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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1910
Page
12
Drivers from Adams and Waite companies strike in Jersey City demanding a month’s pay. Tense clashes follow as leaders warn of further action. state authorities have been notified.
Mrs Stanly Kask announces the birth of a child named One Teeth to a quarter of all gloves striking bags athletic outfits at a mill first avenue Seattle sell MCM Soap Garrett Grocer No 176 N et Phone North 521 Red 4.
An aviator of price trends sees flour retreat by 20 cents, pleasing Common People whose wallets benefit and who hope the decline continues.
Philip Morshead leads Seattle business groups urging Eastern connections to persuade Congress to approve keeping the 1915 Panama-Pacific International Exposition in San Francisco. The fragment mentions MOM Soap and a Seattle address, but overall text is garbled.
In Salem Oregon on October 28 several high school freshmen had their hair cut during a contraband party. Three prominent sophomores were suspended and an investigation proceeds to identify other alleged culprits as authorities seek to determine names and roles in the incident involving freshmen victims.
Capt. Caleb M. Jen kina of the Narvation Army will address a Sunday afternoon meeting at Army headquarters in reply to Clarence Darrow's criticisms of prohibition delivered at Dreamland this week. He vows to pursue Darrow.
N H St Germain aims to expand his bakery at 1517 Pike Place to become the coast’s largest retail bakery. He travels to eastern and Canadian cities to study modern plants and methods for use in upcoming Public Market building extensions. A note mentions MCM Soap and Kenwood Grocery with contact details.
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