84- Female Help Wanted
Classified ads offer women for canning and war vacancies with pay and training. Listings include government jobs, sales agents, home stamping, and room and board offers. Multiple firms and locations such as Franklin Institute and The World’s Mirror advertise opportunities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Canning Co
W. Bockaneave
Alki
Pauntleroy
Gatewood
Youngstown
Niverside Station
Franklin Institute
Pept
Kneechester
Ant
Pitth
Oswald Bittott
Warri
Fraser Paterson Tea Room
Diamond Watch and Jewelry Advertisements and Notices
A collage of mixed notices includes jewelry ads, old gold and diamond buyouts, piano lessons, and public notices for a Port of Seattle election. It lists vendors and services with names like SMITH JEWELRY and 1204 Second Ave, plus a Port of Seattle election detail by President Robert Tridges.
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Carret
Peter Michar
Hippodrome
Levice Dalton
Wits
Deldits
Willatkorn
Kodarure IW
Jacobs Pitt
Bemi Kingaton
Nate
Conscription Of Skilled Labor For War Near Washington
Conscription of skilled labor for war work may become a fact under the new draft regulation issued today. The national interest may require inducting such men into military service rather than leaving them in industry or agriculture, and deferred classification or order numbers cannot delay the call.
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Washington
Bandit's Victim Dies After Seattle Robbery
Charles Martin age 28 died at city hospital early Saturday from a bullet wound after an assault by highwaymen on Eighth Ave between Union and University Sts. Detectives arrested Nick Labusta, 27, an Austrian laborer, found with a loaded nickel plated .44 gun while leaving 624 Weller St. He is held on an open charge and suspected of the robbery attempt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Charlies Martin
City Hospital
Martin
Union
University Ste
J. M. Blaine
R. EF. Benjamin
Nick Labusta
Wellerst
Labusta Ia
Charles Martin
Public Markets List Items and Prices at South End Stall
A brief market list from South End stalls notes items such as pot roast lamb chops and mince meat, with prices around $1.75. Other goods include gelatine, tea, prunes, white figs, sardines, butter, cheese, cookies and bread, with multiple stalls and quantities listed in dollars and pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Fend
Anderson
Phone Strike Delays Seattle Delegates in Mediation
United Press dispatch from San Francisco reports Northwest telephone workers delaying negotiations by withholding delegates to the federal mediation commission. Delegates were expected Sunday as the strike’s status dispute with the operators union was clarified by receipt of the tentative settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwest
San Francisco
Federal Mediation Commission
Northwrat
Operstor
City Moves Fast On New Health Laws For Vice Crackdown
City council aims to rush amendments to health ordinances to authorize isolation and quarantine of those labeled with contagious diseases. Proposal, urged by Corporation Counsel Caldwell, would empower the health commissioner to detain immoral women and others as part of wartime vice control. Pacific Coast Rescue and Protective Society backs the plan and endorses a broader internment scheme in reclamation camps during the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caldwell
Ecounctl
Public Safety Committee
Army seeks men for industrial positions
Army industrial organizations need men both trained and untrained. Maj. F. A. Boutelle, Northwestern recruiting officer, says applications should be made at the recruiting office located in the Pioneer building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army
F. A. Boutelle
Northwestern
Pioneer Building
Man fined $25 for clubbing a horse
Ralph Walker of Osceola Shingle Mille Maumelaw Washington was arrested and brought to Seattle. He pleaded guilty to selling a horse with a club and was fined $25 by Judge Brinkertoday morning following an investigation by the King County Humane Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Walker
Osceola Shingle Mille
Maumelaw
Wash
Seattle
Brinker
King County Humane Society
B C Premier Visits Seattle Shipyards
The premier of British Columbia Captain G W Brewster arrived from the Dominion last night to inspect Seattle shipyards. He plans to gather ideas for enlarging Canada's shipbuilding plants during his daylong visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
British Columbia
G. W. Brewster
Dominion
Canada
Phone Strikers Send Delegate to See Wilson
A Beattie strike committee reporter Frank Tuetin and Northwest delegates depart at 9 00 am to San Francisco mediation. W Hurd of Spokane accompanies Tustin. Portland's W G Junkin joins. Tacoma withholds a delegate, seeking plebiscite outcomes. The group aims for a hearing style meeting to present sides before a referendum in Beattie.
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Frank Tuetin
Beattle
Northwest
San Franciero Mediation Comrmuncion
Bright Co
W. Hurd
Spokane
Tustin
Tacoma
Junkin
Hurd
Portland
Secretary of Labor
Wileen
Beattie
South
Federal Commission
San Francisco
H. le Hughes
Olympia
State Industrial Insurance Commission
Mrnday
Hughes
Lister
Mediation Commission
State urges daily two meatless one wheatless meals
Beginning next Wednesday State Food Administrator Charles Hebberd aims to require every person in the state to observe two meatless and one wheatless meals daily. Harold Preston, chair of the King county council, received a telegram urging action. Hebberd favors corn products and plans grocer ads and loyal price promotions on Mondays and Tuesdays. A corn meal sale license possibility is mentioned with consumers bearing extra cost until after the fall harvest.
