Enemy aliens reach Seattle under federal parole
Fort Doug officials report ten enemy aliens now in Seattle under parole from Fort Douglas. Names listed include George Hausendorfer Helt Allmond Kadgin Ver Evenson Peter Monday and J Carr. McAuley Seattle office says they are restricted to county and must prove reputability to officials. Louis Pragia, freed a week earlier, has been heard from.
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Fort Dr. A. Douglas
Seattle
L Bureau
Department of Site
J. A. McAuley
George Hausendorfer
Helt
Allmond Kadgin
Ver
Evenson
Peter Monday
J . Carr
Mr. McAuley
Fort Doug
Alvo von Alven
Louis Pragia
McAuley
Swiftwater Bill Reported Missing After Seattle Arrival
Cyril H. Good, 18, of Baglie Gorge Washington, arrived in Seattle to begin on the read and carnival. He disappeared Sunday from the Kerma hotel after registering there. Jesse Arnold was charged and pleaded not guilty in the United District Court Monday morning in connection with the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Read& Carnival
Cyril H. Good
Baglie Gorge
Wash
Eriously
Kerma Hotel
Swiftwater Swift
Jesse Arnold
United District Court
Rent offer for tiny two room unit at Macre Littl City Farms
Informal ad offering a two room unit to move in at Macre Littl City Farms. Terms include $100 cash and $150 per month rent with options to continue, finish, or own.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macre Littl City Farms
Murder of two bandits shocks Rainier Valley
The two men died in a gun battle after a staircar robbery spree in Rainier Valley. Deputy Scott’s killer is linked to the slain Cady, while “Blackie the Rat” is suspected in other crimes. Sheriff Stringer has mobilized a wider hunt with help from Scott’s and Jeffries’s teams as the manhunt continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
Stringer
Fred Dubrey
Mia
Charles Scott
W. J. Jeffries
Portland
Cady
Jeffries
Governor Withycombe
Oregon
Pearl Scott
Bobby
Dorothy
Urges Repeal of 6 More War Laws
Representative Wright of Georgia introduces resolutions in the House calling for repeal of six major World War I era laws. The measures target the Overman Act the Selective Service Act the licensing of explosives the War Finance Corporation Act the moratorium act protecting service members and the president's authority to use armed forces to safeguard interstate commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Wright
Georgia
War Finance Corporation
Bandits Escape With Girl's Ring
Seattle police hunt two stickup men after they held up Miss Grace Gianetti in Rainier Valley late Saturday night. A diamond ring valued at 200 dollars was stolen. Gianetti could not provide precise descriptions beyond her name and address.
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Seattle
Grace Gianetti
26Th Ave
Rainier Valley
Gianetti
Sallanta
Murdered Deputy Carries Crime Secrets to Grave
Deputy Sheriff Robert C. Speott, 32, known as Smiling Bob, died heroically amid his work with Sheriff Stringer in Seattle. He had solved the Eyer and Cohen diamond robberies, raided moonshine joints, and pursued several major cases, but the killer Cady struck as Speott faced him. Speott’s death ends a career marked by relentless pursuit of criminals and concern for reform among youths.
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Deeperadoes
Robert C. Speott
Bob
John Stringer
Scott
Seattle
Portland
Stringer
Eyer
Cohen
Sheriffs Office
Westmaster Paschich
Cumberland
Oregon
Withycombe
Beott
Speott
J. W. Jeffries
Tortland
Rogues
Nemi Ag
Washington
Cady
South End
Pedestrians Hit by Autos 201 This Year
FE. G. Erickson of 114 Boren avenue reported to police that he struck Mrs. William Higley of 11 Eighth avenue with his automobile at Boren avenue and Virginia Street. Higley was taken to the city hospital with a head cut, then returned home. A rain covered windshield and umbrella carried by Mrs. Higley were cited as causes.
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Jack Shornick
4Th Ave. N. W
Third Ave
Pike At Shornick
Bold burglars loot Anklet from actress in Paris raid
In Paris a group of six well dressed thieves raided a hall, stealing Mile La Font's diamond emerald and platinum anklet along with rings and a cigarette case. They entered with police polite manner, flashed pistols, and forced the scandalized dancer to surrender the jeweled anklet as she stood in stockings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Criqui
la Font
Paria
France
Mile
Jewela
Revised railroads windup funds total 420 million dollars
Washington reports revised estimates to wind up railroad control total 420 727 841 dollars. The reduction from 436 million comes from removing claims related to possible government charges. The government has invested over 1.2 million in road improvements, with a remaining deficit of over 600 million charged as war cost.
