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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1920

Page

12

Democrats Grant Women Equal Power in National Committee

At the convention the resolution to give women equal power with men on the Democratic National Committee passed with a strong showing. The measure, introduced by Mrs. Alice Foster McCulloch, was referred to the resolutions committee but swiftly approved after Homer Cummings urged action. The scene mixed humor and orderly procedure as delegates, including famous writers Finna Ferber and Fannie Horst, observed the moment with light remarks and politeness.

Chicago James A. Reed Missouri A. Ricker Reed Ricker William Randolph Hearst Mabel Abbott Ban Francisco Democratic National Committee Dixie Democratic Party Alice Foster McCulloch Fort Wayne Indiana Resolutions Committee Robinson Homer Cummings Resolutions Committees Cummings Finna Ferber Fannie Horst Fannie Edna

Nonpartisan Men Fight for Control in North Dakota Primary

In North Dakota the nonpartisan league remains active as the Republican primary impedes their bid to control the state government. Independent Voters' Association candidates seek enough votes to oust leaguers. polls close at 9. Republicans nominate for all state offices while Democrats back a slate led by J. F. T. O'Conner for governor.

Bismarck the Nations Nonpartisan League North Dakota Independent Voters’ Association J. F. T. O'Conner

Harding Coolidge Hold Conference On Party Government

Senator Harding and Governor Coolidge agreed to base the campaign on a return to party government and a substitute for personal government. The conference also included Republican presidential and vice presidential candidates and national chairman W. P. Haynes. Harding said the vice president would play a larger role coordinating the president and the Senate.

Washington Harding Coolidge Wl Hays National Republican Senate

Miner held after chloral drops found on him

A bottle half filled with chloral or knockout drops was found on Mike White a 26 year old miner arrested at First Eve and Main last evening by Detectives Montgomery and O'Brien. White is in custody for investigation not linked to the Evelyn Cuddy abduction. Jewelry taken from him is also held as evidence.

Mike White T. G. Montgomery James O'Brien White Evelyn Cuddy Cuddy

Many a Pretty Face Spoiled by Pimples

A warning urges not to ignore pimples and skin spots as they mar appearance and may signal serious skin conditions. The piece describes possible progress to eczema boils and other painful eruptions that burn and irritate.

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