American Labor Day in Wartime Democracy
A wartime Labor Day sermon argues Americans share a single fate in World War I. Workers and capitalists must unite to defend democracy, wages, and living standards against a German victory that would impose heavy taxes, suppress opportunity, and threaten American independence.
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On the Way to Somewhere and Thoughtful War Reflections
A collage of poems and musings on travel toward a destined Place, interwoven with brief political notices and satirical quips. The text includes reflections on thinking during war, labor, liberty, and social mood, alongside lighter lines about fashion and daily life.
Naval militia training at University of Washington
Visiting days at the University of Washington showcase six hundred disciplined youths in sailor whites under Commander Miller Freeman. The naval militia drills, featured on a grassy knoll, include line upon line marching and a band playing the national anthem as trainees display smart, orderly bearing on a sunny visiting day.
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Welcome Labor Day decision eases Seattle shipbuilders strike
Thousands of Seattle shipbuilders celebrate Labor Day as they suspend threatened strike while wage disputes with the government are settled. Employers had conceded justice of their demands before the shipping board takeover and the yard in question already paid the scale. Government action is expected to grant the requested increases.
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Notice to Members of Timberworkers Union Meeting Change
The Seattle Local No 45 meeting date has shifted to the second and fourth Saturdays at 717 Third Ave, Cook and Ranstante hall. Seattle District headquarters move to 207 Maynard Building at the corner of First and Washington.
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Peggy and Lily Forced to Wed Amid Small-Town Secrets
In Forks, Peggy Patton schemes to unite Lily Updown and Dave Coburn against Lily's father Bid Updown. A tense church revival, evasive plans, and Ed Trowbridge’s ruse push a clandestine wedding toward a dramatic altar moment. The diary records Peggy’s triumph and warning about a husband’s humor.
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Mystery of Ring On Pigeon Neck Baffles Fancier
Stella Mont September 3. Arthur DeMuth pigeon fancier laments loss of his valuable ring. He found the ring around a pigeon's neck while among his birds and cannot remove it from over the bird’s head, leaving the mystery unsolved.
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