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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jan 09, 1919

Page

12

Renew Fight to Grant Each Soldier 300 Bonus Demand

The Central Labor Council and Parents' Association of Washington state renew their push for a government paid 300 bonus for every soldier and sailor. They call for a 200 bonus bill and seek broader labor coordination, including forming a Seattle Union Savings Bank. A board to manage these efforts was appointed. The council also asks state lawmakers to set salaries for school board members and resolutions urging President to replace Postmaster General Burleson for his conduct toward telephone and teleoperators.

Washington State Central Labor Council National Capital Washington Congress Labordel Jation Nesday Seattle Union Savings and Association Genal Burleson

New Soldier Host to Build Roadways

The bureau of public works announces that 29 states will need 103 541 returned soldiers and sailors for road building work this year. Other states have not yet been heard from.

Washington Bb. C Bureau of Public Works

The Ohio Comforts Mornings At The Basement Store

The Ohio stands as a cozy hub on frosty mornings with paper and kindling ready. A lit match warms a kitchen that becomes the center of breakfast time and baking, eight minutes to oven readiness for biscuits or corn bread. Seven minutes later hot water arrives for dishes and laundry. The Basement Store.

Ohio

Burnett Is Moved From City to County Jail

Norman E. Burnett a shipyard employee charged with the murder of his wife and two small children has been transferred from the city jail to the county jail. He is kept separate and only his attorney and authorities may visit. He continues to protest his innocence.

Norman E. Burnett Shipyard Employe Burnett

Civil Service Case All Tangled Up

The civil service commission will again hear the appeal for reinstatement of two police officers, Sergt. Fred T. Smart and Patrolman W. T. Stevens, next Tuesday evening. They were dismissed for alleged theft of 67 dollars in a poker raid. Four witnesses gave four different stories on the stand Tuesday night.

The Civil Service Commission Fred T. Smart W. T. Stevens

Aldrich Arrested on Confidence Charge in Chicago

Charles H. Aldrich was arrested in Chicago today on a confidence game charge brought by Frank C. Patten, a real estate man. Patten claims Aldrich borrowed $700 on security and was improperly repaid. Aldrich denies the accusations and was released on a $2,000 bond.

Chicago Jan Charles H. Aldrich Frank C. Patten Patten Aldrich

Twenty-Foot Fall Death at Willamette Iron & Steel Works

Arthur West died after falling from a boat to the dock twenty feet below at the Willamette Iron & Steel Works plant in Portland yesterday. West was a prominent figure in Zion City TL with a father who was mayor and five sons in major public posts.

Portland Jan Arthur West Willamette Iron & Steel Works West Zion City

Democrats Appoint State Party Workers in King County

King County Democrats appoint six chairs to run the county central committee. They are M. W. Taylor for national interests H. D. Folsom Jr for state affairs A. B. Ernet for county affairs M. G. Ringenberg for organization W. D. Lane for industrial and labor interests Col. J. M. Hawthorne for re adjustment and reconstruction.

King County M. W. Taylor H. D. Folsom, Jr A. B. Ernet M. G. Ringenberg W. D. Lane Col. J. M. Hawthorne

Allied Veterans Band Performs At Metropolitan Tonight

The Allied War Veterans band of 60 musicians and entertainers, fresh from the front, plays at the Metropolitan on Wednesday evening for one night only. Their program blends music with reminiscences of war experiences.

Allied War Veterans’ Band Metropolitan

Speed Discharge of 13th Division Men

CAMP LEWIS January 9. The discharge of 110000 men, about half of the 13th division, authorized in orders received Wednesday, will be speeded up. Maj. Gen. Leitch says all unnecessary paper work will be omitted to hasten the process.

Camp Lewis Leitch

Appeal for Epiros annexation to Greece sent from Seattle

The Epiroetic union of Seattle asks President Wilson to influence the peace conference to annex Northern Epiros to Greece. The appeal was sent through Kotolaris, president of the organization, to France.

