Campbell for State Senate from the 34th district Everett
John EK Campbell, longtime shingle weaver and labor leader, campaigns in Everett as the progressive candidate for the state senate. He pushed the eight hour law for women, initially defeated in the senate, then reintroduced in 1911 and supported by a large petition from women workers. The bill passed both houses amid opposition from business interests.
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A Living Epitaph by Berton Braley
A poem reflecting a simple man who shuns monuments and pomp, valuing honesty and fair play. The speaker imagines hearing others say a good man has passed, noting his lack of money but steadfast integrity and honor.
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Sample Furs Offer From New York Manufacturer in Seattle
Window display advertises $3,000 sample line of drum mer trunks and holiday fur values for Seattle women. Choices include brown or black fox, Jap mink, and China fur selections, inviting early planning for gifts.
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