Milwaukee Ex-Mayor Plans $10 Million China Trade
David S. Rose former Milwaukee mayor and major stockholder in American-Chinese Products Exchange Co returns from the Orient announcing readiness to handle $10,000,000 yearly trade between the two countries. Factories will be built in China and commercial offices set up in Seattle and San Francisco soon.
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Milwaukee
American-Chinese Products Exchange Co
Orient
China
Seattle
San Francisco
Hughes Plans to Speak in Seattle
Hughes plans to start his presidential campaign with a six weeks tour to the Pacific coast and Midwest with stops including Chicago St Louis Kansas City St Paul Minneapolis Seattle Portland San Francisco and Los Angeles.
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N. Y
Les BE. Hughes
Pacific
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Minneapolis
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Portland
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Cloudburst Fatal to Mother and Baby in Butter Creek District
Mrs. M. McCabe and her infant perished when a cloudburst swept the Butter Creek district near Pendleton. Their dwelling was destroyed by the flood and wreckage.
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Pendleton
Kellogg and Gowan campaign headlines in King County race
J Y C Kellogg a 36 year old former councilman and King County Progressive chair declares for congress on the republican ticket while opposing two national planks on woman suffrage and transportation and advocating equal suffrage via state and federal action. Richard M Gowan tests the waters at a democrats meeting while Frank E B Green presses aggressive Republican prosecuting attorney campaigns.
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J. Y. C. Kellogg
King County Progressive Committee
Kellogg
Susan B. Anthony
Washington
Elisha P Ferry
Seattle
University of Washington
Political reshuffle and candidate announcements roll through state
Retiring C K Reynolds of the state public service commission will not seek office and will return to law practice in August opening an office in the Hoge building. The state Republican committee adds five Progressive members to the executive committee totaling 12 while recognizing bull moose allies on the advisory panel. W J Milroy of Olympia enters the state treasurer race as the third candidate. C B Kegley of the state grange may seek the rural credit board post. Harry W Hale of Ellensburg runs for congress in the 4th district. Dr J A Ghent responds to critics reaffirming bills he sponsored in the legislature to create a King County morgue and a state tuberculosis hospital.
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State Public Service Commission
Hoge
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Hartson
Bull Moosers
A. Ghent
King County
Establish Fund for Company F Mess through University
Students and faculty plan to form an association to establish a mess fund for Company F if the comptroller’s plan succeeds. Membership would cost 10 cents a month and provide the company with 300 dollars monthly.
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Condon
One Hundred Fourteen Swim Students Enroll at University
Four score ten students joined a university summer session swimming class led by Instructor Claire Sexsmith. The instructor dropped forty four due to the oversized class size.
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Claire Sexsmith
Photoplays and censors mix in with westerns at various theatres
The week offers a mixed bill from Whispering Smith with Helen Holmes at the Coliseum to The Man from Pitter Roots with William Farnum at the Strand plus a comedy lineup at Liberty. The censorship board votes to release Where Are My Children despite minors being barred, deeming it an indictment of crime.
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Helen Holmes
Neots
William Farnum
Matt and
Jeff
Prack Keenan
Ken
Tennessee
Clemmer
Parkhuret
Paulia
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Rabbi Kohn
Cushing
New York
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Sydney ‘Grant
Alhambra
William Fox
Strand
William
Huntington Lake
Coliseum
Helen
Girl 5 Killed in Elevator Fall at Whitby Hotel
Little Josephine Gaches, five, daughter of Lieut. C. K. Gaches, regents member and National Guard, fell four stories in the Butler hotel elevator after the operator left the car door open. She and sister Beatrice, eight, were playing near the shaft when she slipped through the opening. She died at Beattle General hospital.
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C. K. Gaches
Board of Regents
University of Washington
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Frank Sugi
Beatrice
Beattle General Hospital
Complete Report of Market Today Prices Paid Wholesale Dealers
A complete market report for today lists wholesale prices paid to dealers for vegetables and fruit. The record catalogs prevailing rates, noting which items show rises or dips and how buyers and sellers respond in the current trading session.
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Pete
Bananes
Beeen
Itg
T.ccal
Yakima
BO 1914 Brothers
Waeeshington Creamers
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