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Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Oct 19, 1914

Page

4

Donovan's Bankers and Politicians Attack First Aid Bill

A Seattle audience confronts J. J. Donovan a banker and lobbyist for employers over Initiative Bill No. 9 the first aid measure for injured workers. The speaker accuses Donovan of duplicity greed and lobbying against protections for labor citing past opposition to eight hour laws minimum wage laws mothers pensions and industrial insurance.

J. J. Donovan Bellingham Seattle Donovan Mr. Donovan Lin Hadley Congress John A. Campbell Secretary of the Treasury McAdoo

Cleveland School Pay Debate Reflects Union Tension

The piece argues Frederick faces discharging underpaid teachers after a court order. It contends a teacher strike could force truancy and school closures, urging wage growth to avoid starving staff and empty classrooms.

Cleveland Frederick Common Pleas Court Frednot

Apple Week Opens to Salvage Northwest Apple Crop

Northwest observes Apple Week to promote the 1914 apple harvest amid war reducing foreign markets. Seattle stakeholders hope a new taste will prevent the 11,000,000 box crop from rotting, with Washington supplying about 8,000,000 boxes. Indirect references touch on indemnities and a financier named Wilhelm.

Northwest United States Seattle Washington

Wilson informs rejection of three year truce plan by Colorado operators

President Wilson disclosed that Colorado operators rejected his three year truce plan with changes removing essential features. He said negotiations are closed and no further action has been decided.

Washington Wilson Colorado

Meat as Kidney Trouble Trigger and Salts Cure

An old health note warns meat forms uric acid that strains kidneys. It advises daily meat with periodic salt flushes, using four ounces of salts in water to cleanse kidneys, reduce irritation, and restore bladder function. cites Jad Salts as a safe, cheap option.

Notes and Q A Panels From a Humorous Column

A collage of humorous Q A exchanges and poems including jokes about watch repair second hands and a quip on a brass band. It features light counsel from Mr. Cynthia Grey style columns and a playful verse about Mary and a lamp.

Cynthia Grey Mr. Grey Ernie A

Harvard Graduates End Arctic Cruise In Winter Hunt

John Heard Samuel Mixter and George F Silsbee, three Harvard graduates and sons of Boston men, spent a year aboard the Polar Bear and after a hunting trip with Dunbar Lockwood and Eben Draper, checked into the Washington hotel. Mixter denounced winter sport hunting as unwise and unlikely to be repeated.

Arctic John Heard Samuel Mixter George F. Silsbee Harvard Boston Dunbar Lockwood Eben Draper Washington Hotel Mixter

Pockets and Paradises Lecture At Local Y M C A

Ralph Parlette editor of Lyceum Magazine will lecture at the Y M C A tonight. Parlette is known for touring constantly and editing magazines from a railroad car.

Ralph Parlette Lyceum Magazine of Chicago

Theatre Donated to Red Cross Benefit in Seattle

The Metropolitan theatre is donated to the Seattle chapter of the American Red Cross for a public benefit concert on Thursday night November 5. Proceeds aid relief efforts for European suffering.

Metropolitan Theatre Seattle American Red Cross Europe

Expert accountant appointed to check bank books in Chicago

Larsen, longtime expert accountant for the Scandinavian American bank, recently named to the state board of accountancy by Gov. Lister, is chosen to audit several bank ledgers in Chicago including ex-Senator Lorimer's books amid an ongoing misappropriation case involving depositor funds.

Larsen Scandinavian American Bank State Board of Accountancy Gov Lister Chicago William Lomer Jones

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