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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jul 23, 1918

Page

6

Wage Scale Conference Called Off

George Ames of Moore Shipbuilding Co was summoned to San Francisco on Monday causing the Seattle wage scale conference to fail to meet. Dave Rodgers and J B Duthie will confer today while Armen's return date remains unclear. Jamen A Taylor of the Metal Trades council will lead a Seattle delegation to the Philadelphia conference on August 5.

George Ames Moore Shipbuilding Co San Francisco Charles Piew Seattle Dave Rodgers J. B. Duthie Armen Jamen A. Taylor The Metal Trades Council Philadelphia

New Line to Carry Spruce for 12 000 Planes a Month

May. Matt Sawyer former division superintendent of the Milwaukee railroad at Tacoma spoke at the Transportation club. He said new railroads to be completed by March 1 1919 will enable delivery of spruce for constructing 12 000 airplanes monthly. He praised draft-rejected workers with partial disability for their loyalty and effort. A W Perley former inspector of the state public service commission cited Union Pacific Railway Co as supporting rail unification results.

Matt Sawyer Milwaukee Railroad Tacoma Transportation Club A. W. Perley State Public Service Commission Union Pacific Railway Co

Director Plans to Avoid Car Shortage

Regional railway officials under FR H Rishton announce an educational campaign to prevent car and transportation shortages. Instructions urge industries to stock materials during summer, expand storage near consumption, and encourage immediate deliveries to ease winter strains. Alshton conducts a three day Beattie survey of terminals and facilities to prepare implementation details.

FR. H. Rishton Northern Government Railway Lines Alshton Beattie

3500 Ton Ship Covidha Launched For Australia

Olympia reports the 3500 ton wooden cargo ship Covidha launched from Sloan Shipbuilding yard as the fourth of her type for the Australian government. Sponsor Mrs H K Br yam and Governor Ernest Lister attended with Mrs Lister. The Coolchata will carry wheat between the United States and Australia. A keel for a shipping board weasel was laid in the vacated space.

Olympia Covidha Sloan Shipbuilding Corporation H. K. Bryam Ernest Lister United States Australia Shipping Board

Engineer Returns to Seattle After Rosewood Delivery

After eight months at sea and aiding delivery of the Puget Sound steamer Rosewood to the French government, George A. Snyder, chief engineer of the Rosewood, returns to Seattle after the voyage that began December 6. One ship in the convoy was sunk by a submarine along the voyage.

Globe Puget Sound George A. Snyder Seattle

Machinists Vote on Overtime Issue

Seattles machinists continue voting on overtime terms this week as a referendum vote is sent to the Machinists Union in the Labor Temple Monday night.

Seattle Machiniata Machinists’ Union Labor Temple

145 Tons of Fresh Fish Taken by Seattle Fleet

One hundred forty five tons of fresh fish were brought to Seattle Monday by six vessels of Seattle's northern fishing fleet. The catches were made off Destruction Island and Cape Scott and include sable fish with 190000 pounds reported as the principal catch. The fleet said weather was excellent.

Seattle Destruction Island Cape Scott

British Troops Make Progress in Picardy Front Haig Says

Field Marshal Haig reported British troops made slight advances on the Picardy and Lander’s fronts. Positions improved south of Hebuterne and near Hamel, north of Albert and between Morris and Meterne in the western Lander salient.

London Field Marshal Haig Hebuterne Hamel Albert Morris and Meterne Landers Salient

Various Seattle area notices and brief obituaries mixed items

A collection of community briefs includes reports on social and military figures, local obituaries, and public notices. Highlights mention Mrs. Caroline Dahl's death after a stroke, a French medal for Wilfred Carriveau, a war song written by Frederickh Leber in Auburn, and forthcoming funeral services for Mrs. Thea Johnson. Other items note a clambake planned for August 7 at Donnelly Hotel in Des Moines, a Tacoma bus accident, and revival meeting changes to avoid Liberty Loan drives.

Tommy Atkins Tommy Lynne Blythe Overseas Club Public Safety Caroline Dahl 23Rd Ave Wilfred Carriveau Heatth Chamber of Commerce San Francisco Thea Johnson Butterworth Chapel Frederickh Leber Auburn France Ocean Wilson Everett W. Fenton City Annapolla Karl F. Townsend University King County William Campbell Pioneer 17Th Ave Greater Des Moines Donnelly, Loring Camp Lewin Tacoma St. EB. Coonts 13Th Naval District T. J. Senn Bureau of Navigation Paul Rader Beatle Liberty Loan Drive L. M. Lewie John Lewis Hanney Watson Chapel British American Relief Association Kagies’ Hall Hinko Hinkovich

King Nicholas Returns to Front Lines in Albania

Special to The Star reports King Nicholas of Montenegro, famed as the father of his people, back at the Albanian front. Though advanced in age, he visits battle divisions, attends naval maneuvers, and routinely mingles with locals, including a moment where he buys fruit for village children and jokes with them.

N. EB. A London Nicholas Montenegro Europe Albania Milan Macedonia Peddier

Seattle Boy Drowns While Aboard Sub Chaser Headed to Panama

Clarence 8S. Moore, 21, son of Mrs Lewis Moore of Seattle, drowned while aboard a sub chaser en route to Panama. A Broadway High School alumnus and former assistant bookkeeper at the State Bank of Seattle, he enlisted earlier in service. He was nephew of N. H. Latimer. No details from the naval department have been received.

Clarence

State Behind Thrift Stamp Quota Across Seattle Area

The war savings committee reports Seattle is below its thrift stamp quota and King County is $3,000,000 short while the state trails by $10,000,000. A second drive to fill the deficit is anticipated soon.

Seattle War Savings Committee King County

Seattle Council Pushes Wage Increase and Loan Measure

With the mayor and three council members absent, Seattle's council held a brief meeting. It recommended higher wages for city electrical workers and appropriated 78000 dollars as a loan repayment from the King County road fund.

Seattle King County Road Fund

Navy Enlisted Force Tops Half Million Mark

Secretary of the Navy Daniels announced that the enlisted personnel of the navy has passed the half million threshold, with total armed forces strength reaching 503,792. The report marks a record level for naval manpower.

Washington Navy Secretary of the Navy Daniels

German U-boat sunk by British destroyer Maine

The British admiralty released an official statement noting that the destroyer Maine has sunk a German submarine.

London Admiralty Maine

Gopher Club to Hold Annual Picnic at Woodland Park

The Gopher club will hold its annual picnic at Woodland Park one day afternoon and evening. July 39. Basket lunch served at 7 p m followed by addresses. All Minnesotans invited especially soldiers and sailors from the Gopher state. For particulars contact Secretary H H Hoff 407 American Bank building Main 3064.

Gopher Club Woodland Park

Freezone Promises Quick Foot Corn Relief

A druggist markets Freezone a small bottle for a few cents claiming it removes hard corn soft corn and toe calluses without soreness or irritation and credits a Cincinnati genius for the discovery.

Cincinnati

Tobacco Habit Easily Overcome

A New Yorker author Edward J Woods offers a free mailed book on conquering tobacco habit. The work promises calm sleep clear eyes regular appetite strong memory and improved efficiency after conquering craving.

New Yorker Edward J. Woods Station I New York City

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