Train robber suspect held in Great Northern case
Alfred Larrazabal 29 a Valparaiso Chile native was arrested by detective Bianchi near Seventh Ave and University St. held in city jail as investigators link him to a planned Great Northern train robbery. Canadian immigration records and local officials tie him to a three Negro accomplices bearing $1000 found in Blaine. Will face deportation proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Larrazabal
Valparaiso
Chile
Doe Bianchi
Seventh Ave
University St
Ing
Rar
Great Northern Railroad
Mag
Harrazahal
Blaine
William Shearer
Great Northern
Shearer
Mex
Canada
Detroit
Seattle
Fred Larry
Burrard St. Vancouver
A. + Busch hotel
Larramal
Larry
Larrazahal
Jitney Bus Regulation Proposed by City Council
A proposed ordinance would place jitney buses under strict control by the superintendent of public utilities. Drivers must secure a for hire license, obtain a certificate, and disclose routes fares and capacity. The utilities committee will review the measure after referral from Councilman Moore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H
President Wilson Invited to Speak in Seattle
A telegram from Western Washington League for Peace leaders invites President Wilson to visit Seattle during his August tour. The message asks him to address the city on behalf of the League and to urge signing the covenant unanimously.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
President Wilson
Me of Nations
White House
Richard Saxe Jones
Nh E. Griffitha
Rabbit
League To Peace
Seattle
Deputies Nab Auto Drivers In Traffic Crackdown
Sheriff Stringer's motorcycle deputies issued 19 traffic complaints on Tuesday for speeding and related violations. John Bograviensky son of the Russian consul was among those arrested for speeding along with Philip Cammarano H L Rex Paul Jarish Louis L Heim J M Horton J Katger and Arvid Neilson. Other arrests included A Olson for intoxicated driving R R Crane H Cohn and C Reed for faulty tail lights Rudolph Schmidt Robert Ewing Frank Gates C Hanson and Carl Johnson for unauthorized display of licenses C M Sutor for reckless driving and Wallace Smith who bailed out for no license on his car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stringer
John Bograviensky
Philip Cammarano
H. L. Rex
Paul Jarish
Louis L. Heim
J. M. Horton
J. Katger
Arvid Neilson
A. Olson
R. R. Crane
H. Cohn
C. Reed
Rudolph Schmidt
Robert Ewing
Frank Gates
C. Hanson
Carl Johnson
C. M. Sutor
Wallace Smith
Frisco Market Report from San Francisco
July 22 market notes list butter at nine dollars per pound for firsts, eggs at six to seven dollars per dozen, cheese at thirty three and a half cents per pound, oats and milo prices, and potatoes including Oregon burbank and Washington round white with per hundredweight figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
California
Oregon
Washington
Multiple Oil and Energy Firms Listed in Sequential Sale Notice
Western Smelting and Power along with Georgetown based firms and many others announce a broad sale list including Spokane Wyoming assets and various petroleum and mining brands such as Great Western Petroleum Rex Petroleum Alaska Homestake Mount Rainier and Beacon Coal. The document notes Liberty Bonds sold at market and a brokerage department lagging in orders with stock and bond trading offered through Kinney Oil Ref and Chicago Boston channels at 618 Second Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane Wyoming
Crreat Western Petroleum
Lone Star
Old Colony
Outwest Petroleum
Rex Petroleum
Sceeee
Spokane Benton Gas
Wyo
Amer. Ol & Ref
Tuxpan Star Oil
Texas
Coostellan
Capitol Petroleum
Alaska
Mount Rainier
Red Monarch
Grand Divide
Feneral Company
Beacon Coal
Pacific Electric
Interocean
Wicks Tire & Rubber
Wills Company
Kinney Oil & Ref
Chicago Boston
Cseerenes
Aero Alarm
Second Ave
Five burglaries and attempts hit single block
Early Tuesday police logged five burglaries and one attempt in the same city block. Suspects used ladders or jimmyed side windows to enter while occupants slept, ransacking homes and taking small sums of cash and stamps in several cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Lewis
Ninth Ave. W
FE. B. Savage
W. R. McNeal
10Th Ave. W
