Japs Under Scrutiny Over Indian Strawberry Pickers
Immigration officials opened an inquiry after a white farmer on Vashon Island complained that Japs had brought Indians from Cowichan, B C, to pick strawberries for two cents a pound. Indians claimed they expected the standard six cents and threatened to quit unless wages rose. White farmers protested the arrangement. officials noted there was no contract binding the Indians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vashon Island
Canada
Cowichan Reservation
B. C
Apples Sent National Markets in Sixty Four Thousand Carloads
The report notes that about 64,000 carloads of apples are shipped annually to markets across the country. This figure highlights the scale of apple distribution and national reach of the trade.
Four Negroes Slain by Posse Near Wharton Texas
Four Negroes were killed near Diamond Mound while a posse hunted for the murderer of deputy sheriff M McCormick of Wharton Texas. Watsor Gilles and his brother were shot by a posse headed by Sheriff Kemp. two others believed to have aided their escape were found hanged near Wharton. McCormick was killed during the attempted arrest Saturday night. The Wharton situation was described as tense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Tex
Here
of & M. McCormick
Wharton
Watsor Gilen
Pouse
Kemp
Diamond Mound
McCormick
Gilles
Milk prices in Seattle rise to 14 cents a quart
Beginning Thursday, Seattle retail milk will cost 14 cents per quart and 9 cents per pint. The new prices apply for July September and will be readjusted afterward. Dairymen cite higher feeding costs as justification for the higher rate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Bandits Steal Nearly $100000 Payroll Near Augusta
Bandits bound and gagged a messenger and guard to steal a $99,729 payroll en route to the Marine Corps at Paris Island. The money was sent from Atlanta on the Charleston & Western Carolina railway and taken near Augusta, Georgia this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Marine Corps
Paris Island
8. C
Augusta
Charleston & Western Carolina
Charlie Loses Duds At Woodland Park Swim
Mrs. HM. F. Johnson seeks information after her son Charlies clothes including an undershirt and a Christmas sweater vanish from the Green Lake and Woodland Park wading pools while he swam. He returned in his bathing suit, soaked and distressed.
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HM. F. Johnson
N. 49Th St
Charlies
Charlie
Green Lake
Woodland Park
U Sophomore Killed in Wallace Idaho Mine Accident
Arthur Pittickau son of Mr and Mrs A J Pittickau 4471 Whitman Ave was a University of Washington sophomore killed in a Wallace Idaho mine accident during summer work He graduated Lincoln High School where he led his junior class and played football and baseball He also played on the Washington freshman football team The body was expected home today with no funeral arrangements yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Pittickau
A. J. Pittickau
Whitman Ave
University of Washington
Wallace
Idaho
Pittickau
Pittlekal
Lincoln High School
Washington
Help Wanted for Engineer and Fireman Roles
William Elder of 19 W Dravus Jr. has been unemployed since January after his Seattle plant closed. The notice seeks a licensed steam engineer and fireman or any leads, with contact via phone QA 253.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Elder
W. Dravus Jr
Seattle
Filder
Prof Gorsuch to Give Art Reading
The first public summer event features Prof W P Gorsuch of the dramatic art department presenting a dramatic reading. The event titled Lucky Tehr by August Strindberg occurs Thursday evening July 1 in room 320 Denny hall at 8 oclock and is open to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. P. Gorsuch
Department of Dramatic Art
Denny Hall
At & O'Clock
Lucky Tehr
August Strindberg
Man Charged With Violation Over 400 Gallons Mash
Port Angeles resident Tom Houlhan faces federal charges filed in U S district court on Wednesday morning alleging possession of 400 gallons of raisin mash for distillation. Federal Prohibition Agent Chas W Kline reports the quantity tied to the alleged illicit operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Houlhan
Port Angeles
