Labor and Capital in Hot Battle in New York Clothing Trade
Labor and capital clash in New York’s clothing industry as 58,500 workers strike in the city with support from Rochester and Chicago. Manufacturers seek dissolution of the Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America amid a closed shop push and a planned one million dollar defense fund.
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New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Rochester
Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America
Clothing Manufacturers’ Association
New York State
Association
United States
Pur- Bauman
Springfield
Chicago
Hochester
E. 10Th St
Solon de Leon
Advance
Amalgamated
Convention of Bee Keepers Opened at YMCA
A three day program for bee keepers opened Thursday afternoon at the YMCA auditorium. It is conducted by State College of Agriculture and State development bureau of Seattle Chamber of Commerce with cooperation from A F B Nystrom county agricultural agent. A O U W Building Co plans a new structure on Ninth avenue between Union and Priests. The project includes lodge halls an auditorium a kitchen clubroom showers and more with no start date yet set.
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State College of Agriculture and
State Development Bureau of Seattle Chamber of Commerce
A. F B. Nystrom
A. O. U. W. Building Co
Ninth Ave
Union
Railway Chief Ralph Budd to Visit Seattle
G N officials with an official party led by Ralph Budd president of the Great Northern railway will arrive in Seattle Friday night or Saturday morning per word received at the G N headquarters.
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G. N
Ralph Budd
Great Northern Railway
Seattle
The
Tides in Seattle and Pacific Shipping Movements
Tides for Seattle show a mix of high and low tides with times and heights across the day. Three liners from the Orient are due in February with figures for the Arabia Maru Arizona Maru and Manila Maru. The steamer President resumes coastwise service after repairs and will depart for San Francisco Monday. Weather notes report rain and light winds near Tatoosh Island with vessels passing in and out during January 24 to 27.
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Orient
Seattle
W. C. Dawson & Co
President
Pacific Steamship Co
Todd Dry Docks
Pier D
San Francisco
Weather Bureau
Tatoosh Island
Mtr Kiehmend
Shipping Board
Ste Irie
Arrivals and Departures of Ships in January
Ledger of ships arriving and departing with routes through San Francisco Seattle Tacoma and Hawaii. Vessels include Air Admiral Watson Latouche Lyman Stewart Queen Fushimi Maru Chancellor Rainier and Namia Maru with ports of call San Pedro San Francisco San Diego Tokyo Kobe Shanghai Hong Kong Vancouver Seattle and London. Several sailings and arrivals noted in January with times and destinations as listed.
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Admiral Watson
San Diego
San Pedro
San Francisco
Richmond
Point Wells
Nome City
Tacoma
Port Gamble
New Orleans
Alameda
Southwestern
Alaska
Hyades
Honolulu
Sir Lyman Stewart
Oleum
Vancouver
Richmond Beach
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Latouche
Houthwestern
Ipm
San Petro
Manila
Yokohama
Kobe
Nagasaki
Shanghai
Hongkong
Liverpool
London
Cristobal
Charlie Watson
Latoushe
Ladysmith
Bf. C
Vie Point Welle
Weat Nervanus
United Kingdom
Ben Pedro
Lyman Stewart
Rainier
U. S. Newall
Beattie
Julia Lackenbarck
Seattle
Columbia River
Ste Admiral Boene
Latowehe
Nanaimo
Loman Stewart
Richmond Towing Bee
Puget Sound Porta
Smith Cove
Great Northern
Weet Jappa
Santa Ana
Northwestern
Algonquin
Admiral Goodrich
Spokane
Etr
Atr
Queen
Pacific Coast Coal Bonkere
Bear
Pacific Coast
Maritime Traffic Report From Puget Sound and Nearby Ports
Wireless Canada and U S communications log detailed vessels in transit and in port around San Francisco Seattle and Beattie. Entries include numerous steamers cargo ships tugs and barges with positions distances from Beattie and Seattle, and port facilities naming ships and wharfs through the day.
Births and marriages recorded in vital statistics notice
The notice lists births including Reinhardt C W at Fremont via Burrows and McEvoy J A in Seattle with a girl each. marriages show several pairs like Matovich John and Gardyck Louise in Seattle and Jensen Martha Helen with Rasmussen John in Canada. deaths include William W Horner and Ruth M Weatover with ages and locations noted.
