Battle to unseat Lodge dominates Massachusetts fight
Massachusetts politics center on a high profile struggle to defeat Senator Henry Cabot Lodge. Colonel A. Gaston and Sherman L. Whipple lead rival Democratic bids, while Samuel W. McCall may challenge Lodge for the Republican nomination. The contest mixes national alliances with local rivalries, shaping a wide primary battlefield.
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Eoward M. Thierry
Boston
United States
Massachusetts
Henry Cabot Loge
Lodge
A. Gaston
Sherman L. Whipple
Gaston
Whipple
Samuel W. McCall
McCall
Realistic Angels toFlap in Wayfarer at UW Stadium
Montgom ery Lynch announces The Wayfarer season at the University of Washington Stadium will feature realistic angels with moving wings. Performance runs July 24 to 29 with a large chorus of about 5 000. angels will not sing except for solos. The 1922 model angels will be non singing beyond solos. The production aims for a vivid stage effect with wings that flap as actors move about the stage.
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University of Washington
Wayfarer
Montgomery Lynch
Lynch
First Methodist Church
Angela
Landon and Brown Campaign Addresses Highlight Election Bid
The two candidates press rapid-fire appeals across multiple districts. Landon pledges honest leadership and continuity, while Brown vows reform to remove political incurables, cut taxes, and deliver fair fares as votes approach midnight.
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Landon
North End
University District
Fremont
Hallard
Green Lake
Dan Landen
Dr. Brown
Madison Park
Broadway
Dunlap
Sidelights on Balloting at City Elections
Reports from Interlaken and Green Lake districts describe unusually heavy early voting and light betting on mayoral outcomes. The piece notes candidates Ed L. Terry and Harry Carroll running unopposed for re election and recounts local election rumors and misinformation in Precinct 18 and 1509.
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Green Lake District
Green Lake
Ed L. Terry
Harry Carroll
Prosecute Frauds President Orders War Fraud Prosecution
President Harding asked congress for 500000 dollars in extra funds for the justice department to investigate and prosecute war frauds. The move follows congressional criticism of laxity and signals a push to pursue individuals and firms that defrauded the government on war contracts.
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Washington
Harding
Congress
Department of Justice
Department
Mrs. Buchanan Is Granted Divorce After Multiple Marriages
Mrs. Carrie Elizabeth Buchanan Simon-Root-Huscher senior Thornton Church received a divorce from her husband before Superior Judge A. W. Frater. Testimony showed she had acquired houses and lots from several spouses in Oregon Idaho Washington and Alaska.
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Simon-Root-Huscher
Snr
Thornton
Church
A. W. Frater
Peacemaker Killed in Family Quarrel at Klamath Falls
George Nickels prominent citizen of Klamath Falls was shot and killed by Walter Lewis during a family dispute. Lewis fled and deputies have been unable to locate him. Authorities suspect he may have escaped with the Al G. Barnes circus bound for Hornbrook California.
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Klamath Fall
Ore
George Nickels
Klamath Faille
Wes
Walter Lewis
Lewis
Sheriff's Deputies
al G. Barnes
Hornbrook
Cal
Letter Boxes Needed Here by Seattle Carrier Says
William Copestick, head of the Seattle carrier delivery service, says carriers return many letters because patrons fail to answer the door. He urges residents to install mail boxes or use door slots so mail is delivered in person and reaches recipients on time.
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Job
William Copestick
Seattle
Stolen saxophone case leads to Seattle arrest
Frankie Myers, 18, allegedly stole a saxophone from a marine in Bremerton and was arrested in Seattle Monday night by Detectives G. O. L. Gordon and C. C. Fortner. The report notes a rise in divorces in England, particularly among the poor.
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Bremerton
Frankie Myers
Seattle
GO. L. Gordon
C. C. Fortner
Man Robbed After Slugging At Note Motor Co
Night watchman F A Crutchley was slugged from behind by two bandits as he entered the Note Motor Co at 606 Pike Street just before midnight Monday. He was knocked unconscious and robbed of 120 dollars. He regained consciousness after a quarter hour, received a head wound, and notified police who seek a high powered auto used by the attackers.
