Hutchinson Attacks Gag Rule On State Board Bill
Hutchinson protests gag rule as rules committee clashes with supporters of a horse bill. He accuses the group of stalling progress and claims the board's representation should be fair. The debate leads to an indefinite postponement and the bill remaining in committee.
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Dicky M Hutchinson
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Organization Rules Committee
Hall
Ton
Hutchin
French
Propose General Strike for One Day Across Nation
A resolution circulated to the Sentral Labor council requests a 24 hour general strike on May 1 to form a single vast industrial union by abolishing current craft lines. The proposal, drafted by Stattle's general committee, awaits the council's next meeting for formal action.
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United States
Sentral Labor Council
Stattle
Coun
Colored Labor Union Drive Equality Plan at Meeting
A convention of Japanese workers, farmers, colored workers and laboring men sent a resolution to the Labor council on Wednesday. The resolution, drafted by Beattie’s committee, demands union inclusion for colored workers and endorses the general strike as a tactic. The council will consider the proposal alongside its own resolution committee findings.
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Labor Council
Beattie
Senate debates municipal market bill amid free trade and fear
Olympia notes the senate committee on agriculture introduces a municipal market bill to cut living costs by enabling city markets to challenge middlemen and brokers. supporters call it relief for producers and consumers while critics label it socialist and paternalistic. debates include insurance rate controls and a volatile session ending with Acting President Taylor enforcing decorum.
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Senate
Committee On Agriculture
Lamping bill urged to aid Washington soldiers
A call from Olympia readers urging support for Senator Lampill s measure to provide Washington soldiers with ten dollars a month during or after the war. The appeal stresses prompt passage and criticizes burying the bill in committee, arguing merit over politics and noting soldiers need cash upon discharge.
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Olympia
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Senator Lampill
Washington
Lamping
County Senators and Representatives Listed for Olympia Districts
A list of county officials and district representatives includes Taylor 20th district LG O Hara 1st district ft Lartdon 32nd district Wil Wray 22nd district T D Rock 86th district Frank H Renick Fred W Hastings 36th Gee B Lamping 37th district Mees James T Jones Walter J Lann 40th district Alfred E Miller Pvan Thomas 41st district George N Hodgson H C Bohrke 42nd district Pliny Allen Frank Myers 43rd district W W Conner Frank Managua 44th district Co O Quathheim Robert Grass 45th district Stephen A Hull Frank Cotterill 46th district W M Pease E H Guile 47th district
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Olympia
Dtd. Taylor
Walter J. Lann
Alfred E. Miller
Pvan Thomas
George N Hodgson
H. C. Bohrke
Pliny Allen
Frank Myers
W. W. Conner
Frank Managua
Co. O. Quatheim
Robert Grass
Stephen A. Hull
Frank Cotterill
W. M Pease
E. H. Guile
Too Many Union Vet Societies Debate in Seattle Council
Delegates at the Central Labor council meeting Wednesday evening voiced concern over overlapping service men groups. After more than thirty minutes of debate the council approved forming a committee to coordinate the different unions and councils allied with labor.
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Seattle
Workmen's, Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Council
War Veterans’ Guard
Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Council
Central Labor Council
Opposition to City Traction Deal Referred to Council
Citizens protest the $15,000,000 city traction purchase plan and urge rejection of the measure as it moves to the legislature. A resolution opposing the passage was sent to the council resolution committee after a Central Labor Council meeting on Wednesday.
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Central Labor Council
Union Bank To Open In March At Columbia and Third
The Trades Union Savings and Loan Association in Seattle will open for business at Columbia and Third on March 3. Founders announced the plan at the Central Labor Council meeting Wednesday evening.
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Trades Union Savings and Loan Association
Seattle Union Men's Co-Operative Bank
Columbia
Third
Central Labor Council
Automobile Thieves Face Penitentiary Punishment
Olympia, Feb. 27. Auto thieves will go to the penitentiary if convicted in this state after the senate passed the house bill providing the punishment. Also on Feb. 27 the senate approved House Bill No. 18 raising the labor commissioner salary to 3,000 and inspectors’ wages to 86 a day.
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Olympia
Senate
Mills Grind Winners Earn First Grade Miller Certificates
At a banquet of the Association of Professional Millers held at the Arctic Club Wednesday night four operative millers were awarded First grade grinders certificates, the highest mark in flour making, named as W H Brownell Jack Lindblad E H M Ryberg and Peter Jacobson.
