Senate to Probe German Propaganda Tied Funds
Washington Sept 1 An investigative probe by the senate committee into campaign funds will resume with focus on alleged German propaganda in the United States. A lead about money used by agencies spreading Teuton propaganda during the war is under review. Additional Sinn Fein propaganda funds are to be examined with two witnesses lined up, Boyce Thompson and B Barnes Jr.
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United States
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Kenyon
Boyce Thompson
Republican and Means Committee
B. Barnes, Jr
Albany
Seattleite Back From Morocco Trip Reports Growing Trade
Paris report by Mall notes Captains Doman and LaVoy describe Morocco's rapid development from a barren land to a budding commercial and industrial center. They cite rising markets and Chinese use in decorative china ware as signs of expanding activity in 1919 era Northern Africa.
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Mall
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Red Cross
Doman
Bay City
Mich
Merl LaVoy
Seattle
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Morocco
Demo Leader Is Welcomed to Movieland
Governor James M. Cox toured a Hollywood movie ship set during his behind the scenes visit. About 60 film stars lined the rails as he sailed the artificial lake and watched a set with Bessie Love amid welcomes from Pauline Frederick Charles Ray Katherine MacDonald Marshall Neilan Dorothy Phillips and others.
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Hollywood
Cal
James M. Cox
Ship of State
Cox
Filmland
Bessie Love
Pauline Frederick
Charles Ray
Katherine MacDonald
Marshall Neilan
Dorothy Phillips
Allan Holubar
Snapshot Union Men in Spokane
In Spokane the Central Labor council runs a snapshot squad that trenches outside non union restaurants and photographs union men patronizing them for publication in a labor paper. The report notes a federal tobacco tax increase of 205 million dollars last year.
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Central Labor Council
Federal Treasury
Harris measure dominates California state conventions
In Sacramento on a sweltering day Republicans and Democrats gather for state conventions. Republicans avoid mentioning the Harris bill while potential stalemate and a possible dry plank loom. Governor Stephens welcomes the GOP crowd as Samuel Shortridge and Hiram Johnson outline the ticket and platform. Democrats expect a strong anti Japanese plank and a delayed keynote by Senator Phelan who is in San Diego.
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Harrie
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Gov. Stephens
Samuel Shortridge
San Francisco
United States Senate
Hiram Johnson
Phelan
San Diego
Democratic candidates to meet Wednesday in Seattle
At the call of state chairman George F. Christensen a meeting of democratic state candidates and the state committee will gather Wednesday at the Lyon building headquarters in Seattle. Plans for the coming campaign will be discussed.
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Nuxated Iron Claim Advice Boosts Delicate People
An advertisement promises increased strength in two weeks for those lacking iron. It urges readers to test their energy after taking two five grain tablets of Nuxated iron three times daily, claiming visible gains in stamina and overall health.
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