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Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1906

Page

5

Soldiers for Shoup Offer Patched Jobs to Youth

Fragments show recruiters claiming positions like sailors janitors and guards go to younger men over older soldiers, with Alaska locals urged to seek patronage from the youth. The note hints at preferred hiring of younger applicants for service roles despite capable older veterans.

Alaska

Lecture by Clarlee Eliott on Nome and Alaskan religious life

Clarlee Eliott will lecture at 14 under Y.M.C.A. auspices in the local room. Mr. Young’s 1900 Nome trip included two years mining and four years pastoring Nome Congregational Church. he helped found a Y.M.C.A. branch and the Bekimo colony aids native Alaskans. The talk centers on Nome and its religious surroundings.

Clarlee Eliott Roomea Young Nome

Mobley Gets New Trial In Yakima Case

The Washington Supreme Court orders a new trial for Max A. Mobley convicted of felony in Yakima County after finding testimony from the prosecuting witness unsupported and other witnesses discrediting her credibility. The ruling highlights issues with lower court actions and sets a path for retrial.

Star Special Olymima Eupreme Max A. Mobley Yakima County Ketate Nathan N. Wetmore Luvenohia L. Morrison Snohomish Tentator Port Townsend Southern Railway Pierce County H. P. Dean Bey Harry T. Traynor Willis N. White King County

Factory Canoes Law Reduces Accidents In Mills

State Labor Commissioner Hummard reports that 1 960 plants were inspected in the first year under the factory canoes law. A canvass of 69 large mills employing about 10 000 workers found guard metalling reduced slight accidents 11 1 per cent, severe accidents 27.5 per cent, and fatal accidents 15 per cent.

Star Olympia Hummard

Cascade stables proprietor hurt in street car accident

Ridward Woodward, Cascade stables owner, was thrown from a Green Lake street car near the trestle on Wet Lake boulevard. He told reporters he was en route to the Hrace and Hergert mill on the south side of Lake Union when the incident occurred. The article notes a New Great Northern train to Vancouver leaves nightly at 11:00 p m starting December 4 with sleepers to Bellingham and Vancouver.

Ridward Woodward Cascade Stables Green Lake Galer At Wet Lake Boulevard Woodward Hrace & Hergert Lake Union Galeret Ald Figo Woodward Great Northern Vancouver B. G Bellingham Eee Palisades Madison Johnson’s Wharf Madison Street Lake Washington

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