10 Jul 1913
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Newspaper
Lynden Tribune
Location
Lynden, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1913
Page
1
An array of excerpts discusses Sun Yat Sen’s concept of cooperative production and mutual ownership to eliminate labor slavery and share wealth, urging a democratic society where workers receive fair value and leisure. It contrasts climate notes from Puget Sound with political commentary on reformers and currency issues affecting everyday people.
The Mead Memorial Commission has issued its first fund appeal to raise 10000 dollars for a bronze statue honoring Ex-Governor Albert E. Mead in Bellingham. The Washington State Historical Society backs the project, aiding the effort.
A world wide Christian citizenship conference under the National Reform Association met in Portland Oregon from June 29 to July 6 with over 12 000 delegates and 25 000 visitors. It urged Christian moral influence in church family state and international life and called for education agitation legislation and law enforcement to realize its principles. Continued on Page Eight.
Wet grounds postponed the Lynden at Sumas game set for the Fourth of July morning at the border town. The Athletics reportedly strengthened their lineup with players from Vancouver and B C points, including two newcomers from Centralia, Watson and Evans, in the local squad for the rescheduled game.
Mr Rittenburg was accidentally shot in the leg while firing a home made can no. Dr Wood removed three large paper wads embedded in the flesh. Patient recovering but tetanus danger remains due to the wound.
Strikers seize control in Rand district causing trains and streetcars to halt. Government talks with strikers fail, mobs attack the Rand Club and unrest surges. Troops fire on rioters, with about 20 killed and 150 wounded on Saturday and 100 on Friday.
Following conferences between union representatives and ice manufacturers, striking ice employers decided to return to work ending a three week strike.
In Paint and Cabin Creek WV coal fields the slogan Fight It Out unites operators and miners. District No. 17 head Thomas Kearns urged steadfastness at a mass meeting, noting W L Connell of Paint Creek Collieries refused concessions. Thousands idle.
Virgil Perrine robbed the First State bank of Milwaukie Oregon, taking $405 and firing at the mayor. Pursued by a mob of over a hundred, he hid under a water works wheel and was captured with dynamite used by a posse. He was jailed in Oregon City after arrest by Sheriff Mase.
The Tacoma Tribune editorializes that the income source disclosure requirement in the income tax plan unsettles some politicians who fear revealing their earnings. The piece notes the obligation as a feature provoking political discomfort.
A letter to Washington boys and girls urges summer time projects to feed chickens hoe gardens bake sew and carpentry for county and state fairs. It promotes healthy activity and notes exhibits at Spokane with guidance from county superintendents and suggests saving the note for future messages.
Reports from New York claim panic faded as Treasury Secretary McAdoo announced 500 million dollars for crop movement. Eastern papers credit the cut in credit costs and loosening bank reserves with reviving business courage and easing tight money conditions. The piece urges ending Wall Street control to protect national welfare and warns against future market raids.
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