Hotel Keepers Oppose $18 Weekly Minimum Wage
Olympia March 40. At a hearing before the Industrial Welfare Commission Monday representatives of the State Association of Hotel Keepers protested the proposed establishment of a minimum wage of $18 a week for their women employed. Many hotels especially smaller ones would be unable to operate under the conditions proposed by the industrial welfare conference held earlier in the month.
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Olympia
Industrial Welfare Commission
State Association of
Industrial Welfare Conference
Fake Officers Are Held on Bail After Impersonation Arrest
Dave Mikensell Si Davinney and HH K Libke were held on 2500 dollar bail each at a hearing before United States Commissioner A C Bowman Monday afternoon for impersonating federal officers.
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Dave Mikensell
Si Davinney
HH. K. Libke
United States
A. C. Bowman
President Wilson Pardons Davis and Lang for Operating Silla
In Portland Oregon President Wilson grants full clemency to John M Davis and KR Lang who had been convicted of operating silla. The pardon reverses their sentences restoring rights and relieving penalties.
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Portland
Ore
Wilson
John M. Davis
KR. B. Lang
Silla
Contributions Raise 87.60 for Jean White Appeal
Mrs. Margaret Allen of 2631 W Holdenast reports contributions totaling 87.60 to aid the appeal for 19 year old Jean White sentenced to hang in Everett. Funds forwarded to Senator Joseph Smith, White's attorney. New donors include A Friend, Mrs M Y Martin, Naoma Hil, Mrs J Henry, Mrs Wm Clegg, Mrs Eliott and many names from Durham Washington and Everett area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Allen
W. Holdenast
Jean White
Everett
Joseph Smith
White
M. Y. Martin
Naoma Hil
J Henry
Tony Gabrick
T. J. Thomas
Peter Shimmel
Chas. Mattiodo
F. J. Smith
Chas. Canonico
Wm. Shovlin
John Fleming
A. C. Ktyers
Matt Kivym
Humbert Rowsl
Peter Wirtaman
D. H. Inglis
D. Biendiet
R. Pennacci
Ed Talvers
A. Naprovich
John Petrick
Notable wartime pilots and officials in brief
Maj. F W Schroeder, who set a world altitude record in February, is reported permanently disabled by the air service. John G Weller faces 1 to 14 years for criminal syndicalism in San Quentin. Aaron Chelmeford, Punjab governor general, deemed incapable of office by the special high commission. Nichan Martin, ex serviceman, convicted of murder of Arthur De Steinder, Canadian army veteran. Georges Carpentier, French heavyweight champion, set for exhibition in Vancouver in July.
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Washington
F. W. Schroeder
Air Service
Oakland
John G. Weller
San Quentin
Delhi
Ind
Aaron Chelmeford
Punjab
Prescott, Ariz
Nichan Martin
Arthur de Steinder
Vancouver
B.C
Georges Carpentier
Beut
Juy
Seattle Firm Wins Navy Highway Contract
Olympia March 30 John Gabbraith & Co. of Beattie obtained a contract to build 1.7 miles of the highway between Belfair and Hoyoke for 240? and 24687 The highway commission let contracts totaling 259468 The details indicate a firm based in Beattie securing the navy highway project and the commission approving multiple contracts for a sizable state road program.
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Olympia
John
Gabbraith & Co
Beattie
Navy
Belfair
Hoyoke
The
Highway Commission
Belgian Woman Finds Home Remedy Here
A Belgian woman credits Dr Williams Pink Pills with reversing five years of poor health marked by anemia nervousness and stomach pain. She reports weight gain better sleep and renewed vitality after using the pills and recommends them to others. The pills are sold by druggists or directly from Williams Medicine Co Schnec tady New York at cents per box postpaid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Carnella DeHeer
Lincoln Avenue
Ogden
Utah
Dr Williams
Belgium
Quit Meat When Kidneys Bother
An article advocates flushing the kidneys to prevent illness citing meat as a cause of overworked kidneys and recommending four ounces of rad salts daily in water before breakfast. It claims the tonic neutralizes acids in urine and prevents bladder weakness and kidney complications.
Nine men held on conspiracy charges after Meadowdale raid
Roy Olmstead and eight others captured by federal prohibition officers at Meadowdale on March 22 were ordered to enter pleas within a week. Judge Neterer refused to reduce bail for seven defendants while easing Olmstead and Clark’s bail from 5000 to 2500. If a man knows he is in the wrong he can afford to get angry.
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Wyeth
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Woodhouse-Grunbaum Furniture Co. Inc
Grunbauyy —Bros— Furniture
Pike FC
Ratte
Drug Company
Eure
Simfor
Howard's
Farites
Bryan
Second Avenue At University
New York
Vinci
OWL Drug CO
Seattle
Old Mexico
Yust
Shriner
Urner
Oxford
Rhodes Co
Pictorial Review and McCall Patterns
Jersey
Copenhagen
Meadowdale
Clark
Guardian Trust & Savings Bank
Colman Building
Royal Rochester
Liue
UCN
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