Deaf Convention in Seattle Welcomes Councilman With Silent Ceremony
Delegates at the sixth biannual Washington State Association of the Deaf gathered in Seattle as Councilman W. D. Lane welcomed them and presented the city keys. The event featured verbatim sign interpretation by Rev. George Gaertner and a program of silent speeches, songs in sign language, and a July 4 picnic and banquet planned among 150 delegates.
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W. D. Lane
Washington
Gaertner
James H. O'Leary
Spokane
Lane
Jenner
George P. Ripley
Victoria
B. C
Kipling
Erve Chambers
Association
Bexzt
Pres Partridge
L. A. Divine
Vancouver
Wash
O'Leary
A.W. Wright
Masonic Club
Mount Baker Park
Olof Hanson
Collings Playfield House
Lutheran
Want Council to Rule Dance Halls
A dispute over the Woodland Park dance hall after police closed it Wednesday night when nine girls under 18 were found inside. A delegation including J. K. Adams Lincoln High principal, Harry Hudson, J. W. Haman pastor, Mrs. Haman, Mrs. E. E. Blossom of the PTA, and Mrs. B. N. Grant met the mayor to seek a ruling on the hall’s future.
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Woodland Park
J. K. Adams
Lincoln High School
Harry Hudson
J. W. Haman
Woodland Park Presbyterian Church
Haman
E. E. Blossom
Parent-Teachers’ Association
B. N. Grant
Breaks Ankle In Motorcycle Collision On Queen Anne
John W. Brooks Jr. 203 W Comstock Jr. was taken to the city hospital with a broken left ankle after his motorcycle struck a parked car on Queen Anne boulevard. Police say he was traveling from 0 to 40 miles per hour with another boy on the seat when he turned left. the other rider was uninjured.
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Queen Anne Boulevard
John W. Brooks, Jr
W. Comstock Jr
J. C. Michaels
Second Ave
Brooks
Michaels
Wife in Detective Role Traces Hubby in Divorce Suit
Mrs. Fanny Paulsen claims in superior court she acted as a detective to uncover her husband James E. Paulsen’s suspected affair with a blonde divorcee. The suit seeks divorce from the watchmaker on grounds of alleged infidelity and fault.
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Ban Francisco
Fanny Paulsen
James E. Paulsen
Army warns parades avoid long lines to prevent sunstroke
War Department officials told army recruiters that parades for returning soldiers should avoid long lines of march due to the danger of sunstroke. The advisory came Thursday as troops head home from overseas combat.
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Sam
Army Recruiting Office
War Department
Bank Clearings and Seattle Figures Displayed
The data lists bank clearings including Seattle totals and multiple large sums such as 1,880,933.00 and 6,544,739.87 with various partial figures like 610,930.00 and 1,515,859.67. The fragmentary entries reference significant monetary totals and regional amounts.
Thieves Busy Loot Small Across City
Numerous burglaries were reported. P EK Lydard at 2443 Third Ave West, a 25 watch. Frank Gomez at the Paris hotel lost his shoes. J W Adams at New Central hotel had a blue serge suit stolen. A milk bottle, pennies, and gloves vanished. Pickpockets on a Phinney Ave street car grabbed Liberty bonds, cash, and tax receipts.
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P. EK
Lydard
Third Ave
Coal Shore
Frank Gomez
Paris
J. W. Adams
New Central Hotel
Peter Comas
Westlake Ave
Peter
T. Komitam
Komitami
Sixth Ave. S
Seattle
Phinney Ave
R. F. Lindh
N. Tith St
Spokane Car Men 10 Quit
Spokane July 3 Electricians of the Spokane and Inland Empire Traction Co. threaten a 3 p.m. walkout that would halt interurban service including the Coeur d Alene line and disrupt the lake regatta in Idaho. The strike follows wage increase demands not paid. Great Northern and Northern Pacific railways offer steam power to cover interurban routes while Washington Water Power Co. remains unaffected.
