Lamping Seeks Tax Cuts and Oversight in State Race
Senator George B. Lamping, candidate for the gubernatorial post, urged tax reduction through broader tax rolls, budget systems, reduced overhead, and state-government reform. He called for wide investigations to curb profiteering, favored veterans bonuses, and defended his record while urging voter registration in the presidential selection process.
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George B. Lamping
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Candi
Gellatly Speaks at Young Republicans Meeting
John A. Gellatly of Wenatchee addressed the Young Men’s Republican club saying national unity under Harding and Coolidge is paramount. The 59 year old former Wenatchee mayor and state legislator urged a constructive platform and swift action in business, fisheries, forests, and land policy.
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Wenatchee
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Coolidge
United States
Gellatly
Boys Organize Caution Club In San Francisco
July 16 report from Francisco describes a youth safety effort led by a younger son of speedsters. The under ten members draft strict rules to curb risky play on wheels and sticks, requiring horns on coasters, foot-dragging limits, lawn games, muzzled dogs, no matches, and rubber footwear.
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Francisco
She Was an Early Riser by Force
In Denver on July 13 Mrs Lulu Shahn recounts being forced from bed by her husband Albert Shahn. She says she regrets marrying him on Friday the 13th and notes they were fine before marriage but not afterward. The judge dissolved their marriage.
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Denver
Lulu Shahn
Albert Shahn
Bets on Own Life End in Collapse After Acquittal
Ronald Light, the man acquitted of Bella Wright's murder, had bet on the trial's outcome. He fainted and collapsed when the verdict of not guilty was announced in Leicester England on July 16.
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Leicester
Eng
Ronald Light
Bella Wright
Bullet-Proof Glass Tested for Banks
In New York on July 16 a police headquarters test for bank use shows bullet proof glass withstanding three shots from a .45 caliber automatic pistol. Several varieties are on the market and showcased to bank representatives.
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New York
Hank Bandita
Wireless for British to Link the Empire
London July 16 wireless stations 2000 miles apart will connect the entire empire if the government accepts the committee report. The plan calls for Africa to be linked with England first by radio, then India Australia and Canada.
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British Empire
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India
Australia
Canada
Bargain Push Draws Seattle Shoppers to Red Front Sale
Merchants report shoppers seek real price cuts as inflation eases demand for value. Red Front Clothing Store at First Avenue and Pine Street draws crowds with bulk buys from closed-out stock and cut prices on menswear shoes and accessories. The sale opens Saturday at 9 am and features deep discounts on factory overstock and standard brands.
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Pine Street
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Mr. Rogers
John Lindh Company
Portland
J. Maton
Red Front
Rogers
David Adier & Sons
Leopold Morse
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Society Brand
Red Vreat
Wirst Avenue
New Sun Station Planned to Study Solar Spots
Washington reports the Smithsonian Institution will establish a sun observing station in the Haquahala mountains Arizona to study sun spots and their link to weather. For 15 years researchers measured solar radiation variations and found Earth weather shifts follow changes in the sun.
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Smithsonian Institution
Haqua Hala Mountains
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Smithsonian Scientista
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Chili
Earth
Wrapped Child's Legs in Hot Coals Confessed
Phoenix court heard Mrs. Condon Olive admit punishing her ten year old daughter by wrapping a cloth packed with red hot coals around her feet and legs. She is held on $2,500 bond.
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Ariz
Sulienneas
Condon Olive
If you value your watch let Haynes repair it
An unnamed advertisement urges readers to trust Haynes for watch repairs, located next to the Liberty Theatre and framed as a local service notice in the period pamphlet.
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Haynes
Liberty Theatre
Doctor Privilege Cited As Legal Way To Drink
Toledo July 16 Mayor Scheiber cites a medical convention remark that only doctors can legally obtain drinks. The comment frames medical professionals as the lawful route in a provocative wildlife-related context.
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Toledo
Mayor Scheiber
They Will Probe Abuse of Alcohol
London notes the British Institute of Brewing appointing a committee to investigate the abuse of alcohol. They do not expect to urge prohibition as a remedy if abuses are found.
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London
British Institute of Brewing
Man Bound for Theft Robbery Claim Ends in Collapse
New York July 16 report says William McAlipin lost $81 of his employer’s money and, after resisting, collapsed from unconsciousness after hitting a stone wall. A passerby found and revived him. he claimed he had been robbed.
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New York
William McAlipin
Danube River Cuts Through Multilingual Borderlands
The Danube flows through several nations where 52 languages and dialects are spoken. Local communities, cross border exchanges, and regional diversity shape the river’s cultural landscape. The article highlights linguistic richness along the Danube basin and its impact on identity and cooperation.
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Danube River
Cure Skin Disease with S. S. S. Blood Remedy
The notice promotes S. S. S. as a systemic cure for skin diseases, arguing that germs reside in the blood and local skin treatments offer only temporary relief. It urges readers to stop using salves and washes and to obtain S. S. S. from drug stores or by writing to the Medical Director in Avanta, Georgia.
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