Railroads May Start Huge Boom
Wall street analysts predict a railroads led revival as heavy equipment and supplies buyups rise. Hoover notes railroads consume about 20 percent of materials and labor, suggesting a wider economic lift. Freight car production and loading show fluctuations with busy weeks in meat trade and exports up, while auto and wholesale sectors indicate mixed but improving activity.
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Albert Apple
American Railway Association
Lince Railroad Repair Shops
Ee Oceans
Gays Armour & Co
Bet
F. W. Dodge Co
Alfred Reeves
No- Automobile Chamber of Com
Bradstreet
Wadingen
Dun's
Indus
Public Market stalls list lower prices at South End stalls
A bustling market page details numerous stalls with price tags for butter bread cheese and meats. Shoppers find fresh ground butter Tillamook cheese aaron and salmon plus canned goods and staples priced per pound can or bag across many stalls and sections.
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South End
United States Commerce Agent Arrives for Trade Expansion Tour
Ansel Clark, commercial agent at large of the U S Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce, arrived in Seattle on Thursday to visit colleges and chambers of commerce and coordinate efforts for trade expansion. In Buffalo an arrest charges John Verosky with murdering his wife by forcing burning acids down her throat.
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City
Ansel Clark
United States Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
Seattle
Buffalo
N. Y
John Verosky
Cliff #1
East
Pittsburg
Japanese experts arrive in Seattle aboard Katori Maru
A large party of Japanese technical experts arrived in Seattle on the Katori Maru and proceed to Geneva Switzerland for League of Nations technical sessions. The Kennecott, owned by Alaska Steamship and chartered by Williams, is due in Seattle soon completing its coast to coast maiden voyage. Weather notes report rising barometer at Tatoosh Island on July 22 with moderate winds.
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Seattle
Geneva
Switzerland
League of Nations
Kennecott
Alaska Steamship Company
Williams Steamship Line
Weather Bureau
Tatoosh Island
Maritime Arrivals and Departures List Dates
Arrivals and departures noted for July including vessels such as Ste Mandasan Maru and Robin Adair with routes via Yokohama San Francisco and Portland. Other ships listed include Weet Katan Chican Kateri Maru Admiral Bebree and more with multiple port calls and times. The schedule covers July 21 and 22 with U N C Saturn and several tug and motorship movements noted.
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Ste Mandasan Maru
Kote
Yokohama
San Francico
Portland
Robin Adair
New York
Balboa
San Pedro
San Francisco
Tacoma
Ste Weat Camargo
Auckland
Wellington
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Sydney
Atr Chican
Boston
Phyllis Comyn
Mejillones
Pioneer
Manila
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Kobe
Admiral Bebree
U. & N.C. Saturn
Priptott Islands
Tam
Weet Edster
Bellingham
Point Wells
Bedmere
U. & C B& Burnside
Motorship Oame
Bethel
Unalaska
Weat Isleta
Vancouver
RB. C
Dawson Merchants' Exchange Elects Leaders
W. C. Dawson head of W. C. Dawson & Co. was chosen president of the Merchants' Exchange at the regular meeting Friday. W. J. Macdonald was elected vice president and R. D. McAusland secretary treasurer.
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W. C. Dawson
Merchants’ Exchange
W. J. Macdonald
R. D. McAusland
French Discuss Silesian Dispute
Paris July 22. The Franco British clash over the Upper Silesia course was taken up by the council of ministers. Briand urged rushing additional troops into Silesia while Britain preferred awaiting the experts report on dividing the territory between Poland and Germany. The debate centered on the British position.
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Paris
Upper Silesia
Council of Ministers
Millerand
Briand
Silesia
Great Britain
Poland
Germany
Gold in Leaves Found on Farm in Ottawa Region
A Bourke's Siding farm near Ottawa reports a discovery of gold in loose leaves as large as 25 cent pieces. Local experts believe the find could become a spectacular Northern Ontario discovery with significant implications for the area.
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Ottawa
Ont
Bourke's Siding
Ontario
Girl found guilty in Camp Sealth trial
Special to The Star reports a Camp Sealth trial of a Girl Scout charged by tribeswomen with wearing half sex. A real judge and lawyers presided as witnesses testified. The jury returned a guilty verdict and recommended lynching amid highly exciting subsequent events.
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Camp Sealth
Rail stocks show firm tone in dull New York market
In New York July 22 trading opened dull with active rails firm and other issues mixed. Republic and Independent Steel edged lower while U S Steel and American Telephone rose. Mexican Petroleum and Canadian Pacific advanced as volume stayed light.
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New York
Raila
Steel
Republic
Studebaker
Ilied Chemical
Famous Players
General Asphalt
Mexican Petroleum
Theublic Steel
American Telephone & Telegraph
Canadian Pacific
Clore
Independent Steels
International Paper
Clenley
U. & Steel
Yi Pan-American
Upel ‘ y-Springfield
Cana-dan Pacific Tish
Baldwin
Reading
Ups Republic
Egg Market Slips as Demand Weakens on Friday
The Friday egg market showed weakness with fresh ranch eggs at 38 to 40 cents a dozen and pullet eggs at 34 to 36 cents. Butter unchanged. Tomatoes drop 25 to 50 cents. pumpkins from Hanford sold at cents per pound. Yellow corn priced at 3.75 per crate. No changes in fruit division.