Jury Soon to Get Bank Theft Case
The trial of Charles E. Thomas former president of the First National Bank of Bremerton for defrauding the bank of more than 8 000 is nearing completion in the United States district court. The case may go to the jury Tuesday afternoon with Atty Winter S. Martin for the defense and Atty Ben L. Moore for the government. Following this case the government will bring to trial Ruth Phipps and Elsie Winterbotham who allegedly conspired to aid counterfeiter William Tilghman Jr in an attempt to escape from a federal official.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Thomas
First National Bank of Bremerton
United States District Court
Ben L. Moore
United States District Attorney
Winter S. Martin
Thomas
Ruth Phipps
Elsie Winterbotham
William Tilghrhan, Jr
Hopkins Sues for Divorce Over Door Slamming Incident
John Hopkins filed for divorce Tuesday alleging his wife Mary Hopkins repeatedly slammed the door in his face. He claims she rendered life burdensome and refused to have any contact, with her trunk packed and ready to leave at any time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hopkins
Mary Hopkins
Hopkins
Bellevue Newport road work contract awarded to Hanson Hauge
County commissioners on Tuesday morning awarded a three mile road project from Bellevue to Newport to Hanson Hauge after his bid of 76800 dollars was the lowest received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellevue
Newport
Hanson Hauge
Hauge
Foot Injury For Teen on Shipyard Truck
Edward Hickman a 16 year old resident of 2535 First Ave West is hospitalized with a badly cut foot. He was boarding a truck driven by John Lucey of 1211 Harvard Ave in front of Skinner Eddy's shipyards when a man grabbed him by the suspenders and threw him off the running board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Hickman
First Ave. W
Young Hickman
John Lucey
Harvard Ave
Skinner & Eddy's
Seattle port commissioners lose pay under Supreme Court ruling
The Washington Supreme Court ruled that Seattle port commissioners cannot receive pay raises during their term. Norman M. Wardall had refused warrants. the court overturned, declaring a $3,000 annual salary invalid for current terms. Robert Bridges and T. S. Lippy will be salaryless, while Dr. W. T. Christensen remains eligible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olympia
Seattle
Norman M. Wardall
King County
Mitchell Gilliam
Wardall
Gilliam
Supreme Court
T. 8. Lippy
Altho
Port District
W. T. Christensen
Robert Bridges
T. S&s. Lippy
Christensen
VESSEL MOVEMENTS OFF CAPE AND SEATTLE PORTS JULY LOG
Shipping column lists numerous vessels seen and sailing from Tatoosh Island to Seattle and surrounding ports. Entries name ships such as Governor Alfalkey Admiral Schrey Admiral Farragut and Alameda plus ports including Tacoma San Pedro Victoria Vancouver and Yokohama with speeds and times. Also notes ships in port at Seattle including Oesa gumsick and West Hepburn among others and naval traffic patterns July 21 22.
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Governor
San Pedro
San Francisco
Victoria
B. C
Alameda
Tacoma
Alfalkey
Admiral Schrey
Taass Morning Star
Vancouver
Admiral Bcney
San Diego
D. G. Scofield
Richmond
Admiral Farragut
Schr Apex
Alaska
Manila
Seattle
Honguens
Porte
Kobe
Vindivea
Redlands
Eureka
Panama
Newport News
Liverpool
Sa Orator
Honolulu
Glyndon
President
Queen
Gloriata
Yokohama
Governor Forbes
Pioneer
St Stanwood
Se Grayling
la Alameda
Ba Celilo
Grayling
Everett
Astoria
Samson
Willapa Harbor
E Stanwood
Redondo
Silver Shell
San Franclisco
Multnomah
Portland
Willamette
St. Helens
Columbia River
Senator
Nome
Norwood
Gambier Bay
Gambier
Annox
Anchorage
Cape Spencer
Andmore
American Can Company
la Santa Ana
Blakely
Pacific Coast
Bunkera
Umatilla
Byota
Om Allalkey
Powerschr Ruby
Bgee
Bellingham
Hanford St
Fort Wright
Admiral Knight
Stacy Et
Burnside
Skinner & Eddy Yards
City of Spokane
Colorado Springs
Oesagumsick
Ekelbeck
Yaklok
Stanley
Elkridge
Todd's Drydock
Sa Gaffney
Ea Delight
Iconium
Mahonet
Duthie Yards
West Hepburn
Seattle Spirit
Heffernan's Drydock
Brookdale
Bottineau
Bewlekly
Puget Sound Ridge & Dredging Yards
Brookwood
Ames Yards
West
Bowesmont
Boughton
Bourneville
Bee
W. H. Smith
