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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1910
Page
8
Union and non union drivers face a looming conflict as a major town transport system grapples with a strike threat. Officials report tensions rising between the drivers, city authorities, and employers with a union-led plan set to test peace as four companies brace for potential disruption.
A passage notes that night work for women in certain lines of business, including dressmaking, will be prohibited by law after last night. The reform targets factories employing more than ten persons to limit women’s night labor due to sea trade exigencies.
Mr and Mrs Rocke tt welcomed their fourth child as a daughter in Pocantico near York. The couple previously have two sons and now three children in total.
Meeting of the Teamsters planned at Labor Temple with discussion of parade on Main Street and remarks by Secretary of the Union and other officers.
Residents rush to aid helpless children at 6305 Fourth Ave NE as mother and another child recover in Wayside Emergency Hospital. A neighbor provides bed and clothing while others donate cash and provisions, with $30 raised by Woods and local supporters.
Thirty five families apply to Mrs Tharp at 2824 W 65th St after The Star recounts the story of Ruby Armstrong. Attorney Charles H Crouch holds papers in the Halley building. The baby will be placed once legal steps are completed after the Missouri mother fails to return W. 65th St. widow Mrs Tharp cannot adopt. Ruby has a mild measles and still smiles as she waves goodbye.
An attorney plans to tidy the bare house for the returning mother from hospital with neighbors sewing for her while the husband A Mason faces new charges of neglect and abuse. Supporters vow to aid the estranged family when he leaves jail again.
A Gatlin Institute ad argues liquor causes mental and physical decline and offers a three day cure. It lists multiple institute locations including Seattle and Denver and promises refund if no cure.
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