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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jul 12, 1921

Page

4

City reduces 1922 budget by six hundred twenty nine thousand

City councilmen say a 750000 cut will meet the Smill levy reduction with estimates filed by major departments. No city salaries will be raised and automatic raises are suspended. Officials expect savings near one million while departments push drastic cuts to operating costs.

H. M. Strouse Caldwell T Department Barber Patrol Steees Treasurer's Office Corporation Counsel

Trollers Lose In U S Court Challenge To 1920 Fishing Law

Trollers argued the Neah Bay three mile rule harmed their packing and shipment to Seattle. Federal judges Cushman Neterer Gilbert denied the preliminary injunction sought by Union Fishermen's Fishing and Packing Co. and John Johnson against Enest Seaborg Darwin and Wyckoff. The suit claimed the regulation was unconstitutional and favored fish trappers by forcing haul to Seattle.

Neah Bay Seattle FE. E. Cushman Jeremiah Neterer William B. Gilbert San Francisco United States District Court of Union Fishermen's Fishing and Packing Co John Johnson Ernest A. Seaborg L. H. Darwin M Wyckoff Troilers

King County Ordered to Pay School Districts 6789.22

Judge Jeremiah Neterer ruled in federal court Monday that King County must pay 6789.22 to School District No. 1 on behalf of all King County districts. The amount is the remaining share of one fourth of national forest receipts allocated for schools and roads.

King County Jeremiah Neterer National Forest

Trade Proposal Sparks Java Seattle Commerce Link

A letter from Surabaya in the Dutch East Indies offers to boost trade between Java and the United States through Seattle. The note arrives at Seattle's foreign trade bureau of the Chamber of Commerce as an effort to build up commerce between Java and the U S via Seattle, noting that normal times sustain Steamship links between Seattle and Java.

Surabaya Dutch East Indies Seattle Foreign Trade Bureau The Chamber of Commerce Java United States

Auto Stage Firm Leases Site for New Terminal Building

Auto Stage Terminal Company secures a ten year lease on a building site along Western Avenue east of Pikest and plans a three story $30,000 station building. Henry Ewing Company arranging the deal to support a new auto stage house and terminal.

Western Ave Pikest Auto Stage Terminal Company Thru Henry ©. Ewing Company Auto Stage Termin

Ship News Tides in Seattle

Tide details for Seattle report two high tides and two low tides. First low tide at 4 51 a m, 2 2 feet. First high tide at 10 56 am, 4 0 feet. Second low at 10 46 pm, 1 8 feet.

Seattle

Seattle Built Steamer Western Front Destroyed Off English Coast

The steamer Western Front built in Seattle, six miles south of the Bishops off the English coast, burned beyond aid on Monday afternoon. The crew were rescued by the fish steamer Early. Western Front left Jacksonville, Florida, June 83 bound for London and Hamburg. Built in 1917 by Skinner & Eddy as Mikkesan Maru, it was taken over by the US Shipping Board at the war’s start and renamed Indiana before becoming Western Front.

Western Front Seattle Bishops Lloyds Merchants’ Exchange Jacksonville Pla London Hamburg Skinner & Eddy

Vessel sold at marshal sale for twenty six thousand five hundred

John F. Blaine and associates purchased the Chillicothe fullrigged vessel for 26500 at a federal marshal sale conducted at the federal building by Deputy Marshal Tom Waters. The ship had belonged to Victor Fox of New York City who paid 140000 when he acquired it. The Katherine R motor boat fetched 1251 from Joseph Colman of Everett. Weather and port notes follow with arrivals and departures across regional ports and market quotations for cattle and produce.

John F. Blaine United States Shipping Board Chillicothe Federal Building Tom Waters Victor Fox New York City Fox Katherine R., & Motor Boat Joseph Colman Everett

Fairbanks Asked to Buy Kaiser’s Yacht Meteor V

Los Angeles reports William M Hohen insolvent estate offers the private yacht Meteor V from Kiel for 170000 dollars. Hans Sarnow of Nord Deutsche bank, Hamburg, offers delivery to Douglas Fairbanks who says the ship is too large for his Beverly Hills home and studio, preferring to pass.

Los Angeles Cal William M Hohen Zollern William Kiel Douglas Fairbanks Hans Sarnow Nord Deutsche Bank Hamburg Fairbanks United Press Beverly Hills Bill

Claims Bank In Tacoma Was Insolvent Before 1920

In a suit against Charles Drury chairman of the defunct Scandinavian-American bank of Tacoma Charles Peterson attorney for the J C Miller estate testified that the Scandinavian American Bank was insolvent before September 20 1920 He added the bank should have been placed under a bank supervisor at least six months prior to its failure.

Tacoma Charles Drury Scandinavian-American Bank of Charles Peterson J. C. Miller Peterson

Mexican and Pan-American oil shares rise in early trading

In New York, Mexican and South American oil stocks moved higher after Washington reports that President Harding would oppose any oil import tax. Mexican Petroleum touched 100, then 102 1/2, Pan-American near 60, Atlantic Gulf over 26, and asphalt around 51, with United States Steel and other industrials also advancing.

New York Washington Harding Pan-American Atlantic Gulf Baldwin United States Steel Aire Raila

First Turlocks Reach Seattle Market in Fresh Start

The first cantaloupes from Turlock California arrived in Seattle on Tuesday. Market reports show melons from the Turlock district priced higher than others with standard crates at 4.06 and ponies at 2.76 per crate. Honey Dew melons commanded 3.60 per crate of a dozen.

