McCall Backed by Old Guard as Massachusetts Votes Loom
In Roston Massachusetts the gubernatorial race features Democrat Walsh seeking re election with Republican McCall backed by the old guard and business lobbies. Progressives led by Nelson Clark face pressure to keep the party alive and pass 15000 votes to sustain their banner against McCall.
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Gilson Gardner Roston
Massachusetts
Ernor
Walsh
Samuel W. McCall
Nelson HK. Clark
Beverly Walsh
Big Boat Nose
McCall
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
State Street Gas and Electric
Shoe Manufacturing Trust
Congress
Joe Cannon
Charles Sumner Bird
Joseph Walker
Progressive Party
Walker
Phone to Paris Through the Air
Washington reported a successful wireless telephone link from the Eiffel Tower to Arlington a station near Washington. The test echoed to Honolulu, with one way audio and no return line yet. Engineer Carty of the A T & T Company aims to complete bidirectional communication soon.
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Washington
Europe
America
Atlantic Ocean
Eiffel Tower
Paria
Arington Station
Honolulu
Engineer Carty
Girl 16 testifies betrayal in court trial
A 16 year old Seattle girl testified through tears about loving Robert Hunter 27 and being moved to Everett after alleged coercion. She described being controlled and hiding with a woman friend while the case centers on a statutory crime. She said she loved him but cannot after the alleged act.
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Hermeton Jackson
Seattle
McGill Campaign to Host Friday School Board Meeting
A meeting will be held Friday night at 8 o'clock in the Labor Temple by the campaign committee of Oscar TH McGill for the school board. Representatives of various civic and labor bodies will attend.
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Oscar TH. McGill
Henry Suzzallo to Speak at Commercial Club Noon
President Henry Suzzallo of the University of Washington will address the gathering at noon at the Commercial Club. Public is invited to attend the event and hear the university leader.
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Henry Suzzallo
University of Washington
Commercial Club
Suzzallo Praises New Pullman University President Holland
Dr. Ernest O. Holland was named president of Washington State College at Pullman succeeding Enoch W. Bryan. Suszallo, a university figure and friend of Holland, lauds him as decisive, principled, personable, and effective, with broad educational administration training and Indiana and Columbia credentials.
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Henry Suszallo
Ernest O. Holland
Washington State College
Pullman
Enoch W. Bryan
Holland
Dr. Suszallo
Dr. Holland
University of Indiana
Columbia
Suzzallo
Shanghai Jap Aboard Liners Over Habeas Case
Federal court weighs if F Ota a Seattle Japanese resident will be returned. The Aki Maru sails toward Yokohama three days out after delay for habeas writ. Capt J Noma consults attorney. Ota allegedly shanghaied with two others to face charges in Japan. friends fought for his release. No arrest warrant issued so ship departed with Ota aboard.
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F. Ota
Seattle
J. Noma
High Seas
Yokohama
Ota
Japan
Noma
Washington State Ayshire Wins Big at World Show
Washington state teams dominated the world cattle show with ten of eleven Ayshire ribbons. The Willowmoor herd owned by J. W. Clise swept most classes, while Van Pelt called Clise's Ayshires unbeatable. Hazelwood farm led Holsteins, and Dr Egon won the Jersey championship.
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San Francisco
Washington State
Willowmoor
J. W. Clise
Washington
van Pelt
Great Authority
Clise
Hazelwood Farm
Spokane
Wiliam Bishop
Chimacum
Wash
Egon
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