Frisco Employers Propose 10 Percent Wage Increase
San Francisco June 2 Employers advise possible import of nonunion labor if longshoremen stay off the job Monday. A crowd stormed Pier 19 shutting Filipinos loading a river steamer, prompting police action. The Water Front Employers union offers 10 percent rise to end strike, while strikers demand 30 percent.
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San Francisco
San Franciso
Pacific Coast
Pier 19
Lloyd Fitzgerald
Algamship Companies
Employers’ Union
Yankee Cook Held In Canadian Jail
San Francisco dispatch reports Ed Cordis a cook who sailed from the city on the steamer Republic was held for ten days in Vancouver British Columbia jail on suspicion of being a German spy and has now returned to San Francisco.
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San Francisco
Vancouver
B. C
Ed Cordis
Republic
Guatemalan Niece Visits San Francisco for School Reform
Senorita Lupe Chaves, niece of Guatemala's Estrada Cabrera, arrives in San Francisco with her mother to study the U S school system. Delegated by the president, she will spend weeks here before traveling East to begin her educational mission.
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Guatemala
Marm
San Francisco
United States
Senorita Lupe Chaves
Estrada Cabrera
Senora Lupe Chavez
Senorita Chaves
G O P Decision Lies With Republican Bosses
Washington June 2 A GOP nomination hinges on Taft era bosses Penrose Root Crane Lodge Smooch Hilles who will name Roosevelt or Hughes based on weathering party unity and 1920s preparedness. They favor a weaker reactionary candidate like Harding over Roosevelt if it wins. The aim remains securing November victory.
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Chicago
Taft
Penrose
Root
Crane
Lodge
Smooch
Hilles
Roosevelt
Hughes
Fairbanks
Burton
Harding
Wadeworth
Weeks
McCall
Pirton
Weeka
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French Drive Germans Back Near Caures Wood
Paris dispatch reports French infantry attack drives 100 meters into German trenches south of Caures wood. German counterattack between Caurettes wood and Cambres checked by curtain fire. On the Meuse right bank an extremely violent all day battle from Theaumont farm to Vaux raged.
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Paris
Caurettes Wood
Cambres
Meuse
Theaumont Farm
Vaux
Local druggists stock Nuxated Iron supplement
Nuxated Iron is advertised as available at Bartell Drug Co Swift's Pharmacy and other drug firms along with Drug Co. The notice implies steady stock and accessibility at multiple outlets for customers seeking the supplement.
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Drug Co
Bartell Drug Co
Swift's Pharmacy
Daphne Pollard Here Next Week in Winter Garden Show
Queen of first Potlatch returns with Winter Garden's Passing Show. Daphne Pollard headlines a brief engagement featuring a variety program and local entertainment at the venue next week.
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Daphne Pollard
Winter Garden
Passing Show of 1915 Brings Wide Spectacle to Moore Theatre
The Winter Garden revue opens for a week at the Moore theatre with matinees midweek and weekend, featuring Daphne Pollard and 60 chorus members. The production showcases 125 performers, 12 scenes, and acts praised as colorful and thrilling while delivering drama opera burlesque and comedy.
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Fox
Moore Theatre
Daphne Pollard
Seattle
Winter Garden
George Monroe
Eugene
Willie Howard
Martigon Miller
John T. Murray
Clarence Harvey
Miller
Mack
Alexia Kowsloff
Condemned Man Ferrante Sentenced to Death
Rocco Ferrante, condemned killer of Nick Forcald, was yesterday sentenced to death in New Westminster British Columbia. He remained motionless for 65 hours after sentencing except for a ten minute rest on a stool at midnight, and did not eat or drink during that period.
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New Westminster
8. C
Rocco Ferrante
Nick Forcald
Enrolment Surges for American Legion Here
About 250 Seattle men enrolled Friday joining a nascent American Legion. Local secretary J. T. Watson in the Smith building reported aims to recruit physicians surgeons ex service men and motor operators. Eligible members include ex military and various technical professions for potential wartime needs.
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Seattle
American Legion
Theodore Roosevelt
William H. Taft
Elihu Root
J. T. Watson
Smith Building
American Lemon
New York
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
National Guard
Naval Militia
Gen Goethals Says Only One More Panama Canal Trip
Maj. Gen. George W. Goethals, builder of the Panama Canal, arrived in New York en route to Washington. He stated he would make only one more trip to the canal to finish current business and there is very little probability of further slides.
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New York
George W. Goethals
Panama Canal
Washington
Canal Sonee
Oldest active teacher in the United States inspires youth
Miss Lucinda Washburn of Potsdam New York claims she remains young by enjoying her work. She began teaching 64 years ago and walks 22 blocks daily. She says she will never be old because she finds fun in teaching and accepts schoolboy hikes.
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Lucinda Washburn
Potsdam
N. Y
United States
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