Turlock Cal Seattle

Street railway debt persists into 1922

Rail chief D W Henderson estimates 1922 operating and maintenance costs at 425 262 with bond interest redemptions and depreciation pushing debt higher. About 1 327 755 more must be paid in 1922 for interest and purchase price payments than in 1921, while the coming year faces 6 898 085 in total outlays. Revenue remains uncalculated and unlikely to cover the sum.

Altho D. W. Henderson Henderson

War Costs Dominate U S Treasury Year End Figures

The treasury reports show 4.0 billion spent on war in the year ending July 1, with total war outlays at 8.63 billion and tax receipts at 5.12 billion. Defense pages list 947.6 million for the War Department and 619 million for the Navy, plus 659.7 million interest on debt, and 131.8 million for the Shipping Board losses. rail obligations total 728.6 million.

Ralph Couch Washington United States Treasury Department War Department Army Navy Department Defense Departments The Shipping Board

Labor Federation Hears Resolution On Puyallup Fair Board

Vancouver July 12 A Washington State Federation of Labor session opened with a resolution to place the Puyallup fair board on the unfair list. President Short read that the board employed non union carpenters at 40 cents an hour. The measure was sent to committee as the morning focused on the Denver national labor convention.

Vancouver Wash Puyallup, Wash Washington

Chicago Live Stock Market Totals and Price Ranges

Chicago live stock receipts totaled 30 000 with market mostly active and lower by about 10 cents. Cattle receipts 7 000 with strong trade. hogs top at 10.10, bulk sales 8.80 to 9.65. veal calves 9 to 11.50. sheep receipts 14 000 with market steady to 50 cents lower. lambs 4.75 to 11.50, yearling wethers 5.60 to 6.60, ewes 2.90 to 5.60.

Portland N. Y. Stock Exchange L. J. Manning & Co Sumatra Tel Kennecott Mo Cents & Lackawanna Ete Eerneee Mexican Petroleum Missouri Pacific New Haven Cn Ae Heane Rook Island Sinclair Oil Southern Pacific Maliway Mromberg Studebaker Tesas Company Etter Tates Oene Teese Ms Us Union Oil of Delaware United Union Pacific United States United Bates Steel Utah Wabash Wahadiam Steel Westin Virginia Kevyet Merced Cobb Asses Lecal Don Bunches Beattie Renee le Timothy Sacks Chicago Arket Teady Bbc Lower Lamba

Japs Hired No Jobs for Yanks at West Seattle Mill

At the Nettleton Lumber mill opening in West Seattle Tuesday Walter B. Nettleton president says most returning veterans are being rehired while many other applicants are turned away. He notes the plant employs about 180 workers and dismisses the ex service tag as overdone.

Nettleton Lumber West Seattle The Star Walter B. Nettleton Nettleton Nettleton m

Woman Hugs Sheriff as Alleged Blackmail Victim Cries for Help

Mrs E Johnson of Canyon station Lake Burien sought Sheriff Matt Starwich alleging relentless blackmailers. She cried of coercion claiming she is forced to smoke a pipe and stabbed with a needle before being taken to the county jail on an insanity charge.

Matt Starwich E. Johnson Canyon Station Lake Burien Charlies Jerrett

Asakura Sues Seattle Over Alien Pawnshop License

Asakura files suit Tuesday against Seattle, city comptroller Harry Carroll, and police chief William Searing. He says the July 2 city ordinance blocking an alien from obtaining a pawnshop license violates the 1911 U S Japan treaty. He seeks a temporary restraining order to stop arrests and a license authorization.

Asakura City of Seattle Harry Carroll William Searing United States Japan Washington King St Searing

Morphine Arrest Reported for 1111 W 53rd Street

Narcotic squad officers Baerman and Anderson arrested A Beskaky of 1111 West 53rd Street after allegedly finding 10 packs of morphine in his possession. Beskaky was held on an open charge for investigation following the alleged sale of morphine.

Narcotic Squad A. ‘Beskaky W. 53Rd St Baerman and Anderson Beskaky

Trade reports on China to be shared by Seattle chamber

Government gathered data on China’s financial and trade conditions will be available to Americans through the foreign trade bureau of the Seattle Chamber of Commerce. An arrangement with the American Chamber of Commerce in China based in Shanghai will provide regular access. Facts in the reports are tabulated by Julian Arnold, American commercial attache.

China Foreign Trade Bureau Seattle Chamber of Commerce American Chamber of Commerce Shanghai Julian Arnold

More Money in Banks Declared at Detroit Eureka Convention

A Saturday Evening Post statistics representative told Eureka Vacuum Cleaners delegates in Detroit that money in banks nationwide is higher than ever. H. C. Poole of Poole Electric reported the claim and noted the end of the era of watchful waiting, as discussed by attendees from around the globe.

Detroit Eureka Vacuum Cleaners Company Statistical Department Saturday Evening Post H. C. Poole Poole Electric Company Poole

Four Sailors Face Robbery Charge In Naval Case

Monday complaint names W. L. Powell O. A. Irvine N. K. Coffman and A. Sena sailors in the United States Navy accused of robbing W. Opdyke of $70 by violence on July 9. Opdyke says he was invited to the room at The Right hotel 712 First Ave where he was attacked. the defendants claim Opdyke came to sell them liquor.

W. L. Powell O. A. Irvine N. K. Coffman A. Sena United States Navy W. Opdyke Opdyke First Ave

Former Mayor Hanson Secures 60,000 Acres in Mexico Oil

Mrs Hanson says former mayor gained rights to 60 000 acres of Mexican oil land. Hanson and family will move to Los Angeles to be nearer the drilling operations and site.

Hanson Mexico Los Angeles Hig

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