Rubber terminal to rise at Fourth Ave and Atlantic St
B F Goodrich Co will erect the region's largest rubber terminal at Fourth Ave and Atlantic St, a $1 million distributing plant designed by architect John Graham. W J Albright, manager, said the project signals a wave of rubber firms setting up warehouses here, though some delays have occurred due to business slowdowns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwest
B. F. Goodrich Co
Fourth Ave
Atlantic St
John Graham
W. JD. Albright
Goodrich Company
Prunes From Oregon Air in Western Ave Market Quips
Oregon prune shipment listed at 7 cents a pound, 540 boxes, aimed at fall trade. Florida and Arizona grapefruit moving moderately. Southern California tomatoes at 3 dollars per crate. Apples and sweet potatoes priced, egg quotes around 65 to 66 cents a dozen, market showing mixed movement and local weakness.
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Oregon
Western Ave
Florida
Arizona
California
Marblehead Markets and Port List With Freight and Ship Notes
Local markets show fruit and produce prices with crates and cases listed. Ocean freight details include vessels at Seattle Smith Cove and various piers with names like Eastern Sword, Kashima Mare, Santa Ana, and Arizona Maru, plus moorings and dredging works and a long roster of livestock feeds and alfalfa products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Smith Cove
Fastern Sword
Eastern Leader
Maquan
Iconium
Westward Ho
Great Northern Terminal
Kashima Mare
Senith Cove
Anchorage
Ste Edmore
Arizona Maru
Santa Ana
Redondo
Grand Trunk Dock
Todd Drydocks
Motor Sehr Wm
Donovan
Weet Togus
Lake Unton
Halle Abilia
Abnoba
Abydos
Addison
Allenhurat
Ahmik
Anthon
Bayden
Bertrand
Bingamon
Biscaya
Black Wolf
Branford
Celwin
Boughton
Pezuta
Puyallup
Cagacan
Capraria
Cardia
Fisher Flouring Mill
West Norranus
Ship News Tides in Seattle
Seattle harbor tide bulletin lists daily low and high tides with times and heights. Data shows two low tides and two high tides, with predicted shallow and full sea levels for the day.
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Seattle
Reductions in Pacific steamship rates approved
The transpacific bureau authorized lower tariffs for lumber, cement, coal and flour to move toward prewar water rates. Flour drops from 10 to 7 dollars a ton, lumber from 17.50 to 15 per thousand, cement from 10 to 9 per ton, and American coal from Utah and Wyoming regions to 6.50 a ton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific
Transpacific Bureau
Cerna
Utah
Wyoming
West Seattle ferry service urged for termination and new routes
A King County committee report urges discontinuing the West Seattle ferry and the Des Moines Portage route by year end, with all coastwise service halted. It proposes a Leschi Park to Mercer Island north end service, a Newport bridge, and ferry rate increases. Weather notes include Tatoosh Island observations and vessel passes with wind and cloud conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Seattle
Des Moinés-Portage
King County Commissioners
Leschi Park
Mercer Island
Newport
Northern and Alaskan Vessels Move Through Late November
Maritime log lists numerous ships in Tecoma and surrounding ports with schedules through November 16 to December 1. Entries include Endicott bound to the United Kingdom via Tecoma, Queen and Arizons Mara toward Kobe and Manila routes, and several vessels docked at Ketchikan Seattle San Francisco and Victoria, with times and ports noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tecoma
Northwestern
Southwestern
Alaska
Sakes
Seattle
Arisona Mara
Manila
Yoko
Bame
Porte
Umatilla
Endicott
United Kingdom
Ometer Loridene Mara
Kobe
Barclay Found
B.C
Queen
Peter Merace
Haxter
Aogie Marber
A & Lmt
Shanghai
Beattie Vta
San Diego
Davenport
Porta San Pedro
Griffin
Bee Henry Villard
Beattie
Puget Bound
Slanwood
Point Judith
Jim Poetier
Victoria
B. C
Astonia
Junean
Heattie
Nanaimo
BH. C
Orideome Maru
Alberm
Eagle Harbor
Horace X. Haxter
General Market Slips Early But Ends Higher on Mixed Day
In New York the general list softened early with many rails and large caps lower. United States Steel dipped to 80% then recovered to 81% up 1 at close while Atlantic Gulf rose to 109% and several firms posted gains, sealing a higher close after a volatile session.
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New York
Deo le General
Baldwin
Republic Steel
Anaconda
Crucible
New Haven
Sinclair
American International
General Motors
United States Steel
Mexican Petroleum
Canadian Pacific
Northern Pacific
Union Pacific
Atlantic Gulf
Southern Pacific
Chile
Crucible Steel
Bethlehem “H
Reading
Studebaker
General Motore
United States Rubber
Grain trading shifts mark Chicago market with losses
Chicago Grain Exchange trading showed declines amid reports of bank failures. December wheat opened around 1.56, May wheat slipped, December corn eased, and May corn fell after opening. December oats rose at first then held.
