Tariff Talk Hinges On Pine Industry Influence
Sher miter Co vice president from Minneapolis cites lumber tariff debate. Southern Pine Association and Pine Manufacturers’ groups claim 25 percent ad valorem duty would affect 45 percent of pine, covering Montana Washington Idaho and West regions. Officials push trade committee chair Fordney to act as Chicago congressmen weigh lumber tariff once more.
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Pp. C
Conn
Shermiter Co
Minneapolis
Ways and Means Committee
Southern Pine Asso
United States
West
The
Pine Association
Western Piners’ Association
Port
Fordney
Ways and Means
Montana
Washington
Idaho
Chicago
Market Whirl Adds Variety to Local Stalls
A bustling public market listing shows stalls selling sugar, corn flakes, canned goods, dairy products, fresh fish, meats, and baked items. Notable items include pure cane sugar, Del Monte products, fresh salmon, butter, lard, and a wide array of produce, with prices quoted per unit or per pound.
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del Monte
Sun Maid
Sanitary Borden's
Meadowbrook
Lynden Creamery
Ioc
M. J . Soc
Proposal of luxury taxes and dividends noted
The document outlines a 15 percent luxury tax on non essential goods with exemptions for wedding rings and certain items. It mentions by product extraction from apples in Nova Scotia and notes a declared quarterly dividend on outstanding preferred stock payable July 15, 1921, with record date June 30, 1921, by the corporation.
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Ecord
Ets Corporation
MA Delanoie
Seattle Ship News Tides and Weather Report
Friday June 17 tides listed with high and low times and heights. Weather Bureau note from Tatoosh Island on June 15 reports rising barometer, cloudy skies, southwest wind and two miles per hour, with a vessel passage noted.
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Weather Bureau
Tatoosh Island
Admiral Schiey
Arrivals and Departures in Port and Seattle Listings June
Vessel movements include arrivals Queens Catherine D Buenos Aires Genoa Maru Wes Hartland cross Manila City of Spokane Proteanans Moraisan Maru Alameda City of Seattle Skagway North Western Admiral Goodrich and more. Ports Glasgow Liverpool San Pedro San Francisco Seattle Ta touche Suwa Maru Genoa Maru and other ships listed with ports and times.
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Ste Catherine D
Port Moller
Buenos Aires
Gothenburg
San Pedro
Suwa Maru
Vancouver
Genoa Maru
Tascoma
Ste West Hartland
Cross Reve
Manila
City of Spokane
Ste Proteanans
Moraisan Maru
Dairen
Glasgow
Salled
Beattie
Liverpool
Euromachus
Seattle
New York
Artved
Texan
Cape
Smith Cove
Tatouche
Great Northern
Bell Street
Catherine D U 88
Burnside
Grand Trunk Pacific Terminal
Spokane
Puenos Aires
Jefferson
Admiral Rodman
Str
Pacific Coast Coal Bunkere
Swiftsure
U. & Shipping Board
Westward Ho
Eastern Glen
Icontum
Tippecanoe
Yosemite
Anna E. Morse
Alaska Steamship
Redondo
Todd Dry Docks
Forest King
City of Bpokane
West Fms
Admiral Mayo Ames
Roosevelt
Standard Roiler Works
Patterso Heffernan Dock
Valdes
Ju Nettleton Mill
Sehr
Stredin
Chillicothe Winslow Marine Railway
Anne Comyn
Coquitlam City
Henry Villard
Schr
Watson A. West
Berry Crisis Clears as Canneries Absorb Surplus
Berry market steadies after a brief crunch as canneries buy up stock. Prices range 1.75 to 2 dollars per crate wholesale with most sales near the upper end. Fancy oranges rise to 50 cents per case at southern points. apples from cold storage sell well. watermelons slow in cool weather. Ice lettuce ships to Eastern markets at 1.75 to 2 per crate. cauliflower, green beans, butter, eggs, and dairy items show varied steady demand.
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Seattle
Caulliflower
California
Stock Market Opens Heavy Amid Dividend News
The New York stock market opened weak with several issues slipping after dividend cuts from eight to four dollars. Crucible Steel, American Smelting and other names moved on early trading while Union and tobacco shares showed mixed results. By noon a sharp downturn hit, sending Steel common to a yearly low and Baldwin to new lows as firms reassessed postdividend expectations.
