Unprecedented Cargo Boom Shifts Shipping Back to Sea
Shipping lanes show heightened activity with all major lines returning to full cargo handling. Lucken, Atlantic & Pacific, American-Hawaiian, Isthmian, Neweco, Pacific Gulf, and Will steamers report abundant work, as old salmon packs move to make room for new, with increased volumes expected by July or August.
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Seattlen
Nor Ee
An Sr
Lucken Steamship Co
Atlantic, & Pacific
American-Hawaiian Steam Co
Isthmian
Naweeco Line
Pacific, Gulf Line
Will Steamship Co
Richard A Ballinger Laid To Rest In Seattle
Thousands attended the funeral of Richard A Ballinger after his sudden death on Tuesday. Services at the Presbyterian church drew a packed crowd with the city’s notable figures paying tribute to a prominent citizen. The Lakeview community gathered, reflecting on Ballinger’s life and impact.
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Seattle
Richard A. Ballinger
Lakeview
Presbyterian Church
Eeryone
Notable figures attend funeral of Judge Ballinger
The service drew officials and capitalists from high to low as Judge Ballinger was laid to rest. Relatives present included widow Mrs Julia Ballinger, sons R T and Edward, Edward’s wife, and several Ballinger relatives. The Washington Union League club, led by Judge Ballinger as president and founder, adopted a resolution of regret.
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Julia A. Ballinger
R. T. Ballinger
Edward Ballinger
Claude Goodhugh
J. H. Ballinger
Joseph Ballinger
Judge Ballinger
Washington Union League Club
Real Estate Men Entertain Visitors at Seattle Luncheon
George C. Terry of Louisville Kentucky and C. Baum of Cleveland were guests of the Seattle Real Estate association at a Thursday noon luncheon in the Hotel Butler. Both men are prominent in real estate circles of their localities.
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George C. Terry
Louieville
C. Baum
Cleveland
Seattle Real Estate Association
Butler
Peggy Joyce to lead chain of Peggy Joyce theaters
Oliver Morosco plans Peggy Joyce theater network across America to serve as the world’s finest venues. Peggy Joyce says she will quit the old life and focus on making money with Morosco’s help. First theater to rise in Los Angeles followed by Hollywood San Francisco Chicago and New York as stars move between them.
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Western Washington Experiment Station
Puyallup
Tron
King County E Sion
King County
Kentland
County Line
Kent
Vashon Island
A. B. Nystrom
Los Angeles
Oliver Morosco
Pacific Coast
Peggy Hopkins
Joyce Rollen
America
Peggy
Mr. Morosco
Morosco
Peggy Joyce
Hollywood
San Francisco
Chicago
New York
Accidents On Portland Streets Rise In May
Portland reports three people killed and 163 injured in May traffic accidents. A total of 1,151 accidents occurred, up from April. Officials link the rise to more traffic in good weather. carelessness cited as the main cause. Fines totaled 3131, and officers made 702 arrests.
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Speedwell
Porter
California
Portland
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Seattle Steamship Lines
Ballinger
Independent Packing CO
Elliott
Jersey
Blue Cow Butter Store
Strawberry Shortcake Biscuits
Doren Peggy's Bakery
Farmers’ Market
Carnation Milk
Diamond “I
Solth End
the Times
URMA
Thes
van Camp
Queen City
ARMA
Northwest
Crescent Coffee
Paragon
Goa
Amssourpe
California Avenue
California Ave
Daweenst
Calif. Ave
W. Alaska
Rainier Ave
Graham
Genesee St
Venter Way
Isth Avenue
Sith Avenue
East
Pine
Piastianke Avenue
Enatinke Avenue
Gmmmod
Ee Wessenes
Woallingford
N. 26Th
Khainier
Beacon
the Capitol
North
Meridian Ave
36Th Street
150Th
Greenwood Ave
Phinney Avenue
Sand Avenue
24Th Avenue
Westlake North
Wash
Keeweed
Sunset
Gofield
Tindall
Olympic
American Grocery Stores Co
Central Public Market
Seattle Market
Occidental Ave
Mail Order Dept
Western Ave
Kellogg’s
Santa Clara
Ghirardelli
Red Cross
Iowa
Lilia
Hills
Help Yourself Grocery
Western Coffee Stores, Inc
Tras Cofpres
First Avenue
Lower Central Market
Olympic Market
BAY City Meat CO
Cheloe
Beeen Eee Veal
Ween Veal
United Bakeries
Central Meat CO
Anchor
Olympic Meat CO
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