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Spokane
Spokane & Inland Empire Traction Co
Coeur d'Alene
Lake Regatta
Idaho Town
National War Labor Board
Great Northern
Northern Pacific Railways
Inland
Washington Water Power Co
EXPECT CLASH ON POWER ACT
United Press reports a looming Senate clash over the Esch bill to create a federal power commission with power to license and regulate water power sites for 50 years. Supporters like La Follette and Jones push the plan while conservatives fear capital will be discouraged. Smoot of Utah likely to lead opposition as the measure advances.
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Washington
United Press
Senate
Legislaon
The
Power Commission
la Follette
Jones
Smoot
Utah
Army Nurse Corps veterans urged to claim $60 bonus
Captain Linus J. Kirkhoff, recruiting officer, says many former Army Nurse Corps members are unaware they qualify for the $60 bonus paid to all discharged soldiers. The notice aims to reach eligible nurses from the war period.
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Linus J. Kirkhoff
Army
Army Nurse Corps
Preach From Pulpit 2000 Feet Up in Air
In Columbus Ohio a sky preacher will deliver the first sermon from the air at the Methodist centenary exposition. The preacher will float about 2000 feet above the congregation and his message will be audible to many attendees. The stunt, promoted by the exposition press agent, aims to showcase wireless communication and megaphone use.
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Columbus
Methodist Church
Jefferson Heights Seeks Bus Service Petitioned
A Jefferson Heights committee appeared before the public utilities committee and filed a petition asking for bus service identical to Magnolia Bluff to be provided in their section.
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Jefferson Heights Ee
Public Utilities Committee
City Council
Magnolia Bluff
Army teachers to be released for next academic year
Col. J. T. Watson announces that professional teachers who volunteered as instructors in the educational service at army hospitals will be released as far as possible to accept teaching positions for the next academic year.
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Col
J. T. Watson
District of
Seattle
Our boys performed miracles every there
Citizens urged support for War Savings Stamps amid wartime morale and fundraising appeals.
Steamer Elmsport Completes Builder Trials
The steamer Elmsport built by Skinner and Maddy completed her builder's trials with an average speed of 12.7 knots after earlier trials on Wednesday.
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Elmsport, & Skinner & Maddy
Shipping Board
Skinner & Mddy
Wooden Vessel Sails With Lumber Cargo
The Wayndan, a wooden steamship of the W. C. Dawson fleet, is set to depart with 1,400,000 feet of lumber for New York on Thursday. The steel ship Edisto, 9,600 tons, also from the same line, was slated to sail with a flour cargo to the East coast on Wednesday.
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W. C. Dawson
New York
Edisto
Swimming Policeman Guards Alameda Beach
Chief Walter C. Jacoby appoints a swimming policeman in Alameda marking the first such officer on the Pacific coast and perhaps the world. The expert swimmer will patrol the water around gatherings of people for the summer season.
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Alameda
Walter C. Jacoby
Pacific Coast
Vessel Movements Deep Sea Vessels and Port Entries
A wide naval traffic report lists ships passing, arriving, and sailing from Pacific ports. It notes movements at Tatoosh, Port Angeles, Everett, Seattle, and Vancouver with vessels such as Multnomah, Genchu Maru, Admiral Evans, and W. B. Porter. Weather and towing details accompany schedules and port statuses.