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New York
Crucible
TA American Sumatra
Central Leather
Texas Company
Mexican Petroleum
General Asthalt
Anaconda
Hh. & Oo
Union
American Woolen
Avide Gulf
Ae Studebaker
General Motors i
Northern Pacific
Obacco
Baldwin
Chicago
n’Mensing & Co
N. Y. Stock Exchange
H. Manning & Co
Butler Hotel
Amer
Fay
Lamer. International
American Homatra of
Americ Locomotive
America
Tel & Tel
Ask Halt & Ohblo
Canadiana Pacific Aus
Goodrich
Great Northern
Kennecott
Lackawanna
Missouri Pacific
New Haven
Tsao Pan-Amer Petroleum
Pierce- Arrow Peeree
Penn
Republic Iron
Tocklaland
Binelatt Oil
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Wy Seeeee
Stromberg
Brutebaker
Wexras Company Ay
Texans Pacific
Tis Tobacco Products Ie
Union 601
Delaware
Union Pacific
United Retail Stores
United States Rubber
Oe Sen
United States Steel
Viah Copper Sales Ao
Eee
Wertinghouse
Willys Overlana
Es Manning
Nia
Seereeere
French Sa
Seeeers
Ttalian Sa
Ieee
Tie Helgium Reate
Belgium
Bertin
Hamburg
W. Tl
Leipha 4A
Leipeig Bac
Munich
Seeene
Tae
Frankfort
Paris
United Kingdom
Grain market rises on crop concerns at Chicago Board of Trade
Unfavorable crop reports push prices higher on the Chicago Board of Trade with July wheat at 1.51, July corn up 2 cents, and September corn 1 cent higher. cash wheat quoted across several grades and live stock markets show mixed receipts and firm to steady demand in Chicago and Portland.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Manning Butler
Uae
Two Cats Too Many Lands in Court
Atlantic City June 17 Judge Repetto rules two cats in an apartment do not breach the lease. Landlord Joseph Thistlewaite sued tenant for ejectment after alleging the tenant kept two cats. Judge Doyle presided as to the feline dispute noting the landlord also owned a cat as evidence.
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Atlantic City
Repetto
Joseph Thistlewaite
Doyle
A Veteran for Any Old Work Listed Friday
American Legion Employment Bureau posts a wide range of service men ready for laborers to bartenders. Latest registrants include C M Duree bar tender or waiter. Percy Farrar salesman painter. Glen G Parker railway clerk. Asa L Findley waiter and bartender. Charl Scaretina grocer Ford driver. M L Anderson steamfitter. Robert M Kennedy locomotive machinist. Ivan Owen cook meat cutter and pastry man. Call Elliott 0479 to hire a hero for that job.
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American Legion Employment Bureau
Riday
Star Legion Employment Service
Elliott
C. M. Duree
Fairmont Hotel
Percy Farrar
Boren Apts
Main
Glen G. Parker
North
Imanote Sargentini
Fifth Ave
Mertyn
Green
M@hland
Wash
Chas
Asa L. Findley
Charl Scaretina
Jackson St
Henry T. Rosenberg
Seattle
Sidney
Ford
M. L. Anderson
E. Northlake Ave
Walter J. McCool
Vendome
James T. Rowan
Ivan Owen
N. 43Rd St
Martin P. O'Reilly
University St
Strohm W. Brandt
James Et
Vancouver schooner laid up for cleaning at Winslow
The mulling schooner Vancouver under charter to carry lumber for Callao Peru is laid up at the Winslow marine railway Friday for cleaning and painting. Vancouver is owned by Capt. H. C. Hansen. She will load at the Simeon mill at Ballard.
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Vancouver
Callao
Peru
Winslow Marine Railway
H. C. Hansen
Simeon Mill
Ballard
Port of Seattle seeks federal probe of West Coast terminal charges
The port of Seattle commission on Thursday adopted a resolution calling on the Army Corps of Engineers for rivers and harbors to investigate terminal charges at West Coast ports.
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Port of
Wanderer Granted Reprieve from Gallows in Chicago
Chicago June 17 Carl Wanderer convicted of murdering his wife and a hired stranger in a staged fake hold up was spared the hangman’s noose by a late hour Supreme Court reprieve. The reprieve delays execution pending a sanity hearing.
