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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1921

Page

12

Americans In Europe Describe Harsh Labor Life Abroad

Whiting Williams reports from France Belgium and Germany about a pick and shovel labor system for American workers in war rebuilding. He notes meals pay living conditions flies and dirt in boarding houses and the high cost of basic goods as unskilled labor faces wage pressure and employer cuts.

Whiting Williams France Belgiem Germany Williams Ls Delibere Washinton Williams The Star Europe America Jean Belgium Britain

Strike Averted on Seattle and Rainier Valley Line

An all night session produced a compromise between workers and officials ending a planned strike. Employees agreed to a roughly ten percent wage cut with a proposed pay scale rising to 53 62 and 66 cents an hour by April 1 under a new contract.

Seattle & Rainier Valley Railway

Eggs Increase Promise from Don Sung Poultry Remedy

A reader cites a dramatic egg production rise from 3 to 48 daily after using a remedy called Don Sung. The letter claims hens improved health and activity, weather resistance, and guarantees refunds if results are not achieved, with the product sold by druggists and poultry dealers.

Don Sung G. W. Mc Booth Bu -Dugger Co Indionersiic

Jury filled with ten women weighs Burch Obenchain murder trial

In Los Angeles the Arthur C. Burch and Madalynne Obenchain murder case enters trial with a ten woman jury. Observers ponder unwritten law bias and whether female jurors will sway verdict despite evidence, while both sides claim confidence in a fair outcome.

Angeles Arthur C. Burch Madalynne Obenchain J. Belton Kennedy Bureh Obenchain Burch Arthur Burch J. W. Lang Geo. R. Baker H.W. Mitchell Nellie D. Graham W. O. Bailey Barbara Levy W. W. Swetland Caroline Seymour Marie McMullen Eva de Mott Central Oval Olive Moser W. R. Bird

Madalynne Ill Over Love Tale at Kennedy Murder Trial

At Los Angeles county jail Madalynne Chepchain awaits news from witness Laurie Wilson in the Kennedy murder case. Wilson, a beautician, testified to the lovers affair and the notes that linked them. Messages, meetings, and a dream of Kennedy’s death were described as direct context for the trial. President Harding directs action against the farm bloc in Washington, aiming to unify party leadership for 1924 campaigns.

Frank HS Bartholomew Los Angeles Madalynne Chepchain Laurie M. Wilson Arthur C. Burch Wilson Mary A. Bailey Kennedy Madalynne Young Kennedy Mrs. Bailey Washington Harding Old Guard Congress White House Watson Curtin War Weeks

Portland man beaten by two men over cliff hire

George Fitl a craft auto driver told police he was beaten on the head with a revolver and tossed from a cliff by two men who had hired him to drive them. He said he lost three dollars in the attack.

Portland Ore George Fitlcraft Cliff

Calcutta Motor Vehicle Show Set for December Dates

Calcutta hosts a motor vehicle show from December 19 to 24 with exhibitors expected to feature cars and related goods. Organizers invite public attendance and mention diverse displays across city venues.

Calcutta Endia

Grotto Play Makes a Hit at Shrine Auditorium

Angora grotto presented the farce Are You a Mason at the Shrine Auditorium Monday night to a large audience. Robert F. Day directed the production with Eleanore Perrin Miller as the lead opposite him. Harry Drake’s Fisher role and his impersonation of Fanchon drew strong applause. The show will be repeated Wednesday and Thursday evenings at the auditorium.

Angora Grotto Shrine Auditorium Robert F. Day Eleanore Perrin Miller Mr. Bloodgood Harry Drake Fisher Fanchon

German Auto Fleet Reaches Fifty Thousand Mark

Historical records indicate around 70 000 motor cars are in Germany reflecting rapid growth in vehicle ownership. The figure underscores expanding mobility and industrial development during the period.

Germany

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