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U. S. Weather Bureau
Tatoosh
le Yosemite
WS. Porter
Sehr
Edward J. West
Tug Relief
Port Angeles
Multnomah
Sehr Oceano Vance
Vladivostok
Muncaster Castle
Vancouver
B. C
Yokohama
Seattle
Port Allen
Geneva
Port Townsend
New York
S West Hembrie
Tacoma
San Francisco
Admiral Schrey
San Diego
Man Pedro
Queen
Key West
Bee Washtuene
Port
Pioneer
Hongkong
Manila
Honolulu
Sa Cordelia
Port San Luis
Victoria
Port San Luisa
M. Ladysmith
Balboa
Se Remus
Dungeness
Lyman Stewart
Saginaw
Point Wells
Bee Big Banansa
Muktiteo
Beattie
Shipping Board
Sa Wayucan
M. Anacortes
Hull Birkland
Daniel Kern
Everett
Sa W. B. Porter
Mukiltec
Hull Bickland
Multmnomah
Seattle At & P
Lumberladen
Jefferson
Bagian
Stanwood
Tacoma Maru
New Orleans
Bs Putton
Admiral Nicholson
Prince Rupert
U. S. Naval Communication
Porter
City of Topeka
Portland
Columbia River
A. F. Lucas
San Pedro
Richmond
Admiral Dewey
Veguela
Smith Cove
Cyclops
Great Northern Dock
Kashima Mare
Power Sehr Ruby
Bellingham
Se Multnomah
Albert
Puget Bound Bridge
Odwin
Academia
Bewuta
Grand Trunk Dock
Beattia
Admiral Knight
Preaident
Pacific Coast
Kyota
Bimeport
Fort Wright
Os Kelbeck
Colorado Bprings
Edamore
Todd
Gaffney
Hoeffernan
Bottineau
Clie
Local Markets Reports Price Rise for Fresh Ranch Eggs
Eeges eggs rose to 65 cents a dozen on Thursday as hens slowed laying and demand from northern markets grew. Butter and cheese held steady while lemons moved slowly. Weather boosted prices in the East as markets remained firm nationwide.
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Eeges
Prices Paid Wholesale for Vegetables and Fruits
Prices paid by wholesalers for vegetables and fruits including citrus, apples, bananas, melons, grapes, peaches, berries, and nuts. Entries include per crate, per box, per ton, and per dozen with region notes from California and New Los Angeles, local and international markets, and related produce metrics noted for buyers and sellers.
New York Stock Market Opens Strong on July 3
The New York Stock Exchange opened with strength. United States Steel rose to 110 in early trading, United Cigar Stores at 181 and Marine at 65 gained, Central Leather touched 110, Crucible Steel rose 4% to 105, Baldwin at 112 gained, while Hebiehem Steel slipped to 93% at noon. Corn Products jumped 11% to 91 while States Steel fell. The market closed strong.
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New York
United States Steel
United Cigar Stores
Marine
Central Leather
Crucible Steel
Baldwin
Hebiehem Steel
New York Markets Coffee Prices Report
New York markets report July 3 shows coffee spot at 7s per pound and Manton at 29 cents per pound. Luger Centrifygsl quotes 7.280 per pound.
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New York
Chicago Market Report Amid Record Grain Prices and Damage Reports
Chicago market opened with July corn at 1.95 and futures rising on reports of damage to crops in Iowa and Illinois. Prices eased later as heavy selling anticipated the three day holiday, while oats and other grains fluctuated and heavy provisions held firm with July and September contracts showing mixed moves.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Iowal
Illinois
Portland Market Report
Portand market notes show cattle receipts 62 head with slow trade and varied steers and cows pricing, hog receipts 129 head with strong demand and prime prices, sheep 662 head with weak market, plus local dairy and poultry quotes including butter and cheese prices.
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Portland
Ore
Hutter
Market Prices Steady on Butter Cheese Potatoes and More
San Francisco wholesale prices list butter extras at 56 cents per pound, firsts at 53 cents, eggs at 6 cents per dozen, cheese flats with California fancy at 92 cents per pound. Old crop Idaho potatoes range around 2.40 to 2.65, Yakima 2.10 to 2.25, Oregon bur banks 2.15, new Delta white 3.76 per box and 2.25 to 2.50 elsewhere. onions red 4 dollars, yellow 4 dollars. Bermuda seed brown 2.75 per crate.
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San Francisco
California
Idaho
Yakima
Oregon
Burbanks
Burmuda
Prices From Public Markets Sellout Daily Staples
Stall listings show fresh milk 10¢ qt and sugar 55¢ per pound, Yakima Gem potatoes $2.10 per sack with walnuts and new potatoes noted. Other stalls advertise peaches oranges lemons apricots watermelons herring salmon trout halibut beef lamb pork and canned goods with varied prices. Special items include Westlake Lamb specials and Luncho butter at 10c per can along with Campbell's soups and Canyon milk priced for quick buys.