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Charles Hebberd
Harold Preston
King County Council
Webberd
Hebberd
Kebberd
Russian party to speak here in Seattle Monday
A commission headed by Major Stanley Washburn will visit Seattle to discuss the new order in Russia. They arrive Sunday from Spokane, with a reception at the Press club, a Monday luncheon at the Butler, and a big public meeting at 8 p m at First Presbyterian church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Stanley Washburn
U. A
Russia
Spokane
Press Club
Butler
Chamber of Commerce
First Presbyterian Church
Portland to Dine 900 Soldiers on Thanksgiving Day
Portland families accepted the task of feeding 900 soldiers from the Vancouver barracks for Thanksgiving. By early today they had sent 1,000 invitations and committees were seeking additional soldiers to include.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Hy United Press
Vancouver Barracks
Three Candidates Vie For Port Commissioner Seat
Thomas Lippy FE M Farmer and Frank W Cotterill will run for the port commission seat to succeed Carl A Ewald. Captain Omar J Humphrey failed to gather 100 signatures with 82 disqualified for district residence or voting last March as the December 1 election approaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas 8. Lippy
FE. M. Farmer
Frank W. Cotterill
Port Commissioners Office
Omar J. Humphrey
Carl A. Ewald
Biter and punished soldier tale from Tacoma
In Tacoma a lieutenant attempts to force a private to salute him sixty times and is halted by a major who cites War Department rules. The officer must return the salute of an enlisted man, and the punishment ends up being cut short.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canny Lewis
Tacoma
Leutenant
War Department
Manhattan wreck survivors accused of looting ship
In Juneau on November 11 28 survivors of the fishing steamer Manhattan were brought aboard the Mariposa after a reef strike near Kakataga harbor. They were arrested on federal warrants for looting the wrecked steamer Albi at Point Augusta and rifling mail sacks. Six crewmen are missing though Captain J Kobeeth is among the survivors. The ship foundered in a nighttime storm while the crew escaped in improvised boats.
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Juneau
Hiddeas
Manhattan
Mariposa
Albi
Point Augusta
J. Kobeeth
Kakataga Harbor
Beating in City Jail Injures Inmate
Two men, reported as W. W. members, allegedly beat fellow detainee James Collins in the city jail receiving cell after he refused to join their group. Collins required hospital treatment for his injuries.
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W.W
James ¥. Coline
Collins
Admiral Fivans Returns to Seattle After Rescue Mission
The Pacific Steamship Co. liner Admiral Fivans arrived in Seattle Saturday morning from the North. Capt. F. Bistrom and six crew members from the wrecked barge Lt. David accompanied the ship. The Admiral Evans rescued the crew at Juneau on the way to Seattle.
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Pacific Steamship Co
Admiral Fivans
Seattle
F. Bistrom
David
Admiral Evans
Juneau
Sealtie
Ford Could Mass-Produce 3000 Trucks a Day for War
Ford Motor Company could produce 60,000 military trucks in three months if the government orders exclusive truck manufacture. Vice President Fr L Klingensmith told United Press the plant could shift to 2000 trucks daily in addition to current 300 daily, suspending most car output to mobilize for war.
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Ford Motor To
Fr. L. Klingensmith
United Press
Klingensmith
Janitor Dies En Route Home at West Seattle Ferry Landing
Sanders S. Scott aged 60 was found dead on a bench at the West Seattle ferry landing Saturday at 10 am by bus driver F. K. Waird. Believed to have died of heart failure he worked as a janitor for Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Co at the West Seattle branch and was on his way home. Body taken to the public morgue.
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Sanders S. Scott
California Ave
West Seattle
F. K Waird
Scott
Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Co
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Wille
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Relinn
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Bchoff
Downe Bik
T Land Ave
Paterson Co
Rivera
Ibi
New York
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Central Storage Co
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Laiaska
First Ave
Hott
Junk
Pine
Alrcome
Rington
New House
Lake’ Pront Boulevard
Kirkland Ferry
Madison Park
Burke & Farrar
Zarelli Place
Three Lakes Liumper CO
Cpoem
Broom Modern
Matteson Co
Penkelman
FF. Holaaiway & CO
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Fashington
Alaska
Calendorna
Opportunity Directory
World’s Mirror
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Ovage
Broadway
New York City
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Colby Ave
Everett
Wren
West
C. B. William Co
Firet Are & Beattie
Axminster
Smith
Waldron Co
Henry Reidg
Spectalty Foreign
New Times Fide
Second Ave
James Matin
J. Webb Kitchen & Co
University &J
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Meyer-Toner
Recond Ave
Exchange
Tinton Mt
Kavanaugh
Westlake Ave
the Pacific Auction Co
Piret Ave
Bummit Ave
Seattle Auction Co
Tiake Porn
Pike _ Mainein
Atanthy
Hentiat
Cobb
Halle Steven GQ
Emitih
Jewrlay Wfo. CO
Harvey H. Carrol
Orpheum Theatre
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Emaer
Port Commission
Lake Washington
Elliott Bag
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State of Washington
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Robert Tridges
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Ita
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United States
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Admiral Mayo
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Admiral Beatty
United Preas
Right Drug CO
Bellingham Chemical CO
Bellingham, Wash
Drougei
Man
Wilson
Tom Johnson
Madeira Islands
Bellingham
Houlahan
Kathleen Houlahan
Seattle Athletic Club
FORD
Detroit
Washington Bank
Lasnof Mt Puamanry
Bes
Scandinavian American Bank
Pacific Northwest
Washlington Bank Depositors’ Guaranty Fund
Ballard
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