War costs hit nineteen million in ten months across Tampa cigar industry
The open war in the Tampa cigar industry cost about 19.4 million in ten months affecting 12 000 workers. Strikes cost unions 6 million in wages while manufacturers report 9 million in losses and the federal government 900 in tax revenue. The International Cigarmakers union spent 1 million in strike activity as others add 400 thousand. Strikers push for collective bargaining while manufacturers threaten to close factories if unions are recognized, with 4 000 workers at risk. Nelson, a federal conciliator, left to Washington after finding employers prefer dealing with workers collectively.
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Pla
Tampa
International Cigarmakers
Clear Manufac Association
Nelson
Department of Labor
Washington
Local Market Hindered by Cold Weather and Low Eggs
Cold weather slowed early market activity with weaker day turnout. Valley head lettuce and other produce moved, celery due, rhubarb arriving, oranges and apples in demand while the Eastern egg market dropped, signaling price shifts for local goods and dairy and poultry quotations at stockyards.
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Express
Mariners Wages Case Sues in Federal Court
Seaman Joe Hunter sues for 501.6 dollars in wages after filing a libel action Tuesday against the gas boat Monaghan, moored in Lake Union. The suit seeks recovery of earned wages from the vessel now tied at Seattle.
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Seaman
Joe Hunter
Monaghan
Lake Union
Shipping Movements and Arrivals Across Pacific Ports
Mariners report multiple steamers and motorships arriving and departing from Tacoma Yokohama Manila Seattle and Victoria with schedules dated February 1 through February 16 including the Admiral Dewey Fushimi Maru Manila Maru Protestiaus and Arizona Maru with arrivals at San Francisco Seattle and Beattie and varied times noted for each leg of the voyages
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Seattle
Yokohama
Shanghai
Hongkong
Manila
Admiral Line
Admiral Dewey
Tacoma
Alisons Mare
Manilla
Banghai
Nagasaki
Kobe
Victoria
Nome City
Katvier
Collegian
London
Liverpool
Chatedal
San Francisco
Comex
Vancouver
Weat Nilae
Monelulu
Tecoma
Fushimi Maru
Meattien
Manila Maru
Protestiaus
Beattie
Astofogasta
Hootraila
Tulare
San Dieso
Etr
Anne Hanify
Artsonan
San Pedro
Northwestern
Alaska
Seattie
Naval movement bulletins during February two ships and routes
February reports list arrivals and movements along the Pacific Northwest and west coast. Admiral Watson sailed through Seymour Narrows toward Victoria while Warsepoy was bound for Victoria and Seattle. Capt AFF Lares journeys from Seattle to Richmond, with Banta Ines towing the Henry Villard from San Francisco to Tacoma, and Admiral Hehiey heading from Beattie to San Francisco with several other vessels including the motorship Charlie Wat non and Victoria bound Mary. West Jessup sails Kobe to Seattle, Cape Flattery distance noted.
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Aff
Lares
Seattle
Richmond
Beattie
Banta Ines
Henry Villard
San Francisco
Tacoma
Art Mary
Victoria
Galledictoria
Jessup
Kobe
Cape Flattery
Coast and Harbor Facilities Listing with Ship Names
A compiled inventory of Seattle area docks terminals rail and shipping facilities. It lists piers United States Shipping Board moorings and associated vessels including Admiral Goodrich City of Seattle and Admiral Dewey along with multiple named ships and yards and the numerous place names from Puget Sound and Alaska routes. The document reads as a catalog of moorings docks and shipborne assets in the coastal network.
