Dog rescues tenants from burning Junction building fire
A dog named Buster leading policeman G A Stornanial woke fifteen tenants including three children and a baby to escape a late Tuesday blaze that gutted the Junction building at 20th Ave N W and Ballard. The roof collapsed as occupants fled, with the lower floor housing stores and stocks. Total loss may reach 25000. Earlier fires damaged a church and frame houses, with seven more fires fought citywide in the afternoon.
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20Th Ave. N. W
Ballard
Meir
Buster
Otto Wendland
G. A. Stornalal
Mra. Wendland
Jones Ave
Voters React Inquiries At White Center Mayoral Race
Residents including Mrs. Bailey Mrs. Devoe Mrs. Leiender and Mrs. Moriarity discuss election results and candidate names such as Caldwell and Hesketh while H C Green plans to construct three modern concrete and tile business buildings in White Center.
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H. C. Green
White Centerfil
Potato Prices Hold Steady at 110 to 115 per ton
Local wholesale potato market remains steady at 110 to 115 dollars a ton with Tuesday slips noted. Cauliflower arrivals sold quickly, quotes listed at 2 dollars per unit and 3.50 for larger cases. Butter shows a weaker tone and raw milk price declines to 2.75 per cwt with expected butter drops. Hog receipts reach 90 head at stockyards while cattle stay weak and hog market holds firm.
Bank Clearings Totals Across Year Edge Higher
Bank clearings amount to several large totals including 6 897 364 91 and 1 919 607 58 and 2 475 159 00. Figures list multiple daily and periodic sums showing activity across banks and markets.
Local Market Prices for Vegetables and Fruits in Wholesale
Wholesale dealers list prices for cabbage, cucumbers, peppers, radishes, spinach, apples, peaches, grapes, oranges, almonds, walnuts, pistachios, and Japanese pears. Prices include per crate, per case, per pound, and per dozen, with notes on varieties and origin where readable.
Irregular Prices on New York Stock Exchange March 3
Stocks opened uneven with fractional changes from yesterday. Baldwin led gains, up to 110. United States Steel around 90. Missouri Pacific 194. Canadian Pacific 110. Southern Pacific 8. American Woolen 114. Oil stocks held, motor shares in demand, and Ottawa hints at a possible embargo on automobile imports.
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New York
Haldwin
United States Steel
Central Leather
Missouri Pacific
Brudebaker
Canadian Pacific
United States Mulcder
Southern Pacific
Penn
Hebhiehem Steel
Etoeken
Doheney Treven
Pan Ame
Rock Island
Ottawa
Dominion
Chicago Live Stock Market Report March 3
Chicago dispatch shows 17,000 head hogs steady to slow with bulk sales 14.60 to 15.60 for packers and 16.18 to 16.40 for butchers. Cattle receipts 5,560 head steady to strong with beef cuts 16.00 to 16.50 for steers and 14.60 to 16.60 for calves. Sheep receipts 14,000 head steady to lower with lambs 14.20 to 14.60 and ewes around 6.60.
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Chicago
Steem
Sanitary Stall Ads Offer Milk Deals and Food Items
A garbled market bulletin lists stalls with varied prices on milk and cocoa products, coffee, flour, and canned goods. It mentions prices like 1.05 and 2.96, pork and veal loaves, ground meat, and margarine plus fruit items such as bananas and oranges, with several unreadable totals and stray notes.
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Broonomy
Statia
Vessels in Port at Seattle Today
A list of ships and docks in Seattle harbor with many vessel names, terminals, and yards mentioned. Notable entries include Pacific Coast, Weet Jappe Lake Union, Snoquaimte, Fort Jackson, and several long lists of shipyards and dredging works.
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Seattle
Asmith Gove
Mtr
Mpokane
Otr
Ae Pett
Pultonil—Motor Sehr
Ngineering
Sir Reastern Mariner
Rhinner & Eddy Garde
Brave Coeur
Wir
Kestern Crag
Sehr Wawona
Bk Ciriental Aleck Camahip Company
Air Vietor
Mtar
Thurnside Hanford
Etr
Mastern Ocean
Lander
U. & & Surveyor
Pyckane
Mont Gervin
Eastern Crown
Eastern Victor
Ater
Duble
Weet Campean
Apiew Yarde
tHir Housevelt
Jappe Lake
Union
tMulia Snoquaimte
Broxton
Leota
Endymion
Fort Jackson
Addiesen
Donighton
Dowesmeont
Mournevile
Allenhuret
Abilla
Adria
Capraria
Elestra
Delwin
Abydos
Arcedemia
Academia
Pewuta
Hinck Wolf
Mickland
Maetine
Branford
Agron
Anthen
Fort Harrison
Fort @tannis
Imufka
Kiten
Loots
Diene
Cagacan
Covtan
Cineyran
Cardia
Elissa
Aehre Araten
Henry Wilson
Balvator
Alloe
Wawona
Maid of Orleans
Bee Corva
Freene
Etre Tenginek
Ko“tak
Todd
Dridock
Eastern Gale
Dewey Heffernan Drydock
Northwestern
Kings & Winge Yarde
Motor Acir
Joseph Pulltner
R Claneman
Denver Market Status Read as of March 2
Denver cattle market reports show receipts around 1,000 head with mixed prices. Steers bring about 9.50 to 10.56 per cwt, cows and heifers 7.50 to 9.50, stockers and feeders around 9 to 10, calves about 16. Top steer price near 14.45 with most sales 12.76. Receipts total around 6,560 head with slower market and lambe at 11.60 to 12.06.
