Strike Unchanged As Seattle Breweries Face Boycott Move
A Seattle strike over wages continues with breweries tied to Seattle Brewing & Malting Co Heinrich Bros and Clauson Brewing facing union pressure. Saloon owners, mostly controlled by the breweries, struggle as non-union drivers and hose incidents spark clashes amid ongoing labor actions.
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Seattle Brewing & Matting Company
Heinrich Bros
Clauseen Brewing Association
Cook
Pete Kumpf
A. C. Valbuach
Shields
Citizens’ Alliance
Striking Brewery Workers Cite Wage Demands and Union Rights
A union statement from brewery workers detailing strike terms cites pay raises for brewers and others, overtime, and eight hour day demands. It asserts Portland and Seattle contracts differ, rejects renewed bond terms, and accuses employers of creating hostility while defending union seniority and vacancy rules.
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Sporow
Brewers’ Association of the
SMW
San France
Portland
San Francisco
Lette
Washington
Seattle Brewing & Malting Company
Proclamation Anniversary Sparks Polish Unrest in Warsaw
On May 3 in Warsaw crowds mark the 14th anniversary of the Polish constitution, with street demonstrations and wider violence reported. A police sergeant was killed. soldiers and police patrol as further clashes unfold. a Lodis dispatch notes attacks on policemen, with casualties.
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Warsaw
Lodis
Reckless Seattle Autoowner Causes Barrage of Wrecks at Ballard
Harris, driving a Seattle Automobile Co. car at about 60 mph, roared through Ballard on Second Avenue causing panic and a smashup as express wagons and teams collided. B Rindleman and J Turner’s teams were damaged. Harris fled after insisting he frightened no one. City Attorney Ingersoll vows prosecution.
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Talned
Seattle Automobile Company
Harris
Ballard Avenue
Second Avenue
J. Turner
B. Rindleman
Ballard
Third Avenues
No. 8
Fiest
Rindieman
Ingersoll
Harria
Weather forecast for Spotter area Tonight and Thursday
The Weather Spotter reports showers likely tonight and Thursday. South to west winds shift from light to fresh, bringing wet conditions and cooler temperatures across the region.
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Weet Wirda
Steamer Umatilla Arrives With Full Freight and Passengers
The Pacific Coast Steamship Company steamer Umatilla arrived with a full cargo of freight and a large list of passengers, signaling a busy transport period for the line.
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Umatilla
Pacific Coast Steamship Company
Bloodshed in Chicago amid teamsters strike turmoil
Chicago faces renewed violence as a strike peak is expected with state troops possibly ordered in. Police report 500 additional officers deployed. 600 wagons will run today amid clashes with union sympathizers. A wide pattern of injuries and arrests follows as employers and unions grapple with protection and enforcement.
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Chicago
Edward Boswell
College of , and Surgeons
Twen- Street
Stewart Avenue
Crerar Cine
United States
Pierca
Michal Hogan
Howen
United States Express Company
Jury Out In Caesar Young Case After Lunch Break
In New York on May 1 the jury remained out at press time eight to four in favor of acquittal the defendant Nan Patterson sits in courtroom black as the recorder cautions the jury not to dwell on past life. The main issue is whether she killed Caesar Young not whether he shot himself. The panel retired at 1 pm lunched at 2 98 pm and left the Park Row area with a crowd gathering outside the criminal court building.
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Walter Schulte
Franklin
Morrison Street
Dode Beott
St. Louis
Madison
Franklin Streets
Walter Martin
Mon . Ward
Washington and
Wabash Avenue
Daniel's Coal Company
Springfield
Chicago
York
Nan Patterson
Washington
Caesar Young
Young
Park Row
Criminal Court
Duwamish River Pirates Said To Operate Along Sound
An active search by six officers targets the Duwamish river pirates led by “The Sea Kid.” They allegedly use a sloop and several boats, with sightings near Bagie harbor and Cow Boy Ellis believed to be guiding the gang. Authorities warn all Sound towns to watch for the group.
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Apa
Sear Kid
Pacific
Scar Kid
San Francisco
Anid
Poiceman Robinson
Allen Goucher
California
G. G. Goucher
Armill
Duwamis River
Sound
Tacoma men embark for Fairbanks Alaska expedition
Dave Blake of Tacoma and F B Simons of Spokane will sail on the City of Seattle tomorrow night with a tenderloin expedition to Fairbanks Alaska. Forty girls from various cities are among those to be taken. A launch and provisions were sent on the Alki last night.
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Tacoma
Dave Blake
F. B. Simons
Spokane
Fairbanks
Alaska
Seattle
Automaniacs Soaked by Police Arrests Report
Detective Charles Phillips and Officer Kent arrested several automaniacs described as soaked. Dr. F. A. Bryant Dr. B. W. Runninger J. N. Sandingen and Amount of Pine charged with unspecified offenses at the scene. A payment of 15 dollars noted for two ee Bach.
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F. A. Bryant
B. W. Runninger
J. N. Sandingen
Charles Phillips
Kent
Speeding Suspect Faces Fine In Police Court
J N Sandvigen appeared before Police Judge Gordon on a speeding charge after a First avenue patrol spotted a car last Saturday. He pleaded guilty yet argued his case in verbose terms before Attorney DeBruler cut him off, resulting in a $16 fine. Dr E W Runnnger visited the court later, pledging municipal improvements. Chief Delaney was present.
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DeBruler
J. N. Sandvigen
Brandvigen
Gordon
Phillipe
First Avenue
Pike Street
Sandingen
E W. Runninger
Phillips
Delaney
Cloned Watch Orders Arrest for Ordinance Violations
A commander directed troops to monitor the "bubbles" and arrest any chauffeur violating the ordinance, enforcing strict compliance and detaining offenders as needed.
The Star Ends Auto Crusade With Police Victory
The Star reports a complete victory in the automobile crusade led by Police Judge Gordon. Three offenders were fined while others were warned to curb enthusiasm as Seattle sees calmer traffic and safer streets. Chief Delaney, Detective Phillips, and Officer Kent receive public thanks for swift action and department cooperation.
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Star
Gordon
Seattle
Delaney
Star War
Phillips
Kent
Woman Inmate Scrubs King County Jail In Odd Cleaning Bid
A female inmate at King County Jail led a sweeping dusting and tidy up on Wednesday morning shocking inmates and staff. Deputy Sheriff Chet Belding escorted Mrs Annie Johnson to the court house for an insanity examination before she joined in the jail clean up.
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Wise
Littl
Annie Johnson
Belding
Stellacoom
Ken
Injured miner crawls home after mine explosion
James H. Haworth, blinded in both eyes and face scarred by rock, crawled 1 900 feet to reach the main tunnel and warn colleagues after an explosive blast at Granite mine in Wallace Idaho. He and William Miller were clearing muck when missed powder ignited. Haworth suffered severe facial injuries and eye damage, Miller escaped with bruises and temporary unconsciousness. Haworth was treated in Wallace hospital then taken to Spokane for eye consultation.
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Idaho
James H. Haworth
William Miller
Haworth
Miller
Wallace Hospital
Spokane
Oculista
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