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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1922
Page
8
The Nation argues that the September 1 federal injunction against a nationwide labor movement marks a sweeping executive overreach. It condemns Attorney General Harry M. Daugherty and the administration for autocratic actions and urges nonviolent resistance while warning against a potential general strike.
Tentative plans for a civic building in Seattle's business district to house clubs and associations engaged in civic work were discussed by more than twenty Seattle representatives at a Chamber of Commerce meeting led by President Frank Waterhouse. The plan aims to centralize space for business and social needs to foster warmer relations among civic groups.
The article discusses compiling and reporting submissions to representatives of the involved organizations. It outlines coordination steps and the aim of informing each group about the received inputs.
Philp H. Gearheart lauds Seattle Chamber with 9000 members and a large fund for national advertising. The piece lists numerous new members across Seattle and San Francisco, including merchants, builders, engineers, and professionals, highlighting campaigns and growth.
Otto F. Kegel, head of the Community Fund drive for 51 welfare agencies, reportedly shed ten pounds. F. E. Burleson, the fund’s executive secretary, told the Central Labor Council inquiries asked if Kegel took a commission. the council sought clarification during a Wednesday session. In Youngstown, Erie railroad shopmen ended their strike after a two day conference.
A dandy chance to buy Silverware at a very low price. Included are dinner knives dinner forks table spoons dessert spoons butter knives and sugar shells. UNION 8T. BASEMENT THE BON MARCHE.
Odd and Ends of undermuslins including camisoles chemises gowns bloomers boudoir caps and silk items offered at half price. Highlights include seven pieces from 1.00 for 50c ten pieces from 1.25 for 3c and more with prices down to 1.38 1.48 and 1.73, on the second floor.
Third Floor Bon Marche offers cotton woolnap blankets at 3.95 per pair with 100 pairs in gray tan and white. Sizes 64 by 76 and 60 pairs extra large 84 inches long with pink and blue borders. Strong warmth and wear described.
White Oxford Shirting 32 inch at 25c per yard, 1,000 yards available in lengths to 10 yards. Dotted Swiss 30c per yard, 800 yards, assorted dots, 86 and 36 inches wide, lengths to 10 yards. Fancy Flaxon 35c per yard, 1,000 yards, striped flaxons, 34 and 36 inches wide, lengths to 20 yards. FABRIC FLOOR-THIRD
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