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Denver
Be. Howe
Ve. Herp
Truck Wreck in Collision Between Ford and Auto
Leake Cheney of 714 Spring St reports his Ford truck was wrecked in a collision with an auto driven by A. H. Brant of 910 First Ave at Rainier Blvd and Plummer St. Cheney says Brant was speeding. Brant denies speeding.
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Leake Cheney
Spring St
Fin Auto
A. H. Brant
First Ave
Rainier Bivd
Plummer
Hrant
Prowler Enters and Leaves Crary Home Untouched
A prowler entered H. L. Crary's house at 6320 16th Ave N B through a rear window early Wednesday but left without taking anything. Crary notified police that nothing appeared disturbed or stolen.
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H. L. Crary
16Th Ave
N. B
Crary
Says Case Against Socialists Weak
Albany report details Morris Hillquit summarizing the defense for five suspended socialist assembly members. He argues the prosecution relies on slips and indiscretions, accusing the committee of framing the Socialist party as violent. Hillquit blasts witness Peter Collins as ignorant of social harm.
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Albany
WN. Y
Morris Hillquit
Victor L. Berger
Peter Collins
Collins
Caldwell to Face Music at 8 P. M
Hugh M. Caldwell the newly elected mayor will be serenaded by the police band led by Lieut. William Carr at his home in 2717 Tenth Ave North Wednesday night. The event is framed as Caldwell facing the music after the election victory.
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Hugh M. Caldwell
Lieut
William Carr
Lieut. Carr
Caldwell
Tenth Ave. N
Three Die in Plane Crash Near Everglades Florida
Fort Myers reports Captain BR CG M Page pilot GHB Piryant tax assessor and T H Colcord city councilman were burned to death when their aircraft crashed and burned near Everglades Florida late yesterday.
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Fort Myers, Fla
BR. CG. M. Page
G. HB. Piryant
T. H. Colcord
Everglades
Fila
Dempsey Warrant Fails to Arrive in San Francisco
Angeles dispatch reports a draft evasion conspiracy warrant against Jack Dempsey and manager Jack Kearns has not yet arrived from San Francisco. The absence was noted at the U S district attorney's office.
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108
Angeles
Jack Dempsey
Jack Kearns
San Francisco
United States District Attorney
Plan Funeral for 11 Victims of Fire
The funeral for 11 Chinese victims of a Monday night bunding fire in Walla Walla will be held Thursday afternoon.
Tomato Canners Offer War Time Price For Farming Crops
Springfield Missouri March 3 Owners of tomato canneries in the Ozark region begin contracting with farmers who raise tomatoes for this year The majority of canners are offering 15 dollars a ton for the coming crop That is the same price paid during war times.
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Springfield
Ozark Region
National Bank Call Issued by Comptroller
The comptroller of the treasury issued a call for the condition of national banks at the close of business on Saturday February 28.
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Washington
Comptroller of the Treasury
Cabelle Oil Advances in New York Market
Cabelle crude oil rose 25 cents to 5.98 dollars a barrel in New York trading. The air service has selected 194 enlisted men on duty at various fields in the United States to take flying training.
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Cabelle Oil
New York
Cabelle
The
Air Service
United States
New Cabinet Post Urged to Aid Merchant Marine
Washington March 4 A proposal for a new cabinet post titled secretary of marine is under serious consideration by Senate commerce committee members. Supporters argue a marine or transportation department is needed to develop the merchant fleet and establish trade routes to South America the Orient and beyond. Opponents warn that adding seats would make the cabinet unwieldy as three other posts education aviation and transportation are also being discussed.
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Washington
Secretary of Marine
Oata
Senate Commerce Committees
Altho
Department of Marine
of Transportation
South America
Orient
Admisison of Japs Probed
The article reports on the naturalization of Japanese individuals in California and Hawaii, amid questions of race and eligibility. It notes Crutchfield’s stance that naturalization laws exclude Japanese and similar races, and cites federal court rulings affecting soldiers. It describes Hawaii’s mistaken interpretation and ongoing uncertainty about eligibility.
