Col Inglis Enters Race for U S Senate Against Jones
Col William Inglis longtime Seattle resident and former director of the Veterans Welfare Commission resigns to enter the Republican race for United States senator opposing Wesley L. Jones. Inglis led Washington troops in World War I and later held welfare posts and business interests in Seattle.
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Veterans’ Welfare Commission
Wiliam Inglis
Veterans Welfare Commission
United States
Wesley L. Jones
Ingles
France
Inglis
National Guard
Welfare Commission
Exeervice
Washington
Seattle
Mrs. Harding Seen as a Strong Running Mate to Harding
Marion Ohio. Mrs. Warren G Harding presents a capable, energetic persona. She describes herself as a lifelong worker who values business acumen, independence, and directing campaign effort. She recalls guiding Marion Star staff toward success with decisive leadership.
Jap Inquiry Expands Onboard Smuggling and Shore Abortions
Immigration officials report eight Japanese in custody after a shipboard inquiry into surreptitious entry. Four more were found hiding in the hold and others reportedly reached shore before federal agents boarded the vessel. Investigations aim to uncover a network using Japanese associations and crews to enter the United States for payment.
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Japan
Union St
Johnson and Man Baker
California
Seattle
Bers
Hanford
Sakai Hishamatsu
Umao Kaida
Iaankawa Otoichi
Yamezo Seba
Sakasuka Miyagashima
S. Takeda
Talakichi Kabata
Asao Toda
Two Schools of Thought on Human Nature
The author contrasts views that all men are beasts with views that all are divine. He argues neither extreme fits humanity, noting people can be vicious or kind, moral or flawed, and that age improves judgment. He calls for a balanced view, recognizing both virtue and vice in humanity.
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Tey
Reporter Miss McKaughan Safe After Olympic Trek
Portland reports Miss Henrietta McKaughan a Portland Journal reporter reached Quinault Lake after a days long walk across the Olympic range in Washington. Forest rangers and woodmen searched Sunday and Monday as she was several days behind schedule. The message gave no camp location or condition.
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Ore
Henrietta McKaughan
Woodamen
Olympic Mountains
Washington
Portland Journal
McKaughan
Olympic Range
Journal
Quinault Lake
Cotton Breaks Five Dollars on New York List
New York price report shows cotton futures dropping nearly five dollars per bale after the market opened today. Highs and lows not disclosed in available text.
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New York
One Light to Guide My Steps The Light of Experience
The speaker rejects relying on reason alone and subscribes to the experience recorded by people since ancient times, aligning with Patrick Henry. He emphasizes sticking to the path illuminated by lived experience as the sole reliable guide.
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Patrick Henry
Elevator crash injures no one in Empire Building
The middle elevator from the second floor to the basement dropped after a counterweight cable snapped. Driver Effie Downs, the only occupant of the car, escaped injury as the car struck and glass shattered around the shaft. Building manager C W Coulter noted Mrs Downs had just let a passenger off on the second floor.
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Empire Building
Effie Downs
C. W. Coulter
Mrx. Downs
Chamber of Commerce Baseball Day Draws 10000
A crowd of about 10 000 is expected at the ball park this afternoon for the annual Chamber of Commerce day to watch Seattle play San Francisco. A parade begins at 1 30 from Second Ave and Lenora Street, with a band leading the teams to the home grounds for the first game of the second series. Businessmen were asked to have their employees in cars at 1 40.
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Seattle
San Francisco
Second Ave
Lenora St
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Cox-Rooseveltites Postpone Meeting
The meeting of the Women's Cox Roosevelt league, set for today at Meves cafeteria, is postponed indefinitely due to the absence of principal speaker George W. Christianson from the elite.
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Meves
George W. Christianson
Rickenbacker Escapes Death After Plane Crash
Eddie Rickenbacker, famed American ace, narrowly escapes death in Omaha when a passenger plane crashes into a small frame house. The all metal craft, part of a three plane New York to San Francisco route, fails to clear the house. other two planes escape safely. No injuries reported.
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Neb
Eddie Rickenbacker
John Larsen
New York
San Francisco
Wrecked Truck Leads To Moonshine Arrest In Portland
Martin Balich caused a crash by following a street car and failed to stop. His truck overturned wrecking a rear street car door. officers found 20 broken and 10 unbroken bottles of moonshine whisky in the overturned vehicle. He was arrested on a prohibition violation.