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Chicago
Carl O. Wanderer
Supreme Court
Wanderer
Seattle Marine Engineers Await Ship Board Pact Terms
Local engineers will wait for the United States Shipping Board and W. S. Brown president of the Marine Engineers' Beneficial Association to decide the strike pact. Seattle branch No. 38 delayed action and may sign on with Shipping Board vessels depending on official guidance.
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United States Shipping Board
W. 8. Brown
Marine Engineers’ Beneficial Association
Seattle
Engineers’ Branch
Shipping Board
City Council delays street and sewer project amid protest
In deference to vigorous protests of citizens affected, the council street and sewers committee Thursday postponed for 35 weeks consideration of a resolution for the improvement of Mart and North 42nd avenue from Eighth Avenue Northeast to Wallingford Avenue and Sunnyside Avenue from North 40th Street to North 45th Street. Taxpayers declared the cost excessive at this time.
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Council Street and Sewers Committee
Mart
North 42Nd
Eighth Ave
N. E
Wallingford Ave
Sunnyside Ave
N. 40Th
N. 45Th
Elliott Paving Bid Delay in Filiett Avenue Contract
The Streets and Sewers Committee postponed action on the Filiett Avenue paving contract for two weeks after the lowest bid of $410000 exceeded the city engineer's estimate by $41000. City officials reviewed the bid gap and planned further discussion.
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Elliott
Streets and Sewers Committee
Filiett Ave
Port Statistician Leaves for Three Months in Europe
C. Marron statistician for the Port of Seattle Commission received an extended leave Thursday and will depart this week for a three months absence in Europe to study port conditions.
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C. Marron
Port of Seattle Commission
Europe
Three New Vessels to Join West Coast Run
The Harrison Direct Line announces three new ships the Author the Speaker and the Transvaal will be placed on the West Coast run.
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Harrison Direct Line
Speaker
Transvaal
Rotary Aims for International Peace at Edinburgh Convention
At the Rotary international convention in Edinburgh delegates pledge to push governments to convene an international disarmament congress. The closing speeches praise the practical demonstration of friendship for peace while a huge parade showcased flags and notable sights including Robert Cameron of Billings Montana and a cowboy display for local children.
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Edinburgh
Scotland
Robert Cameron
Billings
Montana
Borah Pushes Civilian Transfer of Aeronautics Duties
Senator Borah introduces a resolution to abolish the national advisory committee of aeronautics and transfer its duties to other government agencies. He aims to remove naval and army aviation from civilian control and establish a separate bureau of aeronautics.
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Borah
Washington
National Advisory Committee of Aeronautics
Idaho
Bureau of Aeronautics
Herring catch along Pacific coast reaches 250000 barrels in 1920
Record shows American herring pecking along the Pacific coast in 1920 totaled about 250000 barrels, indicating a strong fishing year. The figure highlights scale of harvest and regional fishing activity during that period.
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Pacific
Auto Kills Boy as Women Injured in Crash
Eight year old Harry Conchetty of 2506 Washington Street died after being struck by a car driven by Mrs. E. B. Kinchheim at 2 15 p m near Lenowee apartments. A mother and daughter were hurt but not seriously. June Gibson 4 was bruised. Mrs Gibson suffered severe injuries. Coroner set a Saturday jur y with six Ex servicemen to investigate.
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Harry Conchetty
Washington St
E. B. Kinchheim
Lenowee
Kluchholm
Jackson St
24Th Ave
J. E. Gibson
27Th Ave. S
June Gibson
Altho
British Aviators Arrange Congo Air Freight
British aviators organize air freight operations in the Congo, arranging shipments by air to support transportation needs and logistics in the region.
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The
Congo
Fifty-Fifty With This Officer
Spring Valley residents debate constable Otto Bodeck with half seeking his exile and the other half praising him. Auto owners complain of being haled and fined while the other half says he keeps order and enforces laws.
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Spring Valley
N. Y
Otto Bodeck
Otto
Aged man walks with broken neck after elevator fall
London dispatch reports an extraordinary Metropolitan Hospital case. Hers is Mennie, an elderly man over 1 year of age, who sustained a broken neck in an elevator accident. He wears a neck support and moves with restrictions, yet shows remarkable mobility.
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London
Metropolitan Hospital
Mennie
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