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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1920
Page
7
Ballard to Celebrate Tonight with Music and Pageant
Ballard plans a community celebration this evening starting at 7 20 p with music and singing. The policemen’s band and Francis Russell will lead the outdoor sing as residents gather for a large pageant and prior events include a community dinner and Christ and New Year festivities attracting over a thousand people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballard
Ballard Id
Francis Russell
Pensions Debate Rages Among Federal Workers
Washington reports workers resisting pension schemes. Employed men fear compulsory retirement and pension deductions, with some facing $720 yearly pensions after twenty to thirty years. Congressmen label the system unjust as protests grow over a 2 percent salary contribution.
Labor Convention Attacks Palmer Raids and Prosecutions
A labor convention adopts a resolution accusing Attorney Palmer and the Justice Department of neglecting prosecutions of seers and high profile criminals. It calls on the attorney general to halt prosecutions and pursue profiteers instead, criticizing department actions as contrary to the Constitution.
Peeved at Move to Wreck Churches
London newspapers report wide anger over plans to tear down 19 churches and sell the sites to banks and commercial interests. The campaign to sacrifice churches for site value has developed over several years according to observers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Dolls Sent to Wounded Yanks Bring Gladness
A shipment of dolls made by junior Red Cross workers in Mooresville North Carolina for European children was sent by mistake to ex service men convalescing at Otten North Carolina. The reply says the dolls gave merriment and real pleasure to the men, and that the error would not be regretted.
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Washington
Red Cross
Mooresville
N. C
Europe
Otten
Labor union convention defends law and enacts reforms
Spokane reports the labor federation delegates in Chicago chose Harlin to represent Washington at the labor party convention. They approved a substitute urging fair enforcement of the criminal syndicalism law, called to release unjustly imprisoned workers, and favored electing honest officials. Planks for a minimum wage for women and a national education department were endorsed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
Robert H. Harlin
United Mine Workers
State Federation of Labor
Labor Party and Committee of 48
Chicago
William Short
Buck
Jean Stoval
James Duncan
Seattle
Tle Central Labor Council
Fred Chamberlain
Puyallup Grange
Nonpartisan League
Organized Labor
Fred B. Norman
Triple Alliance
Department of Education
Germany Imposes Foreign Guests Bill Payment Rule
Berlin reports that all foreigners arriving at German hotels must settle bills in either their home currency or German money. A 300 percent surcharge is applied. The policy affects travelers and wartime guests staying at German hotels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Manly's Review of Trade Conditions
No major shift in finances as trade pressures linger. Railroads and the railroad labor board are seen as keys to economic balance, with the federal reserve slow to ease credit until traffic improves. Analysts note Britain’s banks weaken while American banks remain stronger, and railroads face heavy deficits under government guarantees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Bank of Commerce
Federal Reserve Board
Labor Board
London
Federal Treasury
Treasury
Roada
Defleita
Frank A. Vanderlip
0. S
Vanderlip
Kansas Board of Agriculture
Railroad Labor Board
Hunt
Cincinnati
N Horton
Railway Brotherhood
Roads Ignoring Coal Car Order Creates Persistent Shortage
John B. Pratt of the National Coal Association reports only slight relief since the Interstate Commerce Commission issued a one day priority on coal cars June 21. Railroads show lax adherence and divert cars to other goods while sand gravel and autos claim supply, with real shortages remaining at mines outside the deep south. Tangible improvements are hoped for as the commission tightens enforcement in the coming days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasitington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Alabama
Tenneases
Commission
Fishing Ship Moody Burned to Edge in Bristol Bay
The American vessel Charles F E Moody burned to the water's edge at Bristol Bay Alaska signaling a total loss. Operated by Northwestern Fisheries Co the ship was a mainstay of the fleet and its loss will be felt by over 200 fishermen sent to Bristol Bay on April 20 1920 per Merchants' Exchange records. Captain Haskell commanded the 1734 net ton ship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles FE. Moody
Bristol Bay
Alaska
H. C. Hill
Merchants’ Exchange
Moody
Northwestern Fisheries Co
Haskell
Man slaughter plea in fatal drunken hit run case
Gunt Peterson pleaded guilty to man slaughter in the death of 61 year old Lucinda Case. He was fined 1000 dollars by Superior Judge Mitchell Gilliam after running her down drunk at Fremont Avenue and Motor Place on April 6. Relatives of Mrs Case urged no jail time or fine in a letter to Prosecutor Fred Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gunt Peterson
Lucinda Case
Mitchell Gilliam
Fremont Ave
Motor Place
Falls From a Pole Into Worker’s Arms
Edward Holland age 31 escaped death after falling from a telephone pole in Toledo on July 3. He was severely burned by an electric fire but was caught by fellow workman John Deppe who aided his fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Ohio
Edward Holland
John Deppe
Chinese Foot Bound Tradition Sparks Modern Marriage Yell
In Shanghai on a July day, a college cheer proclaims demand for wives with large feet as bound feet decline. The chant notes a shift from traditional foot binding, once a prerequisite for marriage, toward changing social norms among Chinese youths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanghat
China
Watch Stolen From Johnsons Home On 34th Avenue
A gold and silver watch were stolen from George W. Johnsons home at 2810 34th Ave. last night by a burglar, police report a theft in progress.
