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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1910
Page
2
An essay by Frank J. Mayes for The Star argues labor needs concerted political action and ballot power to end oppression and exploitation. It likens labor progress to the abolition movement, urging education in voting and criticizes corporate control of politics.
The speaker argues that labor’s strength lies in the ballot as a political tool and notes a shift of the American labor movement toward coordinated political action, portraying unions as needing political power to advance workers’ interests.
Walter J. Santmeyer chief engineer of Seattle Electric Co was arrested on Fremont drive for speeding at 28 mph along with A Johnson and Floyd Hodge on Ninth Avenue and Seneca Street and at E Jefferson Street and 30th Avenue William Collin colored was chased and arrested at 20th Avenue and E Jefferson Street all released on personal recognizance Aberdeen reports Oregon and Washington railroad to build 15 miles of switching track near South Aberdeen this fall to serve Grays Harbor business a machine shop erected and rooms for rent offered at The Virginus 804 Virginia Street near Westlake Avenue
Style 155 and 510 present long hip corsets for gowns with lace trims, coutil fabric, two hose supporters, and embedded bust coverage. Style 120 and 274 offer long hip and girdle-top designs with lace finishes and two hose supporters, schoolgirl friendly. Basement Balesroom.
A broad sale offers women's lisle hosiery at 28 cents per pair in colors with double garter tops and reinforced heels. The listing highlights plain and fancy styles in a wide range.
An ad offers school hosiery for children and misses in multiple fabrics. Highlights include black cotton hosiery three for $1.00 with reinforced heels and toes, silk ribbed hose at 35 cents per pair two for $1.06, mercerized lisle at 25 cents per pair, and silk sable thread options in several colors. Firet Fleer.
A catalog of washable house dresses in percale features one piece designs at price points from $2.50 to $4.50. Options include delft-blue percale with white dots, black and white plaid, light-blue and white, and lavender tones with plaits, belts, and decorative trims. Sizes vary and floors list Second Floor displays and price notes.
A vintage ad lists children's undergarments in full weight knit and wool, including union suits in high neck and ankle lengths, with options in natural colors and steam shrunk finishes. Prices range from 26 to 206 cents for various styles and weights, with vests and pants offered in medium to merino weights.
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