Economic Outlook Says War Will Boost Crops in 1915
The column, attributed to Roger W. Mabeon, argues European war will not shrink American crops in 1915 and may raise prices. It notes borrowing constraints as a result of war reduce farm and industrial activity, predicting a mixed winter but a potential postwar boom with high wages and labor demand.
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Merchants praise rent exposure on Second Ave Seattle
A Seattle merchant letter commends Star-Gentleman reports on Second avenue rents, saying they exposed exorbitant charges that forced firms to move. The writer hopes the exposure will pressure owners to cut rents and help merchants survive. Signed by Stone Brothers via Samuel M. S'June.
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Husband in reformatory, wife believed he died
Mrs Ernest Conlin spent weeks searching for her missing husband until a Spokane burglary scheme led him to escape and return to Seattle. He was found by police and confessed to the plan, asking to be arrested to spare his wife further distress.
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