Radio Wizard Urges Broadcast Campaigns for Election Victory
Paul F. Godley argues that radio broadcasting will transform politics by letting candidates reach millions at home. He recalls speaking to the London Society of Wireless Telegraphy and predicts next president will be heard via radio by 1926. He claims radio eliminates travel and logistics, expanding campaign reach and impact.
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Paul F. Godley
Radio Authority
London Society of Wireless Telegraphy
Pennsylvania
Gifford Pinchot
Delegates to Lions Club Session from Seattle
Seattle Lions will send Raymond B. Bigelow and George L. Buck to the international convention in Mot Springs Arkansas the week of June 20. A. W. Archer may join before departure and Mrs Bigelow accompanies her husband. If elected Bigelow would become International president with the 1926 convention planned for Seattle.
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Seattle
Lions
Mot Springs
Ark
Raymond B. Bigelow
George L. Buck
A. W. Archer
Seatte
Rotarians Attend Seattle Stopover Timed With Convention
Rotarians from across the United States pass through Seattle during a San Francisco convention. Trainloads from New England arrive Saturday morning at Great Northern Station while New York delegates reach the city at 3 30 p m.
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United States
Seattle Wedneaddy
San Francisco
New
Flood Death Toll Surpasses 300 in El Salvador
Bodies of more than 300 men women and children have been found after the Acelhuate and Arena river floods. Government rushes relief to the district as more deaths are reported hourly.
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Rockies
Mount Robson
Berg Lake
Robson Pass
Perme
Canada
Switzerland
Jasper Park
Prince Rupert
Alaska
Salvador
Republic of Salvador
Arena
Noted Editor of Encyclopedia Britannica Dies at 62
Horace Everett Hooper editor of the Encyclopedia Britannica Inc died at his Bedford Hills home yesterday at age 62. He once edited the London Times and leaves a widow.
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Encyclopedia
Bedford Hilla
Horace Everett Hooper
Encyclopedia Britannica, Inc
Hooper
The
London Times
Hillman Sues for 300000 After Acquittal
S. D. Hillman of Hillman Investment Co after being acquitted on grand larceny charges sues RH D. Baker of San Francisco for 200000 in Superior Court. Baker had claimed Hillman tried to defraud him through misrepresentations about a large contract. The preliminary hearing led to dismissal. Hillman cites damages from publicity.
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S.d. Hillman
Hillman Investment Company
C. C. Dalton
RH. D. Baker
San Francisco
Baker
Hillman
C C. Dalton
Kiwanis Club Lunch to Feature Abies Irish Rose Cast
Kiwanis club hosts a Wednesday noon luncheon at the Hotel Washington Annex with a program featuring selections from Abies Irish Rose, the popular Met comedy, plus performances by members of the Wayfarer cast.
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Abie
Kiwanis Club
Hotel Washington Annex
Bootleggers Use Egg Shells to Pack Whisky
Newark police seek vendors selling eye shells holding alcohol. Original contents blown out the shells are filled with whisky substitutes and sealed, with authorities focusing on this covert method.
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Newark
N. J
Talker on Pitfalls of Rum Tumbles in Pitfall
Philadelphia June 14 George Tyler driving to a mission to deliver his lecture on The Pitfall of Rum ran down and killed Miss Mary Emalie. Coroner jury found him criminally responsible for the death due to driving while intoxicated.
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Philadelphia
George Tyler
Mary Emalie
Women Work in Insurance Drive in Seattle
Campaign committees from American Legion auxiliaries and other women's groups name six teams to staff booths around the city on Thursday. They urge Seattle war veterans to reinstate their war risk insurance as the drive begins with $215,000 reinstated in the first two days of the campaign toward a $1,000,000 goal.
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Veterans’ Bureau
American Legion
War Veterans of
Seattle
Carr
K. C. Bean
Margaret Nordin
L. D. Parmejee
Bradley T. Fowlkes
Women's Relief Corps
Daughters of the Confederacy
Banka
California Fig Syrup for Babies Advertisement
A vintage ad promotes California Fig Syrup as a gentle laxative for infants. It claims to cleanse bowels, relieve colic and diarrhoea, and ease stomach issues without cramping. It highlights its pleasant taste and mentions directions on the bottle.
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California
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Nat Goodwin
Mirror Film Co
Georgia Gardner
Goodwin
Godley
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J.t.wilson
Pike
Bartell
Elliote
Lions’ Club
Second Ave
Corner Spring Street
Hitt
Seattle Star
Ihereby
IAM
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