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Washington
Railroad Administration
Congress
Shelley
Public Memorial for Bishop Hughes
A public memorial meeting will be held today in local Methodist churches for Bishop Matthew Simpson Hughes 57 of Portland Ore who died in a Cleveland hotel yesterday of pneumonia He fell seriously ill Friday during an extensive speaking tour for the federated churches and refused a week’s rest despite advice.
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Hughes Cleveland
Matthew Simpson Hughes
Portland
Ore
Mishop Hughes
Federated Churches
Bank cashier not in prison after embezzlement conviction
Prosecutor Fred C. Brown questions why J Harwood Morris former Fremont State Bank cashier, convicted of embezzlement, is not imprisoned. Morris received March 24 commitment but remains free. Brown cites influence delaying sentence and potentially quashing it. Supreme Court ruled against Morris and ordered serving the sentence, yet he remains at large.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred C. Brown
J. Harwood Morris
Fremont State Bank
Brown
Morris
Priso
Supreme Court
Blizzard Kills Missouri Peach Crop
The Easter Blizzard devastated Missouri fruit belts with the entire peach crop killed, along with apples plums and cherries. The state board of agriculture estimated damage at 6 million dollars with other crops damaged early. Average Missouri apple and peach production are about 1 000 000 and 5 000 000 bushels respectively.
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Jefferson City
Missouri
State Board of Agriculture
Plead Not Guilty to Dope Charges in Court
Edgar Pf. Hurd Thomas C. Evans Ollie May Roberts and Eva Bell Roberta denied in the United States district court Monday that they were guilty of narcotic law violation as charged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar Pf. Hurd
Thomas C. Evans
Ollie May Roberts
Eva Bell
Roberta
United States District Court
Potatoes Prices Climb As Shortage Paralyzes Market
Wholesale dealers report Yakima potatoes at 160 dollars a ton with housewives paying far more for limited supply. Officials cite crop shortages nationwide and reluctance to store spuds, while storage holds sit idle and movement stalls along Western avenues. In Denver, Vanderlip says wartime loans cannot be canceled and hints at a possible revival of cross border coalitions, as he heads to Japan.
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Yakima
Washington
Idaho
Noreles
California
Port Commission
Commission
Spokane St
Bell St
Seattle
C. Kiyce & Co
C. W. Chamberlain Co
John Gourney & Co
Gromaman Mros
Liberty Fruit and
Local Markets Prices and Livestock Quotations
Market notes list dairy prices chickens ducks and hens, along with wholesale and live animal rates. Quotes cover butter cheese eggs pork veal lamb and stockyard quotients, with generic remarks about security and silence.
Status of the New York Stock Exchange
Prices were irregular at the market opening with United States Steel and United States Rubber up and Republic steady. American Woolen rose to 125 1/4, Marine preferred high, Studebaker fluctuated and ended above 109. Call money stood at 6 percent as sugar stocks moved higher.
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New York
United Mates
United States
Republic
Btudebaker
I. Realty
Central Leather
International Paper
Off
United Mates Healty
Studebaker
Crucible
Market swings across grains and livestock amid rain and strikes
Chicago grain futures slid after an early rally as rain and strike news weighed on corn and oats. May corn opened at 1.45 and fell. September corn weakened despite an initial rise. Denver cattle and calf markets showed steady to strong demand, while San Francisco butter and cheese prices held firm in varied grades.
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Chicago
Middle West
City to Build Houses of Mud in London
London civic housing commission undertakes mud house experiment to relieve housing congestion. Architect calls them pine de terre with cement plaster exteriors and metal lath interiors. Molds like Edleon cement houses shape outer walls. District to be dubbed Mudtown as brick and stone materials are diverted to new university and school builds.
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London
Ont
Canada
London Civic Housing Commission
Edleon
Market reports show mixed livestock and steady grain prices
Readable figures indicate cattle receipts at 2 053 head with market steady to higher for steers and cows, while sheep receipts total 405 head and prices show small gains for valley lambs. Butter and cheese prices are listed with minor variations. New York spot exchange opens firm with sterling at a fresh high around 3.95 to 4.04 dollars and francs and Canadian currencies edging up.
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Portland
Bulk of
Wales
Best Valley
New York
France
Dame Fashion After Hubby s Pay Slip
Paris fashion houses unveil a weekly hat model to woo clients with a new headpiece each week. Modistes promise hats tailored to harmonize with seasonal gowns, pressuring women to keep adding hats as part of a costly wardrobe scheme.
