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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Mar 22, 1919

Page

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Ruth Garrison Held Under Assumed Name at House of the Good Shepherd

Ruth Garrison remains at the House of the Good Shepherd under an assumed identity as court action looms to move her to county jail. Prosecutors press for legal steps tied to Dudley Storrs abduction case while officials feud over her treatment and the investigation into the death of Grace Storrs.

Ruth Garrison House of the Good Shepherd Ruth Dudley Storrs Okanogan John D. Carmody House of the Good Stringer 50Th N Sunnyside Carmody Ruth Gar House of the Shepherd Brown Okanogan County Dudley M. Storrs Storrs W. C. Gresham Sheriff Stark Stoiom Boyd Tallman Fred C. Brown Star Harry E. Stark Okaroken Sterk Thomas M. Askren A. R. Hilen Grace Storrs Donald A

Eldena christened as first post strike ship launches in Seattle

The 9,600 ton steel freighter Eldena slid from the ways at 7 30 a m marking the first post strike launch under the Beattie shipyard workers return in Seattle. Mrs M A Magee wife of the fleet manager christened the vessel while the Skinner and Eddy band played and workers cheered signaling a new era in local steel shipbuilding.

Skinner & Eddy Launch Skinner & Eddy Beattie Shipyard Bidens M. A. Magee North Pacific Emergency Fleet Corporation Eldena Seattle

Ruth Garrison Sees New Life at House of the Good Shepherd

Ruth Garrison, awaiting trial, is moved to the House of the Good Shepherd in the Meridian district. The scene unfolds with solemn warmth as she adjusts to the institution, speaks of sleep, misses visitors, and shows a mix of routine and longing for home. Her attorney and aide arrive to confer as Ruth faces her circumstances.

Fred C. Brown B. Glatz Storrs EB. John St Dan McLennan Ruth Garrison House of the Good Shepherd Meridian Caide Ruth Good Shepherd Seattle Thomas Askren Rueben Hilen Good Shepherd Home Skagit County Camano Island

Treaty terms would limit German military power after war

Reported terms from Paris outline Germany allowed seven infantry divisions three cavalry divisions and 100000 officers and men plus a navy capped at six battleships and twelve torpedo boats. No military air force beyond 100 seaplanes and all submarines to be surrendered.

Preme War Council Alg Germany

Carrier Rates And Subscriptions For The Star

The Star announces 50 cents per month by carrier in the Northwest carrier zone. Mail service outside the zone costs 1.50 for three months 3.00 for six months and 5.00 for a year. Call Main 600 and ask for the Circulation Department.

I Am Yours Always Ruth Garrison Letter to Dudley Storrs

A young woman Ruth Garrison writes a devotion filled letter to Dudley M. Storrs after arriving in Seattle from Okanogan. The missive describes her unhappiness with the new city, plans, and affection while noting mail interception by Captain Charlies Tennet.

Ruth Garrison Dudley Storrs Seattle Okanogen Dudley M. Storrs Charlies Tennet

Macy scale unfair to Seattle and Tacoma workers

The Macy scale has never been satisfactory in Seattle or Tacoma and is still in force until October 1. Shipyard managers and international union officers in Washington, D. C. report continuing the scale, but Northwest conditions demand a higher wage for low pay men. At 4.60 dollars per day, workers face a grim battle for existence, with 25 to 30 dollars per week insufficient to support a family. The industry and fairness require a more just readjustment.

Macy Seattle Tacoma Shipping Board Henry McBride National Board For Northwestern District Washington, D. C Northwest San Francisco Los Angeles Star

Wage report awaited on shipyard wage scales

Seattle metal trades officials awaited word on a report that shipyard employers and their international officers in Washington had agreed to continue Macy award wage scales and conditions until October 1. A ten man coastwide industrial relations board was to be appointed. Boilermakers Local 104 planned a meeting to discuss a possible strike on April 1 after men agreed to return to yards until then.

Metal Trades Council Seattle Washington, D. C Macy Henry McBride Northwest Arthur W. Jones Portland Pacific Coast Coast Wise Pacific Coast Shipyard Workers’ Conference Washington J. P. Martin Boilermaker's Union Local 104 Dugdale’s Ball Park

Burleson Fires Postal Co. Directors and Officers

Postmaster General Burleson removed Clarence H. Mackay president W W Cook general counsel William Deegan secretary and the Mackay company boards of Postal Telegraph and Telephone system. A F Adams named to supersede them in management citing failure to follow orders and public conduct harming government interests. Burleson’s order also included removal of the owners.

Washington Burleson Clarence H. Mackay W. W. Cook William 8. Deegan Mackay Company A. F. Adams Mackay Group

War Council To Discuss Frontiers At Paris Meet

Paris March 22 The supreme war council met with Col House standing in for President Wilson who heads to the league of nations conference. The council will reopen talks on Germany frontiers and previously discussed moving Polish troops through Danzig amid reports Germany may bar Polish landings at Danzi¢.

Paris Supreme War Council Wilson Col. House League of Nations Conference Germany Danzig Danzi

Clocks To Be Advanced Next Saturday As DST Nears

Daylight saving time is near with clocks set one hour forward next Saturday night. The railroad administration has issued DST schedules and orders to operate trains accordingly.

Railroad Administration

Federal employment offices close doors over lack of funds

About 600 federal employment service offices shut down nationwide due to budget shortages. States begin taking over unemployed work, with Ohio already planning to assume duties.

Federal Employment Washington Federal Employment Service Ohio

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