United States District Court
Chas, W. Kline
Houlhan
Puget Sound Navigation Co Ticket Office Notice
Colman Dock ticket office contact listed with phone Main 29938 for inquiries and service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Puget Sound Navigation Co
Colman Dock
Tides in Seattle Report Shows Variations at Sea
Tide data from Seattle lists a second high tide at 6:20 PM reaching 11.6 feet and a low tide at 11:41 PM around 6.8 feet, reflecting typical coastal fluctuation in late day hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illiam
Serena
Seattle Arrivals and Departures from June 12 to June 26
Marine arrivals and departures list ships and routes with times. Horace X Baxter from San Francisco via Point Wells, tee Daniel Kern towing No 38 from Handen Oregon, Admirer Watson from Anchorage, Netief No 92 from Swiftbank, Kifeke Meru from New Orleans, Queen from San Diego, Admiral Rodman from Southeastern Alaska, Clio from Everett, Admiral Parregut to San Diego, Oly of Spokane to Singapore, Celilo to San Petro, Diablo to Tacoma, and Fulton to Tacoma with multiple port connections and times noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace X Baxter
Sen Francisco
Point Welle
Fulton
Tacoma
Daniel Kern
Handen
Ore
Admirer Watson
Anchorage
Southwestern
Alseka
Swittcurebank
Kifeke Meru
New Ciricane
Heiboa
Etry Queen
San Diego
San
Admiral Parregut
San Francisco
Etr Oly
Spokane
Singapore
Manila
Etr
Celilo
San Petro
Ste Diablo
Our
Fultes
Steamship and yacht movements around Beattie and Puget Sound
Listings of ships arriving outward inward and en route to Seattle Beattie Vancouver Victoria B C Hongkong San Francisco Norfolk Norfolk Bay Pearl Harbor and other ports with times and routes. Notable vessels include Sir Africa Mare Horace X Master Queen Vulcan and Dungenese among others with arrivals at San Pedro Victoria Port Townsend and Tacoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Pedro
Dewey
Seattle
San Francisco
Bobley
San Diego
SanFrancisco
Northland
Beattie
Mateeman
Vancouver
Victoria
B.C
al A. m
B. C
Sir Africa Mare
Hongkong
Paseed
Sydney
Naval shipping listings and dock assignments near Seattle
A dense OCR snapshot lists vessels and dock facilities around Seattle including arrivals and berth names at Great Northern pier, Pier 14, Pier 2, and other terminals. It names ships such as Kashima Maru Toyohashi Maru and Admiral Rodman, plus engines, drydocks, and several Lake Union and Puget Sound facilities with East Waterway and Pacific Coast works mentioned.
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Great Northern
Kashima Maru
Toyohashi Maru
Bergen
American Can Company
Banta Ana
Bell St
Ttr Angos
Panna
Tr Delight
Horace X. Daxter
Alameda
Grand Trunk Dock
Admiral Rodman
Pacific Coast Coal Bunkers
Kifuku Maru
Admiral Watson
Mtr Queen
Pacific Coast Engineering Works
Lake Filbert Bracy
Standard Holler Works
Str
H. B. Love Joy
Lake Union
Hulis Snoqualmie
Broxton
Leota
Endymion
Fort Jackson
Addison
Boughton
Bowesmont
Hourne- Ville
Allemhurst
Abilla
Adria
Capraria
Elestra
Ocelwin
Abydos
Arcademia
Acaglomia
Penuta
Black Wolf
Bickland
Tastine
Blanford
Agron
Anthon
Fort Harrison
Fort Stanwix
Imufka
Kiton
Loot
Dione
Cagacan
Cozian
Cineyras
Cardia
Elissa
Achra Henry Wilson
Salvater
Alice
Ames Yarde
Roosevelt
Heffernan Drydock
Fred Baxter
Stimson Mill
Cartona
First cotton sown in America in 1822
A historical note records that cotton was first sown in the United States in the year 1822, marking an early phase in the nation’s agricultural development and cash crop history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Eggs Raise One Cent A Dozen As Market Moves
Market notes show eggs up one cent a dozen to 48 cents while pulleta remains 42 cents. Red raspberries appear at 6.25 per crate, down 26 cents from yesterday. Green pepper supplies improve with an California shipment lowering price to 40 cents per pound. Quality Triumph peaches listed at 1.75 per box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ranch Egies
H.C. O. Ly
Oif
California
Triumph
Local Markets Lists Fresh Produce and Prices