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Hubby
Paris
New York Coffee and Sugar Quotations
New York listings show coffee prices for various grades and sizes and sugar quotations per pound. Bertha Rose pleads not guilty to narcotic law violations before Federal Judge Neterer Monday morning. James D. Hoge holds a 30 day option on the Downs building near his 11 story HP lodge on Second Ave and Cherry St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Rose
Neterer Monnday
James D. Hoge
Downs
Second Ave
Cherry
Tides in Seattle Reported With Times and Heights
Tide forecast for Seattle lists low tides at 1 29 a m and 7 20 p m with heights 4 9 ft and 6 7 ft respectively. High tides occur at 6 56 a m 10 8 ft and 12 44 p m 6 7 ft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aha
Seattle Arrivals and Departures List April 4
Ships listed arriving and departing Seattle include Admiral Farragut from San Diego via San Francisco at 10 46 pm and Yosemite from San Francisco at 10 pm Also on schedule are UAC O Bnohemiah from sea station at 6 pm motor adir Dootyalla from San Pedro via San Francisco at 1 68 pm water Myades from Tacoma at 4 20 pm Prince Rupert from Prince Rupert BC via porte at 4 pm and City of Beattie bound for southeastern Alaska at 104 m. Ascindon sails to San Francisco at 12 35 m and Africa Mary heads to Tacoma at 200 m Prince Rupert sails to Prince Rupert via porte at 11 45 pm.
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Ftr
Admiral Farragut
San Diego
San Francisco
Atr
Yosemite
UAC
Bnohemiah
Sea Station
San Pedro
Tacoma
Prince Rupert
B. C
Porte
City of Beattie
Alaska
Ascindon
San Franchsco
Africa Mary
Maritime Train of Vessels and Routes Noted in Seattle Area Log
Wireless Canadian Government reports a list of ships and positions including Sir Horace X Siaater bound for San Francisco, Admiral Farragut for Beattie, Wapama near Everett, Lyman Stewart to Vancouver, Queen to Seattle, Mavilah Beattie to Yokohama, Norwood to Katalla, Wathen Portland to Yokohama, Northwestern Cordova to Juneau and other vessels with distances from reference points and estimated times in the Seattle area maritime log.
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Sir Horace X. Siaater
Fagle Harbor
San Francisco
Bagie Harbor
At & Pom
Ste Admiral Farragut
San Franciaco
Beattie
Beatti At & Pom
Fred Master
Everett
San Pedro
At & Pm
Wapama
Viverett
Point Wilson
Ate Lyman Stewart
Port San Luis
Vancouver
Queen
Heattle
Heattie
P. m
Topeka
Columbia River
Lehtelip
Mavilah
Yokohama
Norwood
Kacersion Inlet
Katalla
Cape Fipe
Wathen
Portland
Northwestern
Cordova
Juneau
Cape St. Elias
Vessels in Port at Seattle Today
A catalog of ships and docks in Seattle ports listing numerous vessels by name and berth. Entries include Great Northern pier, Kashima Maru, St. Paul, Victoria, Alameda, Wawona, Libby Maine, and many others. Also notes on yards, docks, and steamers in various piers and lines along Lake Union and the East Waterway.
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Smith Cove
Henry Villard
Etry Kalan Maru
Cross Keys
Ater Myades
Great Northern Pier
Hell St
Guy C. Goes
St. Paul
A. & C. G. Snohomish Mier
Bergen
Sehr
Yosomite Pier
Schr Bender Tires
Heohr Chas
BR. Witaon
John A. Plier
Heir Maid of Orleans
Tr Victoria
Alameda
Redondo
Lateouche
Pacific Coast
U. L
Swiftcure
Chas G. Moody
Bee Eiwell
Mer
Ttr
Admiral Farragut
Pacific Coast Engineering Works
Str
Fastern Glade
Triron Pacific Dock
Oridono Maru
Skinner & Eddy Yarde
Eastern Coran
Eastern Planet
Benj. F. Packard
Lontum
Lander
Ehr
Wawona
Madnsford
terminal—Motor Schr
W. F
Eee
Bk W. F
Spokane
Pk Oriental
Etr
Geo
Curtis
Abner Coburn
Motor Ehhr
Libby Maine
Lake Union
Halle Snoqualmie
Broxton
Leota
Endymion
Fort Jackson
Addison
Houghton
Boweamont
Hourneville
Allenhurst
Abilia
Adria
Capraria
Electra
Delwin
Abydos
Arecademia
Academia
Pesuta
Black
Public Markets Westlake Stalls and Bargains Amid Busy Produce Row
A dense list of stall numbers and daily specials from Westlake market aisles notes pork, veal, milk, butter, and canned goods with prices such as 25¢ to 42¢, plus fresh seafood including cod and salmon. Shoppers navigate stalls 105 130 and 2 6 as markers for prunes, citrus powder, and oats while lemons, oats, and flour headline price cuts.