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San Francisco
United States Army
Hawaii
California
George A. Crutchfield
Crutchfield
Navy
Marine Corps
Merchant Marine
Alleged Deserter Arrested Here on Clothes Theft Charge
An alleged Marine Corps deserter named William De Pauli was arrested at Third Eve and Union by Patrolman C. Failing on Wednesday. He was accused of stealing clothes from his uncle.
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Marine Corps
William de Pauli
Union
C. Failing
Hotel Disturber Ousted by Police
Police report a man causing disturbance at the Bay State hotel at 3 a.m. Wednesday. Jack Reling was arrested by Motorcycle Officers G. J. Puller and F. C. Gladwin. Two roof fires caused about 5 dollars in damage each to the North Pacific Radiator Co. building and A Just residence on 14th Avenue. Passengers to White Center must transfer at Roxbury Street and 16th Avenue for two days due to road grading, requiring a short walk.
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Cain
Bay State
Jack Reling
G. J. Puller
F. C. Gladwin
North Pacific Radiator Company
Westlake N
A. Just
14Th Ave
White Center
Municipal Railway
Roxbury St
16Th Ave. &. W
Seattle reaffirms safe, sane progress under Caldwell
Mayor Caldwell declared the election results show Seattle is safe and sane and a good place to live. He pledged to honor veterans on a preferred service list, place the boiler inspector in the building office, and require heads of offices to report. James A. Duncan congratulated Caldwell and urged strong, humane leadership and public utility development.
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Elert Caldwell
Seattle
James A. Duncan
Micc Caldwell
Beattie
Pantages Show Highlights Berlo Sisters and Vaudeville Acts
The Berlo Sisters lead a week at the Pantages with their mother in tropical themed water acts. Other acts include Paul Pereira violin and quartet, Renard and Jordan with The New Hotel Clerk, Florence Rayfield, the Juggling Jokers, Harmonious Nonsense, and Pearl White serial The Black Secret. Palace Hip showcases Louis Wills Beaste Gilbert and company with The Masked Frolic and The Bingham Four. Other acts include Nonsical moments Cooper and Valle, Alsace Lorraine Girls aerial feats, Marjorie Barnum and Capt. Walter K. Yant from Movies to Vaudeville, Violet and Lewis acrobatics and Vagabond Luck photoplay.
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Berlo
Paul Pereira
Renard
Jordan
Florence Rayfield
Fred
Anna Pelot
Sherman
Van
Hyman
Fpantage
Palace Hip
Palace
Louis Wills
Beaste Gilbert and Company
Bingham Four
Cooper
Valle
Alsace-Lorraine
Marjorie Barnum
Walter K. Yant
Violet
Lewis
Candidates Speak in South Dakota
Senator Johnson of California charged that organized politics and big business back Governor Lowden, General Wood, and wealth and power shape the presidential race in Mitchell. James W. Gerard and James O. Monroe debated in Sioux Falls on Free Speech during the campaign.
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Mitchell
Lowden
Illinois
General Wood
Senator Johnson
California
Johnson
James W. Gerard
Germany
James O. Monroe
Sioux Falls
Dependent Family Softens Burglary Defendant’s Fate
Gordon Crane pleaded guilty to burglarizing a pay telephone at the Boston apartments 1425 Harvard Ave. Judge A W Frater deferred sentence and appointed County Jailer Will H Barr as Crane's guardian after learning he has a wife and child dependent on him.
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Gordon Crane
A. W. Frater
Crane
Boston
Harvard Ave
Pedestrian struck by auto on 14th Ave injured
A pedestrian hit by an auto driven by E. V. Ruger of 4315 Whitman Ave on 14th Ave refused to give his name. Ruger told police the injuries were only a bruised leg and he transported the man to his home.
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E. V. Ruger
Whitman Ave
14Th Ave
Ruger
Friendly Theft Leads to Reformitory Term for Evans
Robert Evans, 23, colored, pleaded guilty to stealing a salt from Joe Campbell's room in a prank between friends. Judge Gilliam sentenced Evans to one to 15 years in Monroe reformatory, stating the matter was more than a joke despite counsel's remark.
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Reformatory
Robert Evans
Joe Campbell
Jack
Evans
Fl Evans
Gilliam
Monroe Reformatory
Federal authorities to prosecute McVae over illegal still
Federal authorities will prosecute D. M. Mc Vae age 40 after a dry squad arrest at 1631 Ninth Ave Thursday night. Officers say a still and grape belonging to McVae were found in his home during the raid.
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D. M. McVae
Ninth Ave
McVae
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