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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1920
Page
11
A job expert quotes women seeking work and discusses salary expectations. The piece notes a school teacher seeking auto sales work and describes itinerant typists moving city to city for higher pay due to labor shortages, plus women who tried downtown work through volunteer experience.
Joe Vargas, one of the original 17 defendants in the Auburn box car conspiracy, was discharged on a motion by his counsel unopposed by District Attorney Saunders. He had been jailed two months with no bail. government evidence did not implicate him. The article also notes wartime homecomings and comments on women in war work and related societal issues.
London May 31 Allied premiers will not hold a meeting before the Spa conference. Official word said neither Lloyd George nor Millerand suggested a pre meeting. The report notes women volunteers discuss pay demanding high wages for overseas lectures and publicity work.
Article depicts Judge James A. Collins sentencing the Indianapolis Daily Times editor for constructive contempt. It argues editors face harsher treatment than criminals, accusing courts of denying constitutional safeguards and endorsing potential recalls of judges.
More than 60 Beattie coal dealers and families travel in two special cars to Spokane for the first annual Washington Hottail Fuel dealer convention next week. Delegates to the national convention in Detroit will be elected. the meeting will discuss educating the public to buy coal in spring and summer. A separate note mentions customs inspectors finding 400 bottles of whisky aboard the steamer Ural Ban Maru.
A land owner promotes title insurance with pride, arguing laws would fall on the owner if a tithe is defeated, and noting funds set aside to cover any loss immediately. He urges readers not to be without this protection and emphasizes financial readiness.
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