Strike-Tied Lloyd Transfer Turns to Driver Stockholdings
The Lloyd Transfer company offers stock to all drivers provoking a split among workers. Stockholders may be unpaid through wage deductions as the union expands its membership from 806 to over 990, while management denies offering stock to all and vows to outproduce rivals. The strike heightens as scab crews and disrupted presses provoke editoral backlash from the Times.
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Lloyd Transfer Company
Leamster
Seelling Brook
Uie
Elreota
Imaue
John Mayor
Manne
Lloyd Company
Seattle Transfer Com
Ayres Transfer Company
BE. F
the Times
Travefer Company
Times
Almost a Shutout Narrowly Escaped by Pennant Seeker
Lou Cohen's team in Los Angeles barely avoided a shutout as Doc Newton stood dominant, six hits allowed while Barber struggled. Lootley homered in the first inning but otherwise the offense faltered. scoring by inning shows Los Angeles with the edge. Other notes list players and teams from Sacramento Oakland and San Francisco, including Thomas, Graham, Hodson, Howell, and Aearfons.
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Lou Cohen
Los Angeles
Doc” Newton
Barber
Lootley
Lanage
Rue
Dead Easy for Dug at Dungdales Ball Toss
Readable fragments show a lighthearted note about Dug performing easily in a ball tossing event at Dungdales. No clear names or dates, but the tone suggests a casual sports or pastime snippet from a local page.
Everett Team Builds Confidence in Spokane Showdown
In a tense street incident, BR Peardsley and brother John were arrested for fighting as fans recall a lively game between Everett and Beattle with efforts to lift Spokane in the percentage column. A missing child alert concerns Frank Buck, last seen near 1967 Jac atreet, mother reporting the disappearance to police.
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Amaterus Everett
Rockenfield
Spokane
Everett
Sehock and
Pringte
Engle and Spencer
BR Peardsley
John
Frank Buck
Tax lessons on state board boosts for railroads and real estate
The piece criticizes the state board of equalization for raising values on real estate and improvements while shielding railroads. It cites a 22 percent hike on improvements and 16 percent on railroads, arguing the tax burden falls on homeowners like William Jones of Green Lake. It asks readers what they think of this kowtowing to railroads.
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King County Board of Equalization
State Board
Olympia
State Board of Equalieation
William Jones
Green Lake
Hur
State Board of Equalisation
Forgotten Ben Jarvis In City Jail After Arrest
Forgotten coal parser Ben Jarvis lies in the city jail after being arrested Saturday by Patrolman Newman. A misfiled charge delay left him jailed until morning with a pending fighting accusation. Witness Deeor Laster booked and released on bail.
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Jasl
Jalil
Hen Jarvis
Fen
Jast
Jarvin
Newman
Deeor Laster
Witneas
Thta
Jarvie
What Jacob Forth Has Done for Seattle
Prominent local figures praise Jacob Forth and Mrs Jacob Forth for public enterprise benefiting Seattle. Forth extended operations and funding to stabilize confidence, aiding the state economy during a downturn. The largest financial institution in Beattie supported the effort despite mood shifts, showcasing bold leadership.
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Jacob Forth
Seattle
Wiaten
Heattle
Beattie
Purth
Lost Diamond Pin Reported To Police
Mrs. C Harris of 1226 Seventh Avenue North reported a missing diamond pin and sunburst to the police. She did not specify how the jewelry was lost but presumed it was stolen.
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Mre. C. Harris
Heventh Avenue North
Freight Handlers Strike Along The Wharves
Workers from the Freight Handlers union halted activity along the New Orleans wharves for an hour demanding higher pay. The stoppage disrupted handling of freight as crews rallied for a better rate and overtime pay.
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New Orleans
Pioneering Seattle Street Rail Chief Furth Remembered
The article honors Mr. Furth, longtime head of Seattle’s street railways and president of Puget Sound National Bank. It notes his leadership in unifying competing lines, expanding the transit system, and his civic engagement through the chamber of commerce.
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Seattle
Parthee Lal Bines
Purtis
Teattle Biettric Company
Madison Street Cable Company
Front Street Cable Company
Becond Avenue Electric Company
Grant Street Electric Lines
Union
Furthe
Chamber of Commerce
Frauds at W O W Carnival Circulation of Bogus Money
At the W O W carnival last night a gang passed counterfeit notes from the Bank of Brunevat Mintiore. Frauds were exposed in three caves as 2000 onlookers swarmed the scene when officers pursued the fleeing sharps. The bogus bills, already known to locals, led to the gang’s capture and pending trial for passing counterfeit money.
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Bluecoates
Sergeant Powers
Laubecher
Bank of Brunevat Mintiore
Married Men Only Need Apply For Job
Mayor A F Knotts of Hammond advocates employment barriers by marital status. The proposal would force some men to remain single to get city positions, a stance criticized by labor leaders bachelors society women and churchmen who call it disastrous and unworkable.
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A. F. Knotts
Hammotd
Bachelors Society
Knott
New Firm Takes Over Booth Tallore Trade In Lewiston
A transaction places the Booth Tallore under new ownership by H. M. Frost, longtime Lewiston merchant, and T. J. Nett from San Francisco. They will operate on the t price plan with a full stock of staple goods and novelties. Their fall patterns are shown and are said to be exclusive. Stop in for inspection.
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Booth Tallore
H. M. Frost
Lewiston, Me
T. J .Nett
San Francisco
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Swimmer Completes English Channel Attempt After 17 Hours
Lodon Beptt Molbeth began crossing the English Channel last night and was rescued this morning after spending 17 hours and 32 minutes in the water. Separately Moy Kam faced charges of smuggling into the United States, with details provided by federal authorities.
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Lodon
Beptt—Molbeth
English
Calais
Reopening of Girls School After Holiday Break
A girls only boarding and day school run by the Sisters of the Holy Mother of Jonas and Mary will reopen on Tuesday September 1. The program offers English, art, music, modern languages, sewing, and fancy needlework with thorough instruction. address details available. Parents are asked to send their children on the first day.
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Rieters
Jonas
Mary
Tureday
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