Kerensky moves toward unity in Russsia poll issues
J W T Mason reports Kerensky seeks to unite conservatives moderates and radicals in Petrograd ahead of November elections forming a nonpartisan cabinet and preparing a first republican assembly to address Russia s wartime and domestic challenges. The piece highlights his balancing act and anticipated December assembly.
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J. W. T. Mason
United Press
New York
Kerensky
Petrograd
Russia
Lloyd George Fish
Mod
Lloyd
George
Jonal Democrats
Tes
France
600 Threatened In Frisco Strike With War Service
Wire dispatch from Frisco reports 600 workers in the Union Tron strike face drafting into the army. The general manager says the strike may be declared and those men could be withdrawn from occupancy grounds. Most are eligible for service, with Finland possibly recognizing independence if city capture occurs.
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Frisco
Francisco
I P
Union Tron
Occu
Dance Brings $657 To Star Smoke Fund
The Star smoke fund total rises past $1,850 as readers send donations. Frank Lockwood contributes $5 for the troops in France, Andy Reynolds sends $1.50, Mrs. Amanda Holmes leaves 14 pennies, and Miss Sella Enoa adds 25 cents. Readers may clip the coupon on page 6 to donate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ue Construction & Dry Dock Co
Tobaccs
Frank 8. Lockwood
Glacier
France
Andy L. Reynolds
Karrave
Hoquiam
Senda Hia
Amanda Holmes
Fragmentary ledger of payments and names across multiple towns
A fragmented OCR list records diverse payments and names including Seattle accounts, individuals in Alaska and Washington, and merchants. Entries mention amounts such as 57.00 40.00 and 1.00 plus various addresses in Seattle Glacier Ketchikan Ellensburg and Prairie with unrelated personal names and businesses. The document resembles a cross town expense summary or charity ledger with scattered recipients and locales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle Review
Women's Benefit Association of Maccabees
Seattle Construction and Dry Dock Co
Amanda Holmes
W. Pourth
Saavtes Niven
Piret Ave
W. Goth
Glacier
Wash
Willines A. Crowell
Ketchikan
Alaska
S. L. Reymolds
Karrave
Hequiam
Ade Sporting
Hilensbere
W. Sperling
Ellensburg
Moog
Lee Mites
Sella M. Eines
Miner
Eve Johnson
Whitman
Johnstone Twins
Prairie
Teorge Erg
Empire Lamber Ce
Cowichan Lake
Lee G. BL Steiner
Strike Spreads to Portland Shipyards Amid Mediation Talks
In Portland Oregon on September 17 one thousand more workers joined the strike in the Willamette and Columbia river shipyards, aligning with 2,000 carpenters and calkers who walked out Saturday. Violence reported with one unionist attacking a nonunion worker at Supple Ballin, no arrests. Yard reopenings were anticipated as companies sought federal mediation.
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Portland
Ore
Willamette
Columbia Rivers
Supple @ Ballin
Four Roosevelts Go To War Displayed In Window
A Salta more Hill window shows a service flag with four stars and a banner proclaiming Col. Roosevlt's four sons Quentin Archie Kermit and Teddy Jr have gone to war for Uncle Sam. The former president is pictured beneath the flag.
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Saltamore Hill
Col. Roosevelt
Quentin
Archie
Kermit
Teddy
Uncle Sam
Coast Shipyard Strike Spreads Across Coast
An all day L W meeting in Seattle backs a daily eight hour work stoppage with work ending at five p m each day unless eight hours are reached. The Lumbermen's Protective association vows not to tolerate this tactic. State defense council opens in Tacoma with Gov. Lister to attend. Unions blame lumber interests for delaying eight hour day and claim wartime prices have worsened conditions while calling for fair labor advancement.
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Seattle
Grammer
Lumbermen’s Protective Association
IL W. W
Brown
Campa
State Council
State Council of Defense
Tacoma
Ernest Lister
James A. B. Scherer
National Council of Defense
Mill Strike Case Set for Court Hearing
Striking mill workers and the International Timber Workers union face a merits hearing next Monday in Superior Judge Boyd Tallman’s court. Stimson Mill Co seeks an injunction against picketing and disruption of war orders, while attorney Thomas Horner contends no picketing or coercion exists and argues wages are too low to sustain a decent living. The case follows a prior preliminary hearing that granted a temporary injunction.
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Boyd Tallman
Stimson Mill Co
International Timber Workers’ Union
Thomas Horner
Horner
24000 Iron Workers Strike on Frisco Bay
A 24000 iron workers strike in San Francisco Bay Area shipyards began at 9 a.m. with walkouts at Union Iron Works. The dispute stalls shipbuilding across San Francisco Oakland and Alameda while federal authorities consider intervention and a wage adjustment plan. Mayors and union leaders held talks as both sides offered compromises and arbitration options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frisco Bay
United Frees
San Francisco
Bay Cities
The
Iron Trades Council
Union Iron Works
Atriken
San Francisco Bay District
Oakland
Alameda
Washington
Rolph
Ble
Tron
James L Ackerson
United States Fleet Corporation
Ackerson
Federal Adjustment Board
Seattle
Coast Labor Mediator Takes Charge Of Shipyard Issue
Washington report says William Blackman of the labor department assumed leadership on the Pacific Coast shipyard dispute. Rear Admiral Capps and Blackman reached a decision on government concessions today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wm Blackman
Department of Labor
Pacific Coast
Capps
Blackman
Zibeline Hats on Display in Various Styles
Zibeline hats offered in styles from chinchin turbans to tricornes and wide brim sailors. Priced at four dollars, the collection includes ample color options such as granite petunia Russian green old rose sand and white with black frag and all-black fittings. Located on the second floor at Ebon Marche.
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Ebon Marche
Opportunity Knocks at the Door of Your Linen Closet
Advertisement notes rising linen prices and urges early purchases. It touts unbleached table damask in floral patterns, all linen and bleachable, plus Latin finish damask napkins at 2.10 a dozen. It promotes heavy bleached Turkish towels, sorbent Turkish towels and Hetty towels, on lower main floor.
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BON Marche
Extra-Size Combinations Offer Savings on Garments
Women needing extra large sizes gain value with a splendid investment as a sale reduces prices by one third. The assortment, though slightly soiled and wrinkled, remains perfect with many pretty styles included.
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Riga
Finland
DANCE
Star Smoke Fund
Serge
Georgette
Zibeline
Hatter
Billie Burke
Tielbe Ieidh
Japan
California
del Monte
Campbell's J
Summit
Leslie
Hershey
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