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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jul 28, 1917

Page

8

False strike report corrected by J B Barnes

J B Barnes representing the Chamber of Commerce and Club at Washington did not tell the U S ship board to call a shipyards strike on August 1 nor advocate a general strike. The dispatch misquoted Barnes who spoke to the chamber about potential government commandeering if a strike occurred.

J. EB. Barnes Chamber of Commerce and Club Washington, D U. S. Ship Board Acto Albert d Chamber Barnes

Class wired a denial of a strike to Washington

A terse communication wired from a local office denies a strike action against Washington. The message confirms management’s stance and rejects labor claims without further escalation.

Washington

Fires Rage Near Monitor in Sagebrush Lands

Wildfires sweep hills near Monitor as thousands of acres burn while forest rangers take precautions to stop the flames from spreading to nearby timber.

Wenatchee Monitor

Strikebreakers Told to Turn on Anyone Blocking Tracks

Police report strikebreakers ordered to run down anyone who blocks operations, with Joe Bradley stating the men signed up in New York and sold passes to the coast. Investigations show some were paid up to 800 dollars during the Washington streetcar strike, while others face arrest for lacking registration cards.

Joe Bradley Sullivan Lieut Dolphin Bradley New York Washington Hradley Seattle Gattle Howard Wright U. S Department of Justice Matisowitz City George Town Barns Jefferson Barns Frank de Witt Norman Jenks Georgetown James FE. Bradley

Chamber Urges Free North Trade with Siberia

The Alaska bureau of the Seattle Chamber of Commerce seeks government support for absolute free trade between Alaska and Siberia. Advocates say it would benefit Alaska and the Russian Asiatic possession, revive Bering Sea traffic, and aid development and resource utilization in western Alaska and Siberia.

Alaska Bureau The Seattle Chamber of Commerce Alaska Siberia Bering Sea

American Must Rush Airplane Program

The article outlines a U S effort to boost airplane production using available auto factories to build engines and expand aviation capacity. It warns only one large U S firm can deliver hundreds of planes monthly if orders exist, while other plants require expansion to avoid delays. It emphasizes eliminating every delay to equip aviators on the western front next year.

United States Germany

Women Soldiers Fight Like Men in Russian Legion

Petrograd dispatch reports Russian women volunteers in the legion of death drill daily in rain and mud, facing ridicule but proving their place on the fighting line. Eight prisoners and 650 casualties mark their baptism of fire as officers and peers witness their resolve and demand front duty.

WM. G. Shepherd United Press Petrograd Legion of Death Rheta Childe Dorr Ithey Vilna Botchkoreva

Boy 14 Discovers Man's Body in Ashes Near Bremerton

E A Erickson a 60 year old Kitsap county rancher missing a week found dead in charred ashes at University Point near Bremerton. Authorities suspect accidental death by heat during brush burning. no murder indicated. Erickson owned a farm and property with a large bank balance in Bremerton and reportedly planned to bequeath his estate to the Washington Children's Home. Also noted were Friday night auto incidents causing minor injuries to Mary Hreneman, A T Churchill, and G Nelson at shipyard address 3100 Fourth Ave.

E. A. Erickson Kitsap County Oscar Nelson University Point Erickson Hremerton Washington Little Mary Hrenneman A. T. Churchill Kirkland G. Nelson Fourth Ave

Aches and Pains and Health Warnings

An advertisement urges readers to diagnose by pain location and promotes Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules as a preventive remedy. It claims kidney and stomach issues can signal serious conditions like Bright's disease or appendicitis and offers a refund if ineffective.

Hright Haarlem Grugen Tate Owl Drug Co

Russians Slow Up German Advance in Galicia

Russian lines in Galicia stiffen as German forces push rapidly toward Czernowitz. Reports say Russians abandon Czernowits amid Austro German pressure while the Romanian army reorganizes and presses the invaders from the south. The retreat appears orderly with losses inflicted on pursuers.

Dy United Preas London Russia Galicia Great Front Czzernowitcz Czernowits

Seattle Carmen Strike Continues Amid Arbitration Fight

The Seattle Tacoma streetcar strike widens as officials and a six-hour delay yield a new draft agreement. Seven Tacoma workers and two Seattle men face arbitration as the union rejects open-shop terms and vows mass meetings to decide next steps.

Louis A. W. Leonard Tacoma Traction Company Seattle Konard W. H. McGrath A. L. Kempster L. H. Bean Leonard Labor Temple Mesers A. A. Whiteley M. O. Simpson M. A. Goldsburg J. Sullivan C. J. Hopwood J. R. Pace I. T. Wallace

Relief funds eyed for strikers and job offers urged

The union relief fund, about $4,000, may be settled at this afternoon’s meeting. President Wallace says only $50 has been distributed and few strikers suffer. He notes over 200 workers are now employed, and favors work over charity. Call Elliott 2958 with job leads for strikers. The Star quotes E D Little on a revolver incident at Georgetown barns.

Wallace Elliott the Star E. D. Little Ethiler Georgetown

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