Minor Officers of Labor Federation
In Denver on June 27 the Minor officers were named with Matthew Woll of the Photo Engravers as eighth vice president and Daniel J. Tobin of Indianapolis listed among the vice presidents.
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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1921
Page
10
In Denver on June 27 the Minor officers were named with Matthew Woll of the Photo Engravers as eighth vice president and Daniel J. Tobin of Indianapolis listed among the vice presidents.
Damett named Assistant Corporation Counsel while Ray Dummett veteran and debater is appointed junior assistant. Walter F. Meier heads the department as treasurer and Frank J. Morrison is unanimously renamed secretary. Spencer of Washington and Forester of Cincinnati elected delegates to the British trades council.
Hazen J. Titus leads the Homely Man contest but questions swirl over votes and money. Dan Landon draws thousands of admirers from Fremont to Georgetown, with letters from China town praising him. Kathleen Worthington is chosen Miss Liberty for the Fourth of July. Seattle’s homeliest man will crown her, with support from Kiwanis and local businesses.
Fourth division Seattle naval reserve sailors and 100 recruits toured Puget Sound aboard U and Eagleboat No. 67. A landing party played a baseball game against regulars, reservists winning 97 to 96. A startled homeowner forced a retreat, with no casualties reported.
In Los Angeles a crowd of about 10 000 gathered on a hill near Lincoln Park for Brother Isaiah the faith healer. Two Mexican lepers were removed by police and authorities warn about potential contagion as the revival continues with cures and testimony from patients amid vendors and a sunlit throng.
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