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Smith Cove
Spokane
Notun Bellet
Algonquian
Wakena
M&r Delight
Admiral Goodrich
Admiral Redman
City of Seattle
Admiral Dewey
Coast Coal Bunkers
Nemety
Union Pacific
NC Brooktime
U. & Shipping Board Yarde
Iconium
Hartland
West Himrod
Atr
Eastern Leader
Yosemite
Alaska Steamship
Kagway
Etr
Victoria
Lander Street
Nilua
Milwaukee Ocean Terminal
Tr Collegian
East Waterway Dock & Warehouse
Weat Ives
Kayseeka
Deel
Todd Dry Dock
Mtr
Forest King
Cree Ee
Puget Sow Lige Redging Co
Hull Rainbow
Sahooe Ames
Roosevelt
Nettleton Lumber Co
Crom Keys
Lake Unton
Flulla Abilla
Abnoba
Abydos
Addison
Allenhurst
Ahmik
Aathen
Bayden
Bertrand
Hingamon
Biscaya
Black Wolf
Pilanford
Oelwin
Houghton
Perutea
Puyallup
Cagacan
Capraria
Cardia
Cenina
Charus
Chesterfield
Chaicia
Cineas
Cinyras
Corus
Cozian
Cola
Clone
Elissa
Electra
Endymion
Fort Stanwix
Fort Harrison
Fort Jackson
Heffernan
Ketchikan
Jefferson
US Burveyor
US C&g
Wawona
Early New York Trading Specialties Feature
Irregular market with weakness expected as openings show varied moves. Steel and General Asphalt lead gains while United States Steel and Crucible show mixed results. Reading and New Haven small shifts occur. Closing quotes list a wide range of stocks with modest changes and a drop in call money to 6 percent for a month, Sterling near 3.93 dollars.
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New Haven
United States Steel
American International
General Motors
General Asphalt
American Can
United States Rubber
Crucible
Studebaker
Mi Weatinghouse
Mei Pan-American Petroleum
Haldwin Locomotive
Sinclair
California Petroleum
Mei American Ieet
Reading
Sterling
Ildwin
Raphalt
Southern Pacific
Tim
Chandler
American Tobacco
Mexican Petroleum
Bethlehem Steel “i
Pan- American Petroleum
United States
New York City
Guaranty Trust Company of
New York
Prices fall on free selling at Chicago Board of Trade
Chicago February 16. Prices were lower on the Chicago Board of Trade due to free selling as colder weather grips the grain belt. Receipts were heavy and futures slumped with March wheat down to 1.73 and May wheat down to 1.64 after early declines. May corn and July oats also fell through the session.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Cara
See
Dro Pee
Chicago Live Stock Receipts Amid Mixed Market Cables
Chicago Feb 14 live stock receipts show beef prices around 7.40 to 7.60 with butcher stock at 6 to 8 and stockers and feeders near 5.60 to 3.75. Cattle receipts total about 6 600 with cattle and calves all reported. sheep receipts around 11 000 and lambs steady after lunch.
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Chicago
Foreign Exchange Opens With Strong Demand in New York
Foreign exchange markets opened in New York with demand for sterling at 2592, the highest since July 12, 1920, while France opened at 0747 with lire at .02Te and the mark at 0173. Canadian dollars quoted at 4788.
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Foreign Exchange
New York
Toretge Exchange
France
New York Coffee and Sugar Prices Report
New York markets report sugar prices at five dollars and seventy seven cents with refined and unsettled quotes noted. Coffee futures show slight activity with figures around seven dollars and fifty six cents per hundred weight.
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N. Y
New York
New Santos
Portland Market Status in Brief
Portland market report dated February 16 notes cattle and sheep receipts steady with market unchanged. Hog prices steady with receipts around 190, butter price at 6 that Kase 27 and cheese triplets listed. overall market unchanged with limited clarity from OCR.
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Portland
San Francisco Produce Market Report
San Francisco February 16 items list butter and cheese prices including Matras Mata and California Mata with rates per dozen and extra pulleta listed. Entries mention under sized pulleta and various percent prices with notes on quality.
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San Francisco
San
California
Meier Discusses Advertising Value Before Bon Marche Club
Corporation Counsel Walter F. Meier spoke on the educational ethical and productive value of advertising before the Advertising club at the Bon Marche. Prosecuting Attorney Malcolm Douglass pledged cooperation of his office with the better business bureau.
