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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1919

Page

7

BRITONS CHARGE MUTINY AT SEA

SAN FRANCISCO June 9 A British crew aboard the four Okanogan faces mutiny accusations as heavy desertions and attacks by checkoffs overwhelm island police. The vessel limp port with officers sailors and a boy aboard. The crew split into factions with threats and a man overboard amid sharkinfested waters. A second crew later faced further strife in Melbourne while the first mate urged noncompliance.

San Francisco Okanogan Veesel Newman Tonga Island Vauvau Tonga Melbourne All Costa

Coast Survey Ship Arrives in Seattle

The Coast Survey vessel arrives in Seattle to begin surveying Alaska waters and the United States coast. Built on the Great Lakes and launched last July, it was kept on the Atlantic coast during the war and now proceeds to its assigned duties.

Coast Survey Seattle Alaska United Sea Coast and Geological Survey Po Surveyor Atlantic

Search for Frank Wooten Aims at St Regis Mont

A report notes a search for Frank Wooten a derrick and engineer by profession in St Regis Montana. A letter from H C Hopkins of St Regis asks authorities to locate Wooten who may be working in a local shipyard. Police Warren received the letter Monday prompting the inquiry.

M. Wooten Derrick St. Regis Mont Warren H. C. Hopkins Wooten

Federal Judge Neterer Returns to Seattle Court

Federal Jeremiah Neterer returns to the Seattle federal building after a New York trip. He will not appear until next week and the early appearance shifts the court calendar. Neterer will sit in the south end courtroom for the rest of the week.

Seattle New York Jeremiah Neterer Federal Neterer Bulldt

Bank Clearings and Balances Reported

Seattle banking figures show mixed totals with balances listed as 1 787 498 435 836 00 and 5 240 560 1 073 273 00. The fragmentary data suggests a summary of local bank clearings and balances for the period, but the OCR text is incomplete for full interpretation.

VESSEL MOVEMENTS AT TATOOSH AND PORT ANGELES REPORT

Shipping log from Tatoosh Island and Port Angeles lists vessels entered and cleared, arrivals from Kobe and Seattle, and departures including Admiral Hedley and Curacao. The report notes weather conditions, winds, and barometer readings, with numerous ships moved through Puget Sound ports and nearby harbors.

Tatoosh Island Saginaw Bee Chan Nelcom Pioneer Bee Washougal Clowdy Admiral Hedley Davenport Port Angel Baginaw Bee Chas Nelson Seattle

Local Market Steady On Butter and Ese Prices

Butter and ese prices remained steady with the week’s start, dealers reporting no change from last Saturday’s quotations. Small shipments of California apricots and peaches arrived Monday and sold quickly as novelties, with limited impact until larger supplies reach the market. Pie cherries sold at 3.50 per crate. inferior cherries up to 0.20 per pound. Strawberries were abundant along Western ave with fine arrivals from Vashon island, priced at 5 per crate of 24 baskets.

Western Ave Vashon Island

Prices Paid Wholesale Dealers for Vegetables and Fruits

Wholesale price list shows ranges for many vegetables fruits and related goods. Local crops from Hood River Walla Walla and San Joaquin plus California Oregon and New Jersey entries cover celery lettuce radishes tomatoes apples cherries and more with per ton per sack per dozen or per crate rates. Poultry dairy and eggs listed with live weights and regional variations complete the catalog.

Artichokes Sunnyetde Sbatsesecesans Kemnewiek Escemenee Hood River Corgergp Lew Walla Walla Oregon Ccne Swee Nate Breckton Texas

New York Stock Report Irregular Opening Markets June 8

New York stock market opened irregular with mixed moves across sectors. United States Steel, Marine, and Mexican Petroleum showed varied early gains and losses as trading began, with notable price shifts and percent changes recorded.

New York United States Marine Mexican Petroleum Nethiochem Steel

New York Markets Report Mixed Sugar Prices

New York markets June 9 show mixed trading with sugar centrigual price around 7.98 per unit. Traders note slight volatility amid shifting demand and supply signals in the commodity pits.

New York Cortes Banton

Chicago Market Report shows corn gains despite early strength

Chicago traders faced limited offerings in the corn market with initial strength in June. By noon tightening emerged as corn prices rose across several contracts including July, September, and December while oats varied with openings and later gains or declines.

Chicago Groep

Liberty Bond Quotations From New York Report

Liberty bond quotations released in New York show 4s at 99.40 off 100, fives at 96.40 off 100, second 4s at 94.20 off 100, fives at 95.76 off 20, second 4s at 99.70 off 40, third 4s at 94.40 off, 44s at 68.88 off e, Victory 4s at 99.98 off, Victory 4s at 100.10 up to.

New York Liberty Victory

Portland Market Report yields mixed cattle and lamb prices

Portland market reports 1 448 head cattle and 2 162 head sheep with firm to easy runs. Prices show good to fair steer quotables around 12.50 and up. cows and heifers quoted 4.60 to 8.00. canners 8.50 to 6. Bulls and stockers listed, lambs mixed, prime mated at 19 to 19.60, yearlings 7 to 16.0, wethers 7.05 to 50, ewes 14 to 40. Butter City creamery price listed at 1.40, extras 41 1/2.

