Reading Bryan Out of His Party UCH is LIFE
An extended editorial voice critiques the idea of expelling Bryan from the Democratic Party and notes how party discipline shifts with leaders. It contrasts Bryan with other figures and discusses implications for party unity and leadership, referencing Wilson Cox La Follette and Roosevelt era dynamics.
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Bryan
William Jennings Bryan
Democratic Party
King County Democratic Club
Theodore Roosevelt
Hiram Johnson
Senator la Follette
Gifford Pinchot
Johnson
California
Charles Evan Hughes
la Follette
Wilson
Gov
Cox
Palmer
Burleson
McAdoo
Baker
League of Nations
King County
Toto
Fire Rumors Stall Busy Market At Old Prov
Citizens warn of rising tension as rumors spread amid crowded stalls. Officials urge calm while traders report heightened activity and scrutiny of safety measures during a period of rumor and noise.
Inquiring Reporter Quotes on Weather and Opinions
Readers weigh in on daily topics with mixed takes as Nellie Kenniff and others share brief opinions. The notes reflect casual street sentiment and a light, routine tone about the day and weather.
Seattle questions on Indian names and growth
A reader quiz fragment asks what were the Indian names for Lake Union and Lake Washington, which industry has most driven Seattle’s growth and commercial importance, and when the first gold excitement occurred locally. Answers are promised Thursday.
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Tent Lake Union
Lake Washing
Seattle
Seattle Grapples With Low Death Rate And Strong Trade
Seattle reports a death rate of 68 per 1000 in the latest period, among the nation’s lowest. The city’s port handled about 52.8 percent of foreign commerce on the Pacific coast for 1919, underscoring its growing regional role.
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Seattle
Pilgrim's Progress and Don Quixote Mentioned
A fragmented note discusses John Bunyan's Pilgrim's Progress written after imprisonment and references the vast scope of Spanish literature, noting Don as a major work. The text is incomplete and lacks clear events or dates.
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Pilgrim's Progress
John Bunyan
Don
Inches Make The Difference In West Point Entrance
An old rule required 65 inches for 14 year olds and 64 inches for 11 year olds to enter West Point. The height bar has been lowered in recent years, with Secretary Baker removing an inch, so 64 inches may suffice. The piece argues courage and gray matter matter more than height.
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West Point
War Department
Military Academy
Grant
Lee
Pershing
Baker
Armour’s New Zealand lamb tied to 137 count indictment
The government alleges profiteering under the Lever Act in an indictment of 137 counts naming Juvenile Mutton Armour and a lamb said to have followed Armour from New Zealand. Charges cite a profit margin in the pig iron era of consumption and rising prices per pound.
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Armour
United States
New Zealand
Eamy
Williams Attacks Bankers At Convention Hailed By Some
John Skelton Williams, comptroller of the currency, denounces a New York bankers coterie for fixing rates and bonds prices. He cites 30 percent interest and $100,000,000 collected in months, drawing applause from some financiers while others call him bold.
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John Skelton Wiliams
Washington
American Bankers’ Association
New York
John
Williams
America
God cannot do certain things says Dr. Vance in Star Today
Dr. Jas S Vance argues in The Star Today that God cannot lie or sin and cannot deny Himself. He explains God limits Himself to His nature and grants humans freedom of will to develop spiritually, framing human choice as the result of divine risk and responsibility.
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Dr. Jas. S. Vance
the Star Today
God
The Song and the Sergeant Cooked Up Broadway Turmoil
A party of six actors and writers from the Carroll Comedy company clash in a late night Upper Broadway restaurant. A quarrel over the scene and Miss Clarice Carroll’s performance escalates to a police station disorderly conduct call. The playwright defends the troupe while Carroll insists she remains central to the show’s success. A brief stage confrontation is scheduled before a sergeant to decide who is at fault.
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Clarice Carroll
Clarice
Carroll
Arma
Atx
Sergeant
Irving
Mise Carroll
Comedietta
Miss Carroll
Delmars
Mins Carroll
Mims Carroll
Jimmy
Mr. Delmars
Mina Carroll
Ophelia
Juliet
Delmara
Bobby
Coquette Miss Carroll Sparks Gorila Dance Scene
In a Condensed New York era piece Miss Carroll stars as a coquettish wood nymph in a conga of comedy and music. Delmar the comedian performs a gorilla dance amid tropical stage visuals while the sergeant and police station audience react with humor and sympathy.
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Miss Carroll
Mins Carroll
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Densmore Ave
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Naval Congressional Committee
Orion
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Doubleday, Page & Co
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Carrollton
South 6Th Treet
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Wis
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Box 69
Lydia E.pinkham
Iy Psi
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Frank Rich & Co., Inc
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Raye Dawn
Tilyou & Rogers
Dunlay & Merrill
Mmeh Ade
Smith & Inman
Salty
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United Painless
Elliott
Third
James Street
COR University
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