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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Mar 18, 1915

Page

5

Hope for Peace in Longshore Strike Hinge on President

Hope for an end to the longshoremen's strike rests on the arrival of T. V. O'Connor, president of the International Longshoremen's Association, from New Orleans. Local mediation failed to break the deadlock as employers demand control of hiring while the union insists on their rostered lists. vote favored continuing the strike with vigor.

T. V. O'Connor International Longshoremens Association New Orleans Water Front Employers’ Union Lang Paysse Alaska

Fire at Eagle Macaroni Plant Destroys Homes in Tacoma

A blaze in Tacoma destroyed the Eagle Macaroni Manufacturing Co plant and five adjacent dwellings on lower Pacific Avenue. Losses reached about $100,000 and one man, Andrew E. Wilson, 60, died from shock while being treated.

Tacoma Eagle Macaroni Manufacturing Co Pacific Ave Andrew E. Wilson

The German Side of the War Extended at Moore

The German Side of the War pictures shown at the Moore in Seattle have drawn strong demand and will be held over until Saturday night. The official Staats-Zeitung images carry Kaiser endorsement and have attracted a large audience.

Moore Seattle N. Y. Staats-Zeitung

Irish Fusiliers Arrive Doubling 47th Battalion

New Westminster reports Irish Fusiliers 259 strong from Vancouver arriving at the local camp, bringing the 47th battalion to 87 men.

New Westminster B. C Irish Fusiliers Vancouver

Musterole Relief Promises No Blisters From Mustard Plasters

An advertorial touts MUSTEROLE as a clean oil of mustard substitute for sore throats bronchitis pleurisy rheumatism and other aches. It claims quick pain relief without blistering and notes sizes 260 600 jars and a hospital size for 2 40. The Murterole Company Cleveland Ohio.

Murterole Company Cleveland

AustinOffers to Stage Bout in Courtroom

Lonnie Austin an instructor and professor of physical culture offered to stage a free sparring exhibition for the judge and jury in Depart ment No 7 where he and Dan Salt are on trial for promoting the fight between Cohen and Ludwig Anderson on January 9 that led to Andersons death. The judge declined after objections from Deputy Prosecutor Helsell. Joshua Green testified to Austins good character and that he had taken lessons from them.

Lonnie Austin Manly Art of Department No 7 Dan Salt the Cohen Ludwig Anderson Austin Helsell Will H. Morris Cohen Joshua Green Seattle Salt

Submarine Contracts Awarded for Four Vessels

Secretary of the Navy signs four submarine contracts in Seattle and Washington. The Schley, first sea going American sub, will reach 20 knots on the surface and 10 to 12 knots submerged, powered by both engines and batteries, costing 1.35 million dollars. Nol N 2 and N 3 are coastal defense submarines built in Seattle. Schley built at Electric Boat in Quincy, Massachusetts.

Washington

Petition filed to wind up Bank of Vancouver affairs

A petition to wind up the Bank of Vancouver is filed in Vancouver British Columbia, noting suspended payments since December 15. Also: Walla Walla Parent Teachers Association will meet Tuesday night at the Walla Walla school.

Vancouver B. C Bank of Vancouver Walla Walla Parent- Teachers’ Association

Widow's guest faces gossip and moral judgment in town

A reader debate reveals mixed views on a widower with a houseguest older than his daughters. Some praise her independence while others call it scandalous. Advice covers social stigma and staying together for family.

Kane's Spring Display Ready for Inspection

J. S. Kane the tailor at 709 Third Ave announces his spring suitings for ladies are ready for inspection. He says prices are set to meet demand with ladies' suits starting at $235 this season.

J. S. Kane Third Ave Mr. Kane

Pinex cough syrup promises quick relief and economy

An advertisement touts Pinex cough syrup as a superior home remedy for ordinary coughs, bronchitis, croup, and winter coughs. It explains preparation with 2½ ounces Pinex and sugar syrup to make a pint, claims fast relief, pleasant taste, and urges buying from a druggist with a money back guarantee.

Pinex Co Wayne Ind

Sage Tea Keeps Your Hair Dark and Youthful

Gray hair signals age but Sage Tea and Sulphur promise a fuller dark look. The ad touts Weyth's Sage and Sulphur Compound, a 50 cent cure said to darken hair, curb dandruff, and stop itching and shedding. A sponge or brush draws through strands, with results by morning and a natural, glossy finish.

Mara

Big Night In University District Marks Spring Jubilee

Thursday night listeners in the North End anticipate a spring business jubilee. Mayor Gill will speak as the celebration opens at 7 p.m. and continues until midnight.

University District Gill

Burns Agency Tries to Bring Blethen Back

The Hurns Detective agency aims to extradite A J Blethen newspaper publisher from California, following a judge's arrest order for contempt of court. Burns had filed libel suits seeking damages for Blethen articles and editorials alleged to interfere with court actions. Blethen has been in California for weeks.

Hurns Detective Agency A. J. Blethen California Ronald Blethen William J. Burns Burns

Federal Court Considers Seattle Fare Zone Challenge

An application seeks a federal order to restrain the state public service commission from blocking the Seattle, Renton and Southern from establishing a zone fare system. The plan would allow 1 cent fare collections within city limits. Judge Neterer heard arguments Thursday and took the matter under advisement.

State Public Service Commission Seattle, Renton & Southern U. S Neterer

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