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Chicago
Dec
Commission
Maycats
Chicago Live Stock Market Report Briefly Steady
Chicago markets show a total of about 14 000 head in stock, cattle receipts near 11 000 head and sheep around 12 000 head. Prices range for cattle include cows at 4 5 to 10 35 and calves, with butchers at 4 75 to 12 26, while sheep peak around 4 13 for lambs and 2 50 for ewes.
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Chicago
Dee 1Ho
Mereipte
Park of Wales
Rowehe
Denver
Chicago Board of Trade open prices and cash wheat report
Chicago market figures show mixed bid and ask levels for wheat and futures. Notable entries include cash wheat No. 2 hard at 1.64 dollars, with various futures for December and March and other commodities listed, reflecting daily trading activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Board of Trade
Edneeday
Ieapren
Hightow Cleese
Public Markets CORNER stalls and prices
Arcadia area stalls list items and prices including 49¢ coffee 76¢ tea 60¢ churned butter 19¢ ketchup 2 for 35¢, black cod 2 for 26¢, tomato products 1%¢ can 2 for 85¢, fresh mincemeat 250, cane sugar 4 De 400. Stalls 39-40 offer fresh churned butter 63¢ per pound and other items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arcadia
Queen City
Harding orders his trousseau for White House
Toledo tailor Paul Gettum receives President-elect Harding's detailed order for a White House wardrobe. The long list covers lounge suits, overcoats, dress shirts, tuxedo pieces, and multiple outfits from blue serge to tweeds, reflecting Harding's conservative, finely tailored style. Gettum has served Harding for over 20 years, with measurements kept on file.
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Toledo
Ohio
Harding
Trousseau
White House
Paul Gettum
Gettum
Marding
Marion
Lance
Senate
Gettam
Gettam Saya
Safety Signal Case Drones On in Court
In Judge John Jurey’s court, Attorneya W. Ki. Bell and George Olson sue the International Safety Signal Co. for an accounting as documentary evidence seeks to show the company’s banking connections. The complainants allege they acquired rights in the device from John A. Miller, jailed for life for murder, with Miller and William Larkin of Tacoma said to have perfected the invention jointly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Safety Signal Co
John
Jurey’s Court
Ballard Elks to Hold Memorial Service Sunday
Ballard lodge No. 827 BPOE plans a memorial for absent brothers this Sunday at 2 p.m. The event will feature remarks by Hon. Adan Beeler. The report also notes that the screw fixing wood first appeared about 200 years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballard Elks
Ballard Lodge
Adan Beeler
Bolling denies bribe in Downey ship loan case
J Craner of Downey Shipbuilding testified before congressional committees investigating the Shipping Board. He said a commission of 26000 for Tucker K Sands tied to a loan of 125000 to aid Downey in obtaining Shipping Board contracts was described. Craner denied any bribery or arrangements with Sands Bolling or Bisler.
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New York
Tucker K. Sanda
Commercial National Bank of
Washington
D. C
Downey Shipbuilding Company
J. ¥. Craner
Downey Company
Craner
Congressional
Sands
RK. W. Bolling
Leslie Bisler
Shipping Board
Bolling
Commission
Logged Land Conference At Frye Hotel December 7
More than 150 delegates are expected to attend the logged off land conference at the Frye hotel assembly room December 7 under the Chamber of Commerce. Twelve methods for clearing stumps will be demonstrated. There will be no formal program though Holland of Washington State College Pullman and estate reclamation board members are expected to present arguments. An open discussion will invite practical suggestions. On the second day a visit to Alderwood Manor farm will feature further demonstrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frye Hotel
Chamber of Commerce
Altho BK
Holland
Washington State College
Pullman
Estate Reclamation Board
Argu
Orenta
Alderwood Manor Farm
Vital Statistics AN MARRIAGE LICENSES Listing
Public record of marriage licenses and divorces with names and addresses including Yonlich Robert Lake Stevens and Beattie family members plus others from Seattle Mount Vernon Spokane and Yakima. includes ages and legal notes.
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Yonlich
Robert
Lake Stevens
Betes
Bragerie
Emery N
Cashmere
Beattie
Pene Nelson
Rence
Seezreeh
Geottie
Sdepania
Ona
Eeeer Howell
Lawrence Li
Spokane
Legal Poore
Beulah D. Spokane
Legal Hovoria
Henry B. Wenatcbee
Maud
Enatches
Sons
Arthur
Portland
Williame
Erma M
Seattle
Long
Nay N
McGinnis
Edna
Sooo Toll
Jonathan Layton
Pranks
Mre
Hannah
Miller
Luther Wm
Wenatchee
Housden
Lillian
Hensussen
Moma
Fez
Walter
Winlock
S.cccess
Tanaceon
Olga
Se- Epling
Mason W
Legal Quinn
Mary KF
Dagal Cometock
Karl BK
Gehman
Marion St
Vegitarian Regiments in German World War Service
Germany maintained several vegetarian regiments in active service during World War I, a notable aspect of wartime provisioning and soldier welfare.
