Bterrat and Carroll Furness rode inside. The messenger boy was struck while bicycling after an incident involving a banana and failed swerve. All three injured were taken to Providence hospital.
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Ward Et. la
Providence Hospital
Tard Ave
Moyer Ave
Thore
Murley
Jomen Bterrat
17Th Ave
William Haynen
W. J. Haynen
Seattle
Maynen
Sidney Tworoger
20Th Ave. N
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Jan
Bterrat
Carroll Furness
19Th Ave. N
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Giane
Annual reunion and community events calendar
Queen Anne high echoes weather for a reunion. Tolstoy drama "Redemption" repeats by the College Dramatic Club at the auditorium. Chamber of Commerce hosts a meeting in the assembly room. Labor Temple hosts weekly Central Labor Council gathering. Young Men’s Re-Dupies club honors Senator Miles Poindexter at the Masonic club. Roosevelt Veterans Hall lists delegates for the United Spanish War Veterans state convention in Tacoma in June.
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Y. WC. A
Workere College Dramatic Club
Tolstoy
Chamber of Commerce
O Kaoon Our Behools Club
Labor Temple
Central Labor Council
Neer—Masonic Club
Miles Poindexter
Funcheon
O.y
A. Auditorium
Workorete
Penane
Olatoy
Roosevelt Veterand Hall
Third Ave
Porteen-Thygeeen
United Spanish War Veterans
Tacoma
Harding Seems Ohio's Choice for Delegates in Primary
Ohio figures from unofficial returns show Generals Leonard Wood and Warren G Harding leading in Republican delegate prospects. Harding claims 42 of Ohio's 190 delegates. Wood disputes and seeks eight delegates plus at large. Democratic side unopposed for 48 delegates. minor write ins for Hoover and Bryan noted.
Census Gains in East Announced
The census bureau released 1920 population results for eastern cities. Youngstown shows 132,554 residents, up 54,292 people or 67.4 percent since 1910. Springfield 120,358, up 40,419 or 45.4 percent. Niagara Falls 50,760, up 20,315 or 66.7 percent. Kalamazoo 44,458, up 9,? percent.
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Census Bureau
Youngstown
Springfield
Mann
Niagara Falls
Kalamazoo
Mich
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