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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1920

Page

19

Old Guard Chooses Slate In Nomination Fight

From the Congress hotel a conference of the old guard outlined a slate for the nomination. Gen Wood was favored to lead but the group aimed to spark a Johnson Sproul Knox pattern and push Irvine Lenroot or Knox into the line if needed as the battle to control the party league intensified.

Congress Phila Penrom Old Guard Gen. Wood Kon Johnson Sproul Butler Sproul Knox Johnson Irvine L. N

Lagniappe Ends as High Costs End Custom in New Orleans

In New Orleans on June 16 the Lagniappe custom dies as merchants abandon the practice amid rising prices. Lagniappe offered small gifts with purchases and varied from salt to vinegar, bologna, or onion, a 200 year old tradition now ended as copper and nickels lose circulation and shoppers skip small freebies.

New Orleans Lagniappe South

Seattle City Issues 600000 Dollar Utility Bonds

The City of Seattle offers coupon gold bonds totaling $600000 in denominations 100 200 500 and 1000 with six to twenty year maturities. Interest 6 9 percent payable semi annually in gold coin at the City Treasurer's Office or Washington Fiscal Agency. Proceeds support the Skagit River power project part of a 5500000 total issue. 1500000 sold in 1918. Inquiries to City Comptroller Mr Kelly. Buy direct to save commission.

City of Seattle Washington New York Skagit River City Comptroller’s Mr. Kelly City Direct Commission

Too Ladylike Looms Over Republican Convention

Veteran Chicago reporter notes at the 1924 Republican National Convention that politics grows ladylike as women gain inner council seats and a woman delegate speaks. Mrs Margaret Hill McCarter represents 20,000,000 women while the crowd cheers as Lodge escorts her to the platform.

Mabel Abbott Chicago Coliseum Senator Lodge Margaret Hill McCarter

Seattle Boy Named Captain Of Harvard Tennis Team

Leon A. de Turenne of Seattle has been elected captain of Harvard University tennis for 1920 21. A Broadway High School graduate he has played varsity for two years and was No 2 this season with only one loss to Yale Banks in 15 singles matches. The intercollegiate tournament in Philadelphia starts June 28 with four players allowed per college.

Leon A. de Turenne Seattle Harvard University Broadway High School Harvard Banks Yale Philadelphia

Golfers Chase Balls in Automobiles at San Diego Club

Golfers at the Country club in San Diego drive cars around the links chasing their balls in an automobile golf exhibition.

San Diego

Woman credits Lydia E. Pinkham remedy for relief

Mia Many Smeanspern of Wyandotte Michigan describes years of monthly pain and illness. After trying doctors with little help she used Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Sanative Wash. She reports regained ability to do housework and urges others to publish the testimonial.

Wyandotte, Mich Lydia Pinkham Mia Many Stenpern Orange St

Rogers Still With Penrose in Philadelphia Chautauqua

Will Rogers notes Senator Penrose and Chauncey Depew at a Philadelphia Chautauqua day. He jests on delegates, nominations, and political figures, mentioning Lodge, Bryan, Depew, and Leonard Wood while joking about the presidential scramble.

Stila Philadelphia Jone Senator Penrose Lodge Ian Lodge Chauncey Depew Pen Depew Bolesaid Bryan

Relief Ship Heads to Stricken Island St. Kilda

A relief ship sails from Aberdeen bound for St. Kilda to aid a population of 80, half of whom are sick. Reports say several have died and a minister serves as grave digger due to the absence of a doctor and only one nurse on the island.

Aberdeen Scotland Teland St. Kilda

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