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Pike Place
Westlake
Reliance
Campbell’s Soups
Flantey
Mall
Canyon Milk
Grocery Stall Listings and Prices
A fragment listing grocer stalls and prices including butter at 5T7¢ per unit, canned Del Monte ketchup, imported mushrooms at $1.25 can, honey, sardines, beans and olives with various prices, cream cheese, sugar, soap, Carnation milk, coffee, and citrus powder. The text reads as market stalls numbers 127 111 21 26 22 with product items and unit prices.
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del Monte
Booth
van Camp
At. Ste
Local Market Ads From Pine 8th Street Stalls
A compact ad listing daily bargains announces stalls on Pine 8th Street. Items include best butter at 0 cents on Thursday, freestone peaches 40 cents per basket, large cans 10 cents each, and Royal baking powder. Stores mentioned are Acme Grocery basement, Golden West coffee 3 for $1.25, Red Seal Grocery Annex, and Kristoferson's milk 10 cents per quart.
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Acme
Golden West
Red Seal Grocery
Annex
Kristoferson
Special Market Stalls Offer Fresh Seafood and Produce
Corner stalls list varied prices for butter peanut butter cream cheese and salmon halibut ling cod and herring with several stalls offering potted tomato plants cabbage plants sweet peas and fresh meat items including corned beef bacon lamb and veal chops. The notices indicate multiple stalls 1 3 5 9 14 116 with several price points and special sale items.
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Washington
Market stalls list prices for foods and goods
Readable fragments show stalls offering sugar coffee honey peanut butter and canned goods with prices per unit. Halibut ling cod vegetables and dairy appear with small coin amounts. The page catalogs items by stall numbers and current sale prices.
Hog price records set at East St. Louis market
In St Louis Missouri on July 3 hog quotations reached a new high at 22.35 dollars, surpassing the previous Western record of 22.10 dollars marked yesterday as demand pushed prices higher.
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ST. Louis
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America
Galicia
Fraternal Society of the Deaf
Washington State School
Altho
Noos
Willard-Dempsey
ANB
World War Veterans’ Association
Young Hector
Dempsey
Willard
King
al Kaufman
al Weiss
K. 0
Brennan
Steamboat Bill Scott
Toughey Wing
Bobby Revel
Jimmy Storey
Jimmy Randeau
Buddy Ridley
Sammy Gordon
Ely Caston
Kid Murray
Kid Irish
Camp Lewis
Brown & Hulen’s
Baillargeon Bldz
Joe Dizard’s
Occidental
Yesler
Battersby & Smith
First Ave
Green's Cigar Store
Sweors
Hubby
Anee
Carmen
Rey Nave Ee Pros
Jefferson Heights
Kobe
Fe President
Genchu Maru
At & P
Port San Luise
Fulton
Alaska
Wayne Can
Anchorage
Ketchikan
Admiral Watson
Admiral Evans
Wireleas
Dow
Stockton
B. Petatnes
New
Los Angeles
Glee
Clark Seedlin Bees
Marehall
Dineen Erate
Cess
Ewes forteote—Cai
LGG Beer
Royal Annes
Florida
Formosa
Ratter
Wisconsin
Limburger
Saitania
Dees
Cronaeg
Minnesota
New York Stock Report
Chicago Market Report
Portland Market Report
Frisco Market Report
Denver Market Report
Denver
Colo
Mercantile Paper
Herrin & Rhodes, Inc
Cherry St
ONDS
Main
Paveworth National Bank OF Commerce Second Av
Madiseca St
XO Spa RS
Liberty Victory
Macfarlane & Hall
Lowman
Liberty Bonds
John E. Price & Co
Southwest Cor
2Nd and
Columbia Telephone Main
PS Ee Ee
Title Trust Co. Ta Pag Cie Tly Erry Pee Ie
Canadian Pacific Railway
British Columbia Coast Steamships
Banff
Lake Louise
Canada
E. F. L. Sturdee
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