U P EXPECTS ADOO CHOICE
Republican leaders plan to oppose McAdoo at the Democratic national convention opening in San Francisco June 28. The GOP fears James M Cox may be the strongest rival for the presidential nomination and discusses possible vice presidential choices. Prominent names tied to the Democratic nomination include Thomas R. Marshall A Mitchell Palmer Edward I Edwards Edith Gilbert M Homer and others.
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Harold DR. Jacobs
Republican Today
William G. McAdoo
Democrats of National Convention
Francisco
Pacific Coast
Wheeler
San Francisco
White House
New York City
James M. Cox
Thomas R. Marshall
A. Mitchell Palmer
Edward I. Edwards
New Ley
F. Edith
Gilbert M
Nebraska
Homer
Moodie Killed in Auto Crash Near Yale Avenue
Albert Moodie former U S attorney died after an auto collision Saturday night at Yale avenue and street. He was 35, fractured skull, brought to hospital but did not regain consciousness. Moodie left a wife and two children.
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Albert Moetdie
U. S
Major
William Lantz
Yale Ave
Th Are. N. E
Woman Shot While Feeding Chicks in Providence
Samuel J. Clark of Kirkland was wounded Monday in Providence while feeding chicks. He knocked a rifle to the ground and it discharged, striking him in the abdomen.
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Samuel J. Clark
Kirklandly
Providence
Bomb Explodes in Havana Theatre During Opera
A bomb exploded at the National Theatre in Havana during the performance of Aida, injuring several people. Police and emergency responders flooded the scene as investigators began assessing the blast's cause and locating casualties.
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Havana
T Vana
Cuba
Battle on Pier Ends with Man Wounded in Harbor
Bar ney McCaffrey, 43, logger, is held after a Sunday incident near Pier in which he struck farmer W. Cooper in the head. The two fell into the water and McCaffrey reportedly continued the assault until a dock worker knocked him unconscious with a barrel stave. Cooper was hospitalized in dangerous condition.
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Barney McCaffrey
McCaffrey
Ly. W. Cooper
Cooper
Wilson Names Two for Public Office
President Wilson makes two recess appointments naming Norman H. Davis of New York as under secretary of state and Mrs Genevieve Reid of California as receiver of public moneys at San Francisco on June 14 in Washington.
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Washington
Wilson
Norman H. Davis
New York
Genevieve Reid
California
San Francisco
California Scientists Attend Seattle Science Meeting
A delegation from the California Academy of Sciences led by Barton W. Evermann left Berkeley for Seattle to attend the Association for the Advancement of Science convention scheduled June 17 to 19.
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Seattle
Berkeley
Cal
Barton W. Evermann
California Academy of Sciences
Association For the Advancement of Science
Candidates Row Sad Sight Following the Big Noise
Chicago June 14 The visiting scene outside party headquarters after Harding and Coolidge victory shows Harding’s gilded chairs Johnson’s worn red carpet path Poindexter’s large canvas sign and a torn booth while Coolidge’s Massachusetts travel placard and Hoover’s empty room reflect a somber mood across the Candidates Row observers note janitors and a lone sweeper amid wrecked partitions and gloom.
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Harding
Johnson
Pilgrima
Hiram
Lowden
Coolidge Wood
Theodore Roosevelt
Poindexter
Canvay
Ft. Coolidge
Massachusetts
Boston
Hoover
Rutter
Gasoline Rationing Due to Rain Declared by Local Dealers
Seattle’s gasoline supply was conserved greatly Sunday by bad weather, dealers said Monday. Standard Oil will ration five gallons for pleasure cars and ten for trucks today, while Shell will fill all orders unless a surge in demand requires changes.
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Seattle
Standard C! Company
Shell Company
Burglar Suspect Held After Highwayman Escape
Roy Hurley a 40 year old shingleman was held in the city jail after police pursued a highwayman who escaped at First Ave and Railroad Ave following a gun fusillade Saturday night. Detectives Montgomery McLennan and Cochran arrested him Sunday in a shack near Alaska Ave and 24th Ave south. A suitcase of loot from FE Kohlhase at 5311 W Alaska Ave was found. Voiney Burt 30 and Frank Kelly 34 are also held pending burglary investigation.