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Westlake
Ike M
van Camp
Lima Ihe
Borden's
Charton
Taxes Paid So Far This Year Beat Previous Record
Taxes totaling 11707042 were paid during the first three months of 1920, says County Treasurer William A. Gaines. The amount surpasses the 1919 total for the same period by 4560447, evidencing a record collection pace. Dexter Horton National Bank will alter New York block to extend from Second to Third avenues on Cherry Street.
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William A. Gaines
Dexter Horton National Bank
New York Block
Second
Third Ave
Cherry St
Japan Changes Finance Plan Amid Bankers’ Pressure
Tokyo reports the council may drop Mongolia and Manchuria from a multinational loan consortium to aid China. Thomas Lamont, a New York banker, urged inclusion of the regions, arguing the reservations were unnecessary. The group of American British and French bankers formed in Paris last May to aid the Chinese government, with Japan opposing broader scope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Council
Mongolia
Manchuria
Thomas W. Lamont
New Y ¥ i
Lamont
Mott
International
Paria
Japan
Building Chief Ruling On Ferris Wheel Permits
George A. Meagher issued a decision Monday affirming that the superintendent of buildings has jurisdiction over issuing permits for Ferris wheels. The ruling clarifies authority in amusement ride oversight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferris Wheels
George A. Meagher
What'll Happen to All This Junk
Instant Corporation Counsel G A Meagner told EF D O'Brien assistant superintendent of utilities that he could not sell destroy or otherwise dispose of confiscated defective weighing machines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Instant Corporation
G . A. Meagner
EF. D. O’brien
Utilities
Robbery Reported at Flatiron Building Four Rooms
J D Simpson reported to police Monday morning that four rooms in the Flatiron Building on West Lake Avenue were robbed Sunday night. He could not estimate the losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weatlake Ave
J. D. Simpson
Simpson
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U. S
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Bolves
Ena
Alaska Street
25Th Ave
Mack and Company
Mic Nace
Morrell Sterling Ard Marcuerite
Teecy
Mary
Mats
Mata
Wilkes Res
Brother Carey
Nott
Johan & Warria
Violet Hemming
N. Y
Dalaceshid Cs
Ackerman & Harris
Valdeville
Betty Blythe
Moore
sekhVv Hum Vaude Vhamme
Pethqva
Lord
Joe
Williamson
Roberts
Lady Artistes
PATHE
Mira
Om §Gcady
Eba
First Ave
Pike
Western Ave
Pha
Thipves
W. a.Thompson
Howard Carville
27Th Ave
Grace Genetticn
24Th Ave
John Spiers
Rosemne Johnson
Reba
Mary Nuton
Charles Vicksburg
Curt Peterson
Ruby
Clara Progen
48Th Ave
Blackie the Rat
Parisienne
Stockingen
Bagatelle
Moris
Blizzard
Vanderlip
Denver
Cole
Frank A. Vanderlip
National City Bank
Germany
Russia
Nippon
Wisconsin
Limburger
Doucke
Hene
Iecee
Peld Wholesale Deslere
Ruurre
Nog
Wheelreste
Warnate
Wwe
Hartley
Tee
Seatite
New York Stock Exchange
Chicago Grain Market
Lambe
Frisco
Mexico
Portland Market Report
York
Santos
Tides
Wireless
Ate Jefferson
Addenbrooke Light
Etrorn
S&s. Novet Communications
Ste
Pike Place
BY Hweney W. Kinney
Puget Sound
Colman Dock
Marion Street
Victoria, B. C
Port Townsend
Port Angeles
Sol Due
Angel Daily Es
Victoria
Tacoma Direct
Coma Direct
Daity
Townsend
Olym Ipenincula
Nellingham
Anacortes
Kaishan
Bell
Ninghar
Utopia
Port
Williams
Dungeness
iClanam
Ludiow
Flagler
Kingston
Gambie
Dudlow
Seton
Satury
iFlager
Maneville
Hady
San Juan Islands
Pointes
Puget Sound Navigation Co
Cotman Dock
Los Angeles
Rons
Watama
McCormick
Cherry &T
Liberty
Victory
Morris Brothers, Inc
Heuitaign Lane House
Elliott
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