Storrs Returns to Seattle After Release on Bail
Douglas M. Storrs arrives in Seattle from Okanogan after a five year sentence for seduction of Garrison, the mayor of his wife. He posted a $5,000 bond via Mrs. P Smith and plans an appeal with attorney P. D. Smith. He visited his mother at 2434 10th Ave North and weighs options for his next move while awaiting Supreme Court review.
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Douglas M. Storrs
Garrison
Seattle
Oka
P Smith
P. D. Smith
Storra
Great Northern Overland Ly
Okanogan
Sibylla M. Storrs
10Th Ave
Storrs
Jurey
Smith
Loyal Legion board elects new president in Portland
Loyal Legion board meeting in Portland today will elect a president to replace Brigadier Brice P. Disque who resigned after a recent departure for the ef. The session highlighted higher wages and better living conditions in the Northwest. The board set a $3.20 daily minimum for women workers and established minimums for men including 474 cents per hour and 50 cents beginning August.
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Portland
Ore
Loyal of Loggers and Lumbermen
Brice P. Disque
Yesterafternoon
Northwest
Nd Empire
Boom in Brick Market Drives for Mother Ryther Home
Seattle reports a brick fund drive for the Mother Ryther child home aims to raise 140000 with every brick purchased by donors at one dollar. Judge Boyd J. Tallman leads the effort with industrial and civic committees mobilizing from carpenters to plumbers unions pledging support and services. Aviator Eddie Hubbard flew a seaplane dropping advertising over the area.
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Mother Ruther
Stoneway
W. W Ladd
Uniona
Carpenters’ Focal
District Council of Carpenters
Mother Ryther
Seattle
Boyd J. Tallman
Louis Nash
F. W. Keon
Mra
J. J. Mall
Ming Hirdie Campbell
Teel Willian
Tadd
Joel Warren
J. 1. Price
Charles Db. Davin
Hert Corbin
James J. Looton
Wee Coyle
Walter R. Alexander
Eddie Hubbard
Anarchists Target Massachusetts Congressman Over Berger Seat
Dallinger, a Massachusetts congressman, is among latest targets of anarchists who threaten him with death for opposing Victor Berger's seating in Congress after Berger's espionage act conviction.
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Dallinger
Massachusetts
Congress
Victor Berger
Seth Armstrong Faces Trial Delay After Late Arrival
Seth Armstrong appeared one day late for a federal court trial, explaining a short distance from the building as the reason. Prosecutor Charlotte Kolmats criticized the excuse. Bail was set at 5000 dollars and Armstrong was jailed until posted. The bootlegging case was reset for July 14 as Judge Neterer considered attorney Hugh C. Todd’s appeal to recover 3000 dollars forfeited bail to Armstrong’s wife.
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Seth Armstrong
Charlotte Kolmats
Armstrong
Neterer
Hugh CC. Todd
U S artilleryman tried disguise leads to arrest in Philadelphia
At Market and Thirteenth a United States Army artilleryman was seen in uniform with a silked hair under the hat. Detective Lataig observed the man and Virginia Morgan of Wheeling West Virginia 19 used the uniform as a disguise to meet her fiancé. Police hold Virginia pending word from Wheeling.
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Philadelphia
United States Army
Natty
Market
Thirteenth State
Lataig
Lutsig
Galt
Uncle Sam
Virginia Morgan
Wheeling
W. Va
Virginia
Everett True Creator Appears in Here’s Proof A D Condo
The item notes Here’s Proof A D Condo as the creator of Everett True, identifying the author behind the character. Details focus on the creator’s role and the work titled Everett True.
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A.D Condo
Everett True
Union Charter Case Heard Over Seattle Chapter
Hearing in Judge A W Frater's court concerns an injunction sought by Steam and Operating Engineers union to block the International from starting a new union in Seattle. Local 40's charter was revoked after members refused to suspend agent A M Miller. Miller's suspension is challenged as void.
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Steam and Operating Engineers' Union
Ita International
Seattle
A. W. Frater
Local 40
the International
A. m. Miller
Seattie
Miller
John F. Deere
Local 10
Central Labor Council
Pacific Metal Trades Council
Washington State Federation of Labor
Dore
Clarence Reames
The
International
Nippon Yusen Kaisha Pays Excess Profits Tax
The Nippon Yusen Kaisha paid 2 941 000 dollars for the 1918 excess profits tax, a large levy on a foreign company doing business in the United States. The Internal Revenue Department says the payment is among the largest excess profits taxes assessed on foreign firms.
