Far East Policy Emphasized in Farman Commission Report
A Chamber of Commerce report from a Far East tour on the Wenatchee led by Capt. J. Gibson outlines Farman duties to maintain friendly U S relations with the Orient. The team urges a clear Wise foreign policy and aims to keep China friendship and Japanese good will while expanding American business in Shanghai and building a competitive merchant fleet.
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J. Gibson
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Henry G. Shaw
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G. An . Roy O. Hadley
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China
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New Gloves Worn At Each Execution In Austria
In Austria a public executioner now wears a new pair of white gloves for each execution, signaling a formal ritual step in the punishment process and emphasizing ceremonial procedure in state justice.
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South Sea Island Crew With Vessel Doris Crane
San Francisco reports Captain John McCullough and his crew of Gilbert Islands South Sea natives aboard the schooner Doris Crane resting after seven months at sea. The crew, praised by the captain as ideal, enjoys leisure in the city.
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Paper Industry in Alaska Gets Start
The forest service completed a key step toward Alaska timber development by a 600,000,000 foot timber allocation for the Alaska American Paper corporation. J. I. McPherson of the Alaska chamber of commerce announced the plan. The plant will sit at Shrimp Bay 45 miles from Ketchikan with 7000 horsepower from local water power. Three other paper companies are reported to be near locating in Alaska.
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Ketchikan
Shelley’s Revolt of Islam Written Aboard Thames Boat
Poet Percy Bysshe Shelley composed his Revolt of Islam while resting in the bottom of a riverboat on the Thames. The note highlights the unusual setting and romantic spirit of the work.
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Praise for Captain H Marden Pilot of Governor
Glowing tribute honors Capt. H Marden veteran Pacific Coast pilot who died after the Governor accident. W T Isted recalls his command of ships and the lives aboard worth over four million, noting worry and anxiety hastened his end. A motorcycle patent appears in 1885.
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Battleships To Canada For Caledonia Day
Seattle port officials showcase mechanical freight handling for the world port convention to be held in Beattie in October. Delegates from North America Europe Australia and Latin America will attend. Puget Sound battleships will sail to Vancouver B C for Caledonia Day on August 6 with War Department permission.
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Robbers Take $15 in Park Grocery Heist
Robbers forced Misaki and his wife into a back room at the Park grocery on Ninth Ave Saturday night and stole fifteen dollars, claiming they were hungry.
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Sharp Rise in Grain Prices on Chicago Board of Trade
Heavy buying on reports of unfavorable crops and export demand pushed grain futures higher after a weak start. Heat wave in the air belt continued to hurt crops, especially corn, with July wheat and corn futures closing higher across multiple contracts and oats mixed.
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Chicago Live Stock Prices and Receipts Report
Receipts 44 000 and 13 000 for different categories. Market steady with ranges for hogs cattle lambs and sheep. Prices vary by weight and quality across packing, butcher and feeder categories in Chicago trade.
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Market report and weather update from Tatoosh Island
The text notes livestock market figures including calves, ewes, and wethers with prices near 6.60 and 9.25 per hundredweight, alongside commodity mentions and a steady sugar and coffee market. Weather data from Tatoosh Island on July 24 reports rising barometer, mist, south wind, and light conditions with inward and outward observations.
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Tr Lortine
Nilua
Shipping arrivals and departures listed for Prince Rupert and Tacoma
Vague schedule notes show arrivals on July 24 including Prince Rupert at 4 p m from Prince Rupert via porta Northwest ern at 10:35 am fromuthweestern via Southeastern Alaska Weet Katan from Bellingham at 7 40 am and Northwestern to Tacoma motorship Kennecott to Tacoma also noted with Prince Rupert port calls and times.
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Maritime Traffic Report List of Vessels and Movements
In Alaskan ports at Ketchikan and Skagway vessels were reported southbound and northbound with airings at specified times. Global listings show arrivals and sails from Havre Hongkong New York Balboa San Pedro San Francisco Astoria Aberdeen Tacoma and Seattle with multiple ships and tugs detailed by name and path. Port facilities at Seattle note ships at Smith Cove Terminal and Todd Dry Docks with several hulls and barges listed.
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Portland Market Status and Cattle Receipts Report
Market steady to higher with choice steers at 6.25 to 7.75 and cows 5.50 to 6.25. calves 5.50. other livestock varied. Hog receipts 120 with market steady to strong and prime mixed at 12 to 12.76, pork products listed. foreign exchange figures show sterling around 3.57 to 3.58 with francs and lire also quoted.
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Pforeign Exchange
Forestry Hearings Set At Local Chamber Next Week
Hearings on national forestry policy will be held locally at the Chamber of Commerce on Tuesday and Wednesday. The meetings aim to gather recommendations to be submitted to the United States Chamber of Commerce before a referendum among its members.
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Chamber of Commerce
Murder Trial of Girl Postponed
The Erie Mullicane murder trial in Los Angeles was postponed again. The court cannot open the case until Edith Lundberg's trial for killing her sweetheart, Leo F. Worden, concludes.
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Martial Law Declared in Petrograd to Suppress Revolt
Copenhagen July 25 martial law has been declared in Petrograd to quell a workers revolt according to dispatches from Reval no details of the uprising were given in the reports
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Corn and fruit prices rise on strong demand
Corn advances 50 cents a crate amid light receipts and the scarcity at wholesale houses. Lettuce also climbs to 2.50 a crate due to warm weather. A car of Diamond Wickson and Giant plums arrives in excellent condition, moving at 3 per crate of four baskets. Crawford peaches quoted 1.50 to 2 a crate. Dairy market unchanged from last week.
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Senate Aims to Rally Support for Harding Farm Plan
Washington July 25 leaders in the senate press to unite Republican senators behind President Harding's rehabilitation plan for farmers and railroads. The administration intends the message on the bonus to clarify the government's approach to the crisis and the most economical means to handle the nation’s serious situation.
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