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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Sep 30, 1919

Page

11

We Repudiate the Conference on Capital and Labor

An op ed denounces President Wilson's proposed conference naming a public committee led by John D. Rockefeller Jr. and FE H Gary. The piece brands the panel as pro business and slanted against labor, vowing not to participate or endorse the proceedings.

Senegambia Basil Manly Wilson United States Chamber of Commerce American Federation of Labor Labor John D. Rockefeller, Jr FE. H. Gary

Open shop push met with warning from labor supporters

The piece argues labor has advanced on hours and conditions since the war and warns against a backward step toward an open shop. It cites Taft’s open shop stance and wartime labor board work, urging attention to an amendment by D Anunnzio at the peace conference.

Ameri Init Taft War Labor Board Senate D’annunzio

Baker backs present system of courts-martial in military justice debate

Secretary approves Maj. Gen. Kernan report praising courts martial as the fabric of military life. Two hundred twenty five officers were asked for views, but no private input was obtained. Critics call the system undemocratic with no rank and file representation or jury review. Other items note Japan policy, annexation debates, Ludendorff views, D Annunzio Romania, industrial democracy myths, Mexican bandits and U S land profiteers.

Baker Man

A Page in the Dictionary by Dr Frank Cra

Horatio and another reader explore an unusual dictionary page from aerobioscope to aesculapian. They marvel at obscure terms and the surprise of language, noting aerostation versus aviation and noting many unfamiliar words and meanings. The dialogue ends with a playful remark on the dictionary changing the subject too often.

Frank Cra Horatio Earth Jules Verne Horatius

Italy and the World Ready for Conquest Says Reader

A reader extols Italian power led by D Annunzio and Arditi promising to seize Fiume and dominate the Balkans. He claims America, Britain, and France cannot stop Italy while disparaging the Paris Conference and American sentiment.

Italy Granda Nazione Grando Capitano d'Annunzio Arditi

Woman Wine and War by Edmund Vance Cooke

A poem discusses the enduring trio of woman wine and war in human affairs. It contrasts ancient ideals with modern law and social change. The piece frames women's influence in life and conflict, noting the persistence of wine in speech and metaphor despite limits imposed by law and society.

Edmund Vance Cooke Greece Rome Sons of Thor

Paris fashion edges longer dresses and attire says expert

A style expert returning from Paris notes longer dresses hats gloves and shoes as the latest trend. Amid scattered domestic vignettes a New York Times-like tone appears with casual observational snippets about society and daily life.

Paris

October first highlights through history and figures

A collection of events linked to October 1 across centuries. Notable items include St Paul’s London dedication, Parliament tobacco acts, James Lawrence birth, Rufus Choate birth, the Louisiana transfer and Napoleon’s sale, Hotchkiss rifle inventor birth, BlackHoof Shawnee chief death, Kate Field birthday, debt imprisonment law, and comedian James Lewis birth.

Rufus Choate St. Ildefonso Louisiana France Spain Louis XV Napoleon America United States Benjamin Hotchkiss Blackhoof Wapaghkownette Bilackhoof Braddock St Clair and Harmer Kate Field England James Lewis Daly's Company

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