War veterans to hold LAN Carnival in Seattle for two weeks
World Veterans Association to hold a two week reunion in Seattle starting Monday April 19. Vets from Oregon Idaho Montana British Columbia will join old comrades. Q Yeats secretary of the Seattle chapter says a large war relic exhibit will be set up in the Fifth Ave and Le Orst vacant lot with the Greater Alamo Shows providing spectacles at the corner.
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Rat
The
World Veterans’ Association
Seattle
Tow
Oregon
Idaho
Montana
British Columbia
Q. Yeats
Fifth Ave
le Orst
Yeats
Alamo
Association
Non St
Fire Inquest Reveals Lincoln Hotel Blaze Details
Witnesses recount climbing fire escapes and breaking a door to reach frightened guests and a sick boy. Fire gongs were heard by some staff, while others did not hear alarms. A broken fire escape glass and a malfunctioning extinguisher are noted as critical moments in the panic.
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Neff
Wey
Miss Crowe
C. Kennedy
Department of Cheasty's
the Lincoln
Fred H. M. Good
Duncan
Smoire
Rice
Good
G. Healy
Misa Almina
Lincoln
Pedestrian Hit by Auto Injures Unidentified Woman
A motorist, Merritt of 4142 22th Ave NE, collided with another car at Lith Ave NE and N 40th St, knocking a woman from the second vehicle. He said the woman may not be seriously injured. The incident adds to the year’s pedestrian auto collisions totaling 300.
Pedestrian Hit by Autos In City Traffic
Arthur Monday rode his motorcycle along Fifth Avenue when sideswiped by H A Ironeide at 2422 Fifth Avenue W near Pike Street and Terry Avenue. Monday suffered bruises from the collision.
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Arthur
Ave
H. A. Ironeide
Fifth Ave. W
Pike ,Et
Terry Ave
Pedestrian Hits Auto Run In First Ave Incident
A man driving at First Avenue and yesterday morning struck a boy who was frightened but uninjured. The incident involved F. W. Allen of 4222 Findley Avenue as the driver.
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F. W. Allen
Findley Ave
Missing 15-Year-Old Boys Reported by Police
Harold Glover age 15 of 4042 Latona Ave left with a red mackinaw and corduroy trousers. Otho Cox age 15 disappeared after leaving 6314 Ave. 8. W. Monday afternoon. Harold Klick age 14 left 6057 37th Ave. 8. W. Monday. Parents reported each case to police Tuesday. descriptions note medium build and straight back brushed hair. No reasons given for running away.
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Harold Glover
Latona Ave
John Mc Harrue
Otho Cox
Ave
Ife
Harold Klick
37Th Ave
Kiwanians Honor Mayor With Blue Plaque Emblem
Kiwanis charter member Mayor Caldwell receives a blue Plaque bearing the letter K in design during a Tuesday morning presentation in the mayor’s office. Prominent club members attend as the ceremony honors civic leadership on an official visit noted by attendees.
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Kiwanis Club
Caldwell
Ireland Starts General Strike
Dublin April 13 The one day nationwide strike began in protest against Frith treatment of hunger striking Sian Penn prisoners. Railway workers voted to walk out leaving posts, Midland and Western lines halted. Strike leaders warned of swift action to save 100 men near death while jailers allegedly deny access. Lord Lieutenant French refused to meet a delegation led by the lord mayor as commercial activity halted across southwest Ireland. No trains or streetcars operated, stores and saloons closed.
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Dublin
Frith
Sian Penn
Midland
Great Western
French
Ireland
Illinois Primary in Motion Today
In Chicago on April 13 the Republican vote centers on whether a favored son succeeds or if Lincoln and Grant are preferred alongside Gen. Leonard Wood and Gov. Frank Lowden. No Democratic presidential candidates were listed.
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Chicago
Tiiola
Lincoln
Grant
Leonard Wood
Frank ©. Lowden
Democratic
Musician Injured in Street Scuffle Collision
Franz Adelman a member of the Coliseum orchestra was involved in a scuffle with fellow musicians at Fifth Ave and Pike St Monday afternoon. He sustained a bruised leg after being struck by an automobile driven by R. J. McNetce of 6963 Rainier Ave.
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Franz Adelman
Coliseum Orchestra
Fifth Ave
Pike St
R. J. McNetce
Rainier Ave
Talk To Mars Lecture Prompts Debate On Intelligence Beyond Earth
Bir Oliver Lodge announces a Sunday lecture at the Arena exploring communication with Mars and the possibility of intelligent life on other planets. He argues geometry could signal intelligence from Mars and suggests humanity may rise to greater mental heights beyond current limits. Seat sales open Wednesday morning.
