SQUEEZE OUT THE WATER From Ship Yards To Lumber Strikes
The metal and building trades councils vote to strike in Seattle shipyards over lumber sourced from 10 hour mills. About 5 000 shipyard carpenters will quit Friday with 7 000 more metal trades workers expected out within days. The action, framed as a union solidary against unfair lumber, mirrors wider labor pressure in the city.
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Metal and Building
Seattle
J. G. Brown
International Shingleweavers’ Union
Metal and Building ‘Trades Councils
Timber
Ship Carpenters’ Hall
Brown
Wiere Boilerman
Jury Picks Ack Murder Trial for Rev Kelly in Red Oak
Rev. Lynn George J. Kelly and his wife face a murder trial in Montgomery county with jury sworn by Judge Boise. The state alleges a confession to killing the Moore family and two Stillinger children with an ax, while the defense disputes the confession claims. Lena Sillinger, 11, among the victims in 1912 Villisea ax murders, is central to the case.
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Lyn Kelly
Montgomery County
Red Oak
Lynn George J. Kelly
Lena Sillinger
W. D. Boise
German press influence noted at Wells trial
Interest centered on the German press as Hulet M. Wells faces conspiracy to obstruct the draft case. August Mehrhorn, a business associate of Seattle German Press publisher Charles Osner, was sworn in as a juror replacing Mrs. Chas. Alexander during a court recess. District Attorney Allen questioned Mehrhorn about editorial policy and views on government war measures.
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Hulet M. Wells
August Mehrhorn
Charles Osner
Seattle
Mechihorn
Chas. Alexander
Altho Mehhihorn
Allen
Mehthorn
Mehtihorn
Osner
Canned Music Claim Voiced By Ranch Figure
A San Francisco note reports a ranch near Burka proposes using canned music to boost milk from cows. The plan describes playing a specific march to calm or stimulate herd production, with a yacht conversion mentioned and references to local colleges in the scheme.
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Chase Ward
Burka
Anos College
Celeem
Jury Selection in German Press Case Continues
The defendant argued his delay in discarding the paper and his differing views from the German Press would not influence the trial. At adjournment, 9 of 12 jurors had been selected with the government using two peremptory challenges and the defense four. Proceedings focused on jurors' attitudes toward the war and differing views.
City Pushes for Review of Streetcar Fare Ruling
Corporation counsel Hugh Caldwell prepares a brief for Thaereton county superior court seeking a hearing on the public service commission ruling. He argues the commission lacks jurisdiction over commuting fare and notes the city may appeal to the state supreme court. Caldwell contends the company misrepresented its finances and fails to honor paving pledges while awaiting a commission decision.
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Seattle Traction Company
State Public Commission
Public Service Commission
Seattle
Jopd
Corporation
Hugh Caldwell
Thaereton County Superior Court
Pubilico Service Commission
State Supreme Court
Commission
Eta
Caldwell
Streets Department
Mackintosh
Lister Denies Power Over Draft Case Procedures
Governor Ernest Lister says local and district draft boards operate under president and war department rules. He notes he cannot control board methods, only supervise as agent and relay rulings, forms, and information. Boards in Seattle and statewide follow wartime publicity guidelines and avoid public hearings to speed up cases.
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War Department
Ulygt
Seattle
Renton Fair Opens With King County Exhibits
The King County Grange fair opens Friday morning at Renton featuring automobiles, auto trucks, vegetables, food, babies, hand work and domestic science. The event showcases the best in King County exhibits across multiple categories.
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King County
Renton
Kin County
Mutiny Fails as Gen Alexieff Joins Democracy's Side
Petrogad dispatch reports Gen KornilOFF’s headquarters surrender to the provisional government. Premier Kerensky says mutiny failed, promises sweeping reforms to curb soldiers committees while keeping military strategy with officers. Generals Alexieff and Verhoisky join pro government forces to form a strong alliance.
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Democracy
William G. Shepherd
Petrograd
Korniloff
Skobeleff
Kerensky
United Press
Alexieff
Verhoffsky
Civil Rule Takes Hold in Tsing Tau
A civil administration has replaced the military government at Tsing Tau, the German province captured by Japanese troops. It was announced today.
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Tsing Tau
Hy United Press
Sweden Gives Empty Excuse To This Nation
The Swedish minister at Buenos Aires delivered an oral explanation to Secretary Lansing regarding the Luxburg affair. Charge Akerhielm submitted Sweden's explanation, previously released to the press in Stockholm. The U.S. government regards the note as not a diplomatic incident since Lansing read the Luxburg data to the Swedish minister before publication. Sweden thus avoids a fuller formal answer.
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Ment
Buenos Aires
Lansing
Akerhielm
Stockholm
United States
Department
Luxburg
Sweden
Bue Aires
Count Luxburg
Rasputin portrait shows old Russian despotism explained
The article reviews Rasputin as a moral and political villain who rose to power under czarist rule. It portrays him as a decisive influence over Russia, controlling the emperor and court while feared for his defiance of assassination. The piece cites his striking appearance and notorious career as emblematic of the旧 system’s corruption.
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Russia
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