Portland Ore

Frisco Market Report Includes Prices for Potatoes and Feed

Frisco market report lists prices for various commodities and feeds. Items include Nutter Extras at 61 cents Megae-BMatras 11 percent plus. Barley and feed at 2.46. potatoes by region Idaho Oregon Washington with per cental prices and crates. new red Calene and Hermes/Hermuda varieties with price ranges. miscellaneous fruit and grain notes.

Ban Francisco California Port Costa Idaho Oregon Burbanks Washington Delta Hermuda Nermeda

Public Markets Listing At WEETLAKE Malls

A long, mixed listing shows prices and items from Public Markets at WEETLAKE Malls including spring lamb 25 to 36 cents, coffee 67, sugar 8, canned goods, dairy and produce stalls, plus prices for hides, tallow and wool. It lists stall numbers and items for sale across multiple market sections.

City Dancing Halls Urged by Seattle Mayor

Mayor Ole Hanson proposes municipal dancing halls for Seattle to provide clean, wholesome amusement for 24 000 city workers and 28 000 employed girls. He asks War Camp Community Service to study feasibility and report back with plans for temporary or central halls and adequate admission charges.

Seattle Ole Hanson War Camp Community Service Junius HM. Hadeker Exatella G. Mendenhall Mary Suthoff Beattie Hanson

City Seeks Ordinance to Run Two Motor Buses

Corporation Counsel Walter F. Meier asks for an ordinance to allow the city to accept and operate two motor bouses linked to Magnolia Bluff street railway lines. Assistant Kennedy delays the measure awaiting fare details from Utilities Supt. Murphine to cover maintenance costs.

Walter F. Meier Magnolia Bluff Street Tom Kennedy Thomas F. Murphine

Parks budget seeks $10000 for Seattle park music program

City council backed a plan to appropriate 10000 for the park board to hire two 40 piece bands for Sunday concerts at several parks and weeknight shows. The measure would be financed by streetcar fares, with approval seen as boosting urban enjoyment in the postwar year.

Seattle Trobert Bi. Hesketh Park Board Hesketh

Burglar violence rises after WWII, police warn

After four years of war experience burglars are described as bloodthirsty. Sir Nevil Macready, chief of Metropolitan Police, says today’s burglars are indifferent to life and willing to murder if faced by householders. Prewar thieves avoided violence. now courts handle more violent cases.

Burglars Loot Cafe And Dairy In Early Morning Break‑In

Burglars smashed the rear door of Charlies Zappas at 711 EB Pike and looted 39.65 from the cash register after 4 15 a m door check by Patrolman Robert Bridges. The Independent Dairy at 1809 Minor Ave reported a Sunday night entry through an unlocked side window with 36 from an office desk and 3 from a cash register stolen.

Charlies Zappas Robert Bridges Zappas Minor Ave

Injunction Sought to Fix Rainier Streetcar Track Costs

Rainier Valley lines file injunction against Puget Sound Bridge and Dredge to determine which party pays to move Rainier Avenue streetcar tracks during highway improvements. Corporation Counsel Meier says city will not join the suit nor halt work by the city's contractor. The railway seeks to shift the expense onto the contractor.

Puget Sound Bridge & Dredge Company Rainier Valley Lines Rainier Rainier Avenue Walter F. Meier Rainier System Puget Sound Bridge & Dredge Co

Indianapolis Welcomes Large Shrine Convention

Indianapolis greeted tens of thousands of Nobles of the Mystic Shrine for the national shrine convention. Visitors filled streets, strained housing and food facilities, and city businesses wore flags and bunting with "Welcome Shriners" placards displayed throughout.

Indianapolis United Press

Belief Herbert Harris a Longfellow Relative Died by Own Hand

Authorities in Chicago concluded Herbert Harris 72 a direct descendant of Henry Wadsworth Longfellow killed himself in Lake Michigan. His pockets held many paperweights and stones while his mother Deborah Longfellow Harris was noted as a poet relative. Funeral was held in Chicago.

Chicago United Press Herbert Harris Henry Wadsworth Longfellow Lake Michigan Harris Deborah Longfellow Harris

Reverend urges mothers to spank daughters at Tremont Temple

The Rev Cortland Myers warned Boston at Tremont temple that modern styles are immodest and damnable. He urged mothers to guide their daughters and to spank them if necessary, praising a good woman as the world’s greatest blessing.

Cortland Myers Tremont Temple

Preacher Quotes on Hell Sentences and Urgent Faith

A fragment quotes a preacher declaring a woman can send a man to hell if he does not know he has started. The line hints at fiery sermon rhetoric and moral warning.

Rose Show Crowds Fill Portland Hotels

Travelers plan to stay near downtown Portland as the Rose Show draws crowds. A tip suggests buying a Fischer Auto Bed to sleep in cars with a guaranteed fit for any vehicle. 1312 Fifth Avenue.

Portland Fifth Avenue

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