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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1917
Page
3
FE W Griffin suffered minor injuries when trapped in the Collins building elevator shaft while attempting to enter the car at the Frye hotel. The incident occurred this afternoon. The report notes the accident involved the elevator shaft and a hotel guest.
President Wilson's patience frays as Senate delay on the food conservation bill threatens action. Gore's substitute would exempt sugar and meats and aid interests in sugar refining, packing, and cold storage. If obstruction continues, a direct appeal to the people may follow to expose influence and responsibility. Read Star want ads.
Open a clothing account at Gatelys 1113 Third Avenue between Seneca and Spring St. Clothing for the entire family including hats shoes and furnishings. During this clearance sale terms are $1 down and $1 a week.
A report notes that eighty percent of former students have become stenographers with five to fifteen years experience forming a seasoned workforce in Seattle.
MILTON BRONNER reports from Washington that Brazil's Minas Gerais manganese is crucial for steelmaking. A few mines or a damaged railway bridge could halt steel plants and war production, as ferromanganese values surge from $40 to $400 due to wartime demand.
The Press club honored eight members who answered the call to colors at a banquet held Thursday night at the New Washington hotel.
A Star reporter roamed Second Ave yesterday collecting smiles from diverse Seattle residents. People laughed at jokes about a grouch, praised better wages, and noted the cheerful scene despite strike noise.
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