Johnson backs CP as winner in San Francisco speech
July 4 reporting that John Johnson argues the central campaign issue is whether the United States enters European and Asian diplomacy or maintains independence. He contrasts Republican and Democratic platforms, condemns the covenant and supports a return to Washington, Jefferson, Monroe policies.
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Washington
Jefferson
Monroe
Republican Party
Washington, Jefferson
Democratic Party
United States
Congress
America
Harding Cox Poised for Presidential Clash in Ohio
In Marion on July 1 Raymond Clapper reports Harding and Cox facing a sharp campaign in Ohio with mutual congratulations. The race is shaping into a conservative progressive contest as Republicans push a return to normal while Democrats seek further liberal legislation. Harding emphasizes party unity as Cox camps for aggressive public positions.
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Marion. O
Harding
Cox
Coz
Ohio
Will Hays
Will Hays, National Chairman, Here, Gen. T. Coleman DuPont
Delaware
League of Nations as central issue in 1920 campaign
Chicago July 1 The league of nations became the paramount issue of the 1920 presidential campaign as W A F Hays and GOP leaders laid groundwork with Senator New Willis Cook and John T Adams to push the league topic. Hays said personalities would not enter the contest and Cox was picked to head the Democratic ticket signaling a focus on the Midwest. Hays then planned talks with Daugherty Hert Mulvane and Caswell on strategy.
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Chicago
League of Nations
WAFH
Hays
Republican National Committee
New
Willis Cook
South Dakota
John T. Adams
Iown
Cox
Harry M. Daugherty
Ohio
A. T. Hert
Kentucky
David Mulvane
Kansas
IL. A. Caswell
Minnesota
Tenor Tom Burke Secures $500000 Insurance For U S Tour
English tenor Tom Burke has been insured for $500,000 by William Morris as he prepares a concert tour of the United States and Canada. Burke is set to receive the largest salary ever paid a British singer.
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Iondon
Tom Burke
United States
Canada
William Morris
Cox and Wilson to Meet Soon in White House Talks
Administration officials expect a conference between President Wilson and Democratic candidate Governor Cox to be arranged soon likely at the White House. The date is not set, and the talks aim to halt rumors of friction between Wilson and Cox and their followers.
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Washington
Wilson
Cox
White House
Victoria Liner Docking Reveals Light Damage at Todd Dock
The Victoria of Alaska Steamship fleet docked at Todd dry dock showing steering frame bent and some forward plates damaged from ice floes in the Bering Sea. Repairs finish today ahead of a second voyage to the Bering Sea next Monday. The North Western sailing to Seward and Southwestern Alaska was postponed to Saturday due to a three day holiday.
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Victoria
Alaska Steamahp Company
Todd Dry Dock
Bering Sea
Seward
Alaska
Beef Iron and Wine Bootlegger Held
A. Barthoff, 36, a Russian laborer, started selling beef, front and wine at Sixth Ave and Jackson St. He registered 18 percent alcohol and used a shaving mug as a serving glass. Officers arrested him and found a Bikes emblem on him. The captain said state charges would be filed for wearing the emblem after Barthoff admitted he was not a member.
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A. Barthof¢e
Himeel
Sixth Ave
Jackson St
F. J. Phillips
A. R. Johnson
EB. L. Hedges
Barthoff
Plead Not Guilty of Syndicalism in Local Case
Carl Johnson William Cunningham and John Cameron pleaded not guilty at arraignment before Superior Judge Mitchell Gilliam. Prosecutor Fred Co Brown filed informations after preliminary hearings that day before Justice Otis W Brinker.
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Carl Johnson
William Cunningham
John Cameron
Mitchell Gilliam
Fred Co. Brown
Otis W. Brinker
Carrier pigeon stops for lunch on Seattle feeder route
A pigeon thought to be part of the Seattle to Oakland race last week paused at the Florida Street elevator in West Seattle for grain. The bird bears wing and leg markers 8087 2497 and 8087 A-1-20-D for identification.
Harvey P Pratt Former Seattle businessman Dies in California
Harvey P Pratt a former Seattle businessman died last week in Sacramento California. He was buried Tuesday afternoon at Lakeview Cemetery after services at Butterworth and Boons at 4 oclock. He was a brother of Arthur W Pratt Seattle dairyman and survived by three sisters in Seattle Mrs Lucy C Cassels Mrs J L Wetherby and Mrs Emily Eaton.
