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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1910
Page
5
An overview of socialist activity in Milwaukee outlines organized efforts and community actions. The piece highlights local groups, campaigns, and city involvement reflecting socialist influence in municipal affairs and public life.
Dorothy Dale, who is not a socialist, conducts an investigation into mayoral actions. She narrates how Con- Mayor Seide and allies formed a group and began work on their own ideas.
A ballot from a recent club dinner in Mil shows Seidel voted by an attorney, a doctor, and a well-to-do member, with three other professionals also at the table. The group included a none Socialist, and the Federation of Cintas led efforts in the atra im election context.
Fragmentary notice references The Virginas and a contact at 804 Fear Weetiake Aversa. Details unclear due to damaged text. includes potential room or building notes and a telephone prompt. Strong entities are The Virginas and the address 804 Fear Weetiake Aversa.
A local shop offers stationery, picture frames, brushes, maps, and wall decor at a shopping center. The ad cites products from the FED INT and WALL PAPER CO. and notes services near Atmear University.
Dorothy Dale reports Milwaukee under Mayor Emil Seidel, with experts verifying city finances and infrastructure. The piece notes the deficit in the treasury, emphasis on professional management, health department reforms led by Dr. William Colby Rucker, and the mayor’s hands on approach to inspect streets, pavements, and police court conditions.
A dense market listing details wholesale prices for sugar, flour, meat, and poultry, plus feed and produce. It notes price variations by freshness and quality, listing specific items such as butter, sugar, greens, poultry, and grain with quantities and unit costs.
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