Labor Protections in Mexico Cited by Johnston
William H. Johnston, president of the International Association of Machinists, notes features in Mexico’s new constitution guarding eight hour day, restricted night work for women, and bans on child labor under 12. Employers must provide sanitary housing with rents limited to half a percent of property value. The article also covers union goodwill toward labor and various labor actions in the United States and abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Johnston
International Association of Machinings
Mexico
Tn &1
John
Ated Industries Will Bulletin
Bulletin of the Associated Industries of
Massachusetts
la Follette Seamens
International Sea’s Union
National Associa of Masters, Mates and Pilots
National Engineers’ Reneve Association
Atlanta Printing Presemen's Union
Tional Fur Workers
International Ladies’ Gar Workers’ Union
Amalgamated Clothing Workers
Ind
American Bosch Magneto Co
Springfield
Mass
England
Public Market Economy Odds and Ends at City Stalls
A bustling public market listing food and household items across stalls from Queen City to Pike Place. Items include Ghirardelli chocolate 3 percent, Aunt Jemima pancake flour 1 percent, evaporated milk 15 cents, pork and lamb roasts, coffee blends, canned peaches 94 cents, Del Monte products, Royal White Soap, and assorted produce priced per can or pound with multiple stalls noted. Shoppers encounter candy, cereals, beans, soup, margarine, sugar, and cleaning supplies priced in cents and dollars, reflecting era market pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ghirardelli
Jemima
Queen City
Soc T
Stalin
Westlake
Best Ranch
Webb
del Monte
Reliance
Epinach
Pike Place
Gassort Maine Corp
State Agencies Seek Bids for Supplies
Nearly 40 state institutions plan six month purchases of food clothing and other supplies. Seattle firms have been invited to submit bids for the state contract program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CALA
Seattle
Pioneer Ship Man Dies In Northwest Steamship Era
Funeral services for Max Kalish a pioneer Northwest steamship operator were held in San Francisco after his death in Seattle. Kalish helped launch the Humboldt and earlier served as purser on the Idaho. The article notes maritime activity including new agents and ships bound for Seattle, with cargo and repair updates and a weather report from Tatoosh Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pioneer Ship Man
Max Kalish
Pioneer Northwest Steamship
Seattle
San Francisco
Kalish
Idaho
Humboldt
March 1 Naval Movements and Casualty Report
Detailed ship movements list routes from San Diego to San Francisco and across Puget Sound with times in February and March. Mentions Admirals Dewey Schley Watson and vessels Walden North Western and Alameda plus a casualty report of Mr Labrie ashore near Anacapa Island with no immediate danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walden
Halled
Str
North- Western
Juneau
Admiral Watson
San Pedro
Labrie
Anacapa Island
Oxnard
Cal
San Pedro No Wa
Vessels in Port Reflections of March Ship Movements
Maritime notices report anchors and arrivals at Clallam Bay Seattle and San Diego with multiple vessels including Salvator Kidridge Rotarian Phyllis Admiral Evins Admiral Goodrich and Admiral Dewey. Navigation details show routes from Seattle Tacoma Port Blakeley San Francisco Yokohama Kobe Shanghai Manila and Juneau with several ships bound for Union Bay Tacoma and Seattle.