Readable items show celery cucumbers garlic green beans peas lettuce spinach tomatoes and fruits with prices per dozen crate or per weight. Regional products include Imperial Valley tomatoes Washington greens and California apples with counts and unit terms for wholesale display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecvne Eeces
Imperial Valley
Crate Ave
Crew Wins Claim Against U S Shipping Board
Federal Judge Jeremiah Neterer ruled for 19 Lake Flynn crew members in the case against the U S Shipping Board Emergency Fleet Corporation. The men contended they were discharged in Beattie not at final discharge port. they receive pay and subsistence while detained and transport to New York for those who wish it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Board
Jeremiah Neterer
Lake Flynns
U. S. Shipping Hoard Emergency Fleet Corporation
Beattie
Shipping Board
New York
Neterer
New York Stocks Open With Dull Trade As Leads Rise
At the New York stock market opening on June 10 fractional advances appeared among leaders while overall prices were largely unchanged. Trading was quiet and confined to professional interests with foreign exchange following a similar unsettled pattern as Sterling fell to 5.95 and currencies edged lower in early dealings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Market stalls bustle with foods and prices across aisles
Public markets list bales of sugar and milk to fresh fish and meat. Beef, lamb, cheese, canned goods, produce, and pantry staples fill stalls 2 through 192 with day’s prices and offers, including pineapples, tomatoes, eggs, coffee, and flour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abe Royal
Cap Golden West
Hkeliance
Auto Club
Chicago Market Notes Hogs and Cattle Mixed on Receipts
Chicago market reports show hog receipts at 19 000 head with prices mostly higher, bulk hogs around 14.40 to 16.50, butchers up to 16.35, packing hogs 12.60 to 14.65. cattle receipts 11 000 head and steady to lower with beef 15.75 to 16.60 and calves 12.04 to 13.50. sheep receipts 24 000 head with lambs 13 to 16.75 and ewes lower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Breckyards
Cc Uee
Mead
Mead Ooo
Chicago
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Sbra
Ver
R. C
Cliff”) Durant
Durant Aircraft Corporation
The
Star
Tacoma Times
Portland News
P. L. Ryan
J. Bruce Kremer
Kremer
United States
Action Pacific
BE. F. L. Sturdee
General Agmt
Second Avenue
Universal Lock Nut
United Rubber Products
Guardian Trust & Savings Union National Bank
American Trust & Savings Commonwealth Finance
Todd Shipyards
Arctic
Bank
Egin Motors
Onstruction
Davis Car
Co-operative Food Ass
Manhattan-Texas
Pan Motor
King Airship
Alaska Pet. & Coal
Forks
Norwegian America Line
Queen Bess
Pacific Coast Biscuit
Robert Oete i
United Finance
Pfd
Parry Oil
Qty
Scandinavian American Securities Corporation
Seattle, U. S. A
Hone Main
Prof. Gorsuch
Puget
U.S. Navy
Camp Lewis Wireless
Third Ave
Puget Sound
Marion Street
Laave Beattie
Vietoria, B. C.—Pert Tewnen Angeles
Vietoria
Tecoma
Dirvece
Eamers
Eearn
Prmnery
Atty
Townsend
Reall Moee
Inte
Nareta
Bellingham
Anacerten
Fverett
Reishee
Fort
Bei
Abe Tagharm
Port Townsend
Port Way
Port Osse 'Willlame
Port Angelas
Deneences
Pert Gambie—ledhew—Fiegter
Tupm
Tori
Étam Getty
Kingston, Gambla
Ledilew
Iglon
Pury Fiagtier
Maneville
Hea
Yuan
Noah Ray
Winatner Utopia
Vitam
Seamer
Kingston Senden
Wea
Meod Canal
Camere Paseeneer
Ragecece
Tides
Queen
San Juan
Mous
Juan End Pointe
Mellinghar
Calla
Richardeon
Anacortes
Orcas
East Sound
Olga
Puget Sound Navigation
Ocean Falla
BR. C
Shattie
Dungenese Paseed
Horace X
Beattle
U & L & Relief No. 92
Morning Star
Columbis Porte
Bastemm Guide
Honolulu
Man Francisco
Rose
Relief No
N. T. Vulcan
Puget Sound Navy Yard
Horace X. Raster
Ate Admirel Watson
Beatie
Horace X Waster
Horace X. Haster
T. Vulcan
Norfolk
Everett
Heattie
Eastern Guide
Wireless
U &. Naval Communications
Bpokane
Tokohama
Etre Valdes
Nome
Ee Milles
Cape Viateery
el Segundo
Juneau
Los Angeles
Nouth
Cape Ommaney
Ater Alakas
Cellio
Wone & McCormick Line
Chery St
Ruchre
Netern Washington
Noes
Seeree
Young America
Te Shippers
Peanuts
Virginia Keystone
Ducke
Ieene Turkere
Feu
Rio
Santos
Frisco
Ban Francisco
Fiata& Fancy
New York Stock Exchange
Care Nation
del Monte
Banitary
Welch
Fisher
T&e
Westlake Staller
San Juan Islands
Whatcom
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