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First Ave
Railroad Ave
Roy Hurley
Montgomery, McLennan
Cochran
Alaska
24Th Ave.s
FE. H. Kohlhase
At. Voiney H. Burt
Frank Kelly
Cook
One Killed in Train Smashup Near Chicago
A Pere Marquette passenger train collided head on with a standing freight near Chicago on June 14 injuring seven passengers and killing conductor R. Dutch Batenan of Holland Michigan. Firemen reported bodies in debris and many travelers were thrown from rear coaches.
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Chicago
Batenan
Holland
Mich
Here
Pere Marquette
Michigan
Four Murders in Detroit Sunday
Detroit reports four murders on Sunday with two men shot by robbers, another killed by a bullet from a case proprietor, and a woman slain by a former husband. The city logs a grim day of violence with multiple fatal shootings.
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Detroit
Children Adrift in Boat Are Saved
Four children aged 3, 6, 9 and their 11 year old cousin were rescued after drifting in a small boat on Lake Erie for more than 25 hours. They were saved by the steamer City of Toledo and are the sons of Merwin Case of Toledo and Violet Sperry, their cousin.
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Detroit
Lake Erie
City
Toledo
Robert
Richard
Merwin
Merwin Case
Violet Sperry
Funeral services for Lola Bell McLean
Funeral services for Lola Bell McLean, who died Sunday at her home at 414 Alphaa ast, will be held Monday at 4 p.m from Butterschworths.
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Lola Bell McLean
Alphaa
Butterworth's
Explosion Kills Two on Boat in Miami
In Miami Florida two field demolishers were killed and a third injured when eight pounds of high explosive detonated aboard their boat. The trio were reportedly handling dynamite at the time, with authorities investigating the cause of the blast.
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Miami
Fla
Democratic wets aim to sway nominating rule at convention
San Francisco reports show party leaders seek to shunt prohibition repeal by exploiting the two thirds nomination rule. Gov Edwards of New Jersey emerges as a wet favorite with San Francisco media and the California Wine Growers' Association backing his bid.
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San Francisco
Laaders
Democratic Party
Gov. Edwards
New Jersey
Edwards
Altho
Preas
California Wine Growers’ Association
Bur
Resolutions Committee
Japan's Navy Plan Opposed By Business Leaders
In Tokyo three elder statesmen attend diplomacy council meetings on Siberia policy. They signal possible government shift in Siberia stance. Opposition grows against the big navy bill tied to Income tax funding, with Japanese businessmen voicing strong resistance.
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Tokyo
Japan
Asmet
Diplomatic Council
Siberia
Korean clash leaves dozens dead near Japanese garrisons
Reports from Tokyo state that in Northern Korea a Korean attack on Japanese positions escalated. Japanese forces engaged and two Japanese and 24 Koreans were killed as fighters followed Koreans into Chinese territory.
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Tokyo
Korea
Stadium funds again urged drive resumes in Blane's cafe
The University of Washington stadium drive restarts Tuesday with an executive committee and 60 business men to arrange continued fundraising. The first drive raised 174200 dollars under Chairman W L Rhodes. Plans aim to finish the first section of 24000 seats for the Dartmouth game by November 28, needing 218231.30 dollars total.
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University of Washington Stadium
Blane
W. L. Rhodes
Dartmouth
Caruso Seeks Stolen Gems On Estate Hunt
Private detectives, armed with picks and shovels, search Enrico Caruso's 100 acre East Hampton estate for jewels worth about half a million dollars stolen from the singer's home. Guards have been doubled after a threat to the family.
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East Hampton
N. Y
Enrico Caruso
Sugar Shipment From Argentina to United States
14,000 tons of Argentine sugar contracted by Frederick J. Stimson will be delivered to New York at about 0.15 dollars per pound. President Irigoyen waived Argentina’s export restrictions as a special favor to the United States.
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U. S
Buenos Aires
Frederick J. Stimson
United States
Argentine
New York
Irigoyen
Fabric and Linen Prices in Local Store Advertisement
Local ad lists pillow cases at 45 and 50 and 65 cents, bleached sheets at 2.25 to 2.90, damask cloths, feather pillows, woolna p blankets, and Huck towels. Highlights include a bleached sheeting deal at 1.00 per yard, 26 yards wide, with a limit of 10 yards per customer.
Awnings Striped Material Sells At 39 Cents Yard
1000 yards of red and white striped awning drill is offered at 39 cents per yard. The fabric measures 27 inches wide and is described as of good weight and very serviceable for porches or windows.
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