Exempted Men May Take Over Farewell Here
Seattle prepares a farewell on October 4 for the third and last drafted men, with exempted leaders to oversee. King county will furnish 156 of the 78 enlistees, and many exempted men plan to fund the sendoff through the Rotary Club.
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Seattle
Rotary Club
King County
A. A. Shaughnessy
Hoan & Beattie
J. A. McVey
Atlantic It
T. J. Ll. Kennedy
Kennedy
District Board
Walfred F Marker
Fred W. Rice
International Bible Students’ Association
Wilson's Committee Prepares For Probe
President Wilson's investigating committee meets tomorrow to finalize plans for probing Western labor unrest and to conduct a detailed inquiry into the Mooney bomb plot case. Col Hoare and cabinet advisers have submitted reports. talk centers on appointing a special investigator for the Mooney probe.
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Dy United Press
Washington
Wilson
Mooney
Col. Hoare
Coal Operators Deny Miners Wage Increase
Bituminous coal operators in Washington reject wage demands from miners at a formal conference. The decision was formally communicated to miners' representatives and negotiations continue toward a settlement.
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Drg United Press
Teaced
Washington
Coal price probe stalls amid operator absence
Superintendent A I Valentine said the coal investigation ordered by the city council cannot begin due to the absence of most major coal operators in the city. The delay leaves the probe in limbo for several days.
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A. I. Valentine
Chamber Probes Northwest Coal Situation
A chamber committee formed by the Chamber of Commerce and Commercial Club will investigate the coal situation in the Northwest. The trustees approved the plan at their Tuesday meeting, urged by George Watkins Evans of the U.S. Bureau of Mines at the University of Washington. The group will seek information on economical fuel use in Oregon and Washington.
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Chamber of Commerce and Commercial Club
Northwest
Chamber
George Watkins Evans
United States Bureau of Mines
University of Washington
Oregon
Washington
Soldier Seeks Missing Mother Before Deployment
A soldier writes to The Star pleading for news from his mother Mrs. Nettle Hill Sumner Washington. Edward C. Pritchard of the 25th Engineers Company HK Cantonment Ayer Massachusetts asks for any information about his mother from four years ago while awaiting shipment overseas.
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the Star
One Stitch In Time In Dentistry Promises Savings Later
A dental ad extolls early care to prevent costly future work. It emphasizes painless treatment, low prices, and a strong reputation. Dr. L. R. Clark and licensed staff guarantee all work, with free estimates and a written guarantee to patients.
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L. R. Clark
Clark
Third Avenue N. W
Third and Union
Seattle
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