Wilson Epiros Greece France Epiroetic Union of Seattle Kotolaris Organization

Ambassador in Italy may quit

Paris reports that Thomas Nelson Page American ambassador to Italy will retire soon after the strain of the war. Page famed author before his 1913 appointment was born April 23 1853 in Oakland county Virginia.

Italy Paris Thomas Nelson Page Oakland County Virginia

Vital Statistics Marriages and Births Listings

A compiled list records marriages of Boer G. Dickenson with Dede Prage and multiple partners in Seattle and Beattie, births across numerous Seattle addresses in December and January, and a set of complaints including desertion and cruelty. Deaths include Taura Tee and Pansy Trent among others with full addresses and dates.

Reduced Prices on Wall Papers in Clearance Sale

Broken Lines of Wall Papers Sharply Reduced for Clearance features imported French and English hangings with 62 living and 44 bedroom patterns. Overprinted silk papers 30 inches wide 60¢, imitation grasscloth 40¢, attractive bedroom patterns 10¢ to 45¢, borders 5¢. Remnants in one and two-room quantities. third floor estimates on request.

Basement Store Ad Sells Crepe Pajamas and Boudoir Caps

One piece pink crepe pajamas in bluebird or butterfly design priced at 3.25 and 3.50. Boudoir caps in silk and satin with lace offered at 0.35 and 0.50. Local basement store advertisement.

Domestic Rugs Clearance Offers on Small Lot Patterns

Small lots of domestic rugs offered at clearance prices. Six Axminster rugs sized 8-3x10-6 priced at 36 dollars. Twelve rugs sized 9x12 priced at 38 dollars 10.00 and 45.00. highlights include diverse patterns and discount tiering for bulk purchases.

Axminster

Royal Turkish Rugs at Reduced Prices

Domestic rugs reproduced in fine Oriental patterns and colors offered at discount. Nine by twelve foot rugs now $65 each and one nine by ten foot rug priced at $55.00. Third Floor.

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Canada links in British round the world air routes

Two official airways charted as Canada's connection in the empire network. The All-Red Route links St Johns Newfoundland with Victoria British Columbia via Quebec Montreal and Ottawa along the CPR through national parks. The Sunset airway runs from St Johns through Sydney Halifax Fredericton Quebec Montreal Toronto Winnipeg then to Prince Albert Edmonton and Prince Rupert with branch routes planned to connect to American airways.

Canada St. Johns Newfoundland Victoria British Columbia Quebec Montreal Ottawa Canadian Pacific Railway Sydney Halifax Fredericton Toronto Winnipeg Prince Albert Edmonton Prince Rupert Pacific American Airways

Ask Commission to Judge Memorials in Washington State

A special committee of the Washington state chapter of the American Institute of Architects presented memorial suggestions at the 24th annual dinner and convention at the Woman's University Club. The proposals include a state memorial museum for the University of Washington and a large war memorial in Seattle's civic center. D. Rh. Huntington, institute president, urged organizing a state art commission to evaluate war memorials.

Olympia Capitol University of Washington Civic Center Seattle Washington State American Institute of Architects Woman's University Club D. Rh. Huntington Institute

Steamer Kestrel Arrives After Eleven Days Overdue

The steamer Kestrel reached Honolulu after 11 days overdue from Fanning Island 1,100 miles away. The vessel with 35 crew and six passengers was stranded when fuel oil ran out, but is now safe.

Kestrel Honolulu Keatre Fanning Island

Annual smoker at University Saturday

The first big mixer of the college year at the University of Washington will be held Saturday night in the university gymnasium under the auspices of the associated student body. Returned university soldiers will be the center of attraction and attempts to get the freshmen acquainted will be made.

University of Washington University

Great Demand for Machinists With Training

War needs boost skilled labor as demand for trained machinists exceeds supply while unskilled work slows. Y M C A offers intensive courses in Lathe Shaping Drill Press and Bench Work with expert instructors and practical results. Completion flexibility allowed with no extra charge. Inquiries at Room 210 Y M C A Building Mourth and Madison and details provided.

Y. M. Co Mourth Madison

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