Oregon Voters Favor Hughes as Republican Presidential Candidate
Oregon preference primary results show Charlies Evane Hughes viewed as the strongest middle ground candidate. Hughes’s secretary said the associate justice showed no visible interest while leaders note Oregon’s support may position him against the field at the GOP convention.
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Washington
Charlies Evane Hughes
United States Supreme Court
Oregon
Hughes
Roosevelt
Boles Penrose
Pennsylvania
Cummins
Burton
Hughes Rites Oregon Victory in Republican Race
Portland May 20 Charles F. Hughes leads Oregon Republican presidential preference with a wide margin from 21 counties counted Hughes 7560 Cummins 313 and Burton 1479 with most precincts still out. McArthur appears set to win the Third district congressional nomination while A W Lafferty and EV Littlefield follow. Olcott keeps a slim edge over Moores for secretary of state.
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Ore
Hughes
Oregon
Hughes Hiad
Cummins
Burton
M. McArthur
Congress
A.W. Lafferty
EV. Littlefield
Ben W. Olcott
Charles B. Moores
May Go To Italy as Bishop Adna W Leonard Elected
More than 200 telegraphic congratulations poured in from Seattle friends after Adna W. Leonard was elected a bishop in the Methodist Episcopal church at the Saratoga Springs conference. Local ministers praised the pastor, though some hoped he would not be called away from Seattle, noting his wish to be stationed in Rome, Italy. Leonard spent three years in Rome after graduating from Drew Seminary in 1901 and grew to enjoy church work there.
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Seattle
Italy
Leonard
Rome
Drew Seminary
New York Wire Tapping Inquiry Triggers Politician Feud
May 20 report says charges fly after Thomson committee probes police wire tapping. Mayor Mitchel calls the inquiry pernicious and accuses Thomson of treachery while Woods testifies to 30 cases where taps led to arrests. Seymours linked to a French government cablegram, exonerated by DA Swann.
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New York
Thomson Legislative Committee
Mitchel
Thomson
United States
Woods
Seymour & Seymour
Seymours
J. P. Morgan Company
Swann
Delivery Driver Fined After Theft Conviction
Clint Helms, son of a policeman, must pay a $15 fine and court costs after being convicted of stealing $1.25 from the Columbia Cash Meat market on April 15. He was employed as a delivery wagon driver, worked one day and disappeared before sentencing before Justice Brinker.
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Clint Helms
Brinker
Columbia
New Armory to Be Built at State University Campus
Plans proposed to regents on Friday would establish a naval station on Lake Union through construction of an armory on the state university campus and a training ship to Lake Union. The university would provide the ground and guarantee upkeep, granting space for naval militiamen pending adoption by National Guard authorities.
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Lake Union
Th State University
National Guard
University
Woodland Park Choral to Sing Esther Cantata Tuesday
Woodland Park Choral union will perform Esther the Beautiful Queen in ancient costumes at Woodland Park Presbyterian Church Tuesday night. The event showcases a cantata styled program with period dress and choral arrangement.
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Woodland Park
Zemna Zemo Skin Remedy Promises Clearer Complexion
An advertising notice touts Zemo as a universal skin cure from pimples to eczema. It claims rapid blemish reduction, instant itching relief, and a safe, non greasy formula sold by druggists at a dollar for an extra large bottle.
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Zemo
Cleveland
Otis Skinner at the Moore for three nights
Otis Skinner heads a three night engagement at the Moore theatre in The Squaw Man with additional acts and a Matinee on Thursday. The program includes notable vaudeville performers at the Palace Hip and Hippodrome with a Pathe Photodrama feature and a variety bill led by Herb Bell’s Comiques.
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MOORE
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Hippodrome
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Palace
Phil KE. Adama
Jack Walsh
Light Opera Four
Ralph Bayle
Boniger and Lester
Delphine
Herb Bell
Seven Comiques
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Reese Brothers
Roberts
Talcots
Peg O' the Ring
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Francis Ford
Universal Film Co
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Seconday
Seneca
Verna Mersereau
Egypt
Henry Gunson
Cook
Beach and
Lynn
Howley
Dorita Coredo
Louise Langdon
Elvin Rand
Palace Hip
Grace Greene
Pantages
Longshoremen Demand Raid On Greenleaf Cafe
After a longshoreman collapsed and awoke with unusual intoxication, a delegation urged Sergeant Putnam to raid the Greenleaf bar at 1434 Western Ave. The raid led to the arrest of manager F Pearson and employees Charles Anderson and A M Lamon on liquor law violations.
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Sergt. Putnam
Greenleaf
Western Ave
F. Pearson
Charles Anderson
A. M. Lamon
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