Canadians Ask General Tieup Over Labor Strike
Immigrants from the United States are favored in land projects as strikes spread to Calvary Saskatoon Edmonton and Moore law. The three leaders say the strike is national in scope and workers await votes while rail unions meet Winnipeg leaders. Employers include the Citizens' league and international railroad officials confer with local leaders.
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Calvary
Saskatoon
Edmonton
Moore Law
ER. B. Russell
Metal Workers’ Union
Ernest Robinson
Rev
Wim. Ivens
Bie
A J. Andrewa
Citizens’ League
Winnipeg
Vancouver Men Vote No Strike
Vancouver postal workers rejected a sympathetic strike and chose to stay at their posts for now. A Trades and Labor Council meeting is planned, and a telegram was sent to Premier Borden and labor officials urging government concession to collective bargaining. No strike movements are reported in other cities.
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Trades and Labor Council
Borden
Ottawa
Robertson
Winnipeg
Canada
Toronto Labor Warn Keeps Strike On Hold
May 28 Toronto reports a respite until Friday after a round table meeting of workers and employers called by the mayor. Premier Borden will meet a deputation in Ottawa to seek an amicable settlement. A 15-member union committee may strike Friday at 10 o clock if collective bargaining is not granted and a 44 hour week is demanded. The typographical union was urged by International President Scott to refrain from joining the one big union, as unrest widens to Winnipeg.
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Toronto
Round
Robert Borden
Ottawa
Borden
Church S
Gen. Gunn
Board of Trade
Winnipeg
International
Scott
One Bigs
Lethbridge
Brandon
Montreal
Regina
Saskatoon
Saskatchewan
G. D. Robertson
Minster of Labor
Commission
Thes
Citizens’ Committee
Many Towns in Grip of Strike Across Canada May 8
Ottawa reports widespread industrial unrest with strikes and talk of a general strike. Winnipeg holds out for collective bargaining while Toronto calls a 45000 strong walkout postponed to Friday. Edmonton Calgary Lethbridge Brandon see strikes and paralysis in cities. Ottawa pledges order and a commission outcome to guide policy.
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Ottawa
United Vrees
Canada
Winnipeg
Toronto
Edmonton
Calgary
Death in Milwaukee station Baffles Officials
An unidentified man, poorly dressed with a week growth of beard, collapsed in the Milwaukee station at Kent late Tuesday. Night operator J. D. Harris found him and Dr G. A. MacGregor called. Dr Willie H. Carson, Kent coroner, reported poison in the stomach after a post mortem and said analysis would follow Wednesday. The man had 56 cents in his pockets and wore a shabby green cap, blue coat, and gray trousers.
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Milwaukee
Kent
J. D. Harris
G. A. MacGregor
Willie H. Carson
Jail Breaker Sochaki Recaptured in Vancouver
Leon Sochaki, one of five escapees from Snohomish county jail on May 14, was arrested in Vancouver, B C, and is being returned to Everett by Deputy Sheriff Jim Hill. He reportedly ordered the return of $40 seized at his first arrest and faces deportation to Austria as a dangerous alien enemy.
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Leon Sochaki
Snohomish County
Vancouver
B. C
Itn
Everett
Jim Hill
J. P. Boyd
Sochaki
McCulloch
Wales bows to Lloyd George as nation's top influence
Special to The Star by N. EB. A. from Cardiff notes Wales reveres Premier Lloyd George as the biggest man. The second most influential figure in politics and religion is his brother William George, according to local sentiment.
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N. EB. A
Cardiff
Wales
Lloyd George
William George
German Peace Counter Proposal Demands League Entry
German counter proposals to the peace treaty reject relinquishing the Kaiser and seek immediate German admission to the league of nations with a mandate over former colonies. They call for Danzig as a free port, four months for entente troop withdrawal, and repayment of damages. They propose a reparations commission and rights to overseas trade, tax German fortunes abroad, and reciprocal trials for those held responsible.
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Oakl D
GROAT
United Press
Kerlin
Kaiser
Germany
League of Nations
Dansig
Vistula
Danzig
Entente
France
Wieon
Wilson
Silesia
Alsace
Lorraine
Nietze Valley
Posen
NAB SEVEN 11 DRIVERS FINED IN TRAFFIC COURT
Eleven men were fined for speeding and reckless driving in police court on Tuesday with fines ranging from 15 to 30 dollars. State warrants were issued for four others who failed to appear. Judge Gordon collected 54 dollars in bail forfeited by traffic violators.
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J.F. Falkner
G. F. Reynolds
Third Ave
Stuart St
Nels Larson
W. A. Elliott
Whatcom Ave
W. Nolan
W. J. Richmire
Righth Ave
Pine St
EB. Morford
W. M. Clifton
W. A. Bilithorp
Charles Degan
J. P. Martin
C. Schmidt
M. Lutes
C. C. Edwards
VU. C. Scott
Frank Spring
Suess
Phil Bronson
H. J. Fox
Gordon
Audubon Society to Hear Biologist Dr Walter P Taylor
Dr Walter P Taylor of the U S Bureau of Biological Survey will speak to the Seattle Audubon Society Thursday May 29 at 8 p m in the Transportation Club rooms Railway Exchange building Second Ave and Cherry St. He will describe the bureau work on distribution and habits of birds and mammals and their relation to agriculture including bird and game protection pest control and related investigations.
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Walter P. Taylor
Bureau of Biological Survey
United States Department of Agriculture
Seattle Audubon Society
Transportation Club
Tx+ change
Second Ave
Cherry At
Trial reveals sabotage plans and alleged LWV influence
Testimony cites a 1917 letter from the Lumber Workers’ Industrial Union to William D Haywood suggesting industrial stoppages on the Pacific coast and German sympathy. Prosecutors tie radical ideas to Wilson’s The New Freedom while Vanderveer calls the document a cold plant.
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Vanderveer
Frank
EE. R. Tobey
United States
W. W
Progermans
Seattle
Lumber Workers’ Industrial Union
Wiliam D. Haywood
LW. W
Pacific Coast
Tobey
Union Block
I W. W
Wilson
Freedom
Charlies EB. Claypool
Woodrow Wilson
Claypool
Vannerveer
Ll. W. W
Boldt's French Pastry Shops Move to Prime Doors
Uptown at 1414 3rd Ave and downtown at 913 2nd Ave list Boldt's French Pastry as active storefronts. The compact notes show two locations and the brand's presence in city streets.
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Boldt
Poem Fragment Laments Political Fallout and Bootlegger Ties
A fragment warns that when he meets Congress he will face a knockout blow. The public distrusts him as dangerous, while bootleggers seek his favor for gain. If the nation goes dry, that friendship will become pain.
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Congress
Expert Dentists Offer Painless Fix and Free Exam
Put off dental work no more for health and cost reasons. Graduate registered dentists with state board certificates guarantee quality materials and sanitary, painless service. Free examination, clear written estimate, and no obligation to proceed.
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Thesr
State Dental Board
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