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Bir Oliver Lodge
Arena
Marc
California
Bir Oliver
Sahara
Mare
Sir Oliver
He-Muffs stir fashion on Atlantic City Boardwalk
From Atlantic City on April 13 a new fashion sight appears with a young man riding a wheelchair in a tweed topcoat and brown fur muff. Witnesses describe no harm to him while onlookers, mostly women, gasp and men pale at the scene.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Artists' Models Strike for Higher Wages in Brussels
In Brussels on April 13, artists' models walked out demanding a 10 cent hourly raise. They currently earn 28 cents per hour as the strike begins.
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Brussels
Belgium
Tests of intoxication used by Oxford judges
London reports describe a test devised at Oxford University to assess drunkenness. The procedure asks a man to draw a circle enclosing a square and to draw diagonal lines from corner to corner, aims to reveal impairment for legal judgment.
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London
Oxford University
Strike Shocks Shipments Tes Market Faces Price Rises
California lettuce and Mexican tomatoes failed to arrive as workers struck Tuesday. Prices rose across the market with lettuce at 5 dollars per crate and Mexican tomatoes at 4 to 4 560 per unit. Onion and butter markets steadier. cheese prices higher. cattle and sheep receipts reported at 909 and 695 respectively.
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California
Prices Paid in Local Markets for Almonds Poultry and More
Market notes show Prices Paid by Wholesalers to Shippers for almonds and poultry, including various animal and product categories. Quotations appear for regional items such as Virginia and Wisconsin goods, with mentions of cream, lamb, and geese in wholesale contexts. A stray aphorism about a young woman's marriage vow appears at the end.
Status of the New York Stock Exchange in Opening Trade
NYSE opens with fractional changes as leaders drift. General Motors falls 15 points amid bear raid pressure before closing strong. sugar stocks decline then rebound. other issues show mixed moves in early trading. Chicago hogs and cattle receipts quoted with higher prices and varied ranges.
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New York
Lesves
Toda
United States
Hitec
Mexian Petroleum
Crucible
Baldwin
Studebaker
Tejas Company
Republic
General Motors
Grain futures ease as corn and oats slip on strike fears
Chicago Board of Trade shows a decline in corn and oats with May corn at 1.66 and July 1.89, trade light amid buyer hesitancy and strike worries. Wheat stalled, provisions steady, and regional market notes from Portland and Denver report mixed dairy and livestock prices with modest cattle and hog activity.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade Today
Foreign Exchange Report from New York and San Francisco
Foreign exchange notes from New York show sterling at 35 4 4 dollars, live checks up 20 centimes to 82.09 cents, and franc checks up 60 centimes to 16.126. Canadian dollars listed at 91 cents, with money on call and mercantile paper variations noted. In San Francisco pricing for butter and eggs appears, with Cheene California fata and pulleta prices listed alongside other commodities.
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New York
Mercantile
London
Public Market Prices at Pike Place stalls
An OCR listing describes numerous food items and prices from Pike Place stalls including milk at 10 cents per quart, canned pork and beans at 10 cents, fresh soles, salmon, butter, peanut butter, dates, veal roast, steak, ham, and various teas and baking products with prices ranging from pennies to a few dollars, along with stall numbers and product notes.
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Pike
Piret Ave
Ridgway
Stall & Halibut
Sanitary stalls list bake shop and grocery items
Sanitary stalls feature a variety of bargain foods and brands. Listings include Styson or Celumet baking powder 2c, Van Camp's soups nine can for $1.06, Snider's ketchup 50c per bottle, Booth's sardines 20c, and strawberry preserves 50c per jar. Other items include white beans, grape fruit specials, Solace coffee and Crisco priced, with multiple stall references.
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Styson
M. J
van Camp
Snider
Booth
M J. B
Crisco
Westlake Market Ad Lists Various Grocery Items
A garbled retail list shows stalls and items including green peas 20c per dozen oranges 20c a dozen minced olives 15c a can corn or peas 3 cans Aunt Jemima pancake flour navy beans 260 a can Carnation milk 11 2 per can and other staples with prices such as 98c for a broom and 66 for anchovies.
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Westlake
Brinnon Logging Co. Awarded Damages in Breach Case
A jury in Judge Calvin Hallscourt court awarded Brinnon Logging Co. damages totaling 15 432 dollars and 29 cents from Carlsborg Logging Co. for breach of contract.
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Brinnon Logging Co
Carlsborg Logging Co
Calvin
Hallscourt
Carlsborg
Frasier Heads to National Savings Bank Conference
Haymond R. Frasier president of Washington Mutual Savings travels to Boston for a national savings bankers conference. He then goes to Pinehurst NC for the American Bankers Association executive council spring meeting. Speakers include Warfield Bach and Irving Fisher on savings. Frasier will discuss publicity for promoting savings and public goodwill.
