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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1920
Page
7
Pen son 4 che S ing for
A fragmentary OCR item mentions a pen named son and a four che role sung for a local event. Names, places, or dates are unreadable, so the card notes a brief musical or educational activity with unclear participants.
Washington governor seeks congressional probe of Japanese ownership
Gov. Hart asked Congressman Johnson to include Washington in a planned House immigration committee study on Japanese conditions. State reports show a third of Seattle and Tacoma hotels owned by Japanese, with banks and canneries also involved. He urged action to reveal conditions of most serious interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olympia
Seattle
Tacoma
Jap Anene
Hart
Albert
House
Immigration Committees
Immigration Committee
Hart Anks
Washington
Anti Japanese League of Seat Jong
Congress
Johnson
House Immigration Naturalizaton Committee
U S Missionary Death Ties to Chang Forces in Peking
Peking reports cabinet to approve General Chang’s proposal and government offer to the family. W A Reimert, a U S soldier connected with the Reformed Church and Mission, was killed June 14 during a Chang allied attack on the mission. Reimert’s death and a $45,000 dam claim loom as possible points of reparation, with uncertainty in anticipated acceptance by America.
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Peking
Gen. Chang
W. A. Reimert
Reimert
America
Reformed Church
1 Am
Chang
Convention updates hint Harrison urged for president
The report notes Philippines support for Harrison as the presidential candidate. Delegates to the convention plan a gathering after 1 o'clock to discuss the Irish question, signaling a possible recess. Senator Glass, head of the resolutions committee, informs that the platform report will not be ready until 9 o'clock tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philippines
Harrison
Robinson
Senator Glass
Resolutions Committee
Giaas
Bobby Vernon Named one of Seattle's perfect babies
Bobby Vernon a 14 month old from Mr and Mrs C H Vernon of Queen Anne Seattle was listed among the city's perfect babies. He registered in the top class after examination by Dr A Nicholson at the Bon Marche clinic and gained about ten pounds in four months with certified milk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattie
Bobby
H. Vernon
Queen Anne
A. Nicholson
Bon Marche Clinic
Butter Cow Sets World Record in Ontario Exhibition
In Brockville Ontario Lady Waldo a 2 year old Friesian owned by A C Hardy has set a world record butter production pace. In 150 days she produced 11257 pounds of milk yielding 517 pounds of butter as observers call it a world record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brockville
Ontario
Lady Waldo
Sylvia
A. C. Hardy
Silk imports shift to New York ports during World War I
In 1914 the Pacific ports handled 54 percent of raw silk imports while New York received 12 percent. By 1918 New York dominated with over 80 percent, and Pacific ports dropped to about 1 percent.
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Pacific
New York
Democratic Convention Adopts Walsh League Reservation Amid Fight
In San Francisco the resolutions committee of the Democratic National Convention approved a Walsh amendment to the League of Nations plank by 32 to 18. The move splits party leaders, signals a public league debate, and may push the issue to the floor despite administration opposition. The committee adjourned after four hours of debate and secret-keeping measures, with votes highlighting tensions among Walsh, Bryan, and Pomerene against the administration line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Resolutions Committee
Democratic National Convention
League of Nations
Walsh
Massachusetts
Bryan
Pomerene
Ohio
League
Million Dollar Insurance Reinstatement Drive Aids Vets
Seattle women helped ex service men reinstate policies under the war risk Insurance bureau. Nearly 300 reinstatements were processed at booths in downtown districts, with premiums paid and applications filed. Wednesday was the final day for those discharged before January 1, 1919 to reinstate their coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
War Risk Insurance Bureau
Hradley T. Fowlkes
Bureau
Auxiiliaries
The
American Legion
Never Photoed Mrs Johnson Dodges Washington Cameras
Washington dispatch notes the reluctance of Mrs. Hi Johnson to be photographed despite her husband Hi Johnson's prominence. It highlights other public wives like Mrs. Carter Glass who avoid publicity and confirms Robert T. Lincoln also shuns camera exposure, with guards restricting photographers at Chevy Chase golf links.
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Washington
Hi Johnson
California
Roosevelt
United States
Mrs. Hi
Mr. Johnson
Johnson
Mrs. Johnson
Carter Giaas
Wedding Bells for Bell Hop in Los Angeles
Micky McCollister a famed bellhop who served Presidents Wilson Taft Bryan and King Albert married Hattie B Miller daughter of a wealthy cattleman in Los Angeles The couple met previously at the Hotel Ambassador in Atlantic City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Micky"” McCollister
Wilson
Taft
Bryan
King Albert
Mias Hattie B. Miller
Ambassador
Atlantic City
Butter Raises Two Cents Across Dealers
Butter prices jump two cents with wholesalers on Western Ave raising the yellow stuff to 67 cents a pound for bricks and 56 cents for cubes. Potato trading remains brisk as new spuds are cleaned for sale and canning season approaches. California green figs arrive from Grossman Brothers at 3.50 per box.
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Weatern Ave
Wea
Grossman Wrothers
California
Public Markets Weatlake Prices Highlight Groceries and Benches
Retail listings show diverse items across stalls including meats like pot roast and lamb, canned goods such as tomatoes and coffee, seafood including halibut and salmon, produce like lemons and onions, and household staples like soap and washing powder. Prices range from a few cents to a few dollars, with multiple stalls listing specific brand items and bulk counts.