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Admiral Dewey
San Diego
San Pedro
San Francisco
Tami
Vancoover
Tame
Mukilteo
Honolulu
Tacoma
Derblay
Valperaiso
Ports
Clallam Bay
Salvator
Port
Seattle
Str
Admiral Evins
At & P. m. Se Gee Ae
Admiral Wateon
Juneau
Cape Plattery
Union Pay
Naval Communications
Quinault
San Franccisco
Beattie
Union Kay
Smith Cove
West Notua
Usnc Brookline
Great Northern
Bell Street
Heather
Latoucha
Protestious Pier
Mukiiteo
Admiral Goodrich
Spokane
Admiral Bedkley A. & Shipping Board Yarde
West Himrod
West Hartland
Eastern Leader
Iconium
Weatward Ho
Algonquin
Connecticut Street
Steelmaker
Alaska Steamship
Victoria
Skagway
Banta Ana
Stacy Street
Burnside
Lander Street
Weat Keene
Todd Dry Docks
Tr Forest King
Manila Maru
U ‘ C & G & Surveyor
City of Beattie
Paget Bount Bridge & Dredging Co
Hull Rainbow
Patterson
Ames Yard
Roosevelt Fisher's Flouring Milla Dock
West Katan
Lake Union
Hulla Abilla
Abnoba
Abydos
Addision
Allenhurst
Ahmik
Anthen
Bayden
Bertrand
Bingamon
Biecaya
Black Wolf
Planford
Delwin
Houghton
Pezuta
Puyallup
Cagacan
Capraria
Cardia
Cenina
Charua
Cheaterfield
Chalcia
Cineas
Cinyras
Corus
Cozian
Cola
Clone
Elissa
Electra
End
Northwest Master Builders convenes in Spokane March 1 2 3
At the annual convention in Spokane the Seattle members and others discuss affiliation with the Associated General Contractors of the Pacific Northwest or the formation of the Washington Master Builders association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwest Master Builders’ Association
Seattle
Spokane
Associated General Contractors of the
Pacific Northwest
Washington Master Builders’ Association
European Conditions Hit New York Stock Market Opening
March 1 news from VW YORK reports European conditions causing a weak opening on the New York exchange. United States Steel Baldwin Locomotive and Reading slipped while Consolidated Gas rose on a rate increase. Other listed names showed mixed moves as markets digested the allied supreme council’s termination with the German delegation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Allied Supreme Council
New York
United States Steel
Baldwin Locomotive
Reading
A. & Rteel
Laldwin Locomotive
Neading
Wi American Weblen
Netall
Texan Company
Crnel Bbe
Mexican Petroleum
Northern Pacific
Atantic Gulf
Brudebaker
Bky
New Haven
United States
Glory
Union Pacific
Utah Copper
Market Action Slows on Chicago Board of Trade
Grain prices changed only fractionally on the Chicago Board of Trade with slight gains seen in corn and oats as buyers entered. March wheat opened at 1.66 1/2 and dipped, May wheat opened at 1.56 1/2 and rose, May corn up 0 8 to 0 before settling, July corn steady then advanced. oats rose then held. Chicago live stock receipts climb with cattle and calves mixed and hogs higher as market shows uneven movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Melia
Neories Cattie
Pheet Steere
Fred Whoelessie
New York Commodity Prices Quiet on Sugar and Coffee
New York on March 1 reports sugar steady and coffee prices mixed. Raw sugar stands at 8.77 cents per pound with granulated at 7.76 cents, while coffee futures show No 7 Rio, Santos offerings at around 4.96 and 9 percent? indicating market quietness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Y
New York
Suger
Foreign Exchange Rates Edge Up in New York Opening
Foreign exchange opened in New York on March 1 with demand reaching attainable quotes. The franc traded at OTTO and Lire at .0964, marks at .0162, and Canadian dollars at .s76¢ as traders assessed initial activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foreign Exchange
New York
Pereien Exchange
France
OTTO
Produce Price Listings in San Francisco
San Francisco March 1. Market notes show various produce prices including Mata fancy 22 percent and extra fireta at 144 percent dot. pulleta 130 dos and sieved pulleta 33 cents per dos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Ban Francisco
California
Denver Market Report Cattle Steady to Higher
Denver cattle receipts 700 with higher market across the board. Steers bring 769 dollars, cows and heifers 406.50, stockers and feeders 507.50, calves 1012.56. Hog receipts 1,400 with top at 9.55 and bulk 5.60 to 9.45. Sheep receipts 1,700 with lambs 405.75 and ewes 4.75 to 6.75.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Cnles
Creck
Denver
Portland Market Status Report and Prices Steady
Portland market status shows cattle and cheese prices steady across items. Hoge receipts and Hutter entries indicate unchanged pricing with 300 pound cheese triplets listed at 3 cents and related market notes confirming stability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
French Labor Hoots Edict Sparks Strong Reaction
Paris reports a government edict dissolving the Confederation Generale du Travail CGT and fining leaders after a railroad strike. M. Jouhaux denounces the move as an attack on French unionism while vowing continued action. Britain may follow with court actions if labor councils act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
M. Jouhaux
Confederation General du Travail
Ilegal
Millerand
C. G.T
France
New York Stock Exchange Figures Reported
The figures show five million one hundred twelve thousand one hundred sixty seven dollars, seven hundred sixty five thousand seven hundred ninety nine dollars, one million nine hundred twenty two thousand nine hundred twenty two dollars, and six hundred sixty two thousand two hundred forty two dollars.