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George W. Johnson
34Th Ave
Public Markets WEATLAKE Adverts Prices and Listings
Market stalls list diverse groceries with prices including Carnation milk 1 can 7c, Del Monte beans 2 cans 9c, Lipton tea 1. The sale notes various fresh produce and seafood such as potatoes 4c lb, fresh cod 25c lb, red snapper 26c lb, and salmon 26c lb. Shows daily stock and discount items across stalls 11 to 192.
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Libby
Lipton’s
Mtalle
Oonomy Stalle
Elli's
Market Does Big Business on Western Ave
Pre holiday demand from retailers and restauranteurs drove a record day on Western Ave. Strawberries bananas and watermelons sold out early, with melons expected later and cantaloupes arriving at the last moment. New potatoes stayed strong and butter and eggs held firm with a likely price rise next week.
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Western Ave
Tides in Seattle Saturday Details
Reported tides for Seattle on Saturday include first low tide at 12:20 am at 6.6 ft, first high at 6:00 am at 8.6 ft, second low at 7:02 pm at 6.08 ft, and second high at 7:14 pm at 11.9 ft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bunday auLyvea
Bank Clearings Balances Denver July 4 Cattle and Sheep
Report from Denver on July 4 shows cattle receipts of 200 head with prices 60 cents to $1 lower. Steers bring $10 to $12, cows and heifers $6 to $10.25, stockers and feeders $7 to $9. Hoge receipts six head with steady market. Sheep receipts 6,500 head with market steady. lambs $14, ewes $14.00? The fragment notes mixed figures and unclear lamb and ewe prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Wholesale Market Prices From Local Exchange
A dated listing shows wholesale prices for fruits and dairy products along with livestock and grain figures. Items include apricots, bananas, cantaloupes, cherries, strawberries, watermelons, almonds, and various seedling types, plus dairy products such as creamery cheese and butter. Livestock quotes cover beef, veal, lamb, and poultry, while grain and feed prices list corn, oats, meal, and wheat per ton.
Seattle Arrivals and Departures Compile
Seaport log lists ships arriving and departing on July 2 with times from 7:40 AM to 7:46 PM. Vessels include Admiral Goodrich from Anchorage, Admiral Hebree from San Pedro, Gedney from Southeastern Alaska, Africa Maru for Tacoma, Toyohashi Maru for Hong Kong, and Cartona for Neuvitas and Nite Cuba, with routes via Vancouver Victoria and Port towns.
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Dieblo
Tacoma
Mtar
Vancouver
1. C
Admiral Goodrich
Anchorage
Alaska
Ocean Vaile
B. C
Dollar
Hongkong
Porta
Admiral Hebree
San Pedro
San Francisco
Gedney
UBL MT. Rose
Admiral Ebres
B. OC
Bellingham
U & le
Rowe
Ai A. m
Porte
Victoria
BA. C
Cartona
Neuvitas
Nite
Cuba
Unclear market ad lines with chicken and cheese terms
Fragmented market notation lists prices for poultry and cheese items with various grades and units. Mentions California flats cheese and several bird products with per dozen and per pound pricing, plus garbled foreign terms.
Vessels in Port Calls and Arrivals listed by harbor
A compilation of ships arriving and sailing from Pacific ports including San Francisco Seattle Port Townsend Victoria and Vancouver with names such as Hagman Admiral Dewey Admiral Farragut and Bol ton Castle and ports of call Hongkong Liverpool and Beattie. Times July 2 3 4 and port movements are recorded.