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John
Seattle
Gardyck
Louise
Connell
g&Iva G
Tacoma
Reynold Hazel
Graff
Roger W
Graham
Marie M
Grabowski
Yaworsky
Emily
Adama
George A
Spokan Vogt
Rosamond
Rasmussen
Canada
Jensen
Martha Helen
Lea Moore
W. J
Yarbrough
Grace
San Francisco Produce Prices and New York Exchange Rates
San Francisco markets list prices for poultry and produce including firsts and extras with per pound and per dozen rates. New York Exchange opens with sterling at 3.854 dollars per pound, rising to 3.46 shortly after, the highest since July, along with France and Canadian currency quotations.
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San Francisco
New York
France
New York Exchange Hesitates at Start
Hesitation marked the opening on the New York stock exchange with only slight moves from Wednesday’s close. General Asphalt faced offer pressure, Mexican Petroleum and Atlantic Gulf fluctuated, and United States Steel led gains alongside mixed early trading in other issues.
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New York Stock Exchange
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Baldwin
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Bethlehem Steel
International Paper
Fket
United States St
Mexican Petroleum
Santa Fe
General Asphalt
American Petroleum
Interborough Cons
General Motors
Crucible
Paldwin
Brook
Rapid Transit
Market Prices Decline for Rhubarb as Grapefruit Rises
Florida grapefruit advances 60 cents a crate on the local market with top quality fruit at 8 dollars per crate. Rhubarb remains cheap at 12 1/2 cents a pound, typical receipts report. California lettuce values rise 26 cents with mixed fruit and vegetable prices generally steady.
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Florida
California
Imperial Valley
Eeadasee
Bere Walla ‘Walla
Vesewe
Cal
Cues Lee Gartio
CMP
Wheat Prices Are Lowered in Chicago Futures Trade
Liquidation of long wheat pushed grain futures down on the Chicago Board of Trade. Corn sold freely, oats showed little activity. March wheat opened at 1.63 down, May and July positions slipped, oats and corn followed the trend with early declines and late losses.
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Chicago
Gio
Chicago Market Report Cattle and Hog Prices Decline
Chicago live stock market reports receipts and price ranges for cattle hog lambs. Beef butcher stock canners and feeders and calves listed with price spreads. New York coffee sugar and Santos tea prices noted.
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Chicago
Jan
N. Y
New York
teger—Rean
Santos
Port Official Appoints Assistant Chief Engineer
Captain W. J. Wilson was appointed assistant chief engineer of the port commission on Wednesday. He is a World War I veteran. Captain Ivar A. Pedersen resigned as traffic manager due to ill health.
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W. J. Wilson
Port Commission
Ivar A. Pedersen
Pedersen
Moonshining Guilty Plea Leads to $250 Fine
Eichele Giovi, Black Dia Mond Miner, pleaded guilty in federal court to moon shining and was fined $250 on Wednesday.
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Eichele Giovi
Public Markets Sanitary stalls list varied groceries
A dense OCR of market stalls shows diverse offerings from soaps and fresh meats to canned goods and dairy. It catalogs stall numbers and items with prices such as fresh milk, butter, coffee, corn meal, peaches, salmon, hams, sugar, and cereals, reflecting a bustling urban market scene.
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Kellogg's
Stalin
Gorham
Italia
Westlake
van Camp
Pena
Reliance Coffee
Alaska
Merrill's
Portland Market Status and Chicago Lumber Meeting Notes
Portland market reports show steady receipts across hogs and cattle with mixed grain prices while Chicago notes high unemployment and announces the West Coast Lumbermen’s Association meeting at the New Washington Hotel with Judge Harry Fuller Atwood and A L Clark as speakers.
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West Coast’ Lumbermen’s Association
New Washington Hotel
Harry Fuller Atwood
Chicago
A. L. Clark
Dallas
Tex
Southern Pine Association
Embryo Druggists to Be Taught Business
To instruct future druggists in business matters as well as prescriptions the university will combine the pharmacy course with the business administration program next year. The pharmacy program will be extended to a four year course. Also notes on falconry in China and Paris fashion trends are mentioned.
Federal Reserve backs oil loan flow amid credit squeeze
The Federal Reserve Board allows regional and member banks to grant large loans to oil producers and refiners while denying credit relief to farmers and merchants. Regions report heavy oil loans, enabling production cuts and steeper oil stock build ups, stabilizing crude prices despite declines in clothing and food sectors.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Board
W. P. G. Harding
Oklahoma
Texas
Kansas
Regional Reserve Bank
Kansas City
U Cadets to Have Doings on May 7
University cadets will hold a campus life day on May 7 with an ROTC review in the stadium and a formal ball in the campus armory, as announced by the Officers' Club.
