Rhubarb Easy At Five Dollars Per Box
Fresh California