Settlement Not In Sight SETTLEMENT NOT IN SIGHT
President Small of the Commercial Telegraphers union reports Thomas Mahan and Arthur Douglas who urged settlement without officers will be reproved at a meeting of strikers. He says there is no settlement in sight. Direct negotiations with President Roosevelt are noted, along with naval yard activity and miscellaneous items.
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United Press
New York
Small
Commercial Telegraphers’ Union
Thomas Mahan
Arthur Douglas
Washington
Atrikers
Roosevelt
Unclear OCR fragment hints at Roosevelt call and arbitration
Fragment mentions President Roosevelt and looming arbitration. Text is garbled with references to Washington and a strike, suggesting talks to settle a labor dispute with three individuals to be rammed by others and company actions to end the strike, but specifics are unreadable.
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York
Roosevelt
Winingate
Wishington
Rescue at sea ends with voyage crew member in custody
Robert Blackwell, a Parallan waiter, fell into a small cove near Air Bank Sound while pursuing an alleged foe. Quartermaster A. Stang jumped overboard on September 4 to rescue him. Blackwell was later turned over to United States authorities at Ketch Wen.
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Robert Blackwell
Amall Cove
Air Bank Sound
Quartermaster A. Stang
Mackwell
United States
Ketch Wen
Stacy Named Acting Cashier at National Bank of Commerce
R. 8. Stacy, assistant vice president, appointed acting cashier of the National Bank of Commerce after J. W. Maxwell resigns. Maxwell becomes cashier of the Seattle National Bank.
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R. 8. Stacy
National Bank of Commerce
J. W. Maxwell
Maxwell
Seatte National Bank
Meeting of Municipal Ownership League Set at Labor Temple
A meeting of the members of the Municipal Ownership league is scheduled for next Saturday at ? p.m. at the Labor Temple. The notice urges attendance and discussion of league matters and future plans.
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Municipal Ownership League
the Labor Temple
Seattle Commercial Club Aims to Clear Debts
The Seattle Commercial club plans to wipe out existing indebtedness. Members have raised 2000 dollars in cash and pledge themselves personally for the remaining balance.
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Seattle
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