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University Cadeta
New Navy District Established in Southern Pacific Coast
SAN DIEGO Cal Jan 27 a new naval district the 11th has been established on the Pacific coast with headquarters at San Diego The district includes New Mexico Arizona and eight California counties south of Tehachapi All navy activities in Southern California waters will be directed from San Diego Rear Admiral Roger Welles is said to be in command of the district
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Cal
Pacific Coast
Washington
New Mexico
Arizona
California
Tehachapi
Roger Welles
Naval District
Six coeds chosen to debate Whitman College
The Debate Coach Karl E. Lieb selected six Washington University students to travel to Whitman College for the annual women’s debate. Ruth Holland and Margaret Grimes will argue the negative with Margaret Stuart as alternate, Irene Burns and Lucile Turner will argue the affirmative with Mildred Murphy as alternate. The topic asks whether labor and capital should be forced to submit disputes to arbitration before strikes or lockouts, if constitutionality is granted.
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Karl E. Lieb
Washington
Whitman College
Whitman
Ruth Holland
Margaret Grimes
Margaretta Stuart
Irene Burns
Lucile Turner
Mildred Murphy
Reduction of Railway Wages Plan Heads to Board
In Chicago on January 27 the labor committee of American railway executives will meet to discuss wage cuts for railway workers. Members include W. W. Atterbury, M. J. Bell, and E. E. Loomis as they map the amount to propose to the United States railroad board.
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Chicago
Labor Committee
American Railway Executives
United States Railroad Board
W. W. Atterbury
Pennsylvania
M. J. Bell
Rock Island
E. E. Loomis
Lehigh Valley
Czecho-Slovak Is Returned to Japan
A. E. Novak de Verneaux, claimed member of the Czecho-Slovak legation in Tokyo, was sent back to Japan aboard the Fushimi Maru. Immigration authorities held him two weeks in Seattle at the request of the Japanese consul, who alleged forged official documents in Japan. He will be turned over to Japanese authorities.
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A. E. Novak de Verneaux
Tokyo
Japan
Novak de Verneaux
Seattle
de Verneaux
Court hears Sophia wreck liability case in federal court
The Canadian Pacific Railway seeks limitation of liability in the Princess Sophia disaster with $2,000,000 in claims. Dr W G Gable testified about prescribing flu cures for six victims, while KE Allen of Pacific Barrage Co. recounted arrival at the wreck and slow recovery due to rough seas and strong currents.
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Canadian Pacific Railway Co
W. G. Gable
Skagway
Princess Sophia
KE. W. Allen
Pacific Barrage Co
Victoria
C. P. Rh
Tees
Sophia
Alien
German Reparations Decision Debated in Paris Talks
Paris January 27 German reparations settlement narrowed to an accord between Premier Lloyd George and Briand after a lengthy conference at Lloyd Georges hotel. Count Sforsa joined, with France agreeing to fix the total at 200 billion marks, a figure Britain says blocks German reconstruction.
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Paris
Lloyd George
Great Britain
Briand
France
Count Sforsa
Allied Supreme Council
Germany
Kippered Salmon Prices Spark London Market Hope
A letter from Mrs. Catherine Blackall of Seattle to the Chamber of Commerce reports Puget Sound kippered salmon at 35 cents a pound, while London retails it at 2.10 dollars. She says direct sales to British consumers could unlock a vast market for the delicacy, citing its popularity in London.
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Puget Sound
Seattle
London
Foreign Trade Bureau of the Chamber of Commerce
Catherine Blackall
Alfred C. Blackall
Pacific Shipping Illustrated
Europe
Read How You Profit Too Ad Teaser
A fragmented ad blurb urges readers to profit from rooms by placing them in The Star. It promises extra revenue and invites in-person submissions, noting a small cost compared with other Seattle papers. The wording is incomplete but aims to persuade owners to rent rooms through the newspaper.
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Seattle
Preparations for Junior Day Begin at Wu
Preparations for Junior Day began with the appointment of a head committee Wednesday. Members named were Edward Porep, Clair Cabe, and Margaret Gilbert.
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The
Edward Porep
Clair Cabe
Margaret Gilbert
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