Judge Neterer Denies Injunction In Seattle Labor Case
Federal Judge Neterer refused to alter prior ruling denying an injunction to restrain a traction company against unions. The company aims to police Seattle with marshals on cars, while guards and strikebreakers tighten security at barns. The court will consider another legal remedy but no federal injunction was granted.
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Neterer
Traction Company
United Tes
James
Howe
Traction
U. S
Clinton B
Bellingham
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Coron
Caldwell
Ant
Walter F. Meier
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Howard
Company A. Reynolds
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Georgetown
Kempster
Gill
Seattle Hardware Co
Ballard
Sporting Goods Department
City gains power clients as strike shifts demand
About 20 customers daily abandon Puget Sound Traction Light and Power for city light. A. E. Williams says many private homes switch to city power as traction troubles rise, with large customers securing 50 percent city power under new contracts. The city plans a new steam plant and a $3 million water power plant bid process.
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Puget Sound Traction Light & Power Co
City Light
A. E. Williams
City Light Department
Traction Company
Williama
City
City Yacht Department
Telephone Company
Postal Telegraph
Western Union
The
Times
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Traction Company Power
City Power Department
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Fastlake Ave
Department
Gill to Forbid Strike Breakers
Barns this afternoon and a new gang from Chicago arrives tonight at 10 25 p m Train Green Crews Two blocks of track in Georgetown yards serve for crews learning to operate At Vega place and Stanley gate men sent from labor agencies are being rein in small groups Foreman Albert directs carpenters working on all barns in the city.
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Barns
Milwaukee
Chicago
Te Georgetown
Vega Place
Stanley Gate
Uplabor
Albert
Washington Grads Plan Meeting on Teachers Issue
University of Washington graduates from the state colleges and normal schools meet at the Home Economics building to discuss the rising number of teachers from other communities and alleged discrimination against Washington graduates. The gathering is scheduled for 1 o clock Thursday afternoon.
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University of Washington
State College
Washington
Exemption Filing Places Listed by Draft Boards
An official notice lists locations where men called for the first draft of selective service must file for exemptions. District sites include Ballard Avenue, Colman Building, county city buildings, the rear of the office and police station, American Bank building for lots, and courtroom No. 9 for hearings. District 11 notes medical examinations at the county city building and other business at 328 county city building.
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Ballard Ave
Colman
46Th
Denamore
American Bank
Conscription Bulletin Sets Timetable for Summer Dispositions
An official bulletin outlines steps for processing eligibles, with dispositions delayed until after August 9. It requires 10 days to dispose of cases, three days for hearings, and specifies posting of nonexempted names seven days after notices, with remaining exemption cases to be decided within three days after proof is filed.
Guardsmen Barred From Flirting With Stanford Coeds
National Guardsmen at Palo Alto training camp may not flirt with Stanford coeds. Maj. Gen. Liggett assured Stanford officials that a 100 foot road separates camp from campus and will be treated as a barrier like a stone wall.
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San Francisco
National
Palo Alto
Stanford University
Liggett
Western Army Department
Stanford
Gen. Liggett
Greece Allows Serbian Capital at Salonika
Greece has agreed to Serbia's request for a temporary Serbian capital at Salonika, the official statement said. The move marks final cooperation with Greece's allies and frees a sizable British force for other duties.
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United Press
Washington
Greece
Serbia
Salonika
Black Cat Jinxes Auto Causing Multiple Minor Crashes
A stray black cat crossing Sixth avenue and Westlake triggered several collisions and injuries in Seattle area streets. T. C. Nakamoto and chauffeur Otto E. Bender escaped serious harm after the car hit a light pole, while Guido Rowso and EB McGrath suffered bruises or injuries and were hospitalized. Henry Gries faces reckoning driving charges after a walk to the Skinner & Eddy yard, with others including Hyer Trier and Barcilla Hanna sustaining minor injuries in separate incidents.
