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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1920
Page
14
Washington letter from L C Martin praises Gov Cox for liberal reform plans and urges unity as the campaign nears its climax. Martin expresses confidence in Cox’s leadership and anticipates Democratic victory and strong national government reform.
Gov Cox campaigns in Ohio denying attacks by rivals who accuse Wilson of war blame. The article criticizes opponents for spreading hate rhetoric while Wilson lies wounded, with Cox stressing his own wartime leadership and election focus.
Ebicago reporter notes Decer M Heath, formerly an English teacher in Chicago, now owns two beauty parlors. He asserts women chiefly seek beauty over education in personal grooming and appearance.
A public appeal asks for assistance in locating a sweetheart who has been cherished for years. The message emphasizes faithfulness and lasting affection, urging anyone with information to come forward.
Esther Lovejoy, a former salesgirl and health officer, runs as a Democratic Prohibition candidate in Oregon’s Third District. She faces Republican Pat McArthur in a high profile race amid heated debates over suffrage and dry versus wet stances.
In a domestic matter Judge Crail heard Charlee Colins free himself from Maud Liliane Colling, the so called chattel wife, who he had handed to George S. Batchelder last May under a pledge of support. Collin confessed he tried to kill the rival but failed, affirming his love and anger toward other men.
New York October 29 Will H. Hays chairman of the Republican national committee predicts a strong G O P victory. He forecasts 368 minimum electoral votes with possibilities reaching 393 or more and an overwhelming popular majority. He faulted Democratic policies and promised a return to patriotic governance and domestic reform.
George White of the Democratic National Committee predicts a Democratic victory in the 1930 election. He says Republicans are retreating nationwide and cites expected wins in Maryland West Virginia Kentucky Missouri Oklahoma New York Massachusetts Rhode Island Ohio Indiana and border states plus Western states Nebraska California North Dakota Minnesota Oregon Wisconsin Kansas and Iowa. He claims improving prospects across the nation.
Registered attendees for the three day Standfast Bible Students convention at the Pennington Hotel include John O. Jeffery Yakima D T Smith Prosser Gen B Parkison Bellingham J W Macy Hellingham Mrs A L Heath Bellingham Mrs Barden Bellingham Mrs wA M Goerlich Bellingham Mrs KB Campbell Lynden Mrs C B Barnes Lynden Mr and Mrs BK Mutchier Lynden Minel L Mc Gregor Victoria B C Mins A feb lors Victoria B R C Misa A Hodge Victoria T C Mra KB N Watts Victoria B C BR Cooper Victoria B C George Sellern Victoria JC Parken Victoria BC M B Lemon Vancouver BR C Mr and Mrs T C Kerr Vancouver BC Mr and Mrs FL Burdett Vancouver BR C Mr and Mrs A J Terrell Vancouver BR C Mr and Mrs J B Anderson Vancouver BC Beste MacKay Vancouver BC F Burdett Vancouver BC M Cambrick Vancouver BC G Vance Vancouver BC George Armataga Vancouver BC H Johnson Vancouver BC
Beattie Camp No. 63 Woodmen of the World will entertain members and friends with a dance at W. Q W. ball in Fourth and Marion Tuesday night. A leased wife will give election returns. some marry for love and remain married for spite.
Senator Warren G. Harding travels to Cincinnati and Southern Ohio where he reaffirms independence from party dictates. He defends himself against charges of oligarchy, declares not pledged to any group and pledges to create a federal department of social welfare.
Tacoma report notes telegram from national women leaders urging votes for the Democratic ticket to preserve the League of Nations. Carrie Chapman Catt and Mary C. C. among those named, stressing international cooperation can curb and end war.
Mel Pennock, 26, a two time winner and inheritance tax lawyer, triumphs in an annual six mile hike against rugged outdoor workers. He faced appendicitis threats at the start but persevered, noting he forgot his ailment by the end of mile three.
Three Indiana youths from New Albany flee in a skiff seeking world adventures but abandon the journey after a night’s drift, longing for home and mother’s pies, then return home the next day. The boys are Robert Keithley 13 Joseph Ogletree 14 and Norman Dowell 15.
Mile Agnes Souret declares the idea of a plate bearing a dish of frankfurters is a scandal in her new play. The actress, in an imitation dish scene, rejects the notion of being the most beautiful woman in France, signaling strong satire on beauty standards and gender roles.
Brief talks under the auspices of the King County Democratic Committee will be held Saturday noon at Meeting place Meeves. Chairman Taytee of the King County Central Committee and George E. Ryan, vice chairmen of the State Democratic Committee, will attend.
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