Trade War Not Likely Says U S Consul in London
Robert P. Skinner, the United States consul general in Hamburg and London, predicts no trade war after the war. He cites a British buyer’s strike and a forthcoming global boom, arguing cooperation among nations will yield prosperity for Britain, the United States, and others rather than market battles.
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Aid Concern to Obtain Car Barge Terminal Move
Seattle port at a Wednesday meeting urged business interests to aid Boeing in securing a car terminal on the Duwamish waterway. Reported from Los Angeles, the move aims to keep Boeing’s contract aircraft testing and production in the area by providing direct air connections, warning the plant could relocate if the terminal is not obtained.
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Jury Service Ending for C. H. Ollbere
C. H. Ollbere is reported to have been released from federal petit jury service for the term.
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Modern Safety Deposit Vaults Expand with 1500 New Boxes
A vault facility announces the addition of 1,500 new boxes for safekeeping bonds and valuable papers. Prospective clients are invited to inspect the upgraded equipment and security features for secure storage.
Ship News Tides in Seattle
Tide tables for Seattle show low tides at 12:52 am and 24 pm with ways to read low and high values. high tides at 6:86 am and 8:03 pm. Second low tide heights listed as 68 ft and 11.7.
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Engineers 0 XK New Wage Pact
Mariners in Seattle vote to accept the wage agreement with the U S shipping board reasserting support after opposition from Portland and San Francisco. The local Marine Engineers' Beneficial Association approves the new scale in a daylong session.
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Vessels Depart San Francisco for New York and Pacific Ports
Vessels in other ports report June 22 sailing from San Francisco to New York via San Pedro and Balboa aboard Santa Rosalia. June 23 at 3 a.m. the steamer Lyman Stewart heads to North Pacific ports.
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Chinese Ask Jap Guards Be Removed
The Chinese Japanese Business Men's association presented a memorandum to the cabinet recommending joint Japanese Chinese control of the Shantung railway. It calls for withdrawal of Japanese guards from the railroad and the Japanese garrison from Hankow.
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Stock Market Opens Heavy Amid Broad Declines
New York stocks opened with broad weakness as several major issues sank to year lows. Rails led declines with Sear Roebuck, Studebaker, Chandler and United States Steel posting notable losses while United States Steel briefly recovered before slipping again.
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Grain Prices Edge Down as Harvest Delay Fears Rise
Chicago June 23 grain markets declined on widespread selling amid showers in the southwest raising harvest delay worries. Wheat edged higher, July at 1.304 and September at 1.24 opened and closed mostly unchanged. corn and oats fluctuated with July corn near 63½ cents and oats around 38¾ cents, with slight losses late.
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Chicago Live Stock Market Report
Chicago June 23 livestock receipts and price ranges show hogs 15 to 25 cents lower with bulk around 8.25 to 8.50 and pigs 7.09 to 8.40. Cattle receipts 12,000 with market steady. various classes listed from butcher stock to calves. Sheep receipts 14,000 with market lower. lambs 9.15 to 12.50 and ewes 1.00 to 5.25.
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Foreign Exchange and Portland Market Listings
Foreign exchange opened slightly lower with Sterling at 3.74 and francs 0.804. Portland cattle receipts 12 head market steady. hogs 673. sheep 1 472. butter 22 28c. cheese 21 23c. San Francisco produce shows mixed Grain prices with extras and firsts in the 26% to 33c range. eggs 27% c for extras and 26% for firsts. cheese California flats at 180.
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Morphine Shortage Reported By Federal Agents In Seattle
Federal agents report a morphine shortage among Seattle underworld peddlers. Dope merchants complain of empty orders blamed partly on large seizures on Orient liner shipments. J A Cheatham, held in Spokane by the Department of Justice, identified as the Texas fugitive tied to a booze freight carks shipment.
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Chicago Car Lots Tomorrow in 260 Cars
Brief item notes a sale or listing involving Chicago car lots scheduled for tomorrow. Mentions a quantity around 260 and a quirky phrase about an old turkey cobbler. Source reflects a fragmentary advertisement style from Wednesday's Quotations with peculiar phrasing.
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L. B. Manning & Butler
Seven Strikers Held for Trial in Linnton Riot
Seven strikers arrested after an ambuscade on the Linnton oil docks near Portland were arraigned in federal court on contempt charges and held in county jail on 2500 bonds each. They will be heard next Tuesday as Judge Wolverton also orders the local seamen's union to explain its alleged role in the riot and anti-picketing injunction breach. The district attorney’s office says the union knew of the riot and aided its planning.
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Engineer Crushed In Cab Accident On Great Northern Train
Everett reports locomotive pilot W. J. Farrell found fatally wounded with his head crushed in the cab while running between Vancouver and Silvana. Fireman J. J. Murphy discovered him hanging from the cab window as the train slowed on a bridge crossing. Farrell, 30 years with the Great Northern, lay near death in a hospital.
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Captain Alwen's Best Course Sought in Collision Trial
Testimony on April 3 before United States steamboat inspector William Fisher centers on Capt. John Alwen master of the West Hartland and his efforts to avoid a collision with the Govern or. Frank Reagan, assistant United States district attorney, represents Alwen at the trial.
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Railways Near Break on Transcontinental Rate Cut
Eastern and western lines appear close to restoring pre crisis rates after a blanket 33.13 percent lift, with agreement anticipated shortly on reducing fares across the continent.
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Funeral services for Myrtle M Bradhun
Saturday at 2 p m funeral services will be held for Myrtle M Bradhun 20 who died Tuesday at Providence hospital Her parents residence is 2027 13th Ave
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Raspberries and fruit market notes from Puyallup area
The second express shipment of raspberries sold at $5 for a 24 cup crate, with berries ripening fast and arrivals increasing within a week. The Puyallup and Sumner districts report a heavy crop. Strawberries brought lower receipts, cherries priced low due to quality, Bing cherries 10–15 cents a pound, Royal Annes 8–10 cents, and green peas and other produce noted as market movements.
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Hotel profits elusive at UW site says chamber head
John C. Higgins chairman of the Chamber of Commerce hotel committee urged Metropolis Building Co and the university regents to compromise for a hotel on the University of Washington property now housing the Metropolitan theatre. He warned no tremendous profits were likely for such a project.
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Will Conscripts Business Aids By Raymond Clapper
Washington, June 23. a large force of the nation s businessmen, possibly 100, may be conscripted to serve as pay in putting the government on a business basis, announced by Charles G. Dawes after a conference with President Harding. Dawes arrived to take the job of director of the budget. he said four men are given him under law.
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