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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1921
Page
11
Two million railroad workers begin accepting reduced wages as a $400,000,000 annual cut takes effect. One thousand union executives weigh acceptance while leaders urge restraint to avoid a rail shutdown. Analysts cite unemployment concerns and lack of public support as reasons to deter a strike.
In London on July 1 Sinn Fein chiefs De Valera Griffiths and McNeill left Mountjoy prison and moved freely for the first time in over a year. They were reported to discuss Lloyd George peace overtures and a possible meeting with the premier.
T F Marrow was elected president of the Greenwood Improvement Club at its regular weekly meeting Thursday night.
Mrs Clara A Trost of San Francisco was killed when the auto she drove skidded into a ditch on the Columbia highway near Scappoose Oregon. G A Trost Jr was seriously injured and his mother Mrs G A Trost was badly cut.
Seven hundred dollars worth of morphine and cocaine discovered Thursday night in a box with machinery at Pier A by watchman L R Netbohm after he observed a suspicious loiterer. Eight ounces of morphine and eight ounces of cocaine recovered and turned over to customs inspector W O Burton.
Robert Loomis, former cowboy and twice convicted of the 1917 Boston killing of Bertha Meyers, has been freed. Charles Shrope, who had confessed as Loomis’ accomplice in two prior trials, repudiates the confession in the new development.
General Manager Fletcher B Gibbs and Field Secretary William H Greenleaf of the National Association of Stationers and Manufacturers are named among principal speakers at the 12th annual convention of the Pacific Northwest Stationers' association to be held here on July 12 18 and 14.
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