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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 1920

Page

10

Hartley Denies Labor Enmity in Washington Campaign

Col. Roland H. Hartley Republican gubernatorial candidate addressed thousands at a Bellingham rally at Holly and Railroad streets. He declared he is no foe of organized labor while praising hard work and planning further stops in Ellensburg Maston and other towns before returning to Seattle.

Bellingham Roland H. Hartley Holly Hartley Flo Col. Hartley Washington Ellensburg Maston Seattle

Unions Cancel Denver Strike Ends After Week of Turmoil

Denver August 106 The tramway strike ending with workers returning to their jobs unconditionally after a week of stoppages that cost eight lives sixty two injured and substantial property damage. Maj Gen Leonard Wood praised the calm and will depart for Chicago while troops remain to avert further violence.

Denver Leonard Wood Chicago

Des Moines Street Car Strike Looms On Aug 25

Des Moines Iowa faces a street car strike on or before August 25 after carmen last night narrowly approved their executive committee to take any action needed to secure higher wages.

Des Moines Iowa Carmen

Coyle Nominated for Lieutenant Governor on Republican Ticket

Captain J Wee Coyle a past Legion and University of Washington standout, D C gallantry award holder and former secretary of the Automobile Dealers' association, is named for lieutenant governor on the Republican ticket. Ian Coyle, 32, married with two children, studied law and served as law clerk in the attorney general's office. He was reading clerk in the legislature.

Captam J. “Wee” Coyle Legion de High School University of Washington Automobile Dealers’ Association Ted Ian Coyle Attorney General's Office

Names of Draft Evaders Are Safe

Washington August 10 The War Department may drop plans to publish the names of draft evaders Secretary of War Baker said he was not quite certain what would be done after an earlier definite announcement that the names would be published.

Washington War Department Baker

Bliss the county official and famed fisherman of Washington

P P Bliss secretary to the King County Board of Commissioners is depicted as a long time public servant with a career spanningAcortes Nome Alaska and Yuma He is called Our Man Friday and noted for calmness and humor In 1908 he served as acting superintendent and later claimed to have caught 1102 trout in a goats ranch trip before correcting the tally to 102

P. P. Biles King County Board of Commissioners P. Pratt Washington Anacortes Anacortes Transportation Co Alaska Nome Pacific Electric Co Yuma U. & Reclamation Project Yuma Aria Otto Cane Byron Phelps Wardell Bliss P. P G W. Ide Kenneth Macintosh Old Court House Goat Ranch Elias Preas

Tungsten-Rich Wolfram Deposits Found in Northeastern China

Large wolfram deposits, a major tungsten source, have been located in northeastern China expanding mineral resources. Geological surveys indicate substantial ore bodies near key mining sites, with potential impacts on regional industry and energy supply.

China

Presidents censured by Congress in 1834 and 1843

Two U.S. presidents faced formal censure by Congress. Andrew Jackson was censured in 1834 for actions related to the Bank charter and removal policy. John Tyler was censured in 1843 amid disputes over congressional authority and vetoes.

United States Congress Jackson Tyler

Is a man at work when playing cards in saloon dispute

Columbus authorities weigh a legal question after W. H. Kaminsky a traveling salesman was shot during a January 24 1919 saloon card game. His widow Mrs Kaminsky seeks compensation arguing he was at work at the time.

Columbus Ohio W. H. Kaminsky

Chicago launches 30 day rat control drive in loop district

R J Douglas Jr leads a citywide campaign to eradicate rats in the loop after Health Commissioner Robertson reports two large brown rats collected in a box car, rats blamed for bubonic plague risk.

Chicago R. J. Douglas Jr Loop Robertson

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