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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Apr 29, 1920

Page

12

California Primary Heats Up With Votes At Stake

In San Francisco on April 20 the state campaigns ahead of the presidential primary 24 delegates head to Chicago for the national convention. Johnson supporters predict a Tuesday win by about 100000 backed by a strong political machine. Hoover backers ride high in Southern California hoping for a League of Nations favorable swing to narrow Johnsons North lead.

San Francisco California Iip Chicago Johnson Hoover League of Nations

Wood Adds to New Jersey Lead in Presidential Returns

Practically complete unofficial returns from New Jersey's primary show Major General Leonard Wood leading Senator Hiram Johnson by 1 700 in presidential preference ballots. Wood 62 597 Johnson 51 377. Johnson supporters plan recounts in several counties with attorneys prepared to file immediate applications.

New York New Jersey Leonard Wood Hiram Johnson Wood Johnson

Harding Captures Bulk of Ohio Delegates in Primary

Complete unofficial returns from the Ohio primary show William H. Boyd a Wood candidate winning the delegate at large position over Harry M. Daugherty Manning by 307 votes. In the preferential vote Harding leads with 125 561 to Wood 109 258. Harding carried 36 districts and three delegates at large totaling 39 while Wood carried eight districts and one at large totaling nine.

Columbus Ohio William H. Boyd Wood Harry M. Daugherty Manning Harding Harling

Vice President laments aging and soda fountain memories

In a reflective moment Vice President Tom Marshall recalls the first soda water fountain in Columbia City Indiana. He muses on aging and the nation’s shift from adventurous days to a culture of what he calls “wind farmers” and oceans of soda water. He speaks of older times and wistful nostalgia.

Washington Tom Marshall Columbia City Ind Jim Tigges Mary Jim Douglas Pairbenks Mary Pickford Old Jim V. P

Poindexter Plans Return to Capital

U S Senator Miles Poindexter announced he will return to Washington in a few days to attend urgent legislative business. He spoke to about 600 people at the Arcade club rooms Thursday noon, at a gathering organized by the Young Men's Republican club.

Poindexter United States Miles Poindexter Hellingham Washington Arcade Club Young Men's Republican Club

Planning Study of Railroad Problems

Washington April 10 The railroad labor board plans a complete study of the railroad labor estimation. A M Horton, its chairman, informed Congress today asking for additional appropriations of 400000 dollars.

Ashington Raiload Labor Board A. M. Horton Ite Congress

Bisbee Deportations Trial Nears Jury

The Bisbee deportations case heads to the jury before adjournment as arguments wrap up. Defense and state counsel trade sharp exchanges, including Worsley’s mocking portrayal of witnesses and corporate critics, with laughter interrupting some moments.

Timbstonis Arte Bisbee W. T. Burgess el Paso Heabert W. Vrenech W. K. Gilmore A. A. Worsley Woarsley Harry C. Wheeler Worsley Worley Sny T. W. W

Palmer Reveals Plot Claims and Radical Threats

Attorney General Palmer announces that government officials have been marked for assassination on May 1 as he discloses radical literature urging a general strike, with precautions in place to prevent violence and labor disturbances.

Washington Palmer Ednard Department

Serial killer Bluebeard claimed more wives in haste

The report traces a LA case where an impostor murderer known as Bluebeard killed and married rapidly. It cites Miss Gertrude Wormbacher who tracked him into the woods, his 48 hour marriages after murders, and lists other victims across North Yakima Spokane Winnipeg Nelson and Chicago.

Gertrude Wormbacher Spokane Los Angeles Miss Wombacher Mrar Pryor Goorrich Miss Pryor Main Goodrich North Yakima

Vancouver Chief Calls Huirt Bigamist Worse Than Crippen

Chief William McRae said Huirt, the Los Angeles bigamist, surpasses Crippen after reviewing two of Huirt's marriages. Mrs M L Gordon, traced as Huirt’s Winnipeg bride on April 12, last year, was a widow with four children who met Huirt in Regina and vanished after their wedding. Police link the earlier wife to Huirt as Mrs B Andrawartha, a widow who married him in 1918 under the name H H Lewis.

Tillton Tennessee Texas Andrew Bluebeard Lg Angeles H. L. Gordo Winnipeg Canada H. L. Gordon Katherine Kruz Nelson, B. Co James P. Watson Mattie Irene Root San Francisco Vancouver B. C Harvey Hurt Los Angeles Crippen London Eaid William McRae McRae M. L. Gordon Huirt Gordon Regina B. Andrawartha M. Lewis

Missing Vancouver Woman Last Seen February 12 Seattlebound

In Vancouver a woman left for Seattle on February 12 and has not been heard from since. Relatives of Mrs. Andrawartha report no news or direct contact to date.

Vancouver Seattle Andrawartha

Fragmentary note hints at early arrival

A clipped line suggests someone claiming success by a deadline, mentioning the phrase I made it before the first of the. The text provides no clear names, dates, or location details.

Seattle’s Supreme Sale at Red Front Clothing Co

The Red Front Clothing Co announces a sweeping liquidation at 2691-403 First Ave offering a $60,000 stock from Lindh store. Big discounts slash prices on suits, shoes, shirts, ties, and workwear from brands MICHAEL STERNs to DOUGLAS and GOTZIAN. Seattle shoppers flood First Ave bargains with substantial savings on high quality apparel.

Northwest Seattle H. M. Rogers Red Front Clothing Co First Ave Pine St Rogers John Lindh Third Ave Senecast Lindh Seattie Michael Sterns David Adler & Sons Leopold Morse Union Made Hirsch-Wickwire Society Douglas Marty Union First

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