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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1915
Page
12
Local readers recall star Buffalo Bill as crowds gather for a town parade. The column lists residents and addresses praising the legendary showman and recounts vivid scenes of his grand entrance and the joyous reception by townsfolk.
Blind Linley J. Luce, a court stenographer, marries Charlotte E. MacLeod, a longtime St. James Hotel stenographer. Five years after Mrs Luce lost her sight she learned the touch system of stenography, bonding through sympathy.
Fragmentary OCR lists names and rail line references including J Moore and JOO McMallen with Pacific, Northwest, and Spokane connections, but no coherent event or details to summarize.
Pioneer editor argues British workmen will not endure further hardship and that postwar ownership will permanently shift railroads from private to national control. He claims stock dividends and bond interest are guaranteed during war and predicts a lasting nationalization despite calls for return to private hands.
The piece argues that British railroads face high costs due to over-capitalization and wartime expansion. It predicts unrest as workers demand better pay and conditions, citing wage boosts during war and rising living costs. It highlights profits among manufacturers and the likelihood of strikes among firemen and Welsh miners amid private ownership versus government control.
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