Prosperity Seen Ahead for Americans by Francis H. Sisson
Francis H. Sisson, vice president of Guaranty Trust Co, states in New York that current readjustments lay the groundwork for greater prosperity. He notes gradual improvement, renewed farm activity, reopening plants, and improved banking conditions as signs the economy brightens despite lower crop prices and disrupted oil markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis H. Sisson
Wce
Guaranty Trust Company
New York
Cultivate Foreign Trade Seen as Path to Recovery
Dean I Miller of the University of Washington urges aggressive cultivation of trade to lift America from the present bust and low mood, addressing the industrial council of the Associated Industries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
I. Miller
College of Administration
University Washington
Industrial Council of the Asso. Industries
Woman sues for breach of promise after 20 year wait
Lillian Boyle of Hammonton New Jersey sues James F. E. Baker for breach of promise to wed. She waited two decades to marry him but he married another. She seeks no money for damages but aims to teach her former suitor a lesson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hammonton
N. J
Lillian Boyle
James FE. Baker
Mar
Baker
Marriage Licenses Listed For Seattle Area Residents
Vital statistics show a long list of marriage licenses issued to individuals in Seattle and surrounding areas. Names include Russell J and Monroe Wilson, Mabel. Helen Tradhey and William. Anna Marie Van Veen. Philo B. Olson. Ruth A. Books. Esther Louise. Arthur M. Alson. James F. Ott. Inez Rac. Adeline W.. Edith nond. Lawrence L. Beal. Etta M. Beal. James M. James. Hallie F. Sworth. Walter Beattie. Evelyn Eriksen. Dora. Elsa M. Dantis. and many others with ages and addresses noted in Portland, Denver, Sultan, and Seattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell J
Monroe
Wilson
Mabel
Mount Vernon
Nore William
Seattle
Tradhey
Helen
John
van Veen
Anna Marie
Dson
Philo B
Hb M
Legal Y
Anna Hell
Legally
Frank L
Ruth A
Ralph R
Esther Louise
Alson
Arthur M
Portland
Legalkinson
Marjorie
Legal Ott
James F
Hmparia
Kan
Inez Rac
Denver
Colo
Age Inez
le Adeline W
Sultan
Her
Thomas
Walla Walla
Edith
Lawrence L
Auburn
al Etta M
le James M
Edseamerel
Caceecceses Legal Danits
Elsa M
Ben
Legal Medellone
Eval
Ship News Tides in Seattle
Mariners record shows high tide at 11 21 pm with 8.0 foot rise and a second raw tide at 6 44 pm with 12 feet indicated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Ships board clash looms in Washington session
Astoria and Portland clash over 536-foot liners as they push for ships and routes at the Washington hearing. Portland seeks to take vessels from Seattle while Los Angeles eyes San Francisco gains. A spicy, nonbinding session as a new board may reverse all decisions after 10 days. Port official Christensen asks Romney to represent the port.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Astoria
Portland
Shipping Board
Washington
Seattle
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Christensen
Romney
Lake barges may be used in Seattle windjammers plan
A Cham ber of Commerce meeting called by the foreign trade bureau will discuss converting Ferrin type wooden barges moored in Lake Union into sailing weasels operated from Seattle. FL Fr. Hammer proposes windjammer fleet from these boats, with conversion cost about 106000 dollars per ship. A broad summary of other items follows including fishing vessel searches near Alaska and a shipping service update between Seattle and Yokohama with reduced freight rates for lumber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Union
Seattle
Chamber of Commerce
Foreign Trade Bureau
FL Fr. Hammer
University Shipping and Trading Co
Hammer
Seattle Capital
Maritime Vessel Movements and Arrivals on Pacific Routes
A compiled log of ships and routes dated February with arrivals and departures. Vessels include Admiral Dewey, Rainier, Northwestern, Admiral Schrey, Tyndarene, Capt A F Lucan, Ketchikan, Ad miral Watson, Hawaii Maru, Toyehashi Maru, Tasthybius, Africa Maru, Onican, Admiral Evans, Steel Inventor, President, Governor, Montcer vin, Everett, Providencia, Katori Maru, and West Niles among others. Ports cover San Diego, San Francisco, Seattle, Tacoma, Beattie, Victoria, Vancouver, Yokohama, Kobe, Hongkong, and more. Entries note times, routes, and destinations such as Manila, Tacoma, Seattle, and Port Townsend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Admiral Sehrey
San Diego
San Francisco
San Pedro
Tyndarene
Manila
Yokohama
Kobe
Hongkong
A. F. Lucan
