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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1919

Page

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Victory Loan Rally Puts Seattle Over The Top

Seattle Victory Loan drive heats up as workers, banks, and volunteers push for a 19 million dollar quota. A. Swalwell proclaims a million and a half in the jeans tonight while shipyards, the People’s Savings Bank, and civic leaders mobilize. The Goddess of Victory is awaited at Victory Loan HQ as public support and quiet critique mix amid speeches and morale dances.

Seattle California A. Swalwell Victory Loan R. H. Michael Buyabond Tapi Hile Bit Ladd Duthie’s T People's Savings Bank

Prisoner Fatally Wounds Deputy in Federal Building Shootout

F B Wilson alias William Tighman Jr alias Adams, an alleged counterfeiter, drew a gun on Deputy Marshal A Rooks during escort to a cell in the federal building. Rooks shot Wilson as they fought through the cell bars. Wilson wounded Rooks but dropped the weapon. US Attorney Saunders filed charges of attempted murder. Wilson, held for forgery, faced removal to City, Missouri for trial. Fish Winterbottom, alleged accomplice, was arrested in the wake of the shooting.

F. B. Wison A. Rooks U. S S Wilson Arene F. B. Wilson William Tighman Jr Adams Rooks Wilson United States Attorne Saunders King Cr. Bowman Cushman City Books W. E. Theodore Lake Union Don Palmer Fish Winterbottom UN States District Attorney's R. W. McClelland

Mothers' Day Observed Nationwide With Flowers

Sunday designated for Mothers Day with floral tributes and wearing of carnations. Red carnations honor living mothers while white flowers mark mothers who have died and the custom is seen as a symbol of sympathy. Florists anticipated brisk sales ahead of the observance.

Medley of Emotions Marks Garrison Trial End

Ruth Garrison’s trial ends with a not guilty verdict by a tense jury. Emotions surge among Ruth her mother Mrs Lithia Garrison and attorney Hilen as Judge Jurey reads the decision. Deputy Beebe says Ruth’s conduct to the detention home reflects his strong negative view of her.

Lithia Garrison Ruth Altho Herbert Beebe Ruth Garrison Beebe

Ruth Garrison Ordered to State Insane Ward

Ruth Garrison, held in King county jail juvenile ward, is to be sent to the state penitentiary insane ward at Walla Walla or Medical Lake for transfer due to insufficient facilities. A jury found her not guilty by reason of insanity after a March 18 poisoning case involving Grace Storrs, with verdicts announced at 5:15 p.m. and 5:20 p.m., the latter establishing insanity.

John H. Wilmot Wilmot Ruth Garrison King County Jail Walla Walla Stringer State Penitentiary Fred C State Board of Control State Hospital Medical Lake Grace Storra Douglas Storrs Mrs. Storrs Bon Tea Room Okanogan

Victory loan drives boost US over top in fundraising

United Press reports early today that America will exceed the Victory loan goal of 4.5696 billion dollars as states like Michigan pass quotas. Seattle faces a 1.54 million dollar push by midnight with pledges growing and officials vowing completion tonight.

Washington United Press America Victory Loan Michigan New York City Swatwell Seattle

Carmen Street Car Workers Again Denied Overtime Pay

City council delays ruling on overtime for street railway employees until June budget time. Finance and utilities committees recommend awaiting budget formation and consulting legal power to pay overtime. Local 587 previously authorized a referendum strike to secure overtime rights.

Finance and Utilities Counceil Finance Committee Utilities Committee

The Whole World Wants Mothering Poem by Mrs Morris

National War Mothers leader Mrs Robert C Morris describes two years after Mothers Day 1918 the surge of remote and overseas mothers seeking courage and faith as sons return from war. She honors those who died in France and pledges continued service to the home front and homeless children.

Robert C. Morris War Mothers of America France

Germany Declares Mourning Over Peace Terms

Berlin May 16 United Press reports the German government has proclaimed a week of national mourning. The national assembly will meet Monday in Berlin to discuss peace terms. Leaders oppose the Versailles proposal and warn it cannot be accepted. The populace is stunned and fearful amid unrest and calls for restraint in occupied regions.

Berlin United Press National Assembly Versailles Konstantin Fehrenbach Germany

Trans Ocean Flyers Start Toward Trepassy Bay

Washington reports Commander Towers of the NC-3 began a second attempt for Trepassy Newfoundland after propeller trouble forced a Halifax stop. Weather favorable, NC-1 led the way with NC-3 following. Spectators cheered as both planes rose from the bay.

Washington Towers NC-3 Halifax Trepassy New York Navy Department

Also Mentioned on This Page

Aan Bill Industria Johnny Walker C. R. Mantell John H Obert P. Oldham J. K. Maroney Victory _. Loan J. Will Shipping Board Charles Andre Ruth Thomas M. Askren Wimot A. R. Hilen Hilen John H. Rtice Judge Jurey Herbert Beehe Beehe John Carmody Helen John H. Rice Garrison Spokane Tacoma 4. A. Swalwell Victory Liberty Loan Department of Accounting BR. WH. MacMichael Carmen J. A. Stevenson The Newfoundland Trepassy Bay New Foundland Commander Towers United States Naval Bellinger NC-1 Lieut Barrow Me. Culloch Mitchel Richardson McCulloch
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