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Harvey P. Pratt
Seattle
Sacramento
Cal
Lakeview Cemetery
Ferr. Butterworth & Boons
Mr. Pratt
Arthur W. Pratt
Lucy C. Cassels
J. l. Wetherby
Emily Eaton
Anna Johnson
John C. Johnson
Takima pawned suitcase. police hunt spawner in San Diego
In San Diego on July 7 Takima admitted pawning a suitcase at a local shop. Police recovered the item and are now seeking the person who supplied the goods and inspired the crime.
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San Diego
Takima
Bandit Shoots Wounds Victim in South End
Police hunted a bandit who shot and grazed John P. Christenson, 36, carpenter, near Sixth and Westlake avenues at 11 30 p m Tuesday. Christenson fled, was treated at City hospital for a seven inch wound, and police linked the assailant to another 11 p m robbery in front of 124 Borenave.
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South End
John P. Christenson
Carpenter
Sixth Ave
Westlake Ave
Christensen
Althe
Christenson
City Hospital
O. Berg
Borenave, N
Bandits Rob Party in Car Near Union Gap Yakima
Six highwaymen chose Union Gap six miles south of Yakima for a trio of holdups. An auto party from Toppenish lost 11 dollars and their car, which was later recovered. Two other attempts failed as drivers sped off through a Plank barricade. several shots were fired.
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Yakima
Union Gap
Toppenish
Auto Bandits Steal $10,000 in Chicago Heist
Two bank messengers were held up and robbed of $10,000 on a Chicago street. The robbers swerved alongside the car on the running board, snatched the money bag, and fled.
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Chicago
Auto kills boy. driver charged after fatal collision
F J Averill of 1131 List Ave faces reckless driving charges after his car struck Richard son of Mr and Mrs Richetad at Boren Ave and Virginia St. The youth, age 8, died from a skull fracture at City Hospital. Averill, secretary manager of Pacific Door & Manufacturing Co, claims he did not see the boy until too late. Lieut Clarence Carr investigates.
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F. J. Averill
Richard
Averill
Pacific Door & Manufacturing Co
List Ave
Aged Mariner Believed Lost After Sea Voyage From Bremerton
Helgar Torstensen a retired navy petty officer set out from Bremerton on June 3 in a discarded dinghy bound for San Francisco. Rescued by Westport lifeboat he pressed on after repairs and was later sighted far down the coast by a Seattle bound ship. No word since, and authorities warned naval vessels and lighthouses to remain alert.
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Bremerton
San Francisco
Helgar Torstensen
Navy
Torstensen
Westport
Altho
Transportation Picnic set for Draper's Grove on July 31
The transportation club hosts its annual picnic at Draper's Grove near the Des Moines beach on July 31 with baseball field sports a basket picnic and dancing in the evening. J Wesley Young and M J Roche oversee the event with a 1 pm automobile departure from club HQ at Second Ave and Cherry St. The affair is organized by the Great Northern Railway city passenger agent and another coordinator.
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Transportation Club
Draper's Grove
Des Moines
J. Wesley Young
Great Northern Railway
M. J. Roche
Second Ave
Cherry St
Vacation undergarments for girls bloomers priced low
Bloomers in black or white sateen with band top and elastic knee shirring. Sizes 4 to 16 years. Priced at 1.08 dollars. Suitable for happy romp ing girls during vacation season.
Infants Vest 35c at The Downstairs Store
Mercerized lisle infant vests priced at 35 cents. Front buttoning with lustrous shell stitching. Sizes 1, 2 and 8 available. Located at The Downstairs Store.
Flames destroy Oriental town Okhotsk in fire loss
Tokyo reports a blaze that wiped out the city of Okhotsk on the west shore of the Sea of Okhotsk. The disaster caused property losses totaling 4 million dollars as relayed by wireless dispatches.
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Okhotsk
Sea of Okhotsk
Pendleton Population Grows by 65 Percent
The census bureau reported Pendleton Oregon has 7387 residents, up 2927 since the last count, a 65.6 percent increase, reflecting substantial growth in the city.
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Washington
Census Bureau
Pendleton
Ore
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