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Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Sep 28, 1918

Page

8

Fair Rentals Commission Opens to Combat Rent Profiteers

The government fair rentals commission begins work at 989 Securities Building. Board members including Howard Cosgrove as chairman pledge to curb rent profiteers aiding war industries. The panel vows to house war and shipyard workers and to deny extortionate rents while allowing reasonable profits. War workers can request a questionnaire. cases judged on merit.

Securities Howard Cosgrove KE. & Goodwin Ll. Roddy Metal Trades Council A. T. Albertson Mra Ida M. Levi Army Navy United States

30000 Seattle Shipbuilders Strike Over Wage Scale

About 30,000 Seattle shipbuilders quit work at the end of their morning shift on Saturday as directed by the Metal Trades council. The walkout follows the Macy board’s failure to report a new wage scale expected by September 2. Workers demand overtime on Saturday afternoons and a permanent 44 hour week, with the first strike having occurred the previous Saturday.

Seattle Shipbuilde Metal Trades Council Macy Board Seattle

West Coast Lumber Seen Key to Rebuilding Europe

Dwight H. Davis of the Washington Coast Lumbermen's association told members at the New Washington meeting that 7,000,000 feet of lumber from the West Coast would likely aid reconstruction in war torn Europe. The estimate comes from a survey of devastated areas.

West Coast Europe Dwight H. Davis Washington Coast Lumbermen's Association Washington Jesse Lynch Williams Selwyn & Co Roi Cooper Megrue Metropolitan Astor Theatre New York Company Nat C. Goodwin Edmund Breese Ernest Lawford Leonard Mudie Otis Robb Louise Randolph Anne Morrison United States

Trial of Gourley at Bellingham Opens Tuesday

P. H. Gourley leader of the Holy Rollers faces charges of using disreputable language as the trial commences in Bellingham Tuesday with local officials and witnesses ready for court proceedings.

P. H. Gourley Holy Rollers Bellingham

Building Up Our Womanhood A Health Message for Women

An advertisement urges women of all ages to improve health with Peruna tonic or tablets. It cites a testimonial from Miss Clara Lohr of Grand Rapids Michigan who reports weight gain and recovery from a severe cough after six bottles. The Peruna Company offers a free health book and a Peruna Almanac via mail order.

Clara Lohr N. Gold St Grand Rapids Michigan Dr. Hartman Peruna Company Dept Columbus Ohio

Eight acts headline Moore Orpheum vaudeville week

Moore theater opens a varied vaudeville week with James J. Morton as eighth feature. Albertina Rasch leads with a premiere danseuse act, Whipple and Huston in Shoes, Lightner Girls and Alexander, Rev Frank W Gorman songs, Pistol and Cushing in The Stranded Minstrels, James Watts and Rex Storey in A Treat in Travesty, Australian Creightons acrobatics, Travel Weekly Washington scenes, Allied War Review in Europe, and an orchestral bill.

Orpheum Circuit James J. Morton Albertina Rasch Whipple Huston Lightner Girls Alexander Frank W. Gorman Pistol Cushing James Watts Rex Storey Washington, D. C Europe

Bank Examiner Wins Case Over German American Bank Tie

Superior Judge Boyd Tallman grants State Bank examiner Moore a $5,800 judgment against American Savings Bank & Trust Co. The suit, for depositors of the German American Mercantile Bank, stemmed from its two year collapse. The clearing house rule required American Savings to cover checks on German American based on prior deposits, upholding the ruling and a $3,800 depository certificate judgment.

Moore American Savings Bank & Trust Co Clearing House Association American Savings Bank Clearing House Tallman

Modern drama staged by Miss Mildred Johnson company

The passage notes sharp protests from those recalling unsavory publicity linked to propaganda by visiting lecturers. It mentions a drama presented not as a moving picture but as a modern stage production led by Miss Mildred Johnson and her accomplished troupe.

Mildred Johnson

Suffrage Bill Delayed as Senate Filibuster Persists

Washington March 28. The senate again debated the suffrage amendment and faced a filibuster by suffragists. Democratic leader Senator Martin warned no vote before Monday. With absentees and anti suffrage votes, suffrage stands at 63, one short of passage.

Washington Senate Liberty Loan Martin

Eagles Add $5,000 Bond Subscription

The Order of Eagles voted at its Friday meeting to invest an additional $5,000 in the Fourth Liberty loan. This brings the Eagles total to $40,700 in Liberty bonds. The Milwaukee or Western track will be abandoned on Railroad avenue between Jackson and Washington streets for the city elevated line.

Metropolitan Theatre Order of Eagles The Eagles Railroad Ave Jackson and Washington Streets City Seattle

Who Started This War Discussion At Borrowed Time Club

Six thousand five hundred dollars of Rolle-Barnes stock from Leo Wile estate will be invested in Liberty Bonds. The Borrowed Time club meets Wednesdays at 2 p m in Malloy hall at 45th street and 14th avenue North East.

Rolle-Barnes Company Leo Wile Liberty Bonds Malloy Hall 45Th St 14Th Ave. N. BE

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