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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1919

Page

8

Grange, Rail Workers and Labor Men Confer

Bellingham June 17 A political alliance that may shape state elections began with a conference of the State Federation of Labor executive council the Railway men Welfare league and the State Grange. Officials called the meeting harmonious and hinted at a strong triple alliance likely to gain federation backing over a labor party.

State Federation of Labor Railwaymen's Welfare League Offilals State Grange Brotherhoods Labor Fed Executive Council State Federat Federation Charles Perry ‘Taylor Fred Chamber Puyallup the Orange I. Hudson S Welfare League E . Davey H. Alvins Common Welfare Grange William Bouck Sedro-Woolley Fred W. Lewin Tumwater Fred Nelson Kenton Junction Fred Chamberlain C. P. Cotterill Kent Herman Nelson Ortila Labor Party Altho

Pottery ferry officer kills wife then takes life

Ellensburg reports a coroner's jury verdict finding F. J. Potter, ferry foreman at Wantage, shot his wife after she interfered with an attack on their 1 year old adopted daughter Huby and then killed himself. The child was not molested.

Ellensburg F. J. Potter Kitnap- Grant Wantage

Funeral services for Michael Earles

Funeral services for Michael Earles, lumberman and capitalist, who died Sunday at his home 84 Olympic Place, were held from the residence Tuesday at 2 o'clock. Interment will await completion of a mausoleum. Earles had lived in Seattle 32 years and is survived by his wife Helen and two daughters Evelyn and Elizabeth.

Michael Earles Olympic Place Farin Seattle Helen Earles Evelyn Elizabeth Earles

Jones Dies in Seattle After Prolonged Illness

Mrs Wealthy A Jones a longtime resident of the city died Monday afternoon at Seattle General hospital after a prolonged illness.

W. A. Jones Wealthy A. Jones Thin City Seattle General Hospital

Miners Back Up William Short Amid Seattle Labor Clash

In Seattle a split over leadership and strategy unfolds as miners rally behind William Short during the general strike fight. Officials fear the Mooney case and AFL laws influence convention rules while call for labor unity and political action across agencies.

Bolshevism Is Union Menace

Basil M. Manly outlines AFL leaders plans to stamp out Bolshevism in the United States. He cites fears Bolshevik doctrine could split labor, prompting campaigns to counter propaganda and push legislative and economic reforms to secure better conditions and worker voices.

N FA Atlantic City N. J American Federation of Labor Kelsheviem United States Rotviem Rolshevik Samuel Gompers Russia Ae Jong American Labor Movement House Senate Bolsheviem i A. F L.A Bolsheviem Beleheviam Executive Council Ye American Federation of Labors Ita Fedeation of Labor Bolaheviam

Labor activity peppers Bellingham federation meeting

The State Federation of Barbers and related unions convened in Bellingham with delegates from Tacoma Spokane and Seattle. Tom Egan was named president H L Pickering secretary Rob Hesketh led as first international vice president and sessions ran 9:30 to 12:30 and 2 to 5. Some delegates protested eight hour limits while arguing for eight hour days when working for themselves.

Beatule Tom Russell Tacoma Russell Miller Seattle Bellingham Ita Po- Hee Bob Hesketh State Federation of Barbers Tom Egan H. L. Pickering Culinary Crafts Rob Hesketh First International

Lace Trimmed Voiles in Many Varieties

French voiles with lace or embroidery and front panel over the skirt priced at $5.75. Voiles or linens with colored embroidery or plaids and stripes sell for $3.95. Colored linen waists or over the skirt models in figured voile or batiste, belted with satin ribbon, priced at $5.75. Second Floor The Bon Marche.

BON Marche

Silk poplin fabrics priced by yard and color

The snippet markets inexpensive silk poplin options 36 inches wide in lustrous colors and a heavier 40 inch wide silk poplin in white and black, offered at 2.50 dollars per yard.

Belgium Silk Poplin

Cotton Materials for Vacation Clothes

Cotton materials advertised for vacation attire. White Etamine suiting fabric 32 inches wide described as very special for sports dresses and light summer outfits.

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Antired Tion Public Utilities William Short Seattle Metal Trades Short A. F. of L Bextiers Mooney Mooney Defense Committee San Francisco Amercan Federation of Labor A. Ff. of L Acta Muesia Huesia Sister Republic Legion of Loggers Timber Worker Union Charles Perry Taylor Building Trades, Metal Trades and Miscellaneous Trades Resolutions Committee United Mine Workers of Tono Fred BB. Newman Raymond Womer Laula Nash Seattle Telephone Operators’ Union A. B. Callahan J. A. McCorckie Otto A. Dima UNION By Basil M. Manly National War Labor Board AL PF Our Bolsheviers Rpgain Copenhagen Canary State Federation McDonald James Soult Leopold Hotel Royal Baker Leopold Baker Abdul Scimitar Spokane McCall Bon Marche Personal Service Amazon Chambray Black Green Galateas THE BON Marchesa
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