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Nakamoto
Otto E. Bender
Sixth Ave
Westlake
Bender
Guido Rowso
Jackson
Dennis Griffin
Washington St
EB. McGrath
17Th Ave
Skinner & Eddy Shipyard
Henry Gries
Thistle St
Gries
E. J. Nutting
Hyer Trier
Barcilla Hanna
Jackson St
J. Bergstrath
46Th Ave. S. W
Walter Mona
38Th Ave
N. W
Charlies
All Russia Hunts Foes of Government as Lenin Target
Petrograd reports a nationwide man hunt against suspected traitors and enemies of the state. Soldiers and crowds raid homes on Nevsky Prospekt with arrests and beatings, while Lenin defends himself as a German agent in a Maxim Gorky newspaper letter. Kronstadt loyalty delegates seek inquiry, and Petrograd faces food shortages from railroad congestion.
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ALL Russia
United Press
Petrograd
Nevsky Prospekt
Nicholai Lenine
Russia
Steklov
Lenine
Maxim Gorky
Congress
Kronstadt
Speeders Fined by Judge Gordon in City Court
City coffers gained several hundred dollars after 44 defendants appeared before Judge Gordon on Tuesday. Each offender was fined ten or sixteen dollars, adding casual revenue to the court docket.
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Gordon
Bon Marche Wirthmor Waists Put On Sale For One
The Bon Marche highlights Wirthmor sheer white voiles with tucks a large lace trimmed collar and embroidered fronts priced at 1.00. Striped organdy waist and snow white voile waist also offered with neat tailoring and lace details on main floor bargain square.
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Bargain Square
BON Marche
36 Inch Worsteds Sales Note at The Bon Marche
36 inch worsteds plaid stripe and novelty mixtures in medium to dark colors priced 50 cents a yard. 56 inch worsteds mixed tweeds shepherd checks and novelty mixed suitings for tailored suits skirts and coats in brown tam blue and black. Upper main floor The Bon Marche.
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BON Marche
Apron Day at Bon Marche Promises Low Prices
Thursday event at The Bon Marche features Genevieve Apron and Coverall Aprons in plaid gingham and light percales. Prices range from $0.09 to $1.25, with belted back openings and sash closures. High availability of small bib-style sizes on the third floor.
Women’s Silk Lisle Hose Seconds at 15 Cents a Pair
Bargain ad for women’s silk lisle or cotton stockings priced at 15 cents a pair. Seconds with minor, often undetectable imperfections. Fast black, sizes eight to ten, elastic hemmed tops, seamless feet, double soles heels and toes.
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BON Marche
Women’s Union Suits at 35c Each or Three for $1
Fine ribbed cotton Union suits just arrived at 35c per suit or three for $1. Mai styles feature low necks sleeveless crochet ribbon necks and tight cuff lace trimmed umbrella knee lengths.
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BON Marche
Slip-On Veils Hit Market With Elastic Stay-Put Fit
The new slip on veils are designed to stay put thanks to an elastic band. They fit closely over the head and are suited for tennis golf motor sports and daily wear. Available in silk mesh taupe and white or black with dots. Upper Main Floor The Bon Marche.
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BON Marche
Blue Chambray and Cheviot Suitings at Low Prices
Retail circular notes blue chambray ginghams at 10c per yard in 30 inch widths with lengths to 10 yards and 1 800 yards available. Also Cheviot suitings at 124 2c per yard, 27 inch wide in stripes and checks, plus longcloth bolt at 1 95. A Mercerized White Rose suitings at 25c per yard, 36 inches wide, on lower main floor.
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Pres. A. W. Leonard
New York
King County Council of Defense
Lynch
Washington Grads
Joffre
Pershing
Lafayette Tomb
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France
Marshal Joffre
Black Cat
Jinx
T. C. Nakamoto
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Genevieve
Women’s Union
Blue Chambray Ginghams
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