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Internal Revenue Department
Nippon Yusen Kaisha
United States
VESSEL MOVEMENTS OFF CAPE TO TATOOSH ISLAND
Shipping log details vessels at Tatoosh Island June 18 including Africa Mary and Africa Maru with incoming and outbound traffic. Entries note passing ships like Admiral Watson and Admiral Redman, coordinates, wind, and barometer readings amid coordinated movements along Puget Sound and Seattle area ports.
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Daniel Kern
Bee No
Ovutside
Manila
Hongkong
Porte
Northwestern
Alaska
Farm
Fulton
Vancouver
Henejue
B. C
Vacht Aquile
Tacoma
Admiral Watson
Alessis Veuseis Kftchikan-Salied
Admiral Redman
VLA Divorstok
Jone
Weet Hellz
Beattie
Muroren
Hhanghal—-Galled
Mareid Dollar
B.C
Rateu Mollendo
Africa
San Diego
MH. Meyer
Tecoma
San Pedro
Seattle
San Prendere
Drakes
Ruby
Bureka
Hmercules
Port Angeles
Tug
Relief
Bee Charities
Kenny
Port Ladiew
SAN
Aquilo
Local Market Prices for Cantaloupes and Produce Decline Forecast
Cantaloupes arrive steadily with fine quality and brisk demand. Watermelons at five cents per pound amid ample supply. Yakima potatoes in fair demand at 45 dollars a ton with rotting reports portending a high fall market. Various vegetables and dairy items show fluctuating quotes as markets rest on a nervous base ahead of changes.
Seattle Named Gateway to Orient for Foreign Trade
Seattle delegates report at the Chicago Foreign Trade convention that Seattle could become a shipping center for Orient trade. W. T. Henderson C. J. France and Gordon C. Corbaley spoke at the China club luncheon affirming Seattle's potential as a gateway to Asia.
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Seattle
Chicago
W. T. Henderson
United States
C. J. France
Port Commission
Gordon C. Corbaley
Chamber of Commerce and Commercial Club
Woman seeks divorce after husband bans chatter
Milwaukee court hears WileW. H. Hrynitewiecki claim that her husband forbids her to speak. She requests a divorce on grounds of severe restrictions on dialogue and personal liberties.
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Milwaukee
Wile
W. H. Hrynitewiecki
Public Markets Stall Listings and Fresh Produce Prices
The page catalogs stalls with dairy milk Carnation canned goods beans buckwheat rice and seafood. It lists fresh shad ling cod king salmon Norwegian herring and Columbia river Chinook salmon with prices for cans butter peanut butter sugar peas and walnuts.
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Ree
Eane Eager
Norway
Market Prices and Fresh Produce Ad
Readable fragments list stall numbers and assorted goods with prices. Items include sugar, cottage cheese, cherries, strawberries, cantaloupes, lettuce, walnuts, halibut cheeks, black cod, Chinook salmon, shad and other fresh produce.
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Kristoferson
Grocery stalls list diverse foods and prices
A dense OCR style catalog shows multiple stalls including SANTTARY Btall 127 and WESTLAKE Stalle 12-12 offering fresh milk margarine coffee tea sugar beef pork bacon grease cheese and canned goods with prices like $1.05 for 2 dozen eggs and $1.32 for J. B. coffee.
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Santtary
Guittard
Auto Club
Westlake
Kjoln
Rysen
Lipton’s Tea
Tallow and Wool Price Listing for Hides and Pelts
A price table lists wirelesser to consumer values for hides, wool, and pelts including Balted hides cow steers Green hides calfskins kip skins and sheep pelts. Units show No 1 No 2 No 3 and various grades with prices per item or per weight alongside tallow figures.
New York Stock Report Market Opens Firm
New York stock market opens firm with United States Steel at 107 percent, Crucible Steel 92, Bethlehem Steel and General Motors rising, US Steel off from morning highs, Baldwin and Brunswick showing declines, overall market steady from morning.
