Employed Fight Union Risk Tied to Steel Stockholders
United States Steel faces pressure from labor unions as it seeks to mobilize roughly 40 000 stockholding employees who receive dividends. An additional 10 000 employed stockholders may be recruited via a forthcoming statement detailing profits and current stock value. The aim is to blunt union tactics and keep mills open as 60 000 workers hold personal stakes.
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Pittsburg
United States Steel Corporation
Milla
The Divorce Question Across Views and Causes
A 19th century panel debates divorce causes including religion, alcohol, poverty, and laws. Prohibitionists link drunkenness to divorce while unions oppose lax laws. others cite mismatched couples and social conditions. The discussion ends with an unsatisfying generalization that some spouses are unsuited.
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South Carolina
Washington
Smith in Jail Concluded Case Ties Miller to Robberies
In a July arrest Miller police say pawn tickets tied him to loot from the McMahon murder. Miller confessed diamonds came from Smith and Rose. Rose’s fate is reported variously as dead or missing, with speculation of a killed partner. Detective Wickman exults over bringing Smith from Chicago as the alleged accomplice of Miller and Rose.
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Chicago
Wickman
Smith
Linoetn
Delack
St. Paul
May Reaser
Slater
Livingston, Mont
Mra
Reaser
Seattle
Miller
McMahon
Charles Tennant
Rose
Peter Miller
Bouillon voices stance against taxing small property owners
A Green Lake Improvement club meeting heard mayoral candidate A. Yv. Bouillon oppose overburdening small property owners with improvement taxes. He urged civic affairs run on a straight businesslike basis and open operation, prioritizing efficiency over politics.
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A. YV. Bouillon
Green Lake Improvement Club
For the Gentleman Buy a Safety Razor
A. L. Hall offers a safety razor for sale at 1111 First Avenue. The notice indicates the item is marketed to men, with a brief address for purchase. No dates or pricing provided in the readable text.
J J Hill Visits Seattle and Portland With No Warnings
James J. Hill railroad magnate arrived in Seattle on a private train and departed for Portland. He said he was simply visiting lines before Christmas and offered no prophecy about the times. He downplayed the switchmen’s strike, noting the Great Northern’s freight is steady and the Northern Pacific handles about 60 percent of its normal volume.
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James J. Hill
Tweller
Seattle
Portland
Howard Elliott
The
North Pacific
Hill Roads
Hill
Great Northern
Hitt
Elliott
Northern Pacific
Pickpocket Caught After Street Pocketing Incident
Mrs. Jane Blanrock screamed as a thief grabbed her money in a store yesterday. Porters restrained John Calabriel, charged with grand larceny. he dropped the purse before the arrest. The state treats pocket theft as grand larceny.
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Jane Doe Blanrock
David Warfield’s Baggage Seized Over Tucson Show Fare
In Tucson, a constable seizes luggage of David Warfield after he cannot reach a scheduled appearance. Theatre managers, backed by locals, demand payment. Warfield wires in $360 to satisfy the bill as Broadway awaits the outcome of the incident.
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Broadway
David Warfield
Tucson
Arts
Arizona
Cactus Land
Dave
Boston
David
Bett
Carpenter Falls to Death in Roof Collapse
Martin H. Banks, a carpenter, died after falling about 40 feet when the roof of the old Third Avenue theater collapsed late yesterday afternoon. He struck his head on an iron girder as the wrecking began and had been warned the roof was dangerous.
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Martin H. Banks
Od Third Av
Hawke
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Steel Trust
My United Press
Miller Hugh McMahon
John Barleycorn
Maine
United States
Ireland
Massachusetts
Georgia
Pennsylvania
A. L. Hall
J.J Hill
Horns Toot
Oclt
Eastern Outfitting Company
Secondav
Union At
Santa Claus
Effie Pishbarn
Stevens Relief Corpa No
Queen Anne Av
Anna Teeple
Press Cor
Taft
Her
Sigall
Hatters and Men's “Furnishers
Second Avenue
Holeproof Hosieky
Carpenter
Haas & Co
2Nd Ave
U. S. Court
Pike Street
Mrs. Haas
Lilliputian Bazaar
L. Hurwitz
Seattle Bankrupt Co
Siik
Monarch
Cluett
Infante
pSe
Children’s ‘Department
Nazareth
Rubens
Sampson
Nazareth Union
Bevere
Haas
Grocery Department
Velit
Seattle Spirit
Imperial Tailoring
Third Avenue
Columbia
Linbake
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