Mitchell Foresees Labor's Path After Coal Commission
John Mitchell argues the coal strike commission award is fair, noting increased wages and shorter hours. He praises union power for securing hiring, urges minimal outside interference, and defends organized labor as a constructive force in society. The piece cites Cullier's Weekly and stresses peaceable settlement and reform.
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Anthracite Coal Strike Commission
United Mine Workers
CIA
Anne
Inatyar
Gramne Laber
Trader Unioniam
United States
Organized Labor
John Mitchell
Cullier
Dugdale's Colts Edge Tigers In Season Opener
In a brisk afternoon game at Athletic Park Seattle’s Dugdale's Colts defeated Tacoma Tigers 4 to 3. Key moments included Treadway and Lawler leading Tacoma with timely hits while Beattie secured the win for Dugdale’s with a ninth inning rally as McCarthy and Hoge pitched well for Seattle. The event marked the Colts’ first blood of the season and kept the crowd engaged through a tense finish.
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Seattle
Tacoma Tigers
Drugdale
Tomsers
Athletic Park
Seattle Boys
Cate Armaed
Che Wen
Dennie McCarthy
Hoge
Hogg
McCarthy
Matt Stanley
Treadwey
Mehit Flelfer
Lawler
Tiger
Treadway
Lawher
Tacoma
Steappy
Halen
Tigers
Lawter
Willie H Benders
Muriburt
Dalle
Ken
Hutchinsor
Kelly
Babbitte
Branley
Denny
Siace
Beattie
Inwings
FPR
Geattie
Geattle
Heattle
Verrare
Seattle Triumphs Over Sacramento In Eleventh Inning
In Sacramento on April 15 a Seattle team edged the Sacramento squad in eleven innings 2 to 1 after a late charge. Schock and Moettin ro shared catching duties while Thomas and Graham pitched for the Sacramento club. In Portland also on April 15 Oakland defeated Tend 6 to 3 with Err and Gorton behind the plate.
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Sacramento
Seattle
Schock and Moettinro
Thomas
Graham
Portland, Or
Pacific Coast
Oakland
Err
Gorton
Bhieide
Wood Trust Fight Sparks Local Wood Trade Plan
The Miers plan targets the Rainier Fuel Company over four foot wood delivery at $5 a cord within the district bounded by Twelfth Avenue Yealerway and Queen Anne Hill. G.L. Harvey defends fair pricing, offering four foot wood at $5 a cord with options to cut and deliver, claiming substantial savings for buyers and promising honest measures.
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Wood Trust
Miers
G.L. Harvey
Buster” Wood Yard
Vine Street
Second Avenue
Harvey
Rainier Fuel Company
the Star
Barney
Brighton boathouse towed marking yacht season opening
A Brighton boathouse was towed from the Duwamish river toward the Chippeck dock, signaling the yacht season start. Despite the noise, many along the Waterfront misjudged the sight as a farmhouse carried down the river by floodwaters, with Beattie’s yachts expected to anchor soon.
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Brighton
Duwermteh
Chippeck Dock
Bay
Duwamish
Anchorage
Angels Win Behind Strong Umpire Call In San Francisco
In Los Angeles on April 15 the Angels beat San Francisco State in a decisive game. Umpire McDonald and manager Vigneau were noted for guiding the play as the team secured a clear victory across the field and posted an early lead before the end of the match. The encounter reflected solid offense and steady defense throughout.
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Los Angeles
Helena
Thompson
Car Feh
Stricklett
Hanson
Huston
San Francisco
BUTTE
Ban Francisco
Natta
J. Watteries
Stovall
Pearsons
Dowling
Swindella
Warner
Angels
San Francisco State
The Second Tanqueray and Other Theater Sights This Week
Pinero’s The Second Tanqueray interpreted by Miler’s group will be presented this week on Friday and Saturday. The Fatal Wedding appears as an excellent company performance at the Third Avenue theater. Baker Theater Company stages Saty Winderere’s Fan at Beattie theater this week. Madison Theater features a ditto offering at the Madison.
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Sean
Meinbere Keesler
Effie Etsier
New York
Christian
Haker Theater
Semiong
Pinero
Miler
Ge Company
Third Avenue Theater
Baker Theater Company
Saty Winderere
Beattie
Baker Company
Madison Theater
Wayside Mission Hospital
Jules Murry
America
Rose Coghlan
A. W. Fo
National Sanitarium
Effie Pillster
Ble Nework Company
the Christian
Fine Baker Theater Company
California
Third Avenue Company
Broadway Residents Push Road Improvement Plan
The Broadway Improvement Club met at the Pilgrim Congregational Church to discuss paving Broadway from Foster Way to Hoy Street. A resolution urging city council action was adopted. Officers for the coming year were elected: President C. C. Chaves, Vice President George Meacham, Secretary W. H. Lewis, Treasurer H. O. Bhaey.
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Foster Way
Hoy Treet
Broadway Improvement Club
C. Chaves
Cleorge Meacham
W. H. Lewis
H. O. Bhaey
Engineer Sues Rainier Cedar for 817 Damages
Claude Larkin sues Rainier Cedar Manufacturing Co in Judge Albertson's superior court department claiming 817 damages for personal injuries from a boiler and engine accident. He states a defective machine and mismanagement caused a boiler overturn that crushed him.
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Claude Larkin
Ranier Ceder Manufacturing Company
Albertson
Department of the ‘Uperior
Mmie
Ltew
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Castile
Aronson
Matchless Liquor Store
First Avenue
Tal Tallors
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Imperial Tailoring
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Pike
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Ernst Bros
Pke Felephons Jorn 229
Warward Dental Parlors
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Ieee
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Richmena
Ben
Moris
Cas Wa Wien
Han, Clay & Co
Mitchell
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Coal Commission
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COLTS
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Olege
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Calliope
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Tryin
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Young Men's Christian Association
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Joan Cort
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Struve
Joan Davis
John Davis & Co
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Third Avenue Theatre
Albert Hansen
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Kayak
Cook'r Inlet
Excelior
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United Degree Teams OF
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Meter'a Orcheatra
Broadway
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Mere
Second Ave
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Beuer
Hillman City
Hillman
Washington Street
Calholsie Urs “Co
Golovin Bay, Alaska
Capt
Mason
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White Mountain
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Citizens’ Light & Power Co
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