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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1912
Page
9
City Comptroller Carroll invites recent and past city election candidates to a reunion where speeches will be given as the city hands back 4082 dollars. The funds cover filing fees from 1911 and 1912 deemed unlawful by the supreme court, with 134 warrants ready for delivery today. Modern rooms at Hotel Virginius advertise low rates with a Kodak film service nearby.
Announcement by Industrial Workers of the World leader William D Haywood that all members will be called out on strike September 6 in protest of the imprisonment of Joseph Ettore and Arturo Giovagnitti at Lawrence Massachusetts. The call will be printed in all languages and directed to all workers regardless of affiliation.
Roosevelt campaign events in Portland on September 11 include two luncheons a street parade two short addresses to mothers and children and a long speech on campaign issues He will remain in the city all day Also notes on Dr Jos P Root death and Civil War anecdote about Confederate money and a horse price tale
Senator Newlands criticized actions he called suspicious during an irrigation address in Reno. He compared opponents’ moves to a railroad conductor who pockets fare, noting a passenger’s complaint about half of the fare hidden in a coat and half in trousers.
In the old 17 ton scow Alice Stofen, built 46 years ago and crewed with only a compass and sextant, H. C. Slate and Peter Peterson completed a 3000 mile Arctic voyage. Slate has spent 20 years in Arctic trade and trapping, starting last May with trading goods. the only rough weather was between Kodiak Island and Uninak Pass.
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