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Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Sep 16, 1919

Page

9

Banker Given Jail Sentence for Misappropriation

Charles B. Thomas, former president of First National Bank of Bremerton, was sentenced to 20 days in Whatcom County Jail and fined $300 after misappropriating over $8,000. He repaid $33,000 to the bank and a petition for clemency cited by jurors and defense counsel influenced the light sentence. Martin announced a writ of error to be filed in the district court of appeals.

First National Bank of Bremerton Charles B. Thomas Whatcom County Neterer Winter S. Martin Bellingham Thomas Martin District Court of Appeals

Tailor Strike May Spread Across City and Stores

Indications Tuesday show the 500 tailors strike, begun Monday, may expand to bushelmen and alteration hands in stores handling ready made clothing. Seattle tailors join a coastwide walkout seeking wage raises from 36 to 44 dollars weekly, a closed shop, and reclassification to create more journeymen. Journeymen would gain one helper, with overtime limited to four hours weekly at double pay, a key point of contention with master tailors.

Seattle Master Tailora

44 Hour Week Strikers Fired at Brooklyn Shipyard

In New York on September 14, 44 hour week workers who quit at noon to protest the 44 hour schedule found themselves unemployed when they reported for work. Employers stated the strikers had automatically resigned and would be paid off. Unions began picketing as owners filled vacancies and planned further action against strike breakers.

New York Brooklyn

Steel Strike Orders Sent to Chicago Unions

Orders for steel workers in the Chicago area to strike next Monday at 6 a.m. were received by local unions. About 150,000 workers in the region are expected to participate, according to union officials.

Chicago

Townley Receives 90 Day Term In Sedition Case

Jackson Minnesota report states A C Townley and Joseph Gilbert of the National Non Partisan League were sentenced to 90 days in Jackson county jail for conspiring to teach sedition. Judge Dean granted a 60 day stay to permit a plea for a new trial.

Jackson, Minn A. C. Townley Joseph Gilbert National Non-Partisan League Townley Gilbert Jackson County Dean

Old Krag-Jorgensen Rifle Shelved By U S Army

The United States army has officially retired the Krag-Jorgensen rifle used in the Spanish American War. Obsolete items listed in war department orders include Springfield rifles and carbines, U S magazine rifles and carbines in various calibers and models, and swords for noncommissioned officers on staff duty.

Ban Francisco United States Army War Department Western Department Springfield United States Magazine

Nine Traffic Law Suspects Nabbed by Deputies

Nine alleged violators were arrested by Deputy Sheriffs Asa Lee R. C. Murphy and C. H. Kearney Sunday. The offenders named are J. W. Norberg J. W. Nordstrom C. Weaver Fred Buhler J. H. Jackson N. B. Burna J. Weady M. A. Reed and M. Settlebaum.

Asa Lee R. C. Murphy C. H. Kearney J. W. Norberg J. W. Nordstrom C. Weaver Fred Buhler J. H. Jackson N. B. Burna J. Weady M. A. Reed M. Settlebaum

Germans ship 800 internees from Canada to Rotterdam

Eight hundred Germans interned in Canada were sent to Rotterdam in one week as part of a transport operation. The move highlights ongoing measures against enemy nationals during the conflict.

Montreal Canada Rotterdam

Simmons beds promise sound sleep and steady support

Simmons promotes beds built for sleep with seamless square steel tubing and quiet operation. The bed is sturdy yet light, with sliding sides and finishes in white enamel ivory or hardwood effects. Available in two and a half and three foot widths at little, if any, higher cost than ordinary beds.

Simmons

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