Grain? Lumbermen's Chief Rejects Government Mediation Plan
E. S. Grammer, chairman of the Lumbermen's Protective association, calls The Star editorial suggestion for a conference with U. S. mediators and union representatives to ease lumber industry tensions damn rot. He berates patriotism and common sense for resisting reason, warning that the government may force negotiations without lumbermen's consent.
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E.S. Grammer
Lumbermen’s Protective Association
Star
U. S
Lumberman's Sective Association
Grammer
The
State Council of Defense
Weather Man Forecast Amid Labor Arbitration Standoff
Weather Man Salisbury notes a political drift as lumber employers refuse to arbitrate disputes with workers. He predicts partly cloudy conditions tonight and Saturday, framing a quiet weather front over the unresolved labor tension.
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Salisbury
City's Draft Quota Up For Examination
The Star lists men called for physical examinations for U S Army service, with districts and precincts detailed. Readers must know their district and serial number to report, as notices mail alone may not suffice. Begin Sunday. three days required to complete examinations, with continued details on page 7.
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Star
Altho
the Star
Bangor
National Army
Grammers Mediation Plan Sparks Lumber Strike Debate
In Olympia and Aberdeen officials and business leaders push for a mediation or arbitration path as workers and employers discuss ending the lumber strike chaos. Grammers dismissal of mediation as “damn rot” drew sharp rebuttal amid continued union action and rail yard tensions.
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J. G. Brown
International Shingle Weavers’ Union
Moffett Lumber Co
Raymond
Port Crescent
O. K
Mathias
Tacoma
Edgar C. Snyder
Carleton Parker
War Department
Henry M. White
Olympia
Aberdeen
Ada mob fears draft revolt as bridge dynamited
About 200 armed Ada citizens stand ready to move against a mob of mostly Negro tenant farmers camped 12 miles east. The mob fires the Frisco bridge over the Canadian river, cuts wires, and plans revolutions. Governors and prosecutors urge action as tensions rise.
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Ada
Okla
Bullock
Seattle Boxer Passes Draft Exam Despite Injuries
Cauliflower ears and a cracked rib did not prevent Frank Sanders of Seattle from posing for the draft physicals by District 6 physicians Friday morning. Five men were examined, among them Carl F. Cook, disbursing agent for the adjutant general, with Coroner Tiffin also called but ineligible as a county officer.
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Frank Sanders
Seattle
District 6
Carl F. Cook
Adjutant General
Tiffin
Learning Your District for Physical Examination Reporting
The notice explains how to determine your district by finding your precinct and the pre mig number on your voter registration card. It advises reporting for a physical examination based on district eligibility and provides steps to locate the precise precinct information on the registration card.
All Aboard for Saturday Bargains in Star Ad List
Seattle merchants showcase a dandy list of bargains for thrifty Saturday shoppers in today's Star ads. Readers are urged to scan the page and assemble a shopping list from the available deals.
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Seattle
Buildings Rising Fast at Army Camp Lewis
Two completed buildings in 24 hours set a record at Camp Lewis as more than 4,400 workmen labor on site. The payroll runs between 75 000 and 80 000 dollars. Remount station plans for 15 000 cavalry horses and mules will arrive Friday. Barracks are 35 percent finished and the sewer system 11 percent complete.
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United Preas
Tacoma
Camp Lewis
Best Stories in The Star Today
Read today’s Star features across pages including Page The Movie Review Page Cynthia Grey Answers Page and a Timely War Editorial. Featured items mention French Slave Girl's Story and Seattle Girl Cadets with page cues and draft names listed.
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Movie Review
Cynthia Grey
Employers’ Association PT Neg Skunk
Lone Woman Victim Of Citys Meanest Thief
Mrs. Julia A. Hyde, 62, lives at 849 67th East, Seattle, in a small three room house. For three years she has been robbed of money, coal, flour, furniture, garden produce, and even clothing. She keeps chickens and makes soap and vinegar to earn a living while fearing further intrusions by unseen burglars.
Government to Take All Local Shipyards
Officials in Seattle and Puget Sound shipyards prepared to turn over plants to the government while retaining positions. All active construction ships would be completed and seized by Uncle Sam, with 262000 tons underway and Seattle hosting 16 percent of US merchant tonnage.
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Seattle
Puget Sound
Uncle Sam
United States
Seattle Varde
United States Shipping Board
Chamber of Commerce
Dave Rogers
Skinner & Eddy
Rogers
Sickly Boy in Two Years Becomes World’s Greatest Soldier
Washington reports George Guynemer, a 22 year old French pilot, has downed 50 German planes and is valued as an army of 45,000. Capt Amaury de La Grange praises his strategy of staying hidden then striking and performing acrobatic moves to break fights. Grasshoppers found at sea 1,200 miles from land.
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France
George Guynemer
Guynemer
Amaury de la Grange
French Aviation Commission
United States
Grange
Polytechnical School
Lieut. Tetu
Pegoud
Basil M. Manly
Star Washington
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