Mediation hearings begin Monday on Northwest telephone strike
President Wilton's mediation board led by Secretary of Labor Wilson opened informal talks with telephone officials and workers in Beatty and nearby cities to prepare for formal hearings Monday in Seattle. Felix Frankfurter said proceedings will focus on resolving disputes in the Northwest lumber and shipbuilding sectors as Washington plays a key role in supplying ships and aircraft for the war effort.
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Wm Ft Wilson
Beat Fe
Felix Frankfurter
Commission
Washington
San Francisco
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Beattie
Northwest
Camp Lewis
Ysaye to Play Kreutzer Sonata at Metropolitan Concert
Belgian virtuoso Ysaye brings a program to the Metropolitan on Monday evening under the Ladies' Musical club. Works include Kreutzer Sonata in A major, Beethoven and Schubert pieces, piano accompaniment by Mery Rubenstein, with Yehare and Dery! Neve campanella and Chopin selections.
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Ysaye
Metropolitan
Ladies’ Musical Club
Mery Rubenstein
Viella
Cole von Beethoven
M. Eugene Yeare
Ana
Mery Rudenstein
Doctor denies backing of Gen Greene quarantine lift
Dr. M A Matthews disputed reports that he asked Secretary Baker to pressure for lifting Gen Greene's Seattle quarantine. He said he advised Greene to keep the ban until Seattle cleaned up and that 90 percent of the people support Camp Lewis soldiers.
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Baker
Gen. Greene
M. A. Matthews
Friends of
Washington
Dr. Matthews
Seattle
Camp Lewis
Dock Owners Must Get New Watchman
United States marshals notify Seattle waterfront dock owners to hire new watchmen ahead of a forthcoming federal order requiring strict vigilance. The men must be examined by the marshals office before employment. The full text has not yet reached Seattle, and District Attorney Clay Allen expects a copy soon.
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United States Marshals
Seattle
Marshals Office
Clay Allen
Wyoming coal to Seattle interplay eyed by transportation board
The state fuel administrator David Whitcomb says Western Washington must hold coal in Seattle and Western Washington. The plan considers hauling Wyoming coal east to Washington to prevent shortages during cold spells. A national defense division of the American Railway association will review a system to use idle coal cars.
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Wyoming
Washington
Local Car Service Commission
National Defense Division
American Railway Association
Seattle
David Whitcomb
Parisian Front Report Claims Allied Gains On Scheldt
A daily official statement describes actions between Mouvres and Bourton and from Fontaine to La Folle. It says enemy forces were pushed back to Grain court Anneux and Cantaing and that both sides of Bauteaux heights on the Scheldt western bank were stormed.
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Perlin
London
Mouvres
Bourton
Fontaine
la Folle
Graincourt
Anneux
Cantaing
Bauteaux Heights
Scheldt
Congress Will Ask War Aims This Session
Washington dec 1 Congress will meet Monday to question officials running the war on war policies laws and futures measures They will probe funds for Nussas loans cantonment illnesses Lansing Ishil China and long standing issues like suffrage prohibition conservation appropriations taxes censorship and war expenditures The debate over more war revenues and bonds is shaping the session scope and press clauses in espionage and trading with the enemy laws face bitter fights Free press advocates critique post office powers and censorship prompts calls for hearings and clearer rules
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United Press
Washington
Congress
Nussa
China
Internal Revenue Bureau
Post Office Department
House
Camp Lewis to be Turned Over to U S Government
Camp Lewis near Tacoma will be formally turned over to the United States by Hurley-Mason Co on December 8 after government appraisal work. The cantonment, America’s largest, represents a $5,000,000 investment and the firm will complete its contract by transferring remaining work to a new company composed of Hurley-Mason officers.
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Camp Lewis
Tacoma
America
Uncle Sam
Hurley-Mason Co
C. B. Hurley
British Fear U S May Favor No Knockout View
London dispatch reports English editors fear the United States may misread Marquis of Lansdowne's letter and misattribute his views to Britain. Debate rages as supporters and opponents of the no knockout idea cite Wilson while Bonar Law argues peacetime pact would leave Germany unpunished. Newspapers harshly criticize Lansdowne and label his message a betrayal.
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London
England
America
Marquis of Lanedowne
Statesman
Lansdowne
Wilson
Jonar Law
Germany
Marquis of Handsup
The
Evening News
Northcliffe
Marquis of Mandeup
the Globe
Marquis’ Pronunciamento
Calllaux
France
New York
James W. Gerard
Marquis of Lansdowne
Bel Cum
Lusitania
Gerard
Shipyard workers return home after long absence
Lundy EK Smith Walter Rayner and Charles Manold all employed at Duthie Co shipyards returned home Friday. They had been away longer than expected and were feared drowned.
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Lundy EK. Smith
Walter Rayner
Charles Manold
Duthie & Co
Help to Save Nation's Food Supply
In hard times all citizens should prevent waste and use every means to save food. A vigorous campaign is urged to exterminate rats which destroy vast foodstuffs annually. Keep garbage in rat proof cans, seal holes, and use Stearns' Paste sold for thirty five cents. A two ounce box will clear mice roaches and water bugs.
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