New Idea of Government Is Launched by Jack Jungmeyer
Los Angeles June 13 A new movement called the Non-partisan League of California promotes occupational group representation rather than party based voting. It aims to enroll 100000 California families and envisions markets credits transportation and industrial banking to support a system of industrial democracy. The plan includes equal property rights for men and women, tax exemptions for farms and homes, and broad social safeguards with labor representation and public employee rights.
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Los Angeles
League of California
National Now League
California
Lifernia
Inmnbor
Ol Swimmin Hole Opens Saturday With Formal Sunday
Park officials announce that the swimmin hole opens Saturday while the grand formal opening is set for Sunday. Swim lessons for young children begin in July when water temperature stabilizes.
National Nonpartisan League outlines California plan
The group aims to reorganize by occupations rather than regions. They propose 100000 members to trigger political activity and a state convention to set league actions. D C Dorman cites an occupational democracy with groups like farmers and housewives gaining legislative representation.
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D. C. Dorman
National
Nonpartisan League
California
City teachers honor Cooper City teachers honor Cooper
A $15,000 scholarship fund was raised in memory of Frank B. Cooper, superintendent of schools, to aid needy boys through high school. Interest only will be used. Announcement came at a dinner for Cooper attended by 809, drawn from city teachers. Fund to be managed by a board of trustees.
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Frank B. Cooper
Irle Thru
Cooper
Masonic Temple
Boy Hit by Auto on Fremont Bridge Injures Three
Seven year old Ralph Nelson suffered a fractured skull after being struck with his mother and younger brother Frederick on the Fremont bridge Sunday evening. Doctors at City Hospital announced after X ray examination they will recover. Auto driver H. T. La Celle struck the trio as they ran to catch a street car.
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Ralph Nelson
Frederick
Fremont Bridge
City Hospital
H. T. la Celle
Delegates Open 26th Federation of Women's Clubs Meet
Delegates to the 26th annual Federation of Women's Clubs convention gathered in Spokane at Central Methodist Church. Mayor Charlies Fleming opened proceedings as Mrs. W. Mowell spoke for Miss Moore of Olympia. A proposed president’s council as a state unit drew strong support. Appointments included Solon Rhedd as federation director to replace Mrs. W. Kern and Co. Udell as corresponding secretary to replace Mrs. Bradbury. Seattle leaders featured include Mrs. W. S. Griswold, Mrs. H. B. Maltby, and Mrs. J. B. Hill.
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Spokane
Federation of Women's Clubs
Central Meth
Charlies Fleming
W. Mowell
Solon Rhedd
Pullman
Federa
J. B. Hill
Lucky Says Reggie Won't Marry Dolly After All
The New York Sun reports that Reggie decides against marrying Dolly after reconsidering love. A prior belief in a first romance gives way to a second look changing plans.
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Reggie
Dolly
New York Sun
Miners Prepare for Pennsylvania Region Strike Trial
In Upland Court at Uniontown on June 15, four miners charged with unlawful assembly and inciting a riot will stand trial after the Tower Hill clash between strikers and state police. Corporal Kauffman and miner Rose were wounded, with officers also injured. leaders fear further trouble as hunger and pressure push for union recognition and a working contract.
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Uniontown
Pitty
Tower Hill No. 1
Tony Rose
Bar
C. Kauffman
Kauffman
Rose
Charles Smith
Tower Hill
William Feeney
John O'Leary
William Hynes
Itte
Urge Ex-Soldiers to Reinstate Insurance
Government campaign in Seattle to reinstate $1.9 million in veterans war insurance targets ex servicemen and NAVY veterans. L C Joseph of the Veterans Bureau says the drive eases renewal with free physicals and two months back premium. Auxiliary day set for June 15 with Six American Legion auxiliaries assisting in banks and buildings.
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Seattle
Veterans’ Bureau
Red Cross
L. C. Jonseph
Beattle
Navy
American Legion
Beotha
Northwest
Tte
Portland
State of Washington
Pacific Northwest
Bon Marc Bargains Ad Offer You Immediate Value
A promotional notice touts Bon Marc Bargain as the place to find bargains that shoppers will recognize instantly. The ad emphasizes visible savings and quick appeal to customers seeking value.
Splendid Sample Shoes at Remarkable Low Prices
Utz and Dunn Rochester manufacturers offer 111 pairs of salesmen’s samples. The collection includes Oxfords, Pumps, and High Shoes in white brown tan black and gray with kid calf patent leather and leather rubber soles in sizes 4 to 5 A to C lasts. Deeply cut in price and valuable.
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Utz and Dunn
Rochester
Percale Aprons in Seven Styles With Bright Trims
Serviceable aprons offered in substantial colors and patterns including checks stripes polka dots fancy figures and unbleached muslin. Seven styles available with bias binding and rick rack trims sizes 36 to 44 priced at 98 cents.
Fine all wool French serges in navy shades
54 inch navy blue serges offered at 1.65 yard describe fine quality wool from France. These serges will wear well and make up into smart costumes.
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BON Marche
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Charles Smith, Scond
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J. 1. Shaw
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