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Seattle Star in Seattle, Washington

04 Nov 1918

Page 10

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Seattle Star

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Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Nov 04, 1918

Page

10

A Patriotic Woman Responds To President in 1918 Letter

A Omaha reader writes in February 1918 about supporting Democrats while her family fights for the country. She details hospital service, her son's and husband's war service in France, and her sacrifices at home. She questions the President's appeal to loyalty and politics during wartime.

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France Red Cross Young Men’s Christian Association Congress United War A. 8 Elford Seattle Canvana King County Council of Patriotic Service Homes Registration Service Beattie United States Homes Registration Service Arcade Building Elliott
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Keep Our Supreme Court Inviolable

A political editorial urges safeguarding Washington state's Supreme Court from demagogues and politicians. It appeals to uphold the court’s reputation as progressive and notes a former president praising its constitutionality rulings and enduring legacy.

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Supreme Court Supreme Bench United States Supreme Court of State of Washington
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Workingman's Open Letter Urges Mount Re election

Oct 19 1918 letter from Olympia unionist endorses Judge Wallace Mount for a six year Supreme Court term. Praises Mounts honesty, labor rulings, and opposition to demagogues while noting Mount wrote key decisions like State vs Rossman and Larson vs Rice. Argues courts uphold labor protections, urges re election with Mount, Mitchell, and Main.

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Wallace Mount Supreme Court of State of Washington Olympia Labor and Trades Council Supreme Court Mount Rossman Larson Judge Mount
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