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Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Sep 15, 1921

Page

10

Woman's Institute Plans Dedication of Million-Dollar Building

SCRANTON Pa Sept 15 The Woman s Institute of Arts and Sciences announces dedication date September 29 for its new million dollar building. Through outreach to more than 1 200 600 women worldwide the institute claims the largest women s college status Gov Sproul of Pennsylvania and other dignitaries will attend the ceremonies. Marysville Ohio Mrs Eva Katherine Kaber serving life for murdering her husband placed in solitary confinement in state reformatory for women.

Scranton Woman's Institute of Arts and Sciences Gov. Sproul Pennsylvania Marysville Ohio Eva Katherine Kaber State Reformatory For Women

Labor moves shock unions in packing plants

Labor circles were stunned by a report that unions in packing plants have been deposed. Charles Mayes, Patrick Gorman, and Dennis Lana requested a one year continuance at current wages and rules. Armour Swift Morris only would deal with their own employees while Cudahy Wilson offices claimed superintendents were away. Attorney James G Condon outlined an American plan allowing all workers to be eligible for employment and elect their own representatives who must be U S citizens and employed by the company.

Charles Mayes Patrick Gorman Dennis Lana Alechaler Armour, Swift and Morris Cudahy and Wilson City

Morrison Declares Wages Will Be Cut

Secretary Morrison of the American Federation of Labor said today that the big packers will implement wage cuts after adopting the American Plan of employee organizations despite a prevented agreement.

Morrison Washington Bie American Federation of Labor

Postpone Case on School Fee Hearing This Friday

Hearing on W. W. Ballantyne petition to permanent injunction against Lincoln High School board over dismissal of his two children for unpaid fees is set for 3 50 p m Friday before Judge Everett Smith. The session was moved from 9 am Thursday due to postponement.

W. W. Ballantyne Lincoln High School Everett Smith Smith

Many Homeless After Beach Blaze at Rockaway Beach

Rockaway Beach New York residents flee a fire that destroyed seven small summer hotels in the bungalow section. One body reported, two men missing, and property damage estimated over 1 million dollars. Police report aroused crowds as families fled cottages. An arrest is listed for Nat Melson, 57, on a separate charge.

Rockaway Beach Nat MeLsod Latona First Ave Melson Dry Squad

Brutal Bandits Attack Woman At Night

Police sought two auto bandits after a late Wednesday attack on a woman at 27th Avenue and East Union Street. A high powered touring car fled the scene with the victim believed abducted. Officers A J Hill and V Gilder pursued but abandoned the chase when the vehicle sped east toward Lake Washington.

Auto 27Th Ave EB. Union A. J. Hill V. Gilder FE. Union St Lake Washington

Tearing Up Rails Halted in Spokane

Phrases indicate Washington Water Power Co halted tearing up rails on North Division line after city licensed jitney operations. Police, acting on Mayor Fleming's orders, stopped the disruption previously planned.

Spokane Washington Water Power Co Diamantie Fleming

Real Estate Association to discuss taxes in Seattle

Members of the Seattle Real Estate association will meet at Blanc's cafe Thursday night for a dinner and a discussion of the new state taxation plan led by E. F B. Goodwin.

Blanc’s Cafe Seattle Real Estate Association E. F B. Goodwin

Thieves Rob Illahee Postoffice and Store

Postoffice inspectors report unknown thieves robbed the Illahee postoffice and general store Tuesday night. They took forty dollars from the store till and sixteen dollars from the postoffice. The article notes are not connected to the coffee or market items listed.

Illahee

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