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New York
United States Steel
Crucible Steet
Bethlehem Steel
General Motors
United States
Baldwin
Brudebaler
Coffee and sugar prices in New York market report
New York June 19 1940 market brief shows coffee at tipet 7s per Ib Mantos 24e per Ib and centrifugal tuger price at 7.28 dollars per unit. Indicates commodity price movements for traders and merchants.
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New York
Chicago market report corn futures rise amid rain delays
Early buyers pushed corn prices higher on the Chicago Board of Trade as rain delayed trading. July corn opened at 1.80, climbed to around 1.79, with September and December futures showing mixed gains and losses throughout the session.
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Chicago
Bifforta
Chicago Board of Trade
Rome “Ye
Oata
Frisco Market Report Prices and Commodities
Frisco market note lists various commodities with prices including Hutter extras per lb, cheese California fata, Red feed at 2.20, barley No 1 feed 2.40 to 2.65, port costa feed 2.40, potatoes old crop Idaho 2.40 per cwt, Yakima 2.10 to 2.25, Oregon burbanks 1.10 to 2.25, new potatoes Geit white 2.50 to 2.05, onions new red 40 to 25, Bermuda 13.25 to 3.50 for crystal wax and 2.15 to 2.25 per crate for yellow.
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Ban Francisco
California
Port Costa
Idaho
Yakime
Oregon
Burbanks
Bermuda
Portland Market Report from June 19 shows varied livestock prices
Receipts include 210 cattle with steers from 8.50 to 11.60, cows and heifers up to 9.66, and calves to 13.35. Hog receipts 279 head with prime hogs 19.50 to 19.75, sheep 482 head with lambs to 12.30 and yearlings to 65.60. Butter 4.55 per lb. Eggs 6 per dozen.
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Portland
Wethers
Owen
Brothers
Clearings Balances Report for Tacoma and Totals
Clearings balances show Tacoma at 1 599 142 00, other figures include 500 507 00 and 959 937 00, plus 89 838 00 bringing total 4 803 944 00 with 1 276 199 00 noted in the record. The data reflects ledger entries across multiple accounts.
Driver Up for Manslaughter
Wetzell faces a manslaughter trial in superior court at 1 20 pm with Deputy Prosecuting Attorney Patterson for the state. He allegedly drove a car at high speed on Ballard Beach Street at 32nd Ave N and W 68th St on March 29, striking two men. Clarence Went died later and W S Wall sustained severe injuries. a coroner's jury found Wetzell responsible.
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Wetzell
Superior Court
Patterson
Ballard Beach
32Nd Ave
N. W
Clarence Went
W. S. Wall
Holland to address Seattle Chamber luncheon
Holland, president of Washington State College, and Col Fred Llewellyn, fresh from 18 months of overnoon service, will speak at the Friday noon luncheon of the Seattle Chamber of Commerce council and publicity bureau in the Masonic club rooms Arande building. Dr Holland will discuss Farmers and Iema.
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Holland
Chamber
Washington State College
Fred Llewellyn
Seattle Chamber of Commerce Members’ Council and Publicity Bureau
Masonic Club
Arande Building
Iema
Peanut Johnny Leaves Fortune After Long Stand
In Waynesboro Pennsylvania on June 18, Priamo Ressi known as Peanut Johnny who ran a peanut and fruit stand in Chambersburg for years left an estate of about 20000 dollars in his will and his will was probated. The estate is to be divided among his children and neighbors express surprise pity can grow into such wealth.
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Waynesboro
Priamo Ressi
Johnny
Chambersburg
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Meet Mr. Condo
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Moieto
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Lovejoy Mier
Power Aehr Ormo
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E Wert Henshaw
Nilsen & Kelez Yardens Fonduce
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Young America
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Peer
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Lipton
New York Stock Report
Chicago Market Report
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Portland Market Report
Seatile
BiHaa
National Bank OF Commerce Second Av
Madinen St
St. Rs
Liberty Bonds
John E. Price & Co
Southwest Cor. 2Nd
Columbia Telephone Main
Liberty Victory
Macfarlane & Hall
Lowman
Safe’ Deposit Ite
Umbia
W. S. Wetzell
of Trustees
Thomas G. Sre
Iaguson Jansen
Leary Bldg
Benjamin Franklin
First National Bank
Canadian Pacific Railway
British Columbia Coast Steamships
Victoria
Banff
Lake Louise
Canada
E. F. L. Sturdee
Second Ave
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