Plumb Plan League Not Dead Despite Bech Cummins Bill
The Plumb Plan league remains active educating the country and Congress on government ownership and democratic control of railways. It reports potential income of 550000 a year from 275000 members paying 2 dollars annually. The Washington office occupies the fourth floor with 17 rooms. Glenn Plumb leads at 12000 a year, Edward Keating at 7500, and 50 to 60 staffers plus paid lecturers nationwide. The league has a sister organization for national campaigning.
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George Brl Waters
Washington
Bech Cummins
League
Congress
Pague
Machinists
Glenn Plumb
Edward Keating
Colorado
Plumb
Chicago
Railroad Labor Organiza
Plum Pian League
Camft
Teachers' Exams to Be Nov 4 5 and 6
Thomas E Hulse assistant county of schools announces state teachers examination set for November 4 5 and 6 in Room 419 county city building. Exams start each morning at 4. Applicants for certificates must be 38 and graduates of a four year high school with nine weeks of professional training in an accredited normal school.
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Thomas E. Hulse
Iim
Acting Secretary of Labor Speakers Tuesday
Rowland B. Mahany acting secretary of labor will speak at the Seattle Press club editorium 1311 Fifth Ave Tuesday night on Bech Cummins law provisions affecting labor. The engagement honors Secretary Wilson whose wife has died.
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Rowland B. Mahany
Washington, D. C
Secretary of Labor
W. FB
Wilson
Cox and Roosevelt
Seattle
Washington Signal Corps Reorganized After War
Brig. Gen. Maurice Thompson announced the Washington Signal Corps will reorganize as part of the National Guard. The former state guard signal unit left a vacancy when it entered active service, and a nucleus of veterans who served on the Mexican border and in France will form the new outfit.
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Ese
Washington Signal Corps
Maurice Thompson
Ashington Signal Corps
National Guard
Signal Corps
State Guard
Mexican
France
Judge Smith backs adult probation law for state
Everett Smith said he would push an adult probation law at the next legislature. Public sentiment appears favorable, and he is gauging support from judges statewide. The plan would allow adult offenders to be sentenced elsewhere than the penitentiary.
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Smith
Everett Smith
Dynamite Found in Liquor Raid Linked to Paola Case
In a liquor raid led by Deputy Ifa, dynamite was found near Vincent D. Paola and Paola awaits federal action at the county hall. Eight stills were wrecked last week by Matt Starwich, William Andrew Vaughn, A Merrill, and Jack Hynneman.
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Vincent D. Paola
Ifa
Paola
Matt Starwich
William Andrew Vaughn
A. Merrill
Jack Hynneman
Belgian labor leader Henri de Man to speak at Municipal league luncheon
Henri de Man, Belgian labor chief and Europe industrial expert, currently touring the United States for two months, will address the Municipal league at its weekly Tuesday noon luncheon on his topic Industrial in Europe. Public invited.
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Ian
Henri de Man
United States
Municipal League
Europe
Fourth Day in Cox Harding Debate on League of Nations
Column analyzes the League of Nations as the central issue in the 1920 campaign. It cites Article 10 and other covenants to argue for American engagement, cites Hoover’s praise, and contrasts Cox and Harding with focus on moral, economic, and international duties shaping U.S. foreign policy.
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Harding
League of Nations
Ben
League
America
Hoover
Mr. Harding
Jimmie Cox
Herbert Hoover
Leland Stanford University
Paris
Wilson
League of Motions
Cox
Senate power now big issue in race for control
Washington date shows party leaders wrestle over Senate control as election day nears. Republicans hold 49 seats to 47 Democrats with 34 up for grabs, 19 Democrats and 15 Republicans currently. States viewed as doubtful include Kentucky Connecticut Ohio Iowa Wisconsin New Hampshire Idaho California Maryland Missouri Colorado Indiana. Close contests persist in several other races as parties forecast outcomes.
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Washington
Senate
Kentucky
Connecticut
Ohio
Iowa
Wisconsin
New Hampshire
Idaho
California
Maryland
Missouri
Colorado
Indiana
No Yankee battleplanes in World War I air effort
The text alleges that 1740 planes were produced with three quarters foreign made and that no American battleplanes accompanied troops at the Antonne battle. It cites Colonel Deeds, Baker, and Hughes, noting wasted funds of 1 051 000 000 and urging votes for Jimmie Cox over Marding in a controversial political framing.
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A. DD. Foulois
Gen. Foulois
Conareen
Wilson
Jimmie Com
War Baker
Gen. Foulot
Plana
Raw
Ryan
Baker
Dellaviland
France
Charles FB. Hughes
Deeds Hughes
Yea
Jimmie Cox
Deeda
Col
Deeds
Washington, D.C
Jimmie ‘Cox
Marding
Harding Plans Whirlwind Tour In Final Campaign Week
Marion Ohio October 26 The final week of the 1920 presidential campaign opens with Harding and Cox contesting Ohio Harding to tour the state ending in Columbus Saturday night A lineup of nationally prominent Republican speakers including Johnson McCormick Lowdon Townsend Burton Fess Tobin Willis and Davin will visit key localities with many women speakers scheduled to participate
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Marion
Ohio
Warren G. Harding
Columbus
Cox
Harding
Ohle Solt
Hiram Johnsen
California
Medill McCormick
Illinois
Lowdon
Townsend
Michigan
W. Ll. Harding
Iowa
Theodore Burton
Fess
Raymond Tobina
Chicago
Frank BL. Willis
Harry L. Davin
Yard-Wide Navy Blue Chiffon Taffeta Sale
Yard wide navy blue chiffon taffeta priced at $2.45 for a waist dress or skirt suitable for any occasion. Tricolettes offered at $3.50 in navy black Copenhagen pheasant burnt orange rose taupe and others.
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