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Note Motor Co
Pike St
F. A. Crutchley
Crutchley
Primary Fight in Indiana Becomes Tense as Voters Vote
Rain threatens as Indiana holds a sweeping primary race. Haerding seeks renomination for the U S Senate to back the administration with New as the Republican candidate, while Albert J Neveridge challenges along the party line. Democratic hopes center on Samuel M Ralston amid a crowded field led by Simmen who ties the league of nations to his candidacy.
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Senator Lodge
Lodge
Pple
Whipple
Colonel Gaston
Congress
House
Senate
Wilson Democrats
League of Nations
Massachusetts
Europe
Newberry
Indianapolis
Ind
Indiana
Mooster
Haerding
Harry
New
United States
Samuel M. Ralston
Dan W. Simma
Lafayette
Simmen
League
Robbery Suspects Arrested After Early Tuesday Duel
Detectives D. M. Blaine and Martin Cleary arrested Matt Hit, 39, and John Stark after they fought a fietie duel at Biathave & King streets. Stark alleges loss of $40 and a gold watch in the incident.
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John Stark
Matt Hit
Stark
Biathave
King St
D. M. Blaine
Martin Cleary
Funeral Services for Dr George Newlands
Funeral services for Dr George Newlands, who died at Providence Hospital, will be held at 2 p.m. Wednesday at Bonney Watson's. The service is under the auspices of Pilks Lodge No. 92.
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George Newlands
Providence Hospital
Bonney. Watson's
Pilks’ Lodge
No. 92
Arrest Made in Payette Embezzlement Case
Everett reports Frank W. Hughes arrested in Payette Idaho and to be brought here to face embezzlement charges per Sheriff W. W. West.
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Everett
Payette
Idaho
W. W. West
Frank W. Hughes
H Alvin Moore Endorses Dan Landon for Mayor
H Alvin Moore of 2410 Third Ave writes in support of Dan Landon in the mayoral race. He notes his work with the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers, drafting parts of rail labor and safety legislation, and his belief Landon has the courage to stand for what he thinks best for the people.
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Dan Landon
Brotherhood of Locomotive Bengineers
Landon
State Industrial Code Commission
Department of Labor and Industries
H. Alvin Moore
Third Ave
Suspect Widow of Three Murders In Cleveland Case
Cleveland officials probe the deaths of three husbands tied to a widow married six times who withholds a name. Prosecutor Edward C. Stanton orders exhumation of the last husband to test for poison as a possible triple murder while she faces other charges. Insurance totaling 11 000 is noted alongside the children’s deaths reportedly due to poison.
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Cleveland
Edward C. Stanton
Montlake Bridge bond push highlighted by city real estate group
Bond enthusiasts pressed for Montlake Stadium Bridge funding at a Monday night meeting. Among speakers was 8 F Woody, president of the Seattle Real Estate Association, at the Montlake bridge committee luncheon.
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Montlake Stadium Bridge
Montlake Bridge Committee
F. Woody
Seattle Real Estate Association
University Bans Car Idling on Campus
Students on campus may not run their cars on university property according to an order from F. W. Kiwell superintendent of buildings and grounds. The directive prohibits engine idling on campus grounds and aims to reduce pollution and noise.
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F. W. Kiwell
University
Lace stripe silk stockings with reinforced heel
Silk stockings feature lace stripe effects and reinforced pointed heel. Available in Black White African-brown Cordovan Castor Beige and other shades with lisle garter top and reinforced sole and toe. Novelty net and lace stripe short silk stockings offered in multiple colors at $1.95 a pair.
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Burson
Girl Held For Death Of Boy In Chicago
Miss Violet Black Duncan, 19, arrested on murder charge in the death of her nephew Hollis Boyd, two and a half, found dead beside gas jets in an apartment. Authorities say she attempted suicide after an alleged agreement with C. Dubay, a Georgia businessman, who arrived with another man.
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Chicago
Violet Black Duncan
Hollis Boyd
Park, Tenn
Grunbaum Furniture Company Moves to New Quarters
Grunbaum Furniture Company will relocate completely to new quarters at Sixth Ave and T by the latter part of this month. Moving operations and daily deliveries will continue from the new location, according to Otto Grunbaum.
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