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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jul 20, 1920

Page

6

Rail workers win $600 million annual wage increase

The United States Rail Labor Board granted wage hikes totaling about $600 million annually for 1,894,287 employees across railroads. The awards, averaging 20 to 27 percent, cover pay per hour and per day across freight, passenger, yard, clerical, and maintenance roles, with retroactive start dates and detailed regional scales.

L. R. Blanchard Chicago United Ace Railway Board Cco R. M. Barton E. T. Whiter of Railway Managers Judge RR. M. Barton Rail Labor Board EB. T. Whiter Board of Railway Mana Ward Aph Signal Department

Veteran Diggerstaff Dies From Nail Injury

Funeral services for George F. Diggerstaff, who died Friday from blood poisoning after stepping on a rusty nail, will be held Wednesday at 3 PM in Home Undertaking. He served 18 months in foreign wars, fought at Verdun, St Mihiel, and other engagements, and belonged to the Mooseheart Legion. He is survived by his mother Mia Baker of San Francisco, father William Diggerstaff of Mabton, a stepmother Mrs Wesley J Magee of Seattle, and brothers Henry of Spokane and Walter of Monroe.

George F. Diggerstaff Home Undertaking Company Kiggerstaff George Baker San Francisco William Diggerstaff Mabton Mra Wesley J. Magee Mastiakeave Seattle Henry Diggerstaff Spokane Walter Liggerstaff Monroa

Bond Set At 15000 For Gottstein Murder Conviction

Superior Judge Everett Smith ruled that a new $15 000 bond is required before William Gottstein can be released from county jail. Gottstein, convicted of murder, has been jailed since Friday after the supreme court affirmed the conviction. His attorneys have one month from the affirmation date to file exceptions to the higher court ruling.

Everett Smith William Gottstein Gottstein Supreme Court Goettateln

Counties in State Gain in Population

The census bureau reports 1920 population changes for Washington counties. Adams county shows 9,621 residents, Franklin 7,?4? and Island 6,459 with increases since 1910 of 141 percent for Franklin and 16.2 percent for Island. Decreases noted for Adame county by 1,297 residents, or 11.4 percent.

Washington Horeman Mont Tafty Cal Roseman Taft Adams County Franklin County Island County Adame

Charges Burglary From Hotel Room

Urieh Swain was charged with second degree burglary in a Wayne hotel room case. The warrant was issued by Prosecutor Fret Brown in Justice John B. Gorton’s court. Swain allegedly stole clothing from William J. Kelley at 2013 Second Ave on July 14.

Urieh Swain Fret ©. Brown John B. Gorton Swain William J. Kelley Wayne Hotel Second Ave

Bed Spreads Offered in Satin Damask for Twin Beds

White satin damask bed spreads with Marseilles patterns size 72 by 90 inches offered at 9.50 dollars each.

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