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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1920
Page
17
Deputy U S Marshal Thomas Waters seized 56 680 cases of Seaketoh brand Alaska pink salmon at the Spokane dock on Thursday afternoon. Government chemists found the product unfit for human consumption and valued the lot at about 40000 dollars.
The S32 network comprises 32 submarine cables located worldwide totaling 262.015 miles in length. Each section contributes to a broader telecommunication backbone connecting multiple regions and economies.
Frank P. Walsh, former wartime labor board chair, argues the new party could elect a president and a House majority. He outlines ten platform planks including government ownership of key industries, a labor bill of rights, abolition of labor injunctions, land reform, restoration of civil liberties, prisoner amnesty, press rights, wartime property protections, excess profits tax, and a stronger merchant marine. He downplays the League of Nations as a priority compared with domestic agenda.
The Standard Oil district manager says 51 tank cars left Graybull refinery Tuesday and 24 more Wednesday, with continued shipments likely. Farmers in Eastern Washington should see relief, while a local gasoline rationing plan awaits Mayor Caldwell’s return to seek council approval.
Bayeley Hipkins vice president and manager of the Foundation company with offices in the Smith building announced his resignation effective August 1. Henry C. Coyington of Hot Springs Ark. killed in an auto accident that left his wife and child injured when the car fell down a 20 foot embankment.
In Chicago July 9 the National Labor party weighs joining a new political fusion including the Committee of 48, the Nonpartisan League, the Single Tax party, the Triple alliance and the National Service party of South Dakota. A name dispute stalls the union with Labor leaders favoring National Labor party. A Ford nomination rumor surfaces as a potential presidential option. The first American Constitutional party meeting occurs tonight. In Kingston Ontario US consul Howard Folger dies of paralysis.
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