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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jul 05, 1920

Page

14

Labor and political groups back Seattle candidate Lamping

Labor and political organizations in Seattle back State Senator B Lamping as a likely winner in the 919 legislature. The federation of labor and triple alliance leaders unite to support his candidacy with a plan to contest Republican primaries and Democratic ballots, aiming to disrupt rivals and shift wind in Yakima conventions. Norman and Short are slated for influential roles in shaping the platform from Yakima.

Edgar C. Wheeler Bpokane S B. Lamping Seattle Dhig Federation of Labor Convention Triple Alliance Nee Railway Farmers Committee of 48 Paign Zamping Yakima Legisla Jim- James Duncan Seattle Labor Council Labor Q. Hudson S Welfare League Short Waymen George Miller Congress Triple Farmers Non-Partisan League Workers’ League Norman William Short Federation of Labor Fred B. Norman Raymond

Get the Pic The Star Cameraman Sees All Over Seattle

Veteran photographer Dale and The Star studio crew scour Seattle and interior Washington for striking news pictures. The Newspaper Enterprise association links Star with Tacoma Spokane Portland and more for global photo access. Villa and Depew anecdotes reveal how political and military moments become staged images.

The Star Seattle Northwest Tacoma Spokane Portland

Weighed Too Much for Plain Coffin

In Columbus on July 5 a special coffin was built for Harry L. , 40, who died there. He weighed 360 pounds at his peak, making him the largest man in the Columbus area and a former member of the city all star football team.

Villa Ojinaga Columbus Harry L Dyer Annie

Stinnes Buys 64 German Papers In Paper Supply Move

Amsterdam July 5 A Dusseldorf message reports German minister of posta Herr Gietberts says industrialist Hugo Stinnes who bought the Deutsche Allee meine Zeitung has become owner of 64 German papers. He also bought six factories to ensure print paper for his titles.

Amsterdam Holland Dusseldorf Gietberts Posta Catholic League Herr Hugo Stinnes Deutsche Allee Meine Zeitung

Edwin J Brown Dentist at Beattie's Leading Clinic

Edwin J Brown a leading dentist operates at Beattie's clinic on Columbia Street offering dental services. The practice is well known in the local area for comprehensive care and professional expertise.

Edwin J. Brown D. D Beattie’s Columbia St

British Again Seek Sunken Millions

The government salvage steamer Racer sails from Southampton to locate the Laurentic cargo off Ireland. The liner sank in 1917 while bound for New York, and Britain pursues the sunk treasure for millions.

London Racer Southampton Ireland New York

Carrie Malone seeks divorce over leg injury claim

MEMPHIS July 6 Mrs Carrie Malone accuses her husband John of breaking her leg with a stick and asks for a divorce stating cruelty and injury.

Hubby Memphis Mra Carrie Malone John

Our Vows of Faith National Commander Address

The National Commander of The American Legion recalls the 1918 Marne to Soissons victory, honoring soldiers and the enduring spirit of devotion to country and the flag. He pledges renewed faith in the Republic and the Legion's strength to meet future dangers and difficulties.

Marne Soissons Republic American Legion

Twin Sisters Win Prized Baby Clinic Honors

S year old twin sisters Beatelle and Elizabeth Klaus were named prize babies after weights of 39 and 41 pounds respectively. Doctors Schwabland and Nicholson judged both twins perfect. Other top scores included Robert Weber 14 pounds 14 ounces and Richard Jones 28 pounds. Barcelona?

Beatelle Elizabeth Klaus Charles Klaus Dra. W. W. Schwabland N. H. Nicholson Eatelle Elizabeth Robert George Weber Edward M. Weber 22Nd Ave Richard Melvin Jones Ward Jones KE. Thomas St Wesley Reed Withrow Mra. Grant

Freedom Issue Beats Volstead in Minnesota Race

In Minnesota on July 5 Congressman A J Volstead loses to Rev O J Kvale who ran on free speech and peaceful assembly. Kvale, a Red Cross leader in the war, faced Volstead’s judiciary stance and a proposed sedition law, with church support aiding his campaign.

Paul Mion A. J. Volstead Rev O. J. Kvale Volstead Kvale House Judiciary Committees Congress Red Cross Benson

China Menaced by American Pastime in China

Shanghat July 5 The alumni of Christian colleges in China fear foreign vices spreading here Cigarettes and whisky replace opium Poker supplant fan tan and lottery Last year five million packs of cards worth one million dollars were imported in a single month recently one hundred thousand were imported

China

Eye operation tale of faith and a woman's right

In a remote camp, Dr. Allen Barnes explains iridectomy to Mary Gage, promising restored sight through a selective eye opening. Mary challenges depersonalized treatment, demands agency, and both resolve to face the life altering stakes together. outcome remains awaited as bandages stay in place.

Fuller Johne Hopkins Mary Gage Galahad Ming Allen Barnes Doc Sim Gage Annie Doctor Barnes Gage

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