Richmond
Ater
Northwestern
Tacoma
Hawaii Maru
Seattie
Porta
Beattie
Vancouver
H.C
Shimidzu
Heattle
Seattle
Heatts
Bellingham
Portland
Astoria
Admiral Evans
Str
Steel Inventor
President
Victoria
Balled
Montcervin
B. C
Tyndarenus
Port Townsend
Atr
Nome City
Vessel movements and port entries listed by Wireless Canadian Gove
Report lists February nautical traffic with dates and schedules. Vessels bound for Vancouver Anyox Beymour Narrows Grays Harbor and Tacoma travel north of San Francisco from San Francisco to Tacoma. Also notes port entries at Seattle Smith Cove and City of Spokane terminal and other ships including the Henry Villard towing barge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kemdyk
Race Rocks
Vancouver
Anyox
Beymour
Naval Communications
Avalon
San Francisco
Grays Harbor
Banta Inez
Henry Villard
Tacoma
Admiral Dewey
San Vraneloco
Beattie
Heattie
At & P. m. Eea
Seattle
Smith Cove
City of
Spokane
Weat Notua
Bell St
Algonquin
Market stalls list at Westlake and Queen City auction
A dense ledger of stall numbers and product listings shows assorted groceries and market items for sale. Items include Campbell’s soups, canned vegetables, dairy goods, sugar, flour, meats, and specialty products across stalls at Westlake and Queen City with varied prices and bulk options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westlake
Campbell's
Campbells
Webb
New York Exchange Opens Firm After Monday Close
New York trading opened firm with activity in small blocks and price moves driven by professionals. Mexican Petroleum fell from 165 to 162 while United States Steel held at 89 in a list of opening quotes including Union Pacific 119 and Reading 84.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Nachanme
Mort
Mexican Petroleum
Studebaker
Independent
United States Steel
American Locomotive
Union Pacific
New Haven
Southern Railroad
Northern Pacific
International Paper
Com
Reading
TSR
Lowt
Neveral
Teading Common
Mesiean Petroleum
Market Notes Show Tight Butter and Egg Demand
A Tuesday morning market report notes tighter butter and egg demand due to cold and shortages. Fresh ranchees sell around 38 cents, pullets 20 to 2 cents, butter quotes 62 cents per local creamery cube and bricks at $3. October Imperial valley grapefruit brings $6 to $6.50 per crate, Mexican tomatoes drop to $6 to $5.50 per box, apples move with demand, oranges remain strong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dogen
Imperial Valley
Chicago Board of Trade Market Report Highlights
Chicago on February 18 reports Hoge receipts at 34 000 with mixed grain and meat prices. Cattle receipts about 6600 show gains with beet at 7.25 to 10.50 and stockers at 5.25 to 4.40. Sheep receipts 1 000 plus strong lambs at 4.75, markets steady, with various feeder and butcher cut values noted.
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Chicago
I.sob
Coe Pri
Amer Far
Amer International
Colery al
Amer
al Boathouse
Dé Tibet
Aous Tireran Peasal
Danwin Locomotive
Ite
Canadian Pacific Au Ties
Leeke
Comarel Leather
Ise, M. & mm
Imperial Valley
Orweible
General Motors
Geedrich
Great Northern
Rhaberh
Kennecott Ies
Lackawanna
Lee Angeles
Walla Walle
Missouri Pacific
New Haven
Northern Pacific
Penmsylvania BH
R. Ae
Rock Island
Sinclair Ga
Sheen
Ats
Vheee
Routhern Pacific
Meuthern
Manning & Co
Letal
Studebaker
Tessa Pacific
Dela
Union Pacific Ite
AON
I U. & Rubber
Erate
Miwelse
Utah
Steel Steee
Jm Wabash
Reese
Willys Overland
L. BM
Walvets
Cata
Bend Alee
Eer Wresh ‘Ranch
Seeune
J. B. Fore
Ratter—L.coal Creamery
Ces Atchison Carnpete Vederreres
Bf & & Jota
Cridiois
Paul Gen
Wisconsin
G. W
Ea lAmbureer
N.Y
T S. Steel BF
Renee
Cnet
Hyater Et Eesdowes
Grain Prices Higher Again in Chicago Trade
Chicago February 15 grain prices rose after a weak start on the Board of Trade. Early gains followed heavy buying and light receipts, with futures for May wheat and July corn advancing from initial declines. Provisions also moved higher as the market firmed through the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Crain
Pric
Chicago Board of Trade
May Corp
Toxc
Tha
Scandinavian-American Bank in Fargo Closes Doors
The Scandinavian-American bank in Fargo North Dakota closed its doors due to withdrawals prompting a temporary action. The article lists numerous ships and docks names along with a long roster of vessel and place names, but the central event is the bank closure caused by customer withdrawals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Shipping Board
Iconium
Wentward He
Ater
West Hartlang
Weet Himrod
Eastern Leder
Yosemite
Alaska Steamship
Str
Skagway
Atr
Victoria
