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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Sep 10, 1920

Page

11

Coman Attacks Gov Hart Record in Levy’s Meeting

Senator Ed T Coman a governor candidate challenged Gov Hart’s record at Levy’s Orpheum Friday inviting rival candidates to speak Prominent attendees included Lamping Gellatly and Stringer while Hart and Hartley declined Coman argued Hart’s advisers shaped the legislature and accused him of favoring special interests He cited a 1918 state report to dispute claims about pardons and egg feeding at the training school and called the governor a willing tool of interests.

Coman Hart Senate Dir Tacoma Public Service Commission Reform School F. Hart Spokane Seattle King County Gov. Hart Chehalis Altke

Missing Blaine student Robert McKechnie Jr sought by police

Police urge anyone with information on 15 year old Robert McKechnie Jr of Blaine Washington who disappeared September 6 to contact the Blaine police or his father. The boy rode a Elgin bicycle wore a dark suit and faded green hat and stands 5 feet 7 inches tall. He is described as shy and mother distraught, urging his safe return. He left for school from his Blaine home.

Robert McKechnie, Jr Blaine Wash Blaine Robert McKechnie Wash Elgin

Republican campaign funds total 4,879,000 set as cap

Fred W. Upham testified before a Senate committee that national state senatorial and congressional campaigns would total 4,879,000 under maximum fund raising. He detailed allocations while denying Governor Cox claims and said 2,150,000 more must be raised from a 3,079,000 budget. In Akron a city notice urges reporting joy-riders in city cars.

Chicago Fred W. Upham Republican National Committee Senate Cox Upham FH. Moore National Committee United States East Middle Wem

Blind Girl Sees Ball Games With Ears

A New York girl Mildred Harris born blind from birth follows baseball by sound at the Polo Grounds. She can name players, bases, and outs from bat, ball, and umpire noises, cheering the Yankees and Giants as a keen fan despite no sight. Her father reads lineups before games.

New York Babe Ruth Polo Grounds Mildred Harris Charles K. Harris Tis Sound Harris Giants Yankees

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