U S Cabinet Talks Trade Expansion In World Context
Washington March 13 The cabinet meeting focused on blending domestic politics with overseas trade growth. Officials noted President Hoover must unify party factions and craft a foreign policy allowing unhampered American trade, amid debate on Germany reparations and U S voice in international associations.
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Ralph Hi. Turner
Washington
Hlow
Herbert Hoover
Europe
Germany
United States
America
Freight rate protests reach North Pacific official
Protests against a freight rate increase west of the Cascade mountains were presented to H. Henry, agent for the North Pacific coast freight bureau, and a railroad committee by a local delegation. Local canners insist there is no danger of overproduction in Western Washington as berry planting continues. The ship Golden Gate, after a collision in Manchester channel, is floated and in harbor at Run corning. the crew, mostly San Franciscans, is reported safe.
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Cascade Mountains
H. Henry
North Pacific Coast Freight Bureau
Washington
W. C. Mumaw
Montesano Co
F. B
Enp
San Francisco
Ralph Coal and Navigation Com
Golden Gate
Manchester Channel
England
Pie
Bids Open for Eight Highway Contracts
Highway Commissioner James called bids Tuesday for eight contracts including two building projects twenty two paving tasks and graveling of sections. Bids are to be received by April 18 at 2 p m.
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ASK Highway
James
Chamber Trustees Oppose Coal Packers Bill
Trustees of the Chamber of Commerce adopted a resolution disapproving the coal and packers bills intended to establish bureaucratic control over the coal and meat products industries nationwide.
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Chamber of Commerce
Mount Vernon School Bids Opened for Union High School
Bids for the Mount Vernon Union High School general contract will be opened Thursday according to the architectural firm Stephen Stephen and Brust. The building is expected to cost about $180,000.
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Union High School At
Mount
Stephen Stephen & Brust
Hearing on paving Rainier Avenue from Mass. to 57th
The streets and sewers committee set a council hearing for April 25 on paving the east half of Rainier Avenue from Massachusetts Street to 57th Street. The project spans five miles with an estimated cost of about 450000.
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Rainier Ave
Massachusetts St
57Th Sve
Streets and Sewers Committee
Pedestrians Hit by Automobiles Reported in City
1921 record shows several pedestrians struck by cars. L. C. Larsen of Reynolds Hotel was hit near First Ave and Blanchard St by C. G. Crombie’s auto after Monday night. 12 year old Helen Czarniecki at Lafayette Ave and 16th Ave and Beacon Ave was struck by J. T. Davis of Tacoma after Tuesday afternoon. Jean De Young of Second Ave was knocked down on Riverside Drive by M. B. Kearns’s car, suffering sprains and bruises.
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L. C. Larsen
Reynolds
C. G. Crombie
Ninth Ave. W
First Ave
Blanchard St
Crombie
Helen Czarniecki
Lafayette At
J. T. Davis
Tacoma
16Th Ave
Beacon Ave
Davis
Jean de Young
Second Ave
M. B. Kearns
California Ave
Riverside Drive
Miss de Young
Official Tugs To Greet Ship On Maiden Voyage
At 10 a m Monday April 4 two tugs will meet the steamship Wenatchee off Point No Point as she heads north on her maiden voyage from New York to the Orient via Beattie Governor Hart Seattle Mayor Caldwell and Wenatchee officials will greet the ship and board officials for the remainder of the journey up Puget Sound An elaborate reception for passengers including many notables has been prepared
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Point No-Point
Pacific
New York
Orient
Beattie
Gov. Hart
Caldwell
Seattle
Chase
Wenatches
Sound
No Revival Seen for Shipbuilding for Two Years
William Todd of Todd Drydock says revival in shipbuilding is not possible for at least two years. He is in Tacoma for the launching of the scout cruiser Milwaukee, traveling from New York with Hoboken Mayor Patrick R. Griffin. The report also notes the Canada liner and other ships en route, plus market quotes for cash wheat and money on call. Weather details from Tatoosh Island are included with wind and sea conditions.
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William Todd
Todd Drydock & Construction Corporation
Tacoma
Milwaukee
Todd
New York
Patrick R. Griffin
Hoboken
Canada
Seattle
Maritime port activity and vessel arrivals list
A dated compilation records arrivals and movements of ships across multiple ports. It lists vessels such as City of Spokane, Northwestern, Princess Mary, Ara bia Mare, Ohioan, Col legian, and Admiral Goodrich among others, with routes including Seattle Yokohama Kobe Shanghai and Vancouver. The report notes port calls at Seattle Portland Spokane San Francisco and more, with timings and dock details.