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Germany
Western Sheep Men Need Help
Western sheep men face a dire market as wool hovers around four dollars a pound and frozen Australian mutton undercuts demand. Trustees of the Chamber of Commerce endorsed the eat–more lamb movement, urging increased Western consumption of lamb by promoting full carcass utilization to benefit buyers and producers.
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West
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Seaboard
Alaska Commission Seeks Coal Machinery Bids
The general purchasing agent of the Alaska Engineering Commission issues a call for bids on coal handling machinery for Alaskan mines. Bids to be opened December 27 at 11 o'clock in room 422 Hell Mt. dock. Bids cover cars contractors' works coal handling machinery and accensorion.
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Alaska Engineering Comminasion
Hell Mt. Dock
Rubber Company Slashes Wages and Dividends
Akron Ohio December 1 The Firestone Tire and Rubber Company announces a 10 percent wage cut and a reduction of the quarterly dividend from $2.00 to $1.50 per share The move affects workers and investors in the Akron plant and reflects broader cost cutting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
Ohio
Firestone Tire & Rubber Company
Opening Foreign Exchange Markets Show Mild Shifts
New York trading opened with little change across major currencies. The franc stood at 82.48, the pound barely moved, le rouble up one centime, with the gare mark at 1.43 and Canadian dollars steady near 8.90 cents.
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Foreign Exchange
New York
Der
Foreich
Chamber of Commerce Urges National Policy Letter From Chicago Association
A dated letter received by the chamber of commerce from the Chicago Association of Commerce urges national bodies to petition President Harding to back a national policy. It also calls for cabinet members to be urged to support the measure as their names become public. Earlier, Seattle chamber discussions touched the same topic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Chicago Association of Commerce
Hied Harding
Seattle Chamber
LLL LALA AAA ALAA AAA LLL passes a restation favoring this course
A brief notice states that LLL LALA AAA ALAA AAA LLL has passed a restation in support of the current course, indicating continued commitment and alignment with projected plans. The item notes the decision without detailing wider implications or next steps.
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Goodrich Concern
Beeen
Seer
Freeh Ranch
Wisconsin
America
Po Wancy
Ledium
Want West Seattle
Weather Bureau
Tatoosh Island
Berometer
Gare Eouthenet
Usl
Rendy
Ste Walder
Ate West Himrod
Petersburg
Jefferson
Ketchikan
Princess Beatrice
Wireless
U. S
Navel Communications
Cross Keys
Denel
Yokohama
Cape Flattery
Chartie Watson
San
San Franccssco, 537 Miles From San Francisco At & P. m.; Ate Bidrides
At &D
Money On
Money On Call
Mercantile Paper
Harniver
London
Tereday
Meaning & Co
Second Avenue Geatn— Reets
Beta
What
Ccccass
Ccc
San Francisco
Ban Francisco
N. Y
Banton
Abov
Spain
Tacoma
Pr Clearinge Waee Sence
N. Y. Stock Exchange
Ima
Amer Nationa
Amer Humatra
Ameronda
Haltimere & Onie
Maldwin Locomotive
Heth Steel
Meehan Petroleum
Missouri Pacific
Northern Pacific Pan Amer, Petroleum
Plerce-Arrows
Peeneyivacia
United Hetail Mores
Seneee
Westinghouse
Willye-Overland
Vreek
Napid
Alaska Joneau
Culta
Strom
BR A
Boy Chong
Wong
Weller
Hartman
C. KH
Columbia
Hood
Velde
Mawkina
BE. A
W. Girth Harthorn
Gerken
Box
Raseitte Mi Hinrry
Vine
A Wiley
Harbor
Fairview Ave
Bes
Frank
Sixth Ave
University St.ra
Jake
Mllough
William
Joe
Repubean
Webb
J. F
Alki Ave
Mayotte
L. P
Anderson
Clarence
Lithave
Ames
40Th & W
Bregon
George
Denny Way
McKinnias
R. i
N. Girh Poreman
J. Bromorte
Krum
C. Ls
Firat N. B. Waltridge
H. KB
John At
Fonda
Wm. H
Schell
Howell
Gardner
Bemnney
City Hospital
Nelson
Russell Hotel
Huber
Reno
Dexter Ave
Takahashi
Motokichi
Providence Hospital
Cyr
Alcide
Hotel Reynolds
Wood
Katie
Manefield
Dr. Morrison
Greenwood Ave
Courtney
Elizabeth C
Findlay St
Linden Ave
McDonald
Findlay
Collman
Betty Jane
42Nd Ave
Mizumo
Yoshisuke
ThiAmeore
Francia M
Tainter
Albert L
Kelly
First Ave
Stanley
Mia
Louisa
Bremerton
Tilton
Henry
Westlake Ave
Florence FE
Lester J. Perkina
G. la
Blow Carlson
Theresa
Oliver
North
Rubber Company
C. of C
Kuskokwim
Henry O'Malley
H. J. Christoffers
U. & Bureau of Fisheries
Dime & Dollar Savings & Loan Association
State of
Second Avenue
Puget Sound Power & Light Company
Pacific Northwest
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