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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1919
Page
6
For sale items include a dining table with six chairs and a dresser. Located at 106 N 60th. Contact for prices and delivery options.
Albany reports New York state through the public works program will employ 76,000 men this year and benefit about 1,000,000 people overall. More than $50 million is to be spent on building and highway construction, with $26 million for highways and $17 million for other construction projects including a new state office building in Albany and repairs to Sing Sing prison and hospital facilities.
England’s labor crisis appears eased as the industrial congress adopts the joint committee report advocating an eight hour day a minimum wage and a permanent industrial council to settle disputes Nearly 800 delegates from major employers and about seven million workers attended Westminster Central Hall The move shifts pressure onto government and capital to implement promised reforms and signals a significant advance for unions in a generation
K Akamasa 50 hog rancher of 1814 Whipple St is in City Hospital in serious condition after being struck by South Seattle street car No 372 at Richthaven and Adams St at 10 30 am Monday. Motorman W H Johnson and witness Ike Tamura were involved. Akamasa was thrown between wagon and car suffering severe lacerations. prognosis uncertain.
Flora Navilet testified in superior court alleging negligence by Alvin M. Schoenfelt Fred J. Cole and their wives and Republic Casualty in a damages suit over her husband Smile Navier who died June 25 1918 when jolted from a jitney at Third Ave and Union St his skull fractured as he rode to 4050 Fifth Ave N E
Andrew Brady sues the city of Seattle for 10000 claiming injuries from two city auto drivers on December 3. The collision at 20th Ave S and Jackson St fractured both legs as one vehicle towed another ran over Brady. Superior Judge Clay Allen hears the case.
The Beattle Council of Railway Men’s Welfare League plans a Monday delegation to the Bellingham convention urging a tri non partisan alliance among the State Federation of Labor the state federation and the state grange. Officers were elected including LD Cramer president and Alvin Moore secretary with an executive committee named to serve through 1920.
Governor Lister remains in similar condition with improved pulse. Dr Edward P Fick, Listers physician, announces at noon that the governors pulse is 104 with temperature and respiration at 22.
Special to The Star notes art critic Jagnn Ni Beffel claims Chicago women use baby talk terms. Della Laurie counters Boston women are known for culture and proper language. A playful dog scene prompts Laurie to dismiss the notion as unlikely in Boston society.
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