Cox charges debunked by Hays at Senate inquiry
The Senate inquiry opened with Will H. Hays denying Gov. Cox's charges of a $16 million GOP campaign fund and alleged sinister influences. Hays said the national committee's budget is about $3.08 million, with joint state funding possibly raising around $1 million, not the claimed totals. He accused Democrats of misuse of government instruments and propaganda during a paper shortage and cited Democratic reports of plans to raise $10 million for the presidential campaign.
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Chicago
National Committee
Cox
Hays
Democratic Organization
Democratic Committee
Hartley Seeks Governor Nomination in Seattle
Republican candidate Col Roland H Hartley arrived in Seattle and spoke at the Ninth Ward Re as tonight and at District Council of Painters No 31 at the Masonic club Arcade building. He defended labor policy saying every person has the right to work or quit as best serves their profit and comfort regardless of union membership.
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Roland H. Hartley
Seattle
Ninth Ward
District Council of Painters
Masonic Club
Arcade
Hartley
Inglis and Jones to Speak at Joint Campaign Meet
Invitations go to all candidates to address the Yanks' club at the Dollara-Minute luncheon at Me vee cafeteria. Speakers include Judge W. W. Black Sen ator BE. T. Coman John A. Gellatly Col. Hart ley Senator KB. A. Judd Col. John Stringer and candidates Weasley L. Jones Inglis and Hugh Todd. Inglis welcomed at Bellingham Rotary event after stops in Snohomish and Monroe.
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Yanks’ Club
Mevee
W. W. Black
Everett
BE. T. Coman
Spokane
John A. Gellatly
Wenatchee
Col. Hartley
KB. A. Judd
Chehalla
John Stringer
Seatte
Weasley L. Jones
William Inglis
Senate
Hugh Todd
Bellingham
Col
William Inglia
United States
Wesley JL. Jones
Rotary Club
Inglis
Snohomish
Monroe
Harding silent on campaign contributions in Marion
Senator Harding remains silent on campaign contribution questions as he awaits testimony from Will Hays and Fred Upham before the Senate committee in Chicago. Advisers consider October campaign stops with New York and Chicago likely, while debates over a Pacific coast itinerary favor Spokane as the furthest west option.
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Marion
Ohio
Harding
Will H. Hays
National Committee
Fred Upham
Ensewer
Senate
Chicago
Altho Harding
Minnesota
Pacific Coast
Spokane
Seattle Advertising Club Banquet Tonight at Hotel Butler
The Seattle Advertising Club will host a banquet at the Hotel Butler Thursday evening with speakers L. B. Warford of the Goodrich Rubber Co and Warren E. Crane of the Washington Mutual Savings Bank.
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Seattle Advertising Club
Butler
L. B. Warford
The
Goodrich Rubber Co
Warren E. Crane
Washington Mutual Savings Bank
Right to protest abused by threats and intimidation
A quote condemns threats and intimidation as un-American in discussing civil rights and free expression. The remark frames coercive actions as a violation of fundamental American values and urges peaceful, lawful discourse.
Labor for Governor Cox Campaign Plans Labor Vote
Labor leaders of the American Federation of Labor plan a campaign to mobilize the labor vote for Governor Cox. A non-partisan committee issued a report praising Cox as understanding workers needs and broad in statesmanship. More factory labor records are being circulated to show opposition to labor favorable measures. Special state and district conventions are scheduled to push the effort.
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Washington
Tleada
American Federation of Labor
Cox
Hays Says Liquor Groups Seek Cox Victory Fund Support
Will Hays testified before a Senate subcommittee that organized liquor interests aim to elect Gov. Cox of Ohio as president and are raising funds. He read a July 22 1920 letter from George T president of the New Jersey Federation of Liquor Interests urging contributions to back Cox and keep the Ant Saloon League out of power.
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Chicago
Lquor
United States
Gov. Cos
Ohio
Will H. Hays
Republican National Committees
United States Senate
Hays
George T
New Jersey Federation of Liquor Interests
Cox
Ant Saloon League
Lamping Returns to Work After Accident
State Senator George B. Lamping resumes duties at his Hoge Building Annex headquarters after recovering from injuries from a fallen tree incident. Physicians limit travel for several days while he recuperates.
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George B. Lamping
Hoge Building
Lamping
Farmer Labors to Name Delegates in Seattle Convention
Delegates to the Farmer Labor party convention at Seattle on September 14 will be elected next Sunday at a mass meeting called by the Non-Partisan League the committee of 48 and the Farmer Labor party.
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Farmer-Labor
Spokane
Farmer Labor Party
Seattle
Non-Partisan
Committee of 48
Firet Fleet Offers Deep Discount on Household Boxes and Trays
A catalog listing shows PUFF BOXES JEWEL BOXES HAIR RECEIVERS PICTURE FRAMES TRAYS buffers SOAP BOXES FAIR BRUSHES NATL FILES totaling 664 pieces offered at a third below regular prices. The sale emphasizes dramatic savings across assorted storage and grooming items.
Luggage prices from Dreas and others on Fifth Floor
Listing of various luggage items and prices including Dreas Trunks at 25 dollars, Fiber Drees Trunks at 19.75, Steamer Trunks at 24.40, Matting Suit Cases at 7.00, Leather Suit Cases at 156.00, Black Cowhide Bags at 10.00, Walrus Grain Cowhide Bags at 12.50, Likly Brown Cowhide Bags at 25.00, Women's Black Cowhide Bags at 25.00, Overnight Bags at 45.00, Patent Leather Overnight Tags at 35.00, located on the Fifth Floor of the store.
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Moarte
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Wilton
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Velour
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