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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Aug 11, 1914

Page

5

Employers' association officer admits workers must organize

The federal industrial relations hearing in Seattle heard E A Constantine concede labor protection rests on unions while the Employers' Association argues for open shop protections. He cited minimum wage aims for women and industrial insurance, with ongoing legislative lobbying and breaches in open shop practices. A large audience attended as questions framed the labor open shop balance and collective bargaining.

Federal Commission Industrial Relations Earl Constantine Emers’ Association of Seattle Constantine James O'Connell Washington, D. C Employers’ Association Austin B. Garretson Iowa O'Connell Washington Olympia O'Con Legislative Bureau Garretson

Regal Dental Offices Ad Noted by Dr L R Clark

Regal Dental Offices advertises Dr L R Clark D D 8 manager and location at 1405 3rd Ave N W corner Union St. Note to bring this ad.

Regal Dental L. R. Clark D. D 3Rd Ave N. W. Cor Union St

Officer Dies in Retirement Captain Kinzie Mourned

Arrangements are made for the funeral of Capt. John Kin aie, U S A retired, who died yesterday at his home 647 Temple place. He was appointed captain by President Grant. Four daughters survive him.

John Kinaie Temple Place Grant

Grain Seized From Japanese Cargo by Food Inspector

A cargo of Manchurian corn and rice arriving from Japan was seized by W. H. Adams, a pure food inspector. A large consignment of canned goods damaged in a fire on the Dreamer Cecilia has been burned.

Japan W. H. Adams Cecilia

Woman Urges Federal Probe of Canners Conditions

Dr Theresea McMahon of the University of Washington testifies before a federal commission on industrial relations calling for state ownership of canneries, eight hour work for all, abolition of child labor under 14, and a national minimum wage. She cites filthy cannery conditions and argues state management could shift to shifts and curb abuses. Publicity and regulation are urged to reduce unrest as workers seek fair treatment.

G. N. Skinner Employers’ Association J. Allen Smith University of Washington Social Science Department Olson Washington Federal Commission On Industrial Relation Thereesa McMahon Social Act Department University of Washington McMahon Shoe Seh

No More Fires Warns City Dock Officials

Councilman Haas told a meeting of dock owners steamship men and city officials that another waterfront fire is possible though remote. He noted the council’s year old ordinance requiring fire walls and fire stops and urged dock owners to install sprinkling systems.

Grand Trunk Haas

Germany to Lift Bar for Americans Leaving

Washington reports the embargo on Americans exiting Germany will be raised soon. Secretary Bryan said Ambassador Gerard in Berlin will be instructed to make representations to German authorities to permit departure, with marooned Americans moving toward the frontier within 48 hours.

Washington Germany Bryan Gerard Berlin

Dear Maude and the girl of my dreams letter exchange

A reader asks if a long romantically phrased second letter to a portrait at a matrimonial paper was too bold and examines whether love at a distance proves real. A frank response suggests that such overt sentiment risks disappointment and advises cautious, sincere acquaintance before forming deeper ties.

Maude Tommy

Roosevelt to oppose Barnes libel suit trial in Albany

Col. Roosevelt will object to the trial of William Barnes Jr.’s $50,000 libel case against him in Albany, Barnes’ home.

Col. Roosevelt Wm. Barnes, Jr Albany Barnes

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