World labor laws to be written in United States
Paris dispatch reports the first world labor conference under the league of nations will meet in Washington in October to draft international labor conventions. Delegates from member nations aim to set eight hour days free speech the right to organize and protections for seamen and ship workers.
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Newspaper Enterprise Association
Paris
America
League of Nations
Washington
Peace Congress
League
Nea
Hrntieh
Great Britain
International Legislation Commission
Law Chase
England
Burrows Son Ends Wartime Army Career in France
Albert Burrows 20 son of A Burrows county superintendent of schools arrived in New York via Red Cross telegram confirming his safe arrival in France. Enlisted April 16 1917 with the 65th coast artillery he later joined the 54th coast artillery and served in the St Mantel salient before the armistice. He had recently graduated from Broadway High School and plans to enter the University of Washington.
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France
Albert Burrows
A. Burrows
New York Red Cross
Warrows
65Th Coast Artillery
54Th Coast Artillery
St. Mantel Salient
Furrows
Broadway High School
University of Washington
Miss Cremer Heads Amateur Press Club
At a Seattle gathering Saturday evening at 1146 W. 656th Ave home of Walker Rowell, officers were elected for six months. President Dolly Cremer, vice president A. H. Jacobsen, recording secretary Edra Rowell, corresponding secretary Rey Elford, official editor D. Z Gourman, literary director Aubrey W. Deery.
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Seattle Amateur Press Club
Walker Rowell
Dolly Cremer
A. H. Jacobsen
Edra Rowell
Rey Elford
D. Z Gourman
Aubrey W. Deery
Woman Accused as Shoplifter in Seattle Case
A complaint signed Saturday charges Mrs. Mary Corbett of Zindorf apartments with grand larceny. She allegedly stole merchandise valued at 29 50 from a Seattle department store, caught in the act by city detective M J McNamee.
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Mary Corbett
Zindorf
Seattle
M. J. McNamee
Drunk Driver Crashes Truck in Rockland City
M W Yenter, 21, jailed on drunken driving charges after crashing into a private machine at Sixth and Valley. Passenger Van Avery, of the Latonia hotel, was thrown through the windshield and treated for minor injuries. In Rockland March 10, money dispute notes a barber Hector Simons refusing $16,400 due to will condition requiring residence in Italy.
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M. W. Yenter
van Avery
Latonia
Yenter
Sixth and Valley
Rockland
Hector BL Simons
Italy
Man Changes Name Amid Romantic Resistance
In San Francisco on March 10, Fred Bierwagen announces a name change to Bergen. His sweetheart objects to a life tied to his current name and plans.
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San Francico
Fred Bierwagen le
Bergen
Dresser Prices and Quality Highlighted in Ad Copy
The advertisement lists dressers priced at 25.75, 21.90, 25.25, and 19.75 dollars. Each piece is described as built of solids with large plate glass mirrors and finished in a workmanlike manner.
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U. S
Hakodd
Bechtol
Hetesee Tne
Burrows
Miss Cremer
Bierwagen
Lakewood
Wilton Rugs
Rug
Maytag
Grote-Rankin
Pike
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