Threat to eject Bolton from city council meeting
President Proctor of the Central Labor Council threatened to eject T. H. Bolton, president of the city council, during a heated dispute over Bolton’s right to continue addressing the council about labor support for past candidate choices. Proctor ruled Bolton out of order and Bolton refused to yield.
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T. H. Bolton
Vroctor
Central Labor Council
Bolton
Labor
Proctor
Bach
Third Victim of Camp Fremont Dies of Wounds
Camp Fremont Cal Aug 29 The third victim of the Camp Fremont tragedy Private Clarence Essex died yesterday of axe wounds. Sergt Marvin Williamson is held on murder charges and Maj Kemp leads a military probe. Williamson was chopping wood when he attacked Essex then shot Miss Lucille Warren and Private Lloyd Jewell before shooting himself.
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Camp Fremont
Cal
Sergt
Marvin Williamson
Clarence Eesex
Williamson
Beeve
Maj
Kemp
Essex
Lucille Warren
Portland
Ore
Lloyd Jewell
System to Send Packages and Funds to France
The Parents Association of Soldiers and Sailors of Washington State has outlined a plan to forward packages and money to Washington men in France. A letter to Arthur R. Priest in Paris will authorize purchases and forwarding. funds are to be handed to Dean Priest at headquarters Room 3826 Lyon Building. A mass meeting of service parents from King County will be held Sunday at Volunteer Park.
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Washington
France
Parents Association of Soldiers and Sailors
Washington State
Arthur R. Priest
Association
Paris
Dean Priest
Parents’ Associacn
Lyon
King County
Volunteer Park
Sunday Motor Car Ban Aims 8 Million Gallon Weekly Save
Washington August 29 fuel administration orders prohibit use of motor cars on Sundays east of the Mississippi. The plan is calculated to save eight million gallons of gasoline each week, based on an average of two gallons per vehicle for about 3,800,600 cars affected.
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Washington
The
Fuel Administration
Women Seek $16 to $18 Minimum Wage Scale
Olympia August 2 The industrial welfare commission opened its conference here and plans to consider the new women's minimum wage scale on Thursday Representatives of women's labor unions demand a minimum of 16 to 18 dollars a week with double time for Sundays and holidays.
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Olympia
Industrial Welfare Commission
2600000 Cattle Lost to the French War Toll
Special dispatch reports that since the outbreak of the war France has suffered a loss of 2,600,000 cattle. After deducting 1,000,000 for towns due to the enemy, the net decline is 1,600,000 head.
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N. BE. A
Paris
France
Local roster notes eligibility for Camp Lewis entrainment
Local board Number 8 has called 45 men for entrainment to Camp Lewis on September 6. Of the 35 called 27 have reached their majority since June 5, 1917.
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Local Board Number 8
Camp Lewis
Funeral Services Held for John Cudthee
Funeral services for John Cudthee were held Thursday morning from the family residence at 2623 Boylston Avenue. The obituary notes extended family and local interest in the service.
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John Cudthee
Boylston Ave
Rude Campaign Biography for State Representative Race
H. F. P. Rude, a Republican candidate for state representative from the district, has lived in Seattle since 1891 and served on the city council from 1896 for a decade. He helped establish the Cedar River water plant and city lighting, backs wartime measures, settlement of lands for veterans, home rule for cities, the Skagit river power project, and sale of surplus power to nearby cities. He supports equal pay for equal work and resides at 4801 Alki Avenue West Seattle with his four married children.
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H. PF. Rude
Seattle
Cedar River
Rude
Skagit River
Alkiave
West Seattie
Haase Reports Black Bureau Censorship in Reichstag Debate
In the Reichstag debate on censorship, Herr Haase an independent socialist described a black bureau with a secretary who censored letters to Reichstag members from various parties. He alleged the practice targeted multiple factions and affected parliamentary communication.
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Reichstag
Herr Haase
Independent Socialist
Tanlac credited with curing a sufferer's stomach and kidney troubles
A Seattle man testifies his wife gained ten pounds after three bottles of Tanlac and is now free of gas and sour stomach. He says headaches, back pain, and kidney issues disappeared, and she now has a healthy appetite and weight. Bartell Drug Stores in Seattle sell Tanlac.
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W. Byerquist
City
Weet
Tanlac
Ashe
Seattle
Bartell Drug Stores
Taniac
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