Two Pacific Drug workers fire over eight hour law stand
Caroline Lyons and Ruth McAllister refused to break the eight hour limit at Pacific Drug in Seattle and were dismissed Friday evening. One had over two years service and the other one and a half years. The firm admits past violations but claims intent to comply, with a complaint likely to be filed against the manager.
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Caroline Lyons
Ruth McAllister
Pacific Drug Company
Seattle
News Snippets From Seattle Excerpt
Residents push petition to extend and double Kinnear park streetcar service in Queen Anne north west. The Seattle Commercial Club departs for several cities on a return Sunday morning trip. Mountaineers hike 15 miles and plan a campfire at Best beach. Seattle Pioneer Sun Guide expands with new local features. A Civic Forum talk on Seattle as a seaport is announced. A 92 year old groom in Oklahoma weds a 24 year old. The Belleview Priests corner property sold for 40000 dollars. Nat Goodwin sues Edna Goodrich for stocks valued at 120000.
Through trains eyed for Chicago Seattle run
Heavy tourist traffic through Beattie prompts O W officials to study adding two through trains on the Chicago Seattle route. The Pioneers Association of Washington holds its annual election Tuesday night. Wednesday includes a picnic and luncheon for members and guests. Harry Daniels, a federal prisoner, has been moved to better quarters in Ottawa jail after criticizing conditions at Waukegan.
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Princeton Rat Killing Cuts City Losses in Half
Princeton officials estimate annual savings of thirty thousand dollars after destroying 4,000 rats in Princeton's second rat killing effort. The program aims to reduce disease risk and improve public health in the city.
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Mixed city briefs report disasters and events abroad
NOME Alaska reports steamers Sen ator and Umatilla near due to ice in Bering Sea. MEXICO CITY cites earthquake deaths under 125 with 119 buildings destroyed and over 1,000 damaged. APPLETON Wisconsin notes four drownings on Little Lake Butte des Morts. Paris West Africa yellow fever reports and Russell Sage coffin valued at $6,000.
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Butte Des Morts
Son of former mayor Collins dies at 22
Walter Dudley Collins, 22, son of former Mayor Collins of Kirkland and a University of Washington student, died yesterday after a lingering illness.
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Walter Dudley Collins
Kirkland
University of Washington
Local option election set for June 21 at Ta Center
Vancouver residents will vote in a local option election at Ta Center on June 21. The measure seeks community input on a municipal issue likely affecting city services and local governance.
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Wash
Ta Center
Three Convicted Murderers Face Death in Ossining
Albany June 12 three men Thomas Barnes Fred Lenhart and Joseph Nacca are slated for execution in Ossining today unless Gov Dix grants a reprieve. Barnes killed John P Leotard in February 1910 Lenhart murdered Anna Luther near Bayshore L I in April 1909 and Nacca stabbed Antoinette Dadi at Niagara Falls in January 1909.
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Ossining
Thomas Barnes
John P. Leotard
Brooklyn
Fred Lenhart
Anna Luther
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Antoinette Dadi
Niagara Falls
Children’s Day Observed in Seattle Churches
Children’s Day was observed in Seattle churches yesterday with profusions of flowers gathered by volunteers to gladden the hearts of the sick and by song services and exercises in which children only participated. Large masses of flowers adorned the chancel steps.
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Seattle
Swedish Tabernacle 8 Opens With Dedicatory Services
Dedicatory services were held yesterday at the new Swedish tabernacle at Pike street and Bellevue avenue with Rev. Nila J. Heiner delivering the principal address. The church, costing about $50,000, seats 2,000 and will host services through the week.
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Madero Leaves on Talking Tour for Morelos and Guerrero
Francisco Madero, famed revolutionary leader, departs Mexico City by special train at 8 a.m. for a speaking tour through Morelos and Guerrero. He reviews Gen. Figueroa's troops at Cuernavaca and plans a three day auto trip with a small guard. Also note a Seattle sanitation report says over 90 percent of 71 dairies meet May standards.
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Guerrero
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Fashion description of embroidery adorned waistline garment
A garment features allover embroidery on the waist area with a square Dutch neck and kimono sleeves. It is inserted with fine cotton Cluny lace, suggesting a delicate decorative finish.
Men’s Summer Underwear Price List Draft
Listing for men’s summer underwear including Cooper shirts and drawers in white with regular or sleeves at $1.00 each. Fine lisle undershirts in white and colors at $2.00 per garment. Athletic lisle underwear available at $1.00 per garment.
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