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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1910
Page
3
The Chicago convention heard butchers accuse packers of deception, asserting talk of price cuts is a diversion from indictments. Edwin Levy blamed packers for inflated margins, detailing high lamb costs and mispriced cuts, while vowing meat prices will never fall for consumers.
A United Press dispatch quotes Taft hearing of the Gatun dam project. The message claims a vast quantity of concrete and rock to be moved, marking a milestone as a record for the canal's expansion work.
York November 17 McKenna a dishwasher arrested on a writ for producing improper postcards to Taft was committed to Bellevue hospital at arraignment She claimed she was the Goddess of Liberty and dramatic in her assertion
The first social session of Odin No 27, a new organization for American Scandinavians, Swedish Norwegian Icelandic members is held. Carl J 7. A Sigurdsson, Judge George Gregory, C A Pierson and HF discussed forestry courses offered by the University of Washington through March 24, for the third year, with no other qualifications than ability to carry.
Mail advices from the Orient report rising tension between Japan and China in Manchuria. A clash at Chintao near Korea left several Japanese injured as police opened fire on a group of about 36 Chinese near an inn. The incident adds to escalating border hostilities between the two nations.
Stone & Webster Engineering Corp wins $250,000 contract to construct the Kiaw and Erlanger theatre on University Street near Fourth Avenue. Construction will start within a week and the playhouse should be ready for occupancy by August 1, 1911.
Committees from the Rotary club and Chamber of Commerce will visit the grounds near John B. Allen school this morning to discuss the proposed Phinneyay car line route with Beattle Electric Company officials and the school board.
An inquiry is underway into the desecration of five American sailors graves from Commodore Perry's expedition that opened Japan to the world. The act was reported to the American embassy, with advices received in Victoria British Columbia on November 11.
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