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Tome
Washington
Hanford
N. Y. Stock Exchange
S & Co
Amer
Aftean
Tel
Halt
Ohio Ao My
Canadian Pacific
Central Leather
I M
Ee Pa
General Motors
Obedrich
Atheas
Kennecott
Lackawanna
Mexican Petroleum
Pacific
Chicago Board of Trade
Missouri
Northern Pacific
J. KR
Manning & Co
Pan Amer Petroleum
Butler
Pieree- Arrow
Southern Pacific
Cai
Stromberg
Owl Studebaker
Texas Pacific
U.se
Union OF of Delaware
Union Pacific
Turalpe Locai
Willys Overland
Turlock
Angers
Caine
Chicago
Manning
Caberty
Royal Annes
Thareday
Berteo
Tee
B. Menning & Co
Perth
Assors
Braciier
Hamburg
L.iweer
Mambure
W. Il
Beattie
Munich
United Kinadem
United Kingdom
Wheat Prices Retreat On Favorable Crop News
Chicago July 22 Wheat futures eased as crop prospects improved data. July wheat opened and closed lower, September and December contracts showed varied moves, while corn oats and other grains posted mixed results amid irregular trading.
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Chicago
Livestock Market Report Reads Mixed Receipts
The cattle and sheep markets show steady to strong tendencies. Beef prices range from 4.75 to 9.95 for various grades, with heavy packing sows at 59.00 and feeder steers around 7.25. Lambs and yearlings sit near 4.50 to 7.25, while hogs sell up to around 10.40 for heavy weights.
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Trong
Owen
Sidelights on Ellis and the 92ers at Woodland Park
The piece covers Ellis Sidelights and the New Orleans delegation at the convention, noting a large Philadelphia delegation with 86 band members and a 10 mover unit, heavy auto escorts, and a parade setup at Woodland Park. It mentions Joe St Peter, Paul Wells, Clement Scott, visiting Elks, and grand lodge officers arriving with Exalted Ruler William Mountain.
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Philadelphia
Grand Lodge
William Mountain
John K. Tener
Frank L. Rain
John J. Sullivan
James A. Sammis
Arrested Brothers in White Center Stolen Auto Case
Bigg Trimble 24 and Alfred M. Trimble 41 are held on open charges after a long chase in a stolen auto belonging to Edgar Brassington. Elgy Trimble allegedly confessed to detectives. The car was taken from Westlake Ave and Roy St Thursday night. officers Bell and Minkler pursued and overtook the vehicle on the town outskirts.
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White Center
Bigg Trimble
Alfred M. Trimble
Edgar Brassington
Third Ave. N. W
Elgy Trimble
Westlake Ave
Roy St
Co. W. Bell
D. Minkler
Robbery at Molin Home Targets Radiators and Keys
Thieves broke into the new home of M. B. Molin at 2203 Fourth Ave North Thursday night and stole four radiators and all house keys after locking up. Molin reported the incident to police Friday.
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M. 8. Molin
Fourth Ave. N
Molin
Man Arrested for Carrying Concealed Weapon
F. W. Frank, 23, was arrested at Railroad avenue and Washington street Thursday night for carrying a concealed weapon. Patrolman G. H. Bowen made the arrest and Frank is held for investigation.
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F. W. Frank
Railroad Ave
Washington St
G. H. Bowen
Eighty Six Shut-Ins to View Wayfarers
The Shut-in editor of The Star reports eighty six shut-ins will view "The Farer" free Wednesday night if Dr. Loope's latest calculation of the shut-in remains unchanged. Volunteers with cars are requested to report to Capitol 2267 or to the Shut-In editor at 0600 to leave their names for possible callouts.
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Loope
The
Star
Tra
Capitol
Shutin
Cigar Store Robbed of 7 Dollars in Break-In
A burglar removed the screen from the door of F. Swanberg's at 700 KE Pine St and pried the door open. He entered took the cash register and later in the alley pried it open securing $400 Liberty bonds $200 in War Savings stamps and $2.50 in cash. He stole 1 000 cigars two safety razors and a blade knife.
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F. Swanberg’s
Pine St
Market steady as cattle receipts rise in dull tone
Quotations show cattle receipts at 115 with market steady and varied bids. Prime cattle reach around 130 to 1280 for heavies while cows and canners bring 1.50 to 5.78, calves around 15. Receipts total 40 with lambs at 447.25 and various sheep prices, yearlings and wethers noted.
Sugar and Coffee Prices and Foreign Exchange Report
New York July 22 foreign exchange opened steady with sterling at 1.544% francs at 0.074 and lira at 0.0447, marks about 60.12 to 61.24. The commodity list shows raw sugar 4.50 to 5.90, coffee No 7 Rio and other items listed with minor figures.
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N. Y
Bantos
Foreign Exchange
New York
Camp Sealth Hag pole drive invites Campfire volunteers
Men with strong right arms are asked to help erect a Hag pole at Camp Sealth. Boats to the camp depart Pier 4 at 3 30 p m Saturday and 9 a m Sunday. Meals will be provided to volunteers at the camp.
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Sealth
Water Shut Off Notice on Federal Avenue
Water will be shut off on Federal Ave between Highland Drive and E Prospect St Saturday July 23 from 9 AM to 3 PM. Local residents and businesses should plan for temporary loss of service during the period and use water sparingly.
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Federal Ave
BE Highland Drive
E. Prospect St
Being Sick Normal State With James
LONDON July 22. Sir James Cantile, speaking at a conference of nurses, claimed to have had more serious illnesses than any man of his age. He is 79. Beginning with typhoid fever he then had appendicitis, fractured his skull, paralysis, malaria, spleen problems, blood poisoning, broke his twelfth rib and had 28 shots in his knee when a man tried to shoot rabbits.
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London
James Cantile
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