Seattle Mayor Promises Shield as City Restarts Street Transit
Seattle mayor Ole Nansen says order will be kept and protection assured as strike action by 35,000 union workers and 25,000 shipyard laborers spreads. He asks federal help if needed and pledges police, soldiers, and civilian guards to safeguard life and property while streetcars resume under guard.
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Seattle
Wash
Ole Nanson
Nansen
Nanson
Camp Lewis and
Can
Pacific Northwest
San Francisco
Tacoma
The
Star
Union
Neon
Publicaon
Seattle Board of Education
Pacific Coast Steamship Company
Eafe
E H Keene
Adjutant General of Washington
Washington State Infantry
Stata
Olympia
San Francisco Bay Region
East Bay
Bay Region
Oakland
Federal Shipbuilding Labor Adjustment Board
DIED SIBBONS MAHL GIBBONS INFANT AND JONES FUNERALS
The records note deaths on February 7 1919 for infant Mahl Gibbons daughter of Prank aml Nelly Gibbons with private funeral on February 14 in Colombia rounding. Frank H Jones died February 7 1919 at Prev iene Hospital with funeral at Hindley Chapel and Interment at Olivet Cemetery after services at St Patrick s church.
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Sibbons
Mahl “Mahtha
Nelly Gibbons
Colombia
Jones
Previene Hospital
Frank H Jones
Hindley Chapel
Fitte
H Street
At & BU
St Patrick Shgreh
Mase
Ya Om Intermint Me Olivet
Record-Breaking Trousers Sale At Friedlander Brothers
Friedlander Brothers at 424 Ninth Street Northwest launch a major trousers sale after acquiring an enormous lot from A New & Co of New York. Four price tiers offer hundreds of pairs in worsteds and cassimeres, tailored for maximum service and savings, with cuts from 315 to 600 per pair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friedlander Brothers
Ninth Street
Northwest
New & Co
Broadway
New York City
Government seeks fair price plan to curb stagnation
A cabinet and industrial leaders conference urged President Wilson to appoint a committee to study production costs and set prices for government purchases. The plan aims to release latent consuming power, stabilize postwar prices, and accelerate production while avoiding a return to prewar levels.
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Wilson
Commerce
Redfield
Ita
Consumers
Labor
Congress
Virginia Obituary Notices Across Counties
Obituary notices report Nan Latham of Stafford county dying at 40 from influenza with her eldest son Herbert, 22, passing hours later. Also from Cumberland, Daulbaugh, stabbed January 37, dies. Blackburn arrested. Mrs Hahn in Lavale receives royal regret note for Cadet Thomas Kelidy who died in England after fleeing home in 1914 and enlisting.
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Fredericksburg
Nan
Warehington
Cumberland
Joseph
Dernard Daulbaugh
Robert Blackburn
Hik Garden
Blackburn
Waitrans
Caulbaugh
Washington
Mary F Hahn
Lavale
Records Office
Royal Air Force
Bradford
Dornet
Hugland
Thomas Kelidy
New End
England
Helly
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Index Guard
Mechanica
John F Morrigan
Western Department
Shipping Board
Atrib
General Pier
Hurley
New York
France
Piedmont Sport
Apedal
Washington Post
Piedmont
W Va
Paele” Mullin
Mullin
Cumberland and Georges Creek
Sendayv
Ion
Secretary of Commerce
Counfer
Virginia
Daulbaugh
Scott & Bowne
Frank R Fell
Frank
New Spring
Crears
New Unitn Universies
Rsse
Gistances
Sor
Falais Royal
Sunday Post
OF Parker
Bridget
Soisette
Madras
Comet
Taeces
Puiher
Tyssoqwski
St. N. W
Jaeger Woelen
Parker
Griffith
Victor Records
van Wickle Piano Co
F. G. Salih Piano Co
F Street
the Sunday Post
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