Western Man Now In Race For 1926 Nomination
Senators Borah and Kenyon announced in Washington that Hiram Johnson of California is the candidate of senate progressives for the 1926 presidential nomination. They said he has widespread liberal support and outlined a platform favoring no entangling alliances, troop withdrawals, free speech and a cooperative labor program. Johnson declined to comment on the endorsement.
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Kh. C. Martin
United Press
Washington
Hiram Johnson
California
Senate
Borah and
Kenyon
Johnson
Borah
League of Nations
Europe
Russia
Sedler in U S Prison Start Serving 2 Year Terms
Halet M Wells and Sam Sadler began two year terms for draft obstruction after being convicted under the conscription act. They traveled from Tacoma to McNeil Island federal penitentiary Tuesday afternoon, escorted by Deputy Marshal A Reotak. Wells, once Seattle mayoral candidate and former Central Labor Council president, faced national attention for early indictments and opposition to the draft. He plans to return to Canada to teach after release.
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Halet M. Wells
Sam Sadler
McNeil's Island
Federal
Tureday
Tacoma
A. ‘Reotak
Wells
United States
Northwest
Seattle
City Light Department
Central Labor Council
The
State University
Gadier
Congress
Sadler
Canada
Labor Leader Readies Fight Over Whisky Theft Grand Jury
Amid a county city whisky theft scandal, Attorney General L. L. Thompson faces renewed demand for a grand jury probe. Prosecutor Brown and Deputy Patterson push for an inquiry as Judge Tallman and others weigh convening judges to consider the petition. Sheriff Stringer defends deputies and denies club theft links.
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L. L. Thompson
State Capitol
Olympia
Brown
H. Patterson
Prose Brown
Boyd J. Talk
Patte
Uty
Juman
Elks
Rainier
Stringer
Charles Davis
The
Elks’ Club
Davis
Tallman
Clay Allen
Hensgen
Allen
Sheriff Stringer
Californians Endorse Hiram Johnson for President
In San Francisco on Saturday afternoon California Republican leaders will unite to launch the Johnson for President campaign. Dozens of Johnson for President clubs statewide will send delegates, with backing from both the progressive and stand-out wings, signaling an end to factional fights.
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San Francisco
United Press
Hiram Johnson
California
Alea
Johnson
Clube Inifornia
Real estate ad hints and guidance for home buyers
A fragmentary real estate guidance piece explains how readers recognize a suitable home ad and determine the right time to buy. It emphasizes looking for clear descriptions and distinct property details when evaluating listings.
Winnipeg Ends Strike Moves to Restart Streetcars
Winnipeg officials announce limited streetcar service will resume next Thursday under city guard. Mayor Gray vows not to seek martial law and will swear in up to 10,000 special police if needed. Telegraphers quit union, part of a broader strike break as the city approves a $150000 police hire bill.
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James T. Kolhenrt
United Press
Winnipeg
Man
Gray
Delegates Face High Stakes at AFL Convention in Atlantic City
At Atlantic City the 500 AFL delegates debate radicalism versus conservatism as Wil Gompers leads a fight over government ownership, labor’s political alignments, and responses to wartime treaties. The convention weighs Sinn Fein recognition, general strikes for Mooney, and Soviet sympathy amid tense postwar divisions.
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Newspaper Enterprise Association
Atlantic City
Willam Gempers
American Federation of Labor
Wil Gompers
American Labor Movement
Masremsm
Uon
League of Nations
Germany
Austria
Federation
Thomas J. Mooney
Canada
Sinn Fein
Republic of Ireland
Bolsheviss
18 000 Sign On Wet Petition
Wet forces push toward 22 656 signatures for referendum petitions to overturn the last legislature. Attorney John Murphy cites Seattle signatures and plans to file before midnight, while Secretary of State Howell will accept petitions after 5 pm. A writ of mandamus is threatened if not accepted.
