Egg Market Wavers Today In Northwest Trade
Local fresh ranch egg market opened the week in easy condition with best exes at 68 cents a dozen, a 2 cent drop. Butter prices steady. cheese high and unlikely to attract buyers. Four carloads of turkeys arrived in Seattle for Christmas trade from Texas Oklahoma and North Dakota. Wholesale turkey prices 55 to 58 cents per pound, retail 65 to 70 cents. Spud market upgrading as Western producers report higher values. Yakima stock quoted at 80 dollars per ton, with a few firms offering 75 dollars per ton amid mixed supply.
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Seattle
Texas
Oklahoma
North Day
Local Markets Report Amidst Varied Produce Prices
Fragmented OCR listing shows produce items and unit prices including cabbage, celery, cucumbers, lettuce, and other vegetables. Mentions per crate or per dozen with several unreadable figures, reflecting a market snapshot with fluctuating values and unclear quantities.
Annapolis of the West Opens as Washington Nautical School
The Washington Nautical School at the University of Washington opens January 2, dubbed the Annapolis of the West. Cadets age 17 to 21 will be trained as deck officers and marine engineers with a two year course costing 155 dollars.
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Annapolis
Washington Nautical School
University of Washington
State of Washington
Grover C. Gaier
Gaier
Grand Trunk Dock
Vicksburg
Ves
Lake Union
Hawai
Alaska
Orient
Hoya
United States
Mlaries
E. Eckhardt
Bank Clearings and Fruit Prices Reported in Seattle
Seattle bank clearings reach 6.828 million dollars with balances near 191.2 million. Port clearings total 60.066 million and balances around 1.29 million. miscellaneous commodities including apples and pears are listed with per box or per case pricing and volume figures.
Chamber Seeks New President as Nominees Considered
Nominees for the Chamber of Commerce presidency are under review by the nominating committee appointed by President Reginald H. Parsons. The election is set for January 17 and will also name two vice presidents and six trustees.
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Chamber of Commerce
Reginald H. Parsons
Vessel Movements From Cape and Pacific Coast Ports
Cape movements report several vessels passing in and out including steamer signals LV EM and two masted steamers. Alaska Weasel in Juneau report lists arrivals and layovers at Seattle Port Townsend and Prince George with ships from San Diego San Francisco Tacoma and Port Hueneme. Wireless notices list Admirals Watson Redondo City of Beattie and others near Cape Flattery Latouche and Cordova. David quips that all men are liars and some work overtime.
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Up Weather Bureau
Tatoosam Island
Sam
Admiral Watson
Cape Lase
At & A. Im
Northwestern
Juneau
Cordova
Car Starting Help at 2015 Third Ave
Advertisement offers easy car starting assistance at 2015 Third Ave with a prompt promise by Mr. Atwood.
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Third Ave
Mr. Atwood
Stock market opens higher as several stocks rise at New York
The New York Stock Exchange opened higher with United Retail Stores up to 692 and Anaconda at 684. American Locomotive rose to 96 American Airlines notes and Brudebaker at 104 Central Leather at 06 and Republic at 115 gained while Republic sold off nearly 2 points on broad market weakness. Readings and financials show tobacco stocks leading and call money near 10 percent shortly before 2 PM.
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New York
United Retail Stores
Up & Anaconda
American Locomotive
Maltimore & Ohio
Wp & Brudebaker
Central Leather
Up & K Republic
Minelab
Reading
Baldwin
Mexican Petroleum
United
Supreme Court
Bears
Republic
General Motore
Chicago grain futures drift lower amid light trade
Mild weather over the rain belt and a tepid market pushed Chicago Board of Trade futures down. December corn opened at 1.42, January corn 1.96, May corn and December oats edged lower, with mixed gains later. soybean, lard and hog prices also displayed modest moves as receipts totaled 44 000 cattle and 11 000 sheep.
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Chicago
Cern
Baetia
INOOM
Portland Market Report Mixed cattle and sheep prices decline
Portland market week results show 1 947 head of cattle receipts steady to strong with primes at 16 26 for mined cattle and calves around 8 50 to 8 50, sheep 11 40 to 10 50 for lambs and 9 0 to 9 4 for wethers, broilers 9 15 per lb. San Francisco butter and cheese prices also listed with minor changes.
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Chicago
Dee
Salon
Erie
Lamba
Portland
Mountain Lamba
Bent Valley
Banquet Given to Bank Employes
More than 300 employees were entertained by the Bank of California, N A, in San Francisco Tacoma Portland and Seattle at its fifth annual banquet. Seattle workers were hosted in Tacoma with a special Interurban car chartered for the trip. Due to the war this was the first banquet since 1916 and ex service men received special attention.
