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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jan 04, 1919

Page

3

Republican Women Meet to Set Policies in Chicago

Republican women will form policies on reconstruction education and political problems at a meeting of the Republican Women’s National Executive Committee in Chicago January 5. The committee will confer with the Republican and National Committee on January 10.

Washington Republican Women's National Executive Committee Chcago Republican and National Committee

Y M C A Sunday forum debates universal brotherhood

The Y M C A Sunday club hosts an open forum on universal brotherhood at 3 p m in the Y M C A auditorium with debate pro and con. The program includes violin pieces by Clay Harrison and a recital by the Y M C A orchestra directed by W R Hedley. Lawrence Wood from the federal employment bureau will speak on Employment. The event is free for men except for a small supper charge.

Y. M. C. A. Sunday Club Universal Brotherhood Clay Harrison Y. M. C. A. Orchestra W. R. Hedley Lawrence Wood Federal Employment Bureau

Labor council urges cancel China ship contracts

San Francisco workers press for federal contract cancellation with China. A resolution sent to Washington calls for ships to be built in Pacific coast yards and seeks AFL support in the effort.

San Francisco Labor Council U. S San Francisco China Washington Pacific Coast American Federation of Labor

Negro Grabs Woman in Narrow Alley Attempt

Police describe a "slugger" type black man who seized a young woman at the alley entrance between Occidental and Second Avenues on Main Street. The attempt to drag her inside failed after she screamed and a passerby helped. Witness saw a five eight, very dark man in a brown overcoat and black derby hat.

Occidental Ave Second Ave

Germans to Tax All War Profits

Berlin January 4 The government plans a tax program that will confiscate all war profits. A general tax on private fortunes will be higher than both income and inheritance taxes.

Berlin

Mooney Labor Fight Moves to Pardon Trial Push

San Francisco labor leaders decide to seek a new trial for Tom Mooney. The Labor Council adopts a resolution to urge the legislature to enact measures ensuring a fresh trial. Labor representatives will be pledged to carry the fight to Sacramento.

Labor California San Francisco Tom Mooney Labor Council

Heavy Armament Reduced as Due Faces Desk Cop

Frank Carry and Private W T Evans were arrested at Elighthave and Pike at 340 a m on Saturday. A search found Evans with multiple revolvers and a gun. The desk sergeant quipped the war was over as they were booked for carrying concealed weapons. Evans had tags on revolvers linking them to previous owners. Hale’s body will be moved from Cordova Alaska to Seattle for burial with his mother en route from Pasadena. Hale’s brother Pred M Hale of McDonald Hale Company resides in Seattle.

Frank Carry Teamater W. T. Evans Elighthave Pike Barry Evans Clarry Charlies L. Hale Cordova Alaska Seattle Pasadena Cal Hale Pred M. Hale McDonald-Hale Company

Reappointment of Frank Dowd as Order of Eagles Secretary

Frank Dowd was re elected to a eighteenth term as secretary at the Order of Eagles officers election held Friday. L. V. Westerman became past worthy president and M. J. Davie was named worthy president. A health advisory touts Foley Cathartic Tablets to ease constipation and improve digestion.

Frank Dowd Order of Eagles L. V. Westerman M. J. Davie

Death of Helen Gebeer Tied to Double Suicide Pact

San Jose dispatch reports Mrs. Helen Gebeer of San Francisco, a victim of a supposed double suicide pact, dying from pneumonia that followed her shooting by Sgt. Clarence Dunn who then killed himself. She had lain in a hospital after the incident three weeks earlier, during which she fled into a deer park where a buck attacked and trampled her.

San Jose Cal Helen Gebeer San Francisco Sheta Sergt Clarence Dunn Dunn

No 8 Cent Car Fare for New Yorkers

New York January 4 The board of estimates rejected the Interborough plan to charge eight cent fares and three cent transfers.

New York Board of Estimates of Estimates Interborough

Four hundred gallons of wine found in Harrisburg area barn

Deputy sheriffs Conners and Ward with eight internal revenue deputies found four hundred gallons of wine in a still uncovered in Guiesseppi Panasco's barn at Riverton road to Tacoma. Panasco was away. the discovery came while searching for a disorderly conduct suspect.

Conners Ward Internal Revenue Guiesseppi Panasco Hiverton Tacoma Riverton Panasco

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