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Association of Professional Millers
Arctic Club
W. H. Brownell
Jack Lindblad
EH. M. Ryberg
Peter Jacobson
Marriages Listed in Vital Statistics Section
Ed FF Smith and Amanda Frago Beattle Wilbur Bolton The Dalles Oregon and Charlotte Gorden Beattle James Danielson 35 and EBvalina Mower Beattle Charlies Mine Calgary Canada and Mary Stea Krackett Beattle William Victor White and Ada Hell Peterson Beattie Harry A Stewart 20 and Florence St Jodrett 17 Beattie Ernest BE Kerlin and Ida Fahiatrom Beattie Hough T Pike 2% and Ellizabeth F Maddock 23 Beattie Charien J Wartello and Zita M Cur tie Beattie Joseph Baudin and Christine Pearson Harold M Ruehle 22 Sparta Illinois and Fretty May Gray 21 Beattie Carl Staab 62 Snohomish and Selma Ida Dueball 34 Beattie Joseph Shannon and Margaret A Trainor Beattie Harry M Wolfe and Bertha Anderson Beattie Fred T Peck 31 and Louise Olson 36 Puyallup B McDaniels 29 and Masel Big 10 22 cake Celestine M Vortune 41 Everett and
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Ed FF. Smith
Amanda Frago
Beattle
Wilbur Bolton
Dalles
Charlotte Gorden
James Danielson
Ebvalina Mower
Charlies Mine
Calgary
Canada
Mary Stea Krackett
William Victor White
Ada Hell Peterson
Beattie
Harry A. Stewart
Florence St Jodrett
Ernest BE
Kerlin
Ida Fahiatrom
Beattie Hough T. Pike
Harry M. Wolfe
Bertha Anderson
Fred T. Peck
Louise Olson
Puyallup
B. McDaniels
Masel Big
Cake
Celestine M. Vortune
Everet
Spring Styles Big Upstairs Store Display Hundreds of Suits
There is more pleasure in buying clothes in spring and this year young men’s styles are unusually good. Visit the big upstairs store to see suits in thousands on endless rows of steel racks.
Fragmented notices mix births deaths and ads in Seattle area
The clipping lists names of residents from Parsons Seattle and Alaska with ages and locations, followed by an extensive home remedy for Pinex cough syrup and multiple birth, marriage, complaint, and death notices from Seattle and surrounding areas, detailing dates and addresses. It includes a long catalog of births, marriages, complaints, and deaths with fragmented entries.
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Parsons
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Emony J. Perkins
Winifred A. Collina
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Alaska
Lucy Bean
Juneau
Rank EB. Moody
Mayme Rembe
Wiliam A. Corneliua
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George Francia Woodley
Hadlock
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Roy
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Warren Ave
Girt
J. T. Ferguson
Waterman, Wash
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Fremerton
J. C. Kileinhaus
W. McGrawst
Fartlake Ave
W. F. Stevens
California
A. F. Rommel
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M.C. Smith
B. Kogden
R. G. Hedges
W. Ll. Davin
B. Flanagan
Della A. Rundgren
John & Rundgren
Maud McConnell
Guy B. McConnell
J. M. Bebrieber
Nell Schreiber
Mary Volts
William HM. Volts
Homer I. Clark
Norma E K. Clark
Luther B. Dray
Nina L. Dray
Thomas W. Russell
Mary Russell
Stella Mealey
Howard Mealey
Hrenjamin Furry
Grace M. Furry
Kleie St. Lawrence
Maniey
Lawrence
Georgie Reed
Peter J. Reed
Sumner Wella
Jessie Wella
Anna l L. Spear
John C. Spear
Catherine Gokey
W. H. Gokey
George W. Hill
Eva Bell Hill
Richard Stanley McKay
Tean McKay
Cleo J. West
Thomas M. Weat
Gladys Kewley
Alfred Claude Kewley
Jennie M. Swanson
Charles J. Swanson
W. J. Reid
Katie Reid
F. A. Gaskill
Lelia Gaskill
Elaie Starkey Dugdale
William W. Starkey
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Poon Howard
Valetta Montgomery
Providence Hospital
Martha Henry
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Victor Condelin
Eighth Ave
Laura Low
Wallingford Ave
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Harry Bima
Indiana Hotel
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Fauntleroy Beach
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