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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Aug 29, 1921

Page

4

New State Banking Laws Urged to Safeguard Depositors Money

Port Angeles reports state treasurer C L Babcock urging Washington bankers to push new laws safeguarding depositors. He cites labor resolutions, warns of potential legislative framing, compares California law, and notes several national banks shifting charters seeking stronger state protections.

Port Angeles C. L. Babcock Washington State Bankers’ Association Lake Crescent Vancouver Wash State Federation of Labor State of Washington California Washington

Inn Raid Near Seattle Seizes Liquor And Arrests Two

Federal agents raided the East Marginal Way inn one mile south of Seattle on the Tacoma highway at dawn. They seized four gallons of wine four bottles of beer and 14 serving glasses. Innkeepers Philip Tomei and D Manalotti were jailed on arrival. Agents say the venue ran as a wet hotspot in King county and had recent whisky and moonshine purchases.

East Marginal Way Seattle Tacoma Philip Tomei D. Manalotti King County Vancouver B. C

Parking Strip Potatoes Spark Family Feud Despite Court Aid

Chief Deputy K J Jones quashes a suburban quarrel over six parking strip potatoes. Two families clash with hair pulling and rock throwing, then confront the prosecutor seeking action. Tommie disputes ownership and escapes injunction, while the potatoes remain buried as a new clash looms.

Tommie K. J. Jones Jones Bellagerents Srt

Bar Fight Over Unemployment Conference Positioned as Unity Effort

President Harding's national unemployment conference will avoid labor disputes and contentious topics. Secretary Hoover says wages and the closed shop will be barred as employers and workers are urged to unite to improve the economy. Secretary Davis notes about six million unemployed and plans for a September industrial congress.

Raymond Clapper Washington Harding Hoover United States Secwtary of Commerce Industrial Congress Labor Davis

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