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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1920
Page
2
President Wilson delivers a lengthy address to pro league delegates in Washington denouncing anti league rhetoric as spurious. He urges unity, clarifies the peace program, and appeals to mobilize moral forces to secure a lasting world peace through the league of nations.
A historical speech defends Article 10 of the League Covenant, arguing nations must unite to oppose Germany's designs and prevent future war. It emphasizes the U S role in preserving free government and the indomitable will to crown the war effort with lasting peace.
The speaker argues that adoption of the covenant offers a viable path to settled peace and justice, insisting Article 10 binds free peoples to collective security. They criticize partisan mischaracterization and urge voters to test each candidate by whether they redeem the United States moral obligation to the world.
In Ramgate England Mrs Eliza Shaw aged 76 died after years living in one room and never undressing a daughter said her mother would not allow any activity in the room neighbors described her as a recluse with limited contact and routine remains to be buried per local customs
The notice lists seven presidential electors one United States Senator one Congress representative for the First and Second Districts, state officers including Governor Lieutenant Governor Secretary of State State Treasurer State Auditor Attorney General Commissioner of Public Lands Superintendent of Public Instruction State Insurance Commissioner and nine Superior Court judges plus three Supreme Court judges. It also includes legislative district ballots for the 40th through 47th districts, county offices, and a Referendum Bill No. 1 on highway bonds and a related tax or fees mechanism. The public vote includes AY against the referendum.
Election notice from Seattle Washington dated October 25 1920 announces voting hours from eight to eight for incorporated areas and nine to seven for unincorporated areas. It lists state officers candidates including United States Senator George F Cotterill and Governor W W Black along with many district representatives and public officials.
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