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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Oct 25, 1918

Page

3

Joseph A Sloan Democratic Candidate for Congress in Washington

Joseph A Sloan a Democratic candidate for Congress in Washington's Second District is a long time Western progressive leader. He championed municipal ownership of utilities, municipal markets, and port facilities in Seattle, and promoted a state merchant marine. He led the Municipal Ownership league and Referendum league, supported woman suffrage and prohibition, and designed 32 vessels while heading the Anacortes shipyard for the Shipping Board. He was born January 20, 1862 in Cleveland Ohio and served as a Wilson elector in 1916.

Joseph A. Sloan Washington Tom Johnson Cleveland Ohio Seattle Merchants’ Marine League Sloan State of Municipal Ownership League Referendum League Lin Hadley Bellingham Anacortes Wash United States Shipping Board

Witt Urges Sloan for Congress In Letter From Seattle

Joseph A Sloan of Anacortes Washington receives a letter from Peter Witt endorsing his congressional bid. Witt praises Sloan for past service and urges district friends to support him, describing Sloan as a radical with proven work in public ventures and noting Witt’s status as a municipal ownership advocate.

Joseph A. Sloan Anacortes Wash Joe Congress Washington Peter Witt Witt United States Hanson Seattle

Prayer Meeting Idea of Y W C A Secretary in France

A Blue Triangle girl at a base hospital writes that life for a Y W C A secretary abroad is not just prayers in a quiet room. She describes a morning convoy of wounded, nurses racing in surgical wards, and a makeshift tea and cake gathering to lift spirits for both patients and exhausted staff.

Massachusetts Benetol Company F W. C A France

Red Cross Jumble Shop Sells Used Suits and Home Goods

If Jimmie or Johnnie needs a new suit fine black broadcloth once made into men s tuxedos and full dress suits can be bought at the Red Cross Jumble Shop located at Fourth Ave and Virginia St The Red Cross salvage warehouse offers sewing machines couches washing machines small gas heaters a cottage organ and various tin and granite kitchen wares for family use.

Jimmie Johnnie Red Cross Fourth Ave Virginia St

Seattle Red Cross Workers in France

Miss Norman Abrams and Miss Florence KEK Fitts arrive in France to serve with the Red Cross. Abrams, formerly a reporter on The Star, will perform hospital hut service. Fitts, formerly in the prosecuting attorney's office, becomes a Red Cross stenographer in Rome, Italy.

Norman Abrams Florence Kek Fitts Seattle France Red Cross Miss Abrams The Star Rome Italy

Wireless in Prague Angers Hun Powers

Hun authorities discovered a fully equipped wireless lawn station hidden on a roof in Prague Bohemia. Austrian police have struggled to locate the owners of the apparatus as they protest the covert setup.

Prague Neb A Paris Hun Bohemia

Landlords Cut Off Heat to Profit Seeker

The Anti Rent Profiteering League accused Seattle landlords of withholding heat to raise profits. The group urged action by the shipping board to curb housing misery and proposed portable housing production. Lawmakers would be asked to pass rent profiteering curbs, with state candidates invited to share views.

League Seattle Shipping Board

Women in Government Push for Equal Pay Across Departments

London reports women in public service rooms demanding equal pay for equal work with men. Many replacements for front line men receive only sixty percent of male pay, highlighting wage disparity during wartime staffing.

London

Bringing Iron to the Battlefront

Allied urging for iron to fuel soldiers and home front efforts. The ad promotes Irontic an iron tonic from Dr. Pierce’s Surgical Institute Buffalo NY claiming to boost blood and nerve vigor. It urges purchase via 60 cent vials and offers a 10 cent trial package Plus Pleasant Pellets herbal laxative with May apple aloes jalap used for regularity.

Pierce Surgical Institute Buffalo N. Y

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