Labor Forward delegates push eight hour bill effort
Delegates in the Labor Forward movement commit to focus on the Five Sisters initiative bills and the eight hour law for a vote next Tuesday. They abandon other work to back the labor reform agenda.
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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1914
Page
6
Delegates in the Labor Forward movement commit to focus on the Five Sisters initiative bills and the eight hour law for a vote next Tuesday. They abandon other work to back the labor reform agenda.
Emmett Possolo of Duwamish station reported a masked man outside his rear door last night. When Possolo opened the door the intruder fled and Possolo fired a heavy load from a shotgun as he chased him, believing he struck the man. Home Consumers' league visits Supply laundry Friday.
Large forces of Austrian troops of the first line are beginning to appear at the fighting front in Northern France and Belgium, according to news agency dispatches received from Amsterdam and Rotterdam.
Busy days as John Panton announces policy change to an exclusive ladies ready-to-wear shop. Complete closing out affects Shoes carpets draperies crockery hardware notions hair goods drug sundries and toilet articles with a tempting sale tomorrow for the economically minded shopper.
Bodies of two men washed up on local beach overnight. One man, 25, found at Harrison Street foot bearing a heavy stone around the neck, suspected suicide after a week in water. The second body near the Great Northern dock was washed out to sea again by tides before officers arrived.
Thomas G. Fagg aged 93 and once a Missouri supreme court justice who knew Thomas Jefferson has died in St Louis. His long career and ties to the state judiciary mark his passing.
A reader asks for economical nail care steps including warm soapy soak, shaping, cuticle work, tinting, and polishing completed with a palm rub. Another note suggests game ideas with paper hearts for guests to match names.
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