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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Oct 02, 1914

Page

4

Griffiths Opens Campaign With Progressive Platform in Masonichall

Austin E. Griffiths, progressive candidate for Congress against Will E. Humphrey, opened with a broad program supporting national antichild labor and life conservation laws. He praised President Wilson and pledged support, while opponents and local figures urged anti-pork-barrel reforms and reforms in county offices.

Wilson Seattle Austin E. Griffiths Congress Will E. Humphrey Masonichall Fremont Griffiths Progressive Party Progressive Humphrey Wheon Tandon Olympia Landon Thomas F. Murphine W. D. Lane David McKenzie Walter T. Christensen Hamilton Carrigan-Knudsen Ring W. P. McElwaine W. ©. Hyatt Alfred H. Lundin John H.pletcher

Challenge to discuss eight hour law by Universal Eight-Hour Day league

James A. Dun can, secretary, urges a parallel public discussion on the eight hour law. He notes the Employers' association calls the measure the most important state issue for employers and employees and invites a formal forum to present both sides as was done for Seattle's city charter debate.

James A. Duncan Employers’ Association Seattle The Star Mercer Island the Star

Antwerp Stationery Box and Envelopes Listing

Classified ad for 6c LD Antwerp stationery including 25 box sets. Old Antwerp Pound Paper priced at 25¢ per pound. Envelopes to match sold in 8 pack assortments.

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