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Iba Mall
del Monte
Fremont Floods After Heavy Dawn Rain
Fremont Nebraska experiences street flooding as a heavy dawn rain swells avenues and fills curbs. The city confronts inundation after the downpour. In unrelated data the United States imported one and a half billion pounds of coffee last year.
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United States
Local Market Prices and Poultry Quotes Displayed
Wholesale meats and live poultry prices listed for various items including beef veal and broilers. Quotations from Meckyards show ranges such as 50 to 14.50 and 11.00 to 13.00 per unit, reflecting dealer and shipper rates.
Chicago Market Bids Show Mixed Beef and Lamb Prices
July 1 report noting hog receipts around 92 000 with prices 85 to 40 cents lower, cattle receipts 10 000 with steady markets, sheep receipts 22 000 with market variations. Prices listed for hogs, cattle, and lambs across wholesale categories and packing figures.
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Chicago
Lambe
Evon
Tides in Seattle on Thursday July 1
Tide schedule for Seattle shows first high tide at noon and first low tide at 6:61 am with 68 ft, second high tide at 6:20 pm with 116 ft, second low tide at 11:41 pm with 68 ft.
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Keyond
Seattle Arrivals and Departures page update
Maritime notice lists ships arriving and sailing from Seattle and nearby ports. Vessels include Africa Maru Admiral Dewey Morningstar Prince George Wakena and Queen with schedules, routes to Beattie Vancouver Tacoma and Alaska via San Francisco and Port Townsend.
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Ftr
Port Angeles
Ban Peanciaco
Col. B. Ll. Drake
Ban Pedro
Africa Maru
Nongkong
Ports
Vietort BC
Ete Queen
Tacoma
Prince George
Prince Rupert
J. C
Vie Porte
U. & L. MT. Kane
Bwiffeure Banks
Port Townsend
Salih
Alameda
Anchorage
Alaska
Admiral Hedman
Anyox
Hroxton
Bante Ane
Col
B.ly Drake
Man Pedro
San Francisco
Morningstar
Vancouver
B.C
San Diego
Mtr
Dewey
Beattie
San Francine
San Pedro
Str
Port Minkely
Btr
Admiral Behrey
Ben Diego
Victoria
Th. G
Wathemee
Sydney
Heattie
Drake
Mater Schr Wakena
Ater
Africa Mary
Bir
Maritime wireless report of San Pedro to San Francisco routes
Wireless U Ss naval communications log lists vessels and positions near San Pedro San Francisco Portland and Seattle with bearings and distances. Entries include the lightship near Pedro 24 miles west of Mwifteure and other ships at various ranges from Beattie Spokane Yokohama Port Angeles and Prince Rupert.
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San Pedro
Mwifteure
Celle
Beattie
San Prancisco
Smalles
Cape Flattery
Bpokane
Keattie
Yokohama
Heattie
Biorm King
Port Angeles
San Franece
Weetneeneend
Port Angelea
J. EB. Moffett
Prince
Portland
San Francisco
Columbia River
Vessels in Port at Seattle Today
A winded ledger lists ships and dock works across Seattle ports including Pacific Coast vessels along Pacific Coast coal bunkers and Lake Union listings. Notable names include Kifuku Maru Admiral Wat oon Providencia Roosevelt Meffernan drydock and Bracy terminations with multiple yard and dock references.
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Seattle
Great Northern
Kashima Mary Etr
Toyohashi Mara
Protestiana
Bergen
Pansa
Can Company
City of
Beattile Belot Ae Broxton, UC. & L. & Vile Mier
Port Angetea
Africa Mara
Atr Delight
Htr
Alameda
Grand Trunk Dock
Admiral Rodman
Queen
Pacific Coast Coal Bunkere
MT. Rose
Pacific
Lake Dilbert
Spekaoe
Admiral Watoon
Burnside East Waterway
Tr Devel
Kaetero
Weatleon
Todd Drydocks
Kasterm Exporter
Providencia
Puget Sound Bridge
Patterson
Standard Holler Works
Lake Union
Hulle Snoqualmie
Broxton
Leota
Endymion
Fort Jackson
Addison
Boughton
Bowrsmont
Hourneville
Allemharet
Abilla
Adria
Capraria
Eiestra
Delwin
Abydos
Arcade
Merace X. Daxter
Todd Employes Award Over $1 Million in Bonuses
New York July 1. William H. Todd of Todd shipyards distributed stock bonuses totaling over $1 million to employees in New York. Awards ranged from one to fifty shares based on service length and merit, with a Tacoma presentation planned at the company yards there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
William H. Todd
Todd Shipyards Corporation
Todd
Tacoma
Wash
Pennsylvania Rail Strike Talks Open Debate in Pittsburg
Two hundred fifty delegates representing twenty thousand Pennsylvania railroad workers met in Pittsburg to decide whether to resume talks with employers or call a strike to press wage demands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania Railroad System
Jute Bag Stock Needed for Cotton Supply in US
About 77 million yards of jute bag ging are required annually in the United States to cover cotton goods. This demand reflects ongoing textile packaging needs and industry sourcing.
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United States
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