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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

May 03, 1917

Page

9

Four defendants plead guilty in cement trust case

In Portland federal court Judge Wol verton imposed a total of 10000 dollars in fines after pleas of guilty by four defendants. W H George secretary of Cowell Portland Cement F G Drum president of Pacific Portland Cement W G Henshaw president of Riverside Portland Cement and C T Cameron president of Santa Cruz Portland Cement and Standard Portland Cement.

Portland Cement Trust Wolverton W. H. George Cowell Portland Cement F. G. Drum Pacific Portland Cement Company W. G. Henshaw Riverside Portland Cement Company C. T. Cameron Santa Cruz Portland Cement Company Standard Portland Cement Corporation

Various Forms Of Headache Advertisement

A vintage medical ad claims headaches arise from a cause and pain should be relieved while treating the underlying trouble. It promotes anti-kamma tablets for immediate relief and advises two tablets at the onset of regular attacks for a patient. Obramadie et druggists offered in quantity.

J . Hay Bheckton, al Obramadie

Central Labor Council to probe potato holding charge

A special committee of the Central Labor Council will be appointed to investigate a charge by the Butchers' Union that 30 car loads of potatoes are being held in port commission warehouses for speculation. The council adopted the state federation resolutions condemning food speculation. There are 270 city firemen affiliated with the council, and a union was formed amid Fire Chief Stetson's objections. Waiters on strike have joined the Waiters' union, announced at the Wednesday meeting.

Central Labor Council Butchers’ Union Port Commission State Federation Doyle Stetson International Geneva Association Waiters’ Union

Bakers Strike Settled in Chicago After Federal Mediation

Chicago May 3 The bakers strike was settled today after a 24 hour effort by federal officials. An agreement between the union committee and employers provides a $2 weekly raise totaling about $4 000 a week. Strikers will return to their former jobs without prejudice once union members ratify the pact.

Chicago Bakers

Builders to Hold Banquet Friday in Seattle

The Master Builders association of Seattle and the Washington State chapter of the American Institute of Architects will hold their second annual assembly and banquet at the Washington Hotel Annex Friday evening at 6 o'clock. A program of discussions and musical numbers has been prepared.

Master Builders’ Association of Seattle Washington State The American Institute of Architects Washington Hotel Annex

Aliens May Leave U.S. If Approved for Departure

The Department of Justice may grant alien enemies in the United States permission to depart the country after review of their past movements and records. If denied, they face custody and confinement. Approved departures are expected to relocate to Mexico or South America.

Department of Justice United States Mexico South America Washington

Co-eds entertain at Dutch treat fundraiser event

About 800 students and faculty attended last night’s campus Y W C A Dutch treat at the university. Two hundred fifty upper class women joined in dances while funds raised support the Red Cross.

Red Cross

Seattle Electric plans Avalon cutoff to West Seattle and Youngstown run

The Seattle Electric Co will build the Avalon cutoff to West Seattle and resume service to Youngstown once city issues are settled. Manager A L Kempster announced after a council committee and traction official meeting. The company sought a franchise to build the cut-off last year but was refused due to plans to discontinue Youngstown service. Traffic now justifies continuing the Youngstown line.

Seattle Electric Co Avalon West Seattle Youngstown A. L. Kempster Traction Kempster

Wheat Opens Higher in Chicago Market Rally

The wheat pit opened with strong demand in Chicago with May contracts up 10% to 2.75 and 2.75 4 per bushel amid heightened excitement and buying pressure following yesterday's close.

Chicago

Olive Tablets Offer Gentle Liver Aid For Indigestion

Thousands of st sufferers seek relief by stimulating liver and bowels with Dr Edwards Olive Tablets, a vegetable remedy using olive oil. They claim improved digestion, lighter tongue, better appetite, and energy with no griping or cramps. Take one or two at bedtime. 10 cents at druggists.

Edwards

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