East Waterway Dock & Warehouse
Wert Ives
Kaysseka
Denel
Todd Dry Dock
Forest King
Crown Keys
Save Women From Negroes Urges Immediate Withdrawal
The Women's Commercial Club of Seattle appeals to Washington’s delegation to back a Britten measure urging the U S to contact France and the League of Nations at Geneva to order the immediate withdrawal of French colored troops from Germany. The wire cites authorities such as Longuet Morel Dillon and Beveridge and argues for protecting defenseless women and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Women's Commercial Club of
Seattle
Congress
United States of America
Jean Longuet
Edward Morel
Edward Dillon
Miss May Beveridge
Washington
Fred Britten
Illinois
United States
Committee On Foreign Affairs
France
League of Nations
Geneva
South Seattle Principal to Represent Phi Delta Kappa at Atlantic City Convention
LEO H. BAISDEN, principal of South Seattle grammar school, will serve as delegate of Phi Delta Kappa to a convention of education fraternities at Atlantic City in March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo H. Baisden
South Seattle Grammar School
Phi Delta Kappa
Atlantic City
Revenue Puzzles Officials Refund Bond Plan Opposed
City officials face opposition as a bond refund plan encounters critics amid fiscal concerns. The article notes questions over debt management and potential effects on national revenue timelines.
Shortage Sparks Major Revenue Debate Over Expenses
A garbled note cites large revenues and expenses related to a two year period with a lam shortage. It hints at a massive $5 billion revenue figure and a $1 million shortfall. No clear entities or dates are identifiable in the readable text.
Frelinghuysen Bill Faces Opposition From Financial Authorities
Financial authorities oppose the Frelinghuysen bill to issue 25 billion 2 year non taxable refunding bonds at 3 percent to refinance the public debt. Analysts estimate $17.5 billion in expenses and $7.5 billion in maturities remain over two years, raising questions about tax or bond funding and economic stability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Frelinghuysen
R. C. Leffingwell
Uncle Sam
Treasury
Congress
Secretary of the Treasury
Foreign Exchange Opens Higher in New York
Foreign exchange opened in New York with demand at 2 904 dollars per pound, the highest since July 15, 1920. Francs traded at 0.734, lire at 0.0167, and marks at 0.017.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foreign Exchange
New York
Frances
Produce Prices Report From San Francisco Market
San Francisco notes a list of produce prices with items like Better Extras and Cheese Miata, showing large price figures and assorted lots. The fragment mentions primes and various weights, indicating market quotations and commodity names in a condensed OCR read.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
U. K. Centralia Memorial Plan Advances in War Vet Fund Drive
Maj. Paul Fdwarta reports approval of a $200,000 memorial building for Legion dead and talks on funding. national commander authorized to raise $1,000,000 for vitalization work. Wasson bill eyed to create 14 regional bureaus. Langley France bill seeks $29,520,000 for hospital work. note on Zanzibar harbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Fdwarta
Washington
National Committees of the American
Seattle
Ba As & Memorial
Legion
Armie
Committee of the Legion
Wasson
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Fands
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Louis
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Iunt
Wein Baday Rhei
Piret
Battle Royal
Mary Island
Ketchikan
Alaska
T. A. Paxton
Harry Loomis
Vinland
Ballard
Paxton
Sherman
First Ave
Senecast
Loomis
Wanesha
Wis
Katori Maru
Pacific
Weather Bureau
Tatoosh Island
Wiee
U. Bb& Relief
Honolulu
Rainier
Southwestern
Alaske
Admiral Watson
Wireless
Columbia River
Borden's
Lipton
Queen City
Ile
Barton's
Zio M
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New York Exchange
Wrrae
Wes
N. Y. Stock Exchange
War Tax Victoria
San Juan Island
Bellingham- Anacortes
Hood Canal
Neah Bay & Way
OSA
Puget Sound Navigation Co
Marion S
Diritieh Victory
Melgium Restor
Belgium
Hamburg
Leipaia
Munich
St Paria
Owen Ca
Bry
N. Y
Thane
Hane
Alaska Gastineau Mining Co
Frank Walters
U. K. Centralia Memorial Plan
Africa
Zanzibar
Second Avenue
Columbia
Daniel Kelieher
J. W. Spangier
Ra. V. Ankeny
P. B. Truax
J. H. Newberger
E. G. Ames
H. C. MacDonald
C. L. LaGrave
BE. K. Reiley
W. More
Wm. Kahike
J. H. Miner
Spring Street
Commerce OF Seattle
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