May Sell Forest Reserve Timber On Olympic Peninsula
The Forest Service plans May sales of timber on the Olympic Peninsula with aims to attract buyers by future canal and rail traffic. Logging rules require monthly removal payments on the government scale, site restoration, and replanting after harvest. A railroad may be built to support future timber traffic, potentially spurring west coast forest activity.
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Speaker Clark Asks Harmony In Senate Victory Speech
The document records Speaker Clark praising unanimity and cooperation within his party and with the minority as he assumes leadership. He urges adherence to order and decorum and enacts measures for better government methods nationwide.
Eight Hour Law for Women to Take Effect in June
Olympia reports the eight hour law for women will go into effect June 8, 1911 affecting more than 1 000 workers. The labor commissioner Charles F Hub bard prints placards and orders copies for employers to post in workplaces. The act limits daily hours in most establishments and provides seating, with a provision for perishable fruit or fish harvesting exceptions.
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My Democratic Brethren Emphasize Duty With New Hope
The speaker, addressing fellow Democrats, expresses joy at regaining influence in a house aligned with his political faith. He calls for responsibility to the country and people, saying much is given and much is required.
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