Addison
Ahmilt
Cineas
Fort Union
Chesterfield
Puyallup
Ea Capraria
Abilla
Elestra
Azalea
Bingamon
Abnobs
Vincennes
Leota
Ae Adria
Launching at Meacham & Babcock Yard Aimed at Kids
A unique launch of the wooden steamer Chalela will take place Tuesday afternoon at Meacham and Babcock yards, now under a receiver. Children are invited to attend, with sponsor Miss Evalyn Colvin and yard receiver C G Heifner urging attendance. Ballard car on Fourth Avenue and Salmon Bay line stop at the yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meacham & Babcock Yards
Chalela
Evalyn Colvin
C. D. Colvin
Pacific Car and Foundry Company
C. G. Heifner
Ballard
Fourth Ave
Salmon Bay
Western Ave
Sale of six wooden vessels from Lake Union
The Shipping Board disposed of six vessels from the lake’s bridge of ships in Lake Union on Monday to Universal Shipping & Trading Co. The Vin cennes Oelwein Imufka Cineas An then and Addison were sold for an estimated 2 million dollars. Company officers include Hak on H Hammer president Lawrence Bogle vice president Thomas H Kolderup trustee Norwegian consul hero and A Matthew assistant manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Union
Shipping Board
Universal, Shipping & Trading Company
Vincennes
Oelwein
Imufka
Cineas
Anthen
Addison
Hakon H. Hammer
Lawrence Bogle
Thomas H. Kolderup
Hero
A. Matthew
San Franciscans Allow BYOL Liquor in Cafes
San Francisco officials repeal a conflicting ordinance and permit patrons to bring their own liquor to cafes and drink it there after July 1. Police had halted self served liquor to avoid storage concerns, now cafes may host patrons with BYOL liquor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Edity
Blakely Lumber Cargo To Be Offloaded After Sinking Shorefall
The steamship Blakely ran aground on Waddah island in heavy fog and lies at Pier 12. Most of her 1 567 000 feet lumber cargo will be discharged with 200 000 feet remaining on board. The vessel shows a bad leak and will be drydocked to assess damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blakely
Waddah Island
Neah Bay
Pier 12
No Arms Shipments Ban Remains In Effect
The ban on shipment of arms to Mexico and China remains in force as instructions were received by Roscoe M. Drumheller, customs collector, from the treasury department this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
China
Roscoe M. Drumheller
Treasury Department
Booze Found Aboard Governor Sparks Seattle Arrest
Howard M Price 41 an assistant engineer aboard the steamship Governor docked at Pier D from California was found with 33 pints of Golder Wedding Spring Hill and Old Sage on board. He was jailed in Seattle held on $1,000 bail by dry squad operatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard M. Price
Governor
Pier D
California
Seattle
Price
Public Bodies Battle Rats Across London and Ports
Thirty seven country boroughs 35 county councils and eight port authorities join a coordinated rat war. Despite 1 5 million rats destroyed by Port of London sanitary authorities dock rats rise alarmingly as inland ports report spread. The Board of Agriculture provides expert help and traps for the campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Port of London
Board of Agriculture
Man Run Down by Auto At Corner of Third and Cherry
Ezra Isrel of St. Charles hotel was struck by an automobile driven by A G Worthington of Bothell as he ran across Third avenue near Cherry street to a grocery. The incident occurred at 9 25 a m Tuesday. Worthington was booked and released on his own recognizance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ezra Isrel
St. Charles Hotel
Third Ave
Cherry St
A. G. Worthington
Bothell
Worthington
Isrel
Thief Steals Ice Chest From Porch
A wily thief moved onto the back porch of Mrs. Fr. M. Tarkington at 1509 KE. Mercer since Friday andSTEPPED off with her 60 pound capacity ice chest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fr. M. Tarkington
KE. Mercer
Bank Clearings Report for Seattle and Pacific Northwest
Report shows clearings and balances across Seattle Spokane Tacoma Portland and surrounding areas. Figures include large negative and positive balances with multiple thousands and millions cited in varying formats.