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San Francisco
Hagman
San Jose
Mtr
Admiral Dewey
San Diego
San Pedro
Farragut
Seattle
Bir
Atlas
Prince Rupert
B.C
Fabaduver
BK. C
T & m. Comos
Bolton Castle
Liverpool
Port Townsend
Sir Admiral Bebree
Beattie
Admiral Goodrich
Mukilteo
Bte
Port Anfelen
Port Angeles
Point Welle
Diablo
United Kingdom
Hellingham
Admiral Rebree
Beattie Everett
Phyllte
Gamble
Qtr F. & lLopp
Tacoma
Mtr Africa Mary
Weattle
Diable
Naval radio bulletins from July 2 report multiple ships and routes
Wireless Canadian Government reports traffic and positions of vessels around Victoria, Beattie, Chatham, Milbank Sound, Queen Milbank, San Pedro, Mukilteo, and Seattle. Entries list ship names like Apex, Alameda, Idaho Everest, City of Spokane, Henry Villard towing, and routes toward San Pedro Yokohama Ketchikan with times and distances.
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Mtr Victoria
Capt Flattery
210 & M
Admiral Rodman
Chatham Point
Etr
Banta Ana
Beattie
Motor Achr
Apex
Milbenk Sound
Str
Alameda
Queen Milbank Sound
U S. Naval Communications
Ftr
T L. Prake
Point Welle
San Pedro
Atr
Idaho
Everest
San Petro
Mukilteo
At & Pp
Tr Angos
Henry Villard
Hast Point
Ladysmith
B.C
Ketchikan
Spokane
Seattle
Yokohama
Vessels in Port at Seattle Today
Port records list vessels at Seattle docks including Kashima Maru at Great Northern pier, Bergen and Panes Bellet at Pier 12 and Pier 16, with Broston UT terminal and Admiral Goodrich at Pier A. Also noted are Pacific Court Engineering works at Lake Pilbert and multiple ships at various drydocks and terminals including Eastern Guide End Waterway terminal and Providencia.
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Great Northern
Kashima Maru
Mier
Bergen
Panes Bellet
Broston
Helief
Union Pecific
Kitakyu Maru
Admiral Goodrich
Guide End
Str
Dewel
Eastern Exporter
Etr
West Teon
Todd Drydocks
Pastern
Providencia
Watson
Collier's Policy Pitch Prompts Farm Tax Shift Debate
Collier's Weekly urges both major parties to back a land policy aiding family farmers. The proposed plank favors land loans for new and existing owners, shifting taxes from active farmers to landholders and idle holdings. The Star endorses Collier's stance and directs readers to the Classified Page for farm listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collier’s Weekly
United States
Collier’s
Thrifty claims against estate denied after shooting incident
Tacoma reports a resident filed a $5 claim against a murdered man’s estate for calling the doctor after the fatal shooting. The claim was denied by the administrator. The note remarks on hard-heartedness and costs involved in such matters.
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Tacoma
They Can't Even Chew Cigars in Convention Hall
In San Francisco on July 3 an official ban barred chewing cigars in the auditorium. A clerk announced that smoking was prohibited and that chewing an unlit cigar was prima facie evidence of intent to violate the rules. A broad chested fireman stood beside him as guards warned smokers and chewers would be ejected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Attempted Pass of Fake Bank Note Leads to Bond
Abraham Simpson, 40, colored, was arrested Saturday by Secret Service operatives for offering a raised bank note from 2 to 20 in payment for two handkerchiefs to a Chinaman. A preliminary hearing before U S Commissioner R W McClelland was held. Simpson is held in $500 bonds for final hearing July 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abraham Simpson
Secret Service
Simpson
Ank
U. S
R. W. McClelland
Eleven Arrested for Public Drunkenness on City Streets
In a Saturday city incident, eleven people were arrested for possessing excessive alcohol between midnight and noon. Oscar Wallen, 53, a laborer, was the sole one who offered to share his joy with police, a proposal that was declined by the booking officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Wallen
Puget Sound steamers offer weekly excursions this summer
Gambie Ledlew announces a fleet of Sunday to Friday trips from Kingston and Hood Cans with popular pricing. Passengers must arrange their own landing, assume all risk, and wear appropriate apparel. Tickets at Colman Deck office open 6:30 am to midnight, fares and schedules subject to change.
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Indiade
Tacoma
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Rose Rollfilepbie Burns
Rose Koepfler
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National Coal Association
Charles E. Moody
Western Avenue
Tides
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California
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Clark
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TSR
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Wireless
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H. B. Lowe-rey
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Colman Deck
Phees Main
Whatcom
San Juan Island
Foes Townsend
Puget Sound Navigation Company
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