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Bank of California
National Association of San Francisco
Tacoma
Portland
Seattle
Ite
Seattle Steamship Escapes Typhoon Off Japanese Coast
A typhoon with 120 mph winds forced the Seattle Spirit toward rocks off the Japanese coast. Officers say the steamship, docked at Smith Cove terminal, shed four blades but held from drifting by its anchors. The vessel is Seattle manned and built.
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Seattle Spirit
Smith Cove Terminal
Europe will not repudiate debt says banker Roberts
George J. Roberts of National City Bank says European nations will not repudiate debts to the U S but will settle via revenues and deferment to their people. He predicts no stock market inflation as banks follow Federal Reserve guidance to lend to industry. Hickman Price, son of Mr and Mrs Price, 1816 Tenth Ave N, visiting after a South America trade tour. he is vice president of Caldwell Burnett operation, 101 Parke Ave, New York.
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U. S
George J. Roberts
National City Bank
Federal Reserve Board
Hickman Price
John F. Price
Tenth Ave. N
South America
Caldwell- Burnett
Parke Ave
New York
Guilty Nope Just Greek in Police Court
The scene titled The Lightning Raider presented before Police Magistrate Rice featured nine Greeks arrested in a seven minute raid by Barry. When asked if he was guilty one Greek replied No I am a Greek.
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Denver
Cole
Dee
Rice
Marry
Barry
Kansas Miners Head Rebuked Over Strike
Judge Albert E. Anderson in Indianapolis ordered Alexander Howatt president of the Kansas Miners' union to end the Kansas miners strike at once or be sent to Marion county jail. Howatt, the only UMW official charged with contempt, was given until next Monday to end the stoppage after the general settlement.
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Indianavolis
Albert Et. Anderson
Alexander Howatt
Kansas Miners’ Union
Kansas
Marion County
Operators Back Wilson Coal Commission Members Named
United Press reports coal operators will cooperate fully with President Wilson’s three man mining commission. The Cleveland meeting to discuss boycotting Wilson’s plan was canceled. Commission members are Henry M. Robinson of Pasadena representing the public, John P. White representing the miners, and Rembrandt Peale as operator liaison.
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Washington
United Prems-Coal
Wilson
Hituminous Coal Operators’ Association
Cleveland
Henry M. Robinson
Pasadena
John P. White
Runaway man recaptures wife then faces return to stockade
John Wrandila Dalton, jailed for thievery, escaped December 6 and followed his wife Ellen Marie to Los Angeles. After a renewed romance was broken up by police, Dalton was arrested on a warrant and is to be brought to Beattie to serve the remainder of his sentence. He hopes for a final chance upon release while Ellen Marie waits in Los Angeles for word.
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John Wrandila Dalton
Dalton
Ellen Marie
Los Angeles
Beattie
Joan Stringer
Sensible Corset Will Remain in Vogue
CHICAGO, Dec. 22. Varina M. Lowey an executive of a corset company said the sensible and smartly simple corset will stay true to form. It is the only women's wear article showing no sign of changing styles despite rumors of the wasp waist and bulging hips returning.
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Chicago
Mies Varina M. Lowey
Mins Lamey
Damage suit over sign warns inmates and patrons off property
Nellie Pf. Coleman alleges a sign posted by W. H. Gallagher near her roadhome on the Auburn road damaged her Pleasant Hour business. Superior Judge Clay Allen Manday heard the suit for 7500 dollars after claims that the sign had harmful effects.
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W. H. Gallagher
Auburn Road
Nellie Pf. Coleman
Clay Allen Manday
Seeking Respite for Doomed Man
The Supreme Court was asked to delay the death sentence of Robert F. Stroud, inmate at Leavenworth, for killing a guard. Stroud's attorneys allege the court misconstrued facts and seek a rehearing. The government will not object to delaying the mandate that would order the hang.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Robert F. Stroud
Leavenworth Penitentary
Stroud
Typewriter to Write Music Invented by Wichita Composer
Wichita, Dec. 22. P. Jans Franth, a local composer, unveils a music writing typewriter. The device can print 125 characters on, above, or below the staff with a flat printing surface, offering an original system for printing orchestrations.
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Wichita
Kan
P. @Jans Franth
Damaged Sign Hurts Trade At Resort
Report from a resort area notes a severely damaged sign near a soft drink and dancing venue harming Mrs. Coleman’s trade and reputation, prompting concern from local patrons.
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Pantagescope General Admission
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