Harding urges scrapping league ends futility of talk
Des Moines, Oct 7 Senator Warren G Harding said rejection, not interpretation, should be the fate of League of Nations obligations. He argued it is futile to discuss scrapping something already scrapped and endorsed Cummins while noting strong opposition to his railroad act reflection. He framed an America self reliant politically and questioned Wilson era associations.
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Raymond Clapper
Des Moines
Iowa
Warren G. Harding
Harding
Cummins
America
Wilson
Paris
Christensen Heads Demos At State Central Meeting
At the Democratic state central committee meeting in the Frye hotel, George F. Christensen of Stevenson was re elected chairman. R L Smith won the open seat left by Martin Maloney who asked not to be voted a member. Maloney will join the executive committee to retain his influence. Finances were discussed and Cox was urged to still aim to carry the state.
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Democratic State Central Committee
Frye Hotel
George F. Christensen
Stevenson
Skamania County
Martin Maloney
R. L. Smith
Maloney
Cox
All GOP Governor Aspirants Back Hart Campaign Effort
Republican candidates for governor rally behind Hart, with the central committee and Chairman Hebdberd planning a broad speaking tour to support the state campaign.
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Hart
Republican Aidhet
Cerptral Committee
Hebdberd
Agnes Hart Wilson Seeks Congress Seat in 15th District
Miss Agnes Hart Wilson, daughter of former secretary of labor William B. Wilson, announces candidacy for Congress from Pennsylvania's 15th district. She has been prominent in Washington social circles since her father's cabinet appointment.
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President Wilson
William B. Wilson
Pennsylvania
Washington
Agnes Hart Wilson
Congress
Miss Wilson
Premier of Canada to Attend Seattle Yukon Order Dinner
Arthur Meighen will join a Seattle dinner on December 1 celebrating the 26th anniversary of the Yukon Order of Pioneers. A representative of President Wilson and all state senators and congressmen are expected to attend.
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Arthur Meighan
Canada
Wilson
Yukon Order of Pioneers
Tumulty Demands Produce Records
Washington October TJ. P. Tumulty secretary to President Wilson says Senator Spencer of Missouri is invited to produce official records of the peace conference to back his charge that the president promised military aid to Romanians and Serbs if attacked again. He notes no stenographic reports exist here, only an official note in Paris.
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Washington
TJ. P. Tumulty
Wilson
Spencer
Missouri
Tumulty
Paris
Chinese Alphabet Reduced to Thirty Nine Letters
A curious language reform replaces sixty eight hundred and eight letters of Chinese with a compact set of thirty nine symbols to form a new alphabet. The change aims to simplify writing and reading while preserving pronunciation and meaning for education and literacy.
Gubernatorial Campaigns Highlighted by Republican Tour
The state sees gubernatorial candidates and a score of other leading Republicans touring to build support. The cross state visits aim to rally party backing ahead of key races and mobilize voters.
States Gaining In Population In 1920 Census Figures
The census bureau released 1920 counts for states with totals and 1910-to-1920 increases. Virginia 2,206,361. Pennsylvania 8,720,159. Ohio 6,759,368. Michigan 3,667,222. Florida 966,296. Arkansas 1,760,996. Philadelphia corrected 1,825,779 and Detroit revised 993,678 with large percentage rises.
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Washington
State of
Town
Virginia
Pennsylvania
Ohio
State of Michigan
Florida
Arkansas
Michigan
Philadelphia
Detroit
Mich
Fall Advertising Term at Y Opens
Fall and winter advertising course opens Oct 19 announced by the educational department of the YMCA. Conducted by a committee of local advertisers and merchants, the course is open to men aiming for advertising as a profession and to others including merchants.
Saving money a common concern across jobs
Inquiries reveal varied habits among professionals about saving income for rainy days. Electrician George H Maire plans to save for the future, while others express reluctance or deferment, noting different personal circumstances and attitudes toward thrift.
In 5 Accidents She Lives in 6th Dies
London report details Mia. Joan Campbell a 72 year old woman known for seven years of street accidents. After sixth crash she died of injuries from being struck by a vehicle. Her habit was to dart into traffic without looking for approaching cars. The article also notes an unrelated line about an electric furnace at 3730 degrees.
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London
Mia
Joan Campbell
Tanlac Restores Health Says A Eltzroth Of Portland Oregon
A 70 year old Portland man A Eltzroth reports Tanlac changed his life after two years of stomach and kidney trouble. He describes improved appetite sleep energy and relief from rheumatism and dizziness after multiple bottles and now praises the remedy to friends. The note mentions Tanlac being sold in Seattle by Bartel Stores.
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O.G.C
Sirs
Goitre
W. S. McIntyre
O. G. C. Gottre
W.D. McIntyre
Portland
Tanlac
A. Eltzroth
Dana Street
Oregon
Sry
Taniac
Seattle
Bartel
Jenkins Quits Mexico Region After Kidnapping and Pressued Claim
William Jenkins former American consul at Puebla quits Mexico for good after being kidnapped by bandits a year ago and released on a $160 000 ransom. He reportedly prepared a claim against the Mexican government for mistreatment by federal authorities following his release and charges of conspiracy in paying the ransom.
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Jenkins
Puebla
Mexico
State Department
Laundrymen to Attend National Convention in San Francisco
After a day at Fortuna park with a native foods barbecue, over 300 Northwest laundrymen will ride a special train to San Francisco for the Laundryowners' National Association 37th annual convention from October 11 to 16. Twenty seven Seattle laundrymen are among the delegates.
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Fortuna Park
San Francisco
Laundryowners’ National Association
Seattle
Freed From Charge of Taking Cordwood
George Chatters, arrested Tuesday after patrolmen said they caught him with cordwood, was released for lack of sufficient evidence. The Star reported his statement Wednesday.
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George Chatters
the Star
Cotton War Narrows in Georgia
Atlanta October 7. Destruction of cotton ginns and businesses across the cotton belt spurred by refusals to halt operations while prices farmers deem below cost. Armed guards are posted around several establishments and one community has closed. Warnings threaten destruction of sellers who move cotton before November.
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Atlanta
South
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NEW Briscoe
Mitchell Motor & Service CO
J. M. Osmond
East Pine
Summit
Mgr. East
Q.G. Chemical CO
Washiington
Aed i
Nquiring Reporter
George H. Maire
Bet Ave
Wesley Butt
Smith Building
B. Lashley
Broadway
John UP. Breeden
Hoge Building
Waller's Cothing Store
Medlicott
Wool Process
Hickory
U.S
Walter's Clothing Store
Washington Street
First and
Occidental
William
Eastern Laundrymen
Criterion Millinery Co
Second Avenue City
Denver
Maneater Scettie
Ance
Milli
Ners
Armstrong-Pennington Wholesale Millinery Co
Ue Villewion
Seneca
Georgia
Douglas Studio
Douglas Hall Tenth
East Pine St
Lyons
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