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Jefferson
Port Wttam
A. Seward
Alaska
City of
Spokane
Manna Vie Point Wells
Yokohama
Kobe
Shanghai
Longwong
Tacoma
Vancouver
Comex
Hall
Puence Aires
Seattle
San Francisco
Balboa
New York
Pelfant
Etr
Arabia Mare
De-ight
B. C
Boston
Ohioan
Cristobal
San Pedro
Norfolk
Cristobal San Francisco
Masatian
Beattie
Smith Cove
Eastern Leader
Edmore
Weet Notus
Great Northern
T Maru
Hell Street
Kamchatka
Grand Trank Pacific
M. C. Brush
Admiral Goodrich
Canadian Prospector
Henry T. Scott
Junean
F. & Loop
Queen
Pacific Coast Coal Bunkere
Eastern Glen
Shipping Board Yarde
Weatward Ho
Himarod
Kayaeka
Hconium
Delapa
Yosemite
Alice
Broa Milling Co
Rainier
Aska Steamship
Ttr
Skagway
Santa Ana
Cacy Street
Burnside Mast Waterway Dock & Warehouse
Attr Port
Mary Odd
Foreign exchange rates in New York market firm
Foreign exchange opened firm in New York with the pound at $3.91 and various currencies quoted. Sterling rose to $3.91 while francs, lire, marks, Canadian dollars and kronen posted fractional changes in the day’s market.
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New York
France
New York Coffee and Sugar Prices Report
New York markets show raw sugar at 6.27 and granulated sugar at 59.26 per unit. Coffee spot No. 7 Rio trades at 6% 6%c and No. 4 Bantos at 44% 9 c.
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N. Y
New York
Rio
Prayer Service Led by Rev Dr McLaughlin at Trinity
Rev Dr John D McLaughlin rector of St Mark s church urged prayer at noon and during morning and night as part of the united Lenten service held at Trinity church on Tuesday noon.
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John D. McLaughlin
St. Mark's Church
Trinity Church
Architect Vorhees Plans 1 Colonial Home for Dr Templeton
Architect W. W. Vorhees designs a large Colonial residence for Dr. C. L. Templeton on Cascadia Drive. The project is projected to cost about $25,000 and will occupy a substantial site.
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Cascadia Drive
W. W. Vorhees
C. L. Templeton
Upward Trend Holds on New York Market
Market notes show continued upward movement on the York Nine market with gains in Automobile shares, Pierce-Arrow at 45, Strong demand for shipping, and rail stocks mixed as Governor Miller’s traction program influences prices. Interborough and Rapid Transit certificates rise, while several railroad and industrial issues post gains or hold steady.
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New York
olly-Spinefield
Priege
Millers Traction
Hattan
Interborough
Ant S
Brooklyn Rapid Transi
Ia &Venge
California Petroleum
Up & States
Maprinadieldy
Atlantic Gulf
Sélthen
York Central
New Haven
Startford
United Mates
Nadiott-Johnson
Market Report Local Produce Prices Plunge and Rise
Rhubarb appears on streets at 14 to 16 cents a pound while green onions sell for 30 cents per dozen. California radishes, peppers, and peas show varied pricing with celery quotes at 4 to 6 dollars per crate and strawberries arriving from Louisiana before Thursday morning. Egg prices remain weak with dairy product markets mixed amid a fluctuating regional supply.
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California
Seattle
San Diego
Louisiana
Wholemlers
Grain futures slide after weak demand in Chicago trading
Chicago March 23 grain prices opened higher on poor crop reports in parts of the wheat belt but soon fell as heavy selling by commission houses outweighed demand. March wheat opened at 1.51% per bushel, slipped to 1.43% later, corn opened at 65% and fell, July corn at 69% also eased, oats and barley showed mixed moves. Live stock notes also report hogs and cattle prices with lighter demand and steady to lower trends. A separate item notes John F Plannigan of Defiance Ohio, aged 95, dead.
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Chiicago
Chicago Board of Ade
Cate
Denver Live Stock Market Report March 02
Market roundup shows receipts at 1 100 head with cattle and calves steady. Sheep and lambs trade higher with top lambs around 9.60 while cattle and hogs move unevenly and calves sell near 7.60 to 9.70 per hundredweight.
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Denver
Neewipta
Lamba
Owen
Teges
Portland Market Report Shows Steady Cattle and Cheese Prices
Market across Portland on March 5 shows cattle receipts steady at 144 with demand active for receipts. Sheep receipts unchanged at 124. Oats and oats-related items unchanged. cheese prices reported around 140 with limited movement.
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Portland
San Francisco Produce Prices Reported
Market notes from San Francisco dated March 21 list Eatras at 19 1/2 cents per pound and California cheeses at 22 1/2 cents per pound. Other items include 9 cents for don, extra pulleta, and under sleed pulleta.
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San Francisco
California
Goa
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