Phone Strike Near as Seattle Operators Prep Walkout
Local union leaders say a Seattle telephone operators strike may occur at any minute pending word from Miss Misa Nellie Johnson national vice president. Johnson advised preparedness as a Monday meeting and a Labor Temple gathering discussed actions and reactions to San Francisco conference decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Misa Nellie Johnson
Internatonal Ce
Telephone Operators’ Union
Portland
San Francisco
Miss Johnson
A&a
Labor J
San
Misa May Luffy
Mabel Leslie
Boston
Julia O'Connor
Labor Temple
Francisco
Huns Vote to Accept Terms
Weimar reports the assembly backing Chancellor Bauer's new ministry with most members voting confidence. Bauer said Germany is ready to sign the treaty but must record opposition to handing over its subjects and acknowledged war responsibility before final approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weimar
Assembly
Bauer
Germany
Teuton Cabinet Now Organized in Berlin
Germany's new cabinet was announced listing Gustav Adolph Bauer as chancellor Herman Mueller as foreign minister Eduard David as interior minister Mathias Ern Fer ber as finance and vice chancellor Wissel as economics Schlicka as labor Meyer as treasury Johann Giesberts as posts and telegraphs Dr Bell as communications and colonies Noske as defense Schmidt as food controller Advices from Weimar said the government would accept peace terms before the deadline tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
United Press
Germany
Gustav Adolph Bauer
Herman Mueller
Eduard David
Interior
Mathias Fernberger
Finance
Herr Wissel
Herr Schlicka
Herr Meyer
Johann Giesberts
Dr. Bell
Gustav Noske
Herr Schmidt
Weimar
Seattle Train Derails Near Aurora Injuring Several
A Burlington Route passenger train from Seattle derailed near Aurora Nebraska after hitting a defective switch while traveling 62 mph. Four sleepers, a diner and a chair car left the rails. Among the injured were Mr and Mrs Alfred H Swan Y M C A workers in China and Mrs W W Teewell of Gillette Wyoming, all taken to Lincoln hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aurora
Neb
St. Louis
Burlington Houte
Here
Gillette, Wyo
Lincoln
Blockades Will Be Raised With Peace
Paris reports that the economic council, with the signing of peace, will raise all blockades including that against Russia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
United Press
the Economic Council
Russia
Prolonged German Negotiations Across Treaty Deadline
The article reports Clemenceau and allied powers demanding a definitive German decision on signature within 24 hours. Germany protests core treaty articles, rejects Article 236 and the surrender of colonial possessions, and asserts reservations and potential repudiation of obligations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clemenceau
German Republic
Germany
German Fleet Sunk as Crews Abandon Ships at Sea
Eye witness reports describe German battleships Moltke Seydlitz Derfflinger Hindenburg and Von der Tann sinking after neutralization by German crews. British guards fire on boats as sailors abandon ship and many are rescued by destroyers. A separate note outlines a proposed two year review of the treaty with the League of Nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scapa Flow
Moltka
Seydlitz
Derflinger
Hindenburg
von der Tann
High Council
League of Nations
Germany
Labor men end state session in Washington federation
Conservatives left after closing session as radicals seized control. A paper resolution endorsing the Mooney strike and a referendum on the One in Union plan passed. About 75 unresolved resolutions will be reviewed by the federation executive council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellingham
Triadricals
Washington State
Foderation of Labor
Mooney
Federation Executive Council
Federation
Riot Act Holds Through Winnipeg Riots Debated
Winnipeg remains under riot act as six women await trial for Saturday clashes. Mayor Gray bans parades as military is withdrawn and special constables patrol. The 40 day general strike shows little sign of settlement with union leaders demanding terms before talks. Toronto street railway workers also struck, halting service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg
Man
United Press
Gray
H. T. Hazelton
Winnipea Houilders’ Exchange
Sale of High Class Wraps At 29.50
A sale of high class wraps priced at 29.50 proves successful from the outset. The offerings are described as exceptional and attract early demand.
Lotions and Creams for the Summer Girl's Complexion
Drug section on upper main floor lists freckle creams and face lotions with prices. Dr Berry’s Freckle Cream 50c, Stillman’s Freckle Cream 50c, Malvina Cream 50c, Orchard White 35c. Hazel Cream for sunburn 50c, Hind’s Honey and Almond Lotion 49c and 98c, plus Certified with Hazel and Almond Lotion at 50c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Berry
Stillman
Orchard
Hind
Outdoor Kiddie Toys Offer Colorful Healthful Fun
Basement store on Union Street advertises aluminum sand sieves and moulds, Sandy Andy toys from 75 cents to 1.25, sand trays 50 or 75 cents, sand sets and mills 35 cents to 1 dollar, sand wagons 1 dollar, modeled sail boats 65 cents to 6 dollars, tin wheelbarrows 50 cents to 1.25, and children’s tennis rackets 10 to 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandy Andy Toys
Union Street
Apron Gingham and Fine Lawn at Bon Marche Lower Floor
Advertises apron gingham 10 yard bolts in blue black and tan checks up to 20 yards. Fine white lawn 40 inches wide sold by the yard at 25 cents. Bird's eye diaper cloth offered in 10 yard bolts 24 inches wide at 2.85, 27 inches at 2.50. Lower main floor Bon Marche.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BON Marche
Shoe sale ad lists varied prices in bold type
Local advertisement promotes footwear with BLACK SHOES priced at 10 cents and WHITE KID SHOES at 30 cents, plus WHITE CANVAS SHOES at 25 cents. The brief catalog emphasizes low prices and a simple display.
Also Mentioned on This Page
National Assembly
Carl D. Groat
Zurich
Herr Vor Hamiel
Von
Teuton
Burlington
Alled
Associated Powers
Big Four
Seacocks
Toronto
Ont
Toronto Street Railway
THE
Dolmans
Navy
Green
Apron Gingham
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!