Butter Market Edges Down Quietly in Local Trade
The local butter market, firm in recent weeks, showed a slight drop on Tuesday with expectant buyers predicting further price reductions. California cabbage and other produce arrived by boat, with cabbage selling at 30 cents a pound and spinach at 1 50 a case, while the market for cauliflower remained light amid brisk fruit demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Walla Walla
Seattle Will Keep Her Ships Amid Allocation Uncertainty
Harold N. Moore of the Chamber of Commerce says national capital expects no current transport cuts while the shipping board finalizes trips to the Pacific coast. He spoke after a Washington conference and has returned to Seattle. Election of officers at the University YWCA was underway with Elo som Perry and Margaretta Stuart seeking president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altho
Shipping Board
Pacific Coast -Porta
National
Harold N. Moore
Retail Trade Bureau
The
Chamber of Commerce
Washington, D. C
Seattle
Elosom Perry
Margaretta Stuart
Better Times Ahead in State
Clancy M. Lewin secretary of the Manufacturers' Association of Washington reports widespread resumption of business across the state after survey findings. He notes February was a banner month for several industries and only about 1 percent of 400 manufacturing concerns were badly hurt, but are now preparing to recover and expand into new foreign markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Washington
Clancy M. Lewin
Manufacturers’ Association of Washington
Treporta
Reclamation Bill Urged by Western Congressmen
Western lawmakers press for a national reclamation bill to expand federal involvement in irrigation. FP Blaine reports Western senators seek a broad measure, with Addison Smith proposing a new draft for upcoming Congress. Senator McNary met with President elect Harding, sparking hopes for an administration bill. the Bearts Chamber plans to push a resolution at the national meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley L. Jones
Chamber of Commerce
Blaine
Chamber
Washington, D.C
Addison Smith
Idaho
Bearts Chamber of Commerce
Salmon industry leaders discuss Pacific Northwest campaign
Leading salmon packers in the Pacific Northwest confer on extending the advertising drive started by the Associated Pacific Fisheries. Argentina estimates its new oat harvest at 60,500,000 bushels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific Northwest
Associated Pacific Fisheries
Argentina
Milk price hike set for March only by city dairy mission
Retail milk will rise by one cent a quart under the city milk mission order. Dealers faced the increase on Tuesday and the higher price takes effect for March only, with no long term change implied.
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the Star's
Ship News
Tides
Pacific Line
H. G. Purcell
Rolph, Mille & Co
South American Pacific Line
Pacific
San Sa
Las Vegas
General Steamship Corporation Line
South Pacific
Wooleey
Panama
Balboa
Merchants’ Exchange
Weather Bureau
Tatoosh Island
Croes Keys
Imperial Oil
Allsop
Admiral Schley
San Petro
Alameda
Southwestern
Alaska
Walter Lackenbach
Tr Deel
Vancouver
B. C
Wireless
Food For
Arnold
Mast
Wilkes
Post-Intelligencer
N.Y
CRAIN
L. W. Manning
Datler
Toeeday
Deey
Cerna— Lis
Denver Live Stock Market
N. Y. Stock Exchange
Railroad Securities
Eee
Tacoma Clearings
Olympia
M. Green
Olympia National Bank
Amer
Amer Car & Pay
Amas
Amer International Uy
Amer Humatra i
Amer Locomotive
Amer Tel & Tel
Ark Deedrich Torewess
Northern
Sens
Oes
Lackawanna
Heuthern Pacific
Heutherm Nellway
Ais Mromberg
Atudebaker
Tesas Pacific
Tebeacee
Palen Of“Ff
Dela
Wabash
Westinghouse
Willye Coverland
L. J. Manning & Co
Atebicon
Arccese
Hethieherm Steel Heffe
Central Pacific
Cnh &Q
Mt. Pani
W. Gee
Lau & Nashville
Manney T'S
Cory
Penneylvania
le Bel
J. B Mansing & Cts
Nuestan
Ruewian
Merlin
Ea Hamburg
Munich
Soans
Eee Oweer
Imperial Valley
Het House
Lee Angeles
Arkansas
Abe
Tmonds
Heasitt
Dulieta
State Department
Rae Ae 73 Optical Co
Chas J. Sexton, Mer
Third Avenue
the Bank OF California
National Association of San Francisco
United States Bonds
Letters of
Federal Reserve Bank
Bank of California, National Association
National Association
Columbia
Rem
Marlon
Victoria, BC
Port Angeles
San Juan Island Point
Port Townsend
Puget Sound
American Bank
Northwest
Bessemer
American Savings Bank and Trust Company
Second Avenue
Madison Street
Colman Dock
Puget Sound Navigation CO
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