The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 27, 1920, Page 8

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While the bulk of these independ | ents probably consider themacives nominally republicans or democrats, party tes bind them so Nehtly that | they take delight in gotng off the reservation on election day if their party candidate or platform i# not entirely pleasing ta them. From the standpoint’ of practical both the Chicago and fan po conventions will try to inate men who seem to have at ast as good a chance to carry Ohio he other candidates for the nem ‘The fact that Cox has been elected governor of Ohio three times on the democratic ticket will give him a lot of prentige at San Francisco. From the democratic standpoint the April primaries will simply | | put the seal of approval on the Cax candidacy and insure the undivided | support of she, Qhioy haa for ‘Cox untit Ke baa bedn! r het a! or releases them to vote for someone oleae. HARDING AND WOOD FIGHT IT 0 T Th the case @f the republicans the situation is entirely different. THE pads. STAR—TUESDAY, ‘APRIL 27, 1920. Toss Lighted Box on Roof of Hatel Someone tossed a cigar box filled with lighted straw onto the roof of the Basen hotel, 612% Third ave. about & a m, today, endangering the | lives of many persons still asleep in the threestory frame structure. The blaze was seen before it had! with | ignited the roof, Firemen chemicals extinguished it before any 4s & good chance for the nomination if} the conservatives control Harding's failure to beat Wood in | Ohie will not only put the senator | out of the presidential race, but will probably retire him to private life after his prow senatorial term. 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EL PASO, Texas, April 27.—For "mation of a complete division of Carranzista troops at Guadalajara to start an offensive by land and sea against the Sonora-Sinaloa| rebels, before the rainy season ‘gets in, has been undertaken by Gen. Manuel Dieguez, whose mis.) sion to the west const states last Month participated civil war in) Mexico. Reports of arrtral of a squadron | bombing airplanes at! Stomach “due to Indigestion or Dyspep- sia is promptly relieved by plans for the offensive. Gen. Ra fael Buelna, formerly federal com mander along the West coast, has been given command of a brigade under Diegues. Martial law has been declared tn pucha, state of Hidalgo, since discovery of « rebel plot, reports recelved here stated. QUENTIN QUIDNUNC ‘DAILY HE ASKS A QUES. TION OF FIVE PERSONS PICKED AT RANDOM TODAY’S QUESTION How do you tell when spring has! come? 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