Cox Claims Plot Against News of Campaign in Colorado
Governor James M. Cox, touring Colorado, said the Republican National Committee is pressing news reports of his Democratic speeches. He accused papers in several cities of being pressured to print coverage of his visit and said he supports a modified international league with reservations.
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Trinidad
Colo
James M. Cox
Colorado Tower
Republican National Committee
York
Will Hays
Y and Smith
Gov
Portland
San Francisco
Sosa
Albuquerque
Cox
Harding
Mexico
Russia
Turkey
Root
Hardings
Johnson
America
Ohio
Palmer's Men Explain Trips and Expenses at Senate Hearings
Washington reporters describe Assistant Attorney General Palmer aides explaining trips to San Francisco Chicago Seattle and other cities in connection with Seattle shipyard cases and a California ownership matter. Vouchers show expenses. Nebeker admits delaying travel to attend the Democratic convention while consulting on legal matters.
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Washington
Palmer
Senate
Francisco
RR. P. Stewart
Chi
Seattle
Chicago
San Francisco
Stewart
Robert Scott
Pal
John Las
United States
the of Columbia
F. K. Nebeker
Thomas
Nebeker
Salt Lake City
Demos to Meet in Convention Here
King county democrats will meet in convention Saturday at the club auditorium chaired by Chas Fullen to adopt a platform and make declarations on county affairs. Each precinct gets three votes. The convention begins at 11 a m.
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King County Democrats
Chas. D. Fullen
Campaign spending figures from Olympia filings cited
The report cites Hartley claiming 8121.00 as campaign cost and adds 121.94 for Col Ronald H Hartley saying the costs were filed in Olympia. John A. Gellatly paid 7464.00 for the same filing. Col William Inglis spent 427.00 in his U S Senate campaign filing.
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Ronald H. Hartley
Olympis
John A. Gellatly
Wmn. Inglis
U. S
Republican meeting date moved to September 29
State Chairman E. A. Walker changed the date of the new state republican central committee meeting from September 20 to Wednesday September 29 at 2 p m at the Butler hotel.
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State
Republican Central Committee
A. Walker
Butler Hotel
Junk Firms sue RR Administration over freight rates
Junk companies sue the railroad administration in a federal building claim alleging exorbitant freight charges for shipments from Hellingham to Seattle. The filing names the involved parties and outlines the dispute over billing practices.
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Federal Building
Hellingham
Seattle
No Formalities for Charley War Vacation
Somerville report shows Charley War a Chinatown laundryman suspending services for a vacation. He posted a sign reading Closed Vacation No coal No coke Be back in three weeks. Habeddasherioa thriving business and chrome tea note appear in the text.
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Somerville
Massa
Charley War
Chines
Ex-Kaiser Pays for Burial of Veteran
The Hague September 24 The ex Kaiser paid the funeral expenses of a German who fought in 1870 and had recently died at Doorn. He also sent a large wreath reflecting his gesture.
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The
Hague
Doorn
Hindu in Bombay Ends Life by Own Action
Native Hindu in Bombay died by self-inflicted means on September 24, according to local dispatches. No further details were provided about the circumstances or location.
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Bombay
India
Alarmed by Plague of Rats in Paris
Medical men in Paris warn of infection risk from eight million rats infesting the capital. The press backs their appeal and urges action by authorities.
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Paris
Patub
France
Frantic tiger den escape ends in Bombay Zoo tragedy
A mangled body is found in the Bombay Zoo with two lions snarling over the remains, suggesting a fatal incident amid a den of lions. Police and zoo officials investigate the scene for details and responsibility.
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Bombay
Woman Takes Life Over Fear Of Blindness In London
Elizabeth Bomfondl, 61, committed death by own action by throwing herself under a train in London. She had recently suffered from defective eyesight and left a letter saying she feared she was going blind.
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London
Eng
Elizabeth Bomfondl
Manners Note: Men Wait for Ladies Before Seating
A guidance item urges men to allow women to sit first unless a single chair remains. It emphasizes politeness and chivalry in social seating etiquette.
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Roxford
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Wright
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R. R. Administration
Alaska, Bellingham and Northwestern Junk Companies
United States Railroad Administration
Interstate Commerce Commission
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Rotary Bread
Machios
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Viret
Rotary Nakery
Netaire
Ladies Rea Room
Beattie
DEES
Earth
M. A. Hansen
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First and
Pike
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Vagan
MAZDA
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Talia
Lewes Pike Place
Stong’s
Cristo
PLC
Teu Sar
Tarta Allo
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Oene
Ceylon
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Morton
Ex-Kaiser
Ecru
Medlicott
Pike Place Market
Sheeterin ‘Sun
Jamestown
McLaren
Green’s
First Avenue
Corner
Corner Market
Peant Freeh
Crescent Ct
Claude Bean
Madison Market
Diesler
Greenwood
Osterbere
Ite Bast & Co
Metcalfe & Metcalfe
14Th Ave
Zoble
Weatlake
Roosevelt Grocery
Andéren' S
Phillips E Ashton
California
J. & Cline
46Th Ave
Broadway Grocery
Broadway Nort
Murray’s Meats
TRUST
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Murray’s
Washington Market
Pike St
Independent Packing Company
Liberty Theatre
Helbeck’s
PRTW
Anneal Y
Henry Ford
Mackinaws
Siegel’s
Thompson’s Market
Sanitary Market Lower
Organized Labor
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Anitary Market
Yukon Meat
First Ave
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Ghirardelli
1St Ave
University
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Libby
John C. Leslie Company
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