Local Markets Boost Egg Prices Amid Regional Arrivals
Egg arrivals from the Tetaluma district north of San Francisco ease the local market on Monday delaying a price rise. California peaches move in large shipments with easy disposal at 1.50 to 1.75 per box. Canteloupes rise on increased California arrivals and a looming price slump if more enter the market. Honey dews sell at 2.50 per crate. Beginning Wednesday, retailers pay 0.58 a dozen for fresh ranch eggs, pullets up to 0.56. San Francisco quotes gain 0.01 Monday and 0.03 Tuesday amid egg shortages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tetaluma
San Francisco
California
Wholesale price list for produce and meat by shippers
A detailed ledger of prices paid to wholesale dealers for vegetables fruits and meat. It lists numerous items including beans cabbage carrots celery cauliflower cucumbers spinach strawberries tomatoes and melons with regional sources such as California Yakima Merced and Imperial Valley. Also covers butter eggs poultry and meats with per ton and per crate figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winningstead
Texas
Bermudas
Walla
Walle
Los Angeles
Sacramento
Khabarh
Lo Eal
Imperial Valley
Merced
New York Stocks Tumble Then Rally At Noon
The New York market opened with narrow price changes and irregular tone. Leaders such as United States Steel Bethlehem Steel and Mexican Petroleum showed small moves before a midday rally as bears covered and several issues firmed to multiday highs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Crucible
Atlantic Gulf
General Motora
Bears
Mexican
Pan-American
United States Steel
General Cigars
Sterling
Olln
Central Leather
Chicago Market Report Highlights Weather as Key Trade Factor
Weather forecasts dominated today’s action at the Chicago Board of Trade. Corn and oats opened mixed with small gains and losses as prices moved after early strength driven by fatnar notes and expectations of higher demand. Ribs showed firm action with bids around 28.60 to 28.37 for September contracts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Bie
Portland Market Report Cattle Hog and Sheep Prices July 22
Port land market report shows cattle receipts 22 head with firm market and prices for steers cows and calves, hog receipts 99 head with prime mixed at 22.26 to 22.50 and heavy sales near 20.60, sheep market lower with prime lambs 12 to 12.50 and yearlings 7. or 8, wethers 6 to 7.50 and ewes 6 to 7.60, plus produce quotes for butter cheese and broilers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Portland
Seed Catalogue Dreams of Flowers Matching Pictures
A reflective note on desires for flowers to grow exactly as pictured in seed catalogues. The speaker imagines a world where garden beauty aligns perfectly with catalog illustrations, expressing wistful longing for perfect horticultural fidelity.
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Moore
Wilson
Frisco Market Report
Washington DC
Willard
Shoreham
Fatima
Capitol Building
Pureau
Tatoosh Island
Sa Governor
Stanwood
Cordova
North- Western
Ketchikan
Sa City of Seattle
Admiral Watson
Curacao
Admiral Rodman
Petersburg
Wireless
Redwood
Queen Charlotte Sound
U. 8S. Naval Communication
Meacham & Babcock’s
San Franciscans
Bank Cearings
Spokane
Vrice
Royal Ames
Artari
Senor
Malaga
Florida
St. Johnna
Sumner
Buraimoa
BRR
Sic
Lee Eee
Dpigma
Wiscons
Cabo Pices
tLive
Cholee Heavy
Minnesota
New York Stock Report
Chicago Market Report
Denver Market Report
E. Wash
Peoples Savings Bank
Pike ST
National Bank OF Commerce Secondary
Madison St
Liberty Bonds
John E. Price & Co. Southwest Cor. 2Nd
Columbia Telephone Main
Liberty Victory
Macfarlane & Hall
Lowman Bildy
Portland Market Report
Dexter Horton
Dexter Horton Trust and Savings Bank
Dexter Horton National Bank
First National Bank
FIRST
Liberty
The
Seattle National Bank
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