McAdoo Declines Candidacy for Democratic Nomination
New York William G McAdoo refuses to allow his name to be placed before the San Francisco Democratic Convention He says he left Washington to rehabilitate his family and cannot afford a presidential campaign He adds the decision is irrevocable and he will not seek party funds despite support from supporters and Kansas delegate Jouett Shouse
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New York
William G. McAdoo
San Francisco
McAdoo
Washington
Jouett Shouse
Kansas
Earthquake Rattles Los Angeles and AFL Backs Rail Nationalization
A sharp quake jolted Los Angeles and nearby areas awakening many residents. The American Federation of Labor endorsed government ownership of railroads at its annual convention.
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Los Angeles
American Federation of Labor
Duluth, Minn
J. J. Gilchrist
Standard Sugar Company
Pittsburg
America
Paris
Detroit
Chicago
New York
George B. Dean
Centenary Conservation Committee
Gimbel Brothers Executives Arrested in Profiteering Probe
Frederick Gimbel first vice president C D Slanter merchandise manager and J J Dowdell buyer for Gimbel Brothers were arrested by department of justice agents on a Lever act profiteering warrant. The firm reportedly faces 185 counts with examples showing a $20 suit costing $5.50 and a $75 suit costing $33.
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New York
Frederick Gimbel
C. D. Slanter
J. J. Dowdell
Gimble Brothers
Department of Justice
Gimbel Bros
Victory Medals to Be Sent to Armed Forces
Washington announces distribution of 4 765 000 Victory medals to army navy and marine corps personnel who served between April 6 1917 and November 1 1918. Distribution begins Monday with processing headed by the war department.
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Washington
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Colby Declines Chair Bid at Democratic Convention
Secretary of State Bainbridge Colby said in a statement he was not a receptive candidate for permanent chairmanship of the Democratic national convention.
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Colby
Washington
Bainbridge Colby
Festival Edition Highlights Oregon Industries In 88 Pages
The Portland Evening Telegram publishes a commemorative festival edition this week with 88 pages lavishly illustrated on Oregon’s varied resources including Myrtle Point. A notice appoints I E Rose as administrator of the estate of I E Rose with six months to file claims. J O Stemmler attorney for the administrator. Public redemption of outstanding Myrtle Point city warrants will end June 12 1920 by City Treasurer J M Arrington with payment at the City Treasury.
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W. H. Vose
Coquille
Myrtle Point
Bank
County of
Coos
State of
Oregon
I. E. Rose
J. O. Stemmler
A. I. Rose
L E. Rose J O. Stemmler
Bank of
Myrtle Point Bldr
City Treasuer
First Street
Fourth Street
Spruce Street
J. M. Arrington
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Rackleff
Marshfield
M. H. Dement
Fiheress
Tae
Medford
Vivian Annin
I. O. Stemmler
Sara Marie
Bandon
Roy Spires
Corvallis
C. S. Murphy
Bridge
Dan Goldbloom
Orvil
Homer Gant
U. of O
Eugene
King’s
Guy Ford
Ora Dodge
Kay Leép
M-7
the Sentinel
King’s Confectionery
J. S. Lyons
C. McC. Johnson
S. C. Endicott
May Lund
Coos County
Portland
J. B. Campbell
Federa
F. M. White
Arthur Brown
McKinley
Mr. Brown
Ham Bunch Place
W. C. Bradley
A. Rupert Company
Ad. Hoff
Wilson, Jackson and Johnson
Pemberton
W. Lee Ray
Fair Grounds
Bert Clinton
Claud C. Moon
D. W. Dodson
Bandel’s Millinery
Broadway
The
Gunnery Marshfield
Geo. W. Perkins
Stanford
Conn
Madoo
J.C. Penney, CO
Our.penney
Cassimeres
Penney Co
J. C. Penney CO
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