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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

May 28, 1913

Page

8

Ex Convicts Face Barriers To Work In The Open World

A former inmate named Robert Bacon argues the fine theory of punishment. He says a criminal record blocks employment, with the stigma of prison remanent in jobs and police scrutiny. A San Quentin escapee testifies that honesty cost him work but a fresh start may be possible in Seattle.

Fred L. Boalt Robert Bacon McNeila Seattle Itis Rogues’ Gallery Bealdes Star Excon Bacon the Star San Quentin Brotherhood League San Francisco Hutt

Busked as strike jobs trap sixty men on trains and in Missoula

Ed Meith, a Seattle miner, recounts how sixty men were lured by an employment agency to Missoula Montana under a city order aimed at supervising agencies. They paid $2 each, were transported in a train, faced guards with rifles, and many were forced to replace striker labor. The mayor arranged refunds for Meith. others reportedly kept working.

Ed Meith Seattle Main St Anld Merth Wilm Anaconda Mining Co Missoula Mont Seattie

Poindexter Opposes Naming of Battle for Postmaster

Washington D C May 28 Senator Miles Poindexter of Washington opposes the naming of Edgar Battle as Seattle postmaster and joins in opposing Stephen J Chadwick for federal judge. He says the appointments represent the reactionary element repudiated by the people and notes Battle is linked to Guggenheim interests tied to Richard Ballinger. Alfred Battle, brother of the nominee, was Ballinger's law partner.

Washington, D. C Edgar Battle Seattle Miles Poindexter Washington Stephen J. Chadwick Battle Guggenheim Richard A. Ballinger Alfred Battle Ballinger

Seattle Man Sues U S Immigration Official

Ernest Korte a German resident of Seattle sues John L Zurbrick immigration official in Vancouver B C seeking 3333 dollars alleging illegal deportation to British Columbia after vagrancy arrests. The suit began in Bellingham and was moved to federal court. Seward freighter towed to port in disabled condition by Lorne.

British Columbia Seattle Ernest Korte John L. Zurbrick Vancouver B.C Bellingham U.S Brockway Korte Seward Alaska Steamship Line Lorne

Basement Saleeroom Offers Vintage Underwear Deals

Women's cotton union suits priced at 25c with options in low neck sleeveless styles and lace trimmed tops. Extra sizes 35c. Children's white cotton vests and knee or ankle length pants also from 25c. Mercerized lisle hosiery 18c pair and seamless split-sole 18c. Basement sale room.

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French Bobbinet Curtains and Lace Edged Drapery Offers

Linens and curtains advertised at 1.50 per pair for bobbinet curtains with linen lace edge. French bobbinet shown in white with taped hems and 42 inch width, long 2 1/2 yards. Additional items include 48 inch ecru bobbinet at 25 cents per yard in double twisted weave.

Aunt Nancy Sells Flags on Patriots Day in Seattle

87 year old Aunt Nancy Herlinger, the oldest member of the Woman's Relief Corps in Seattle, spent Patriot Day selling tiny silk flags with the Daughters of the G A R and the Spanish War Veterans Auxiliary. About 100 members tagged downtown shoppers while a fife and drum corps serenaded officials. A dance at Dreamland rink capped the day with a grand march led by Aunt Nancy and Mayor Cotterill.

Nancy Herlinger Herlinger Woman's Relief Corps Seattle Second Av Union Atreeta Dreamland Rink Cotterill War Veterans Port Orchard Post Star and Sun

Month End Silk Specials At 45c Yard

Silk fabric sale action highlights month end discounts with prices marked at 45 cents per yard. Customers are urged to visit the salesroom for bargain fabrics and limited quantities.

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