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Seattle
John Murphy
California Grape Growers’ Association
Murphy
Howell
Ruth Garrison Leaves Storrs in Seaside Scandal
Special to The Star reports Ruth Garrison returns toward Walla Walla insane ward while Dudley M Storrs, convicted of seduction, faces five year term and bail efforts falter. Seattle detectives and Deputy Prosecutor Ca are en route after earlier connections to Grace Storrs poisoning.
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Okanogan
Ruth Garrison
Walla Walla Insane Ward
Dudley M Storra
State Supreme Court
Walla Walla Penitentiary
Storrs
Khruth
My Glate
Grace Storrs
Ruth Harrison
Misa Filese Storrs
Nudley Storrs
Capt. Tennant
Seattle
John Ca Areo
Fragmentary note on frugal spending and fares
A garbled line mentions a woman saving money while spending 14 cents on fare to obtain an article for 8 cents. The text is unclear and lacks coherent details or identifiable entities.
Senate to Question New York Financiers on Treaty Leak
Senate foreign relations committee prepares subpoenas for six New York financiers to be questioned Wednesday about a suspected leak of the peace treaty text. Senator Lodge announced the move as Congress prints Borah’s copy of the treaty for public record after a heated debate.
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Washington
Senate
Wilson
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
New York
Lodge
Borah
Miners Push Five Day Week Proposal at AFL Meeting
At Atlantic City today AFL delegates debated labor reform. Frank Farrington urged a five day week six hours a day for miners, aiming to cover 56,000 workers. Building trades sought a forty hour week and higher pay. a proposed Tom Mooney labor demonstration was set for consideration.
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Frank Farrington
Illinois
United Mine Workers of America
Tom Mooney
San Francisco
Ban on ships to be lifted soon
Washington June 10 United Press chairman Hurley of the shipping board promised the senate he would immediately lift all restrictions on foreign shipbuilding in American shipyards. He said the ban was formally lifted about three weeks ago and would issue a formal order. He asked for authority to continue inspecting all foreign contracts between American shipbuilders and foreign concerns to dispose of 75 million dollars worth of surplus boilers engines and machinery left by the emergency fleet cancellations. Senators objected that the board can sell material by advertising instead of inspecting for how it is used. Hurley denied plans to retain inspection to control private builder prices.
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Washington
United Preass
Hurley
The
Shipping Board
Senate
Emergency Fleet Corporation
Telegraph Operators Walk Out at Noon in Seattle
Union telegraph operators in Seattle will join the national strike at noon Wednesday. The walkout includes telephone girls who handle messages, clerical workers, and keymen. Union leader J J Rohan said federal and Postal employees may join, Western Union is about half organized.
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Seattle
J. J. Rohan
Rohan
Lister's Condition Unchanged Says Hospital
Governor Lister passed a fairly good but restless night and remained in the same condition as hospital authorities reported Tuesday morning.
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Lister
Seattle Drivers Hit With Speeding Fines Report
A Seattle police court session fined 14 drivers for speeding with amounts from 20 to 83 dollars and fined four others for reckless driving. Several cases were sent to juvenile or state courts, and multiple pendants were turned over for prosecution.
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Seattle
John
Gordon
Ralph Butley
H. D. Stewart
Charles Stevens
Jugile Court
al Coluccio
W. S. Elder
J. U
CC. A. Leach
B. A. Eastman
S. J. Thompson
J. R. Chambers
Lederman
PF. Smith
Joe -de
G. Anthony
R. L. Jr
F. S. Bishop
L. L. Schaffer
R. H. Min
Charles Bixby
L. Anthony
J. Medier
C. W. Bear
N. J. Michie
R. W. Boswell
Bolsheviki Ships Flee From Britons
A Kem near Archangel dispatch reports British seaplanes strafed four Bolshevik boats on Lake Onega causing their retreat.
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London
Kem
Archangel
Lake Oriega
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National War Labor Hoard
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