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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1915
Page
4
The piece argues that postwar trade effects are unpredictable. Republicans warn of European cheap labor flooding markets, while Democrats expect lower tariffs could spur US manufacturing. It urges strengthening ties with neutrals, expanding US shipping, and delaying political agitation to focus on prosperity.
James Henry Tate Jr of Denver claims a gift of tongues and healing and prophesies collapse of churches, America’s demise, and endless war. He forecasts bizarre signs like bald heads and toe rings while lightly detailing fashions and world events, concluding prophets reveal what will not happen.
An editorial criticizes Secretary of State J. M. Howell for alleged failure to publish 90 day notices before the election, arguing such neglect could topple the initiative and referendum amendment and all subsequent laws. The piece questions Howell’s intent and cites inconsistent newspaper notices across counties.
A New Jersey court held that Tennessee Coal and Iron’s 1.7 percent of U.S. steel output did not prove a combination in restraint of trade when acquired by the steel trust. The piece argues the ore reserves, nature, and public right matter more than production share. It mocks Jersey court logic and notes other market observations.
Seattle hosts two major gatherings the national convention of the Association for the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis at Plymouth church and the United Yardmasters of America at the New Richmond hotel. Mayor Gill opened events. delegates tour the city, attend theater and dinners, with visits planned to Tacoma and a Sound cruise.
An Irish voyage ends sadly when Pat dies at sea and coal substitutes for weights. Michael mourns and jokes about Pat carrying his own coal. A set of quips follows about habits, courting, and a village flame as anecdotes unfold.
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