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Haymond R. Frasier
Washington Mutual Savings Bank
Boston
Savings Bankers
Pinehurst
North Carolina
Executive Council
American Bankers Association
New York
New England
Renton
Davies Warfield
National Association of Owners of Railroad
Congreeeman
John J. Bach
House
Irving Fisher
Yale University
Frazier
Seattle Arrivals and Departures Detailed Wharf Schedule
Seattle arrivals and departures list ships and times from southeastern Alaska ports, San Diego and San Francisco, with multiple vessels named and docks at Pier 11 14 and various yards. The roster includes military and merchant ships, gas boats, tugs, and numerous named hulls and yards.
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Seattle
Alaska
Admiral Dewey
San Diego
San Francisco
Skagway
Kell Wt
Chas
E. Moody
Hen
F. Packard
Kamchatka
Bege Kiwel
Bergen
Echr Kirketind
Fanny Dutard
Sehr Azalea
Union Oldock
Echr
Bender Bros
Stanley
Hebr
Rh. Wilson
Northwestern
Etr
Jefferson
Pacific Coast Bunkers
A. & L. & Swiftcure
Admiral Bchey, Skinner & Eddy Yards
Pastern Planet
Pacific Coast Engineering Works
Icoclum
Lander St
Sehr
Wawona Spokane Et
Motorschr
W. Brust
W. F. Burrows
Geo. Ocartla
Hammond
Mn—T
G. Snohomish
Sean West
Jena
West Mith Cove
Duthie Yards
Junean
Ames Yarde
Roosevelt
Tedd Drydocks
Elihu Thomeen
Admiral Evans
Eastern Glade
Agron
Eastern Victor
Meter Sehr Alki
Usion
Hulia Bnoqualmie
Broxton
Scota
Endymion
Fort Jackson
Addion
Boughton
Boweamont
Rourne‘ie
Allenhurst
Abidla
Adria
Capraria
Elestra
Ocelwin
Abydos
Arcademia
Academia
Peruta
Black Wolf
Hickland
Rastine
Blanford
Anthon
Fort Harrison
Fort Stanwix
Imufka
Seattle Is Not in Oregon Admits Geographical Correction
The New York Evening Post concedes Seattle is in Washington not Oregon. An April 5 editorial notes earlier miscredit to Oregon and credits Seattle’s rise to prominence in the Pacific Northwest. The Seattle Chamber of Commerce protests, urging acknowledgment Seattle belongs to Washington.
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Seattle
Oregon
Post
New York Evening Post
Poindexter
Beattie
Seattle Chamber of Commerce
Seattie
Pacific Northwest
United States
Bureau
Washington
Postoffice Fight On Seattle Federal Building Plan
Discussion continues on steps to obtain a new federal building for Seattle despite a reported agreement in the appropriation committee not to report any public buildings bill. A meeting will be held at 11 oclock Wednesday under the chamber of commerce federal building committee in the chamber assembly room.
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Federal
Seattle
Washington
Federal Building Committee
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber Assembly Room
Filipino forger Rincon sent to reform school
M Rincon a member of a Filipino trio forgers received a two to 15 year sentence in Monroe Reformatory by Judge King Dykeman on Tuesday. Rincon was convicted of forging a $37.50 check in the name of Andrew Switzer.
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M. Rincon
Monroe Reformatory
King Dykeman
Rincon
Andrew Switzer
Yale President Hadley Endorses Income Tax Reform
Dr. Arthur T. Hadley of Yale University helped craft resolutions urging revision and simplification of federal income tax laws. The Haven Chamber of Commerce has adopted them and asked the Seattle Chamber to endorse the principles as they call current taxes needlessly burdensome.
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Arthur T. Hadley
Yale University
the Haven Chamber of Commerce
Seattle Chamber Commerce
New Haven
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Allegne Quintette
Siitt Wood
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Ee Orpheum Theatre
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Mata
Mars
Sir Oliver Lodge
He-Muffs
Walnete—Manchering
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Wisconsin Cream Bee
America Hivek Bwire
Whelewater
Vem Paney
Peld Whovrea
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Portland Market Report
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Viggo
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Meera
Ban Francisco
Ford
Eitel Bldg
N. W. Corcesene and
Pike Ss
United Painless
Heonouy
Soc Folger
Anchor
T. Blake
Albers
Admiral Behley
HM. T. Heather
Tides
Topraday Arn
Whromasday Avhil
Lira
H. E. Wills CO
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Rome
Edwin J. Brown
Peléco
Peoples Savings Bank
Pike SB
Guardian Trust & Savings Bank
Colman Building
Liberty
Victory
Morris Brothers
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