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Meier
Walter F. Meier
Advertising Club
Malcolm Douglas
Better Business Bureau
George W. Dilling to Speak at Women’s Commercial Club
George W. Dilling will headline the Women’s Commercial Club meeting set for Thursday noon at Blanc’s cafe. He will discuss the reclamation act.
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George W. Dilling
Women's Commercial Club
Blanc’s Cafe
Polite Robber Breaks Word in Pleasant Hill Hold Up
Mrs Mollie Burt wife of William Burt secretary of Pacific Coast Steel Co and president of Universal Savings and Loan Co was robbed at 7 pm near 26th Ave North and East Prospect Street. The robber a polite man with gun demanded her purse valued at 4 70 and promised it would be found under a tree but failed to return. Burt resides at 1029 87th Ave North and has offices at 915 Alaska Building.
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Mollie Burt
William S&s
Attempt to break world endurance record in Eagle biplane
Lieut. Ross C. Kirkpatrick and Mechanician Max Goodenough soared from Minkhola New York at 7 34 a m to surpass the France held world endurance mark of 24 hours 10 minutes 7 seconds.
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Minkhola
N. Y
Ross C. Kirkpatrick
Kirkpatrick
Max Goodenough
France
Weirton Steel Tin Plate Mills Resume Full Operation
Weirton West Virginia February 16 The tin plate department of the Weirton Steel Co comprising 26 mills has resumed full operation according to company officials.
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Weirton
W. Va
The
Weirton Steel Co
Deputy Sheriff Bethel Accused Of Harassment Demands
Mrs. Greenwald recounts repeated visits by Bethel, a deputy sheriff, to her store and home since Armistice Day. He claimed her wife’s picture, sought money up to 1000 dollars and demanded two tickets to San Francisco, while she refused and protected herself with a gun.
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Mr. Bethel
Mr. Greenwald
Bethel
Joan
No More Advances to Allies Funds
Secretary Houston told the Senate Judiciary Committee that no further advances to allies would be made until the Treasury Department presents all facts. He cautioned he cannot promise to stop current commitments but will consult the committee before acting.
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Washington
Treasury Department
Senate Judiciary Committee
Houston
Race Track Bill Passed by Senate in Olympia
Olympia February 16 Senator Rockwell's race track bill to permit racing in Washington was reconsidered and passed by the senate 22 to 16 an amendment requires a referendum vote of the people the measure must still pass the house
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Olympia
Rockwell
Washington
Senate
House
Sox Lose Point in Court Battle
Eight White players charged with conspiring to throw the 1919 World Series lose the first court skirmish as Judge Dever denies a bid to force state charges to be announced. The defense seeks to separate the charges.
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Chicago
William JB. Dever
Tax on bachelors proposed in Wisconsin assembly
A bill introduced in the Wisconsin general assembly proposes a $10 annual tax on bachelors age 21 to 55. After 55, the bachelor would be exempt, with sponsor H. M. Marka arguing marriage after 55 is not worth state encouragement.
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Madison
Wis
General Assembly
H. M. Marka
Marka
Big salmon shipment sails toward Middle West market
Eleven carloads of salmon began a Tuesday afternoon journey to please palates in the Middle West and South. The load traveled from Milwaukee to St. Paul for distribution. Four accompanying cars carried peanuts.
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Gladden
Middle West
South
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Mayor Caldwell Hosts Welcome at Milk Dealers Meet
Mayor Hugh M. Caldwell was set to give the address of welcome Wednesday at the opening of the three day annual convention of the Pacific Northwest Milk Dealers Association at the New Washington Hotel.
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Hugh M. Caldwell
Pacific Northwest Milk Dealered Association
New Washington Hotel
New York Lumbermen to Visit Seattle for West Coast Tour
Forty seven officers and members of the New York Retail Lumbermen's association join forty five women touring the lumber districts of the West. They arrive in Seattle on Thursday as guests of the West Coast Lumbermen's association for a four day visit.
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New York
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