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E. B. Ault
Anna Louise Strong
Congressional Committee
A. G. Murphy
Murphy
John J. Sullivan
National Committee
The
American Legion
America
Bert C. Ross
Sullivan
France
E. D. Colvin
Gen
Pershing
Philip Tindall
Miller
Portland
Martin Balich
Balich
Ity
Newlyweds Live with Home Folks
Chicago August 3 8 Clegner the marriage license clerk says a majority of young couples married this year live in their parents homes. Housing shortage is responsible for the trend and affects starting households.
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Chicago
Clegner
Polish Armies Routed as Reds Close on Warsaw
Bolsheviks push toward Warsaw after defeating the Polish 61st and 4th armies. Red forces breach Galicia, near Lemberg, while Warsaw delegates seek a temporary truce. Berlin reports Red Cross orders women workers to flee Poland as fighting continues.
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Brent Litovak
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Minsk
Galicia
Lemberg
Brody
Busk
Lenine
Trotazky
Poland
Red Army
Berlin
Red Cross
Will Try to Keep Animal Acts Out in the State
Ricaby founder of the Jack London club and Mrs. Jennie E. Nichols travel to Centralia to lobby the legislative council. They will present a bill to prevent wild trained animal acts steer roping broncho busting and other forms of animal cruelty from entering the state.
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Ricaby
Jack London Club
Jennie E. Nichols
National Humane Bureau of the
Northwest
Centralia
Legislative Council
Local Air Service Debuts to Lake Crescent Flight
Western Aeroplane Co. begins passenger flights from Seattle to Lake Crescent. On Tuesday, Manager James C. Sullivan Pilot Hill and Mechanic Hubert piloted the first trip. Auto travel currently takes eight to ten hours.
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Western Aeroplane Co
Seattle
James C. Sullivan
Pilot Hill
Hubert
Americans Seek European Wives as Men Outnumber
Immigration reports show 434000 Americans, mostly men, left the United States in the year ending June. Caminetti says many men went abroad to marry. European women and war widows rush to America hoping to find husbands as a majority of immigrants are women.
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America
Europe
Immigration Bureau
United States
Caminetti
Roosevelt to Speak in West on Three-Week Tour
Roosevelt will headline a three week western campaign swing with dates set for August 11 Chicago August 12 Milwaukee August 13 Minneapolis August 19 Spokane August 20 Seattle August 21 Tacoma August 23 San Francisco August 24 Sacramento August 25 Reno August 26 Salt Lake City August 27 Cheyenne August 28 Omaha August 29 Des Moines and August 31 Indianapolis. Senator Pat Harrison and Chairman White outlined the plans in New York with Governor Cox to be invited to join in Dayton soon.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
Pat Harrison
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Spokane
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Tacoma
Portland
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Reno
Nevada
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Cheyenne
Omaha
Des Moines
Indianapolis
Detective Hathaway Charged With Manslaughter
Prosecutor Fred G. Brown filed manslaughter charges Tuesday against Phillip Hathaway a West and Surry merchant patrolman. He shot longshoreman Si Tabit during a gun duel at Longshoremen's hall on July 2 over gasoline theft, Tabit an innocent bystander was struck by a stray bullet.
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Fred G. Brown
Phillip Hathaway
West and
Surry
Si Tabit
Longshoremen’s Hall
Hathaway
Western Ave
University St
Tabit
Electric worker saved by jaw smash in Fremont
Arthur Thomas of the city electric light plant grabbed a short circuited plug and could not release it. Clyde Newton, also an employee, knocked him backward with a solid jaw punch, saving his life. Thomas reportedly felt relief and approval after the impact.
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Neb
Arthur Thomas
City Electric Light Plant
Clyde Newton
Thomas
Arthur
Girl Is Released in Loftis Probe
Miss Ruth Woods was released today as the inquest into the death of Samuel T. A. Loftis, noted jeweler, continued in Chicago. Local authorities did not reveal further details as the probe proceeds.
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Loftis
Chicago
Ruth Woods
Liberty Today
Samuel T. A. Loftis
Moscow Idaho Population Grows by Census Boost
The census bureau reports Moscow Idaho has 3959 residents, up 386 people or 7.8 percent. The piece notes a decrease in Sherman county Oregon since 1910 and a large rise in Sutter county California by 1787 or 59.8 percent.
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Washington
Census Bureau
Moscow
Idaho
Sherman County
Oregon
Sutter County
California
Zoning Commission Budget Approved by Council Committee
The budget committee on Tuesday morning approved an appropriation of fifteen thousand four hundred eighty dollars for engineering expenses of the new zoning commission. The allocation covers salaries for a district engineer four draughtsmen and three computers. Five thousand dollars was allowed for downtown office rental and a secretary. Councilman R H Thomson protested against the appropriations but no tax reduction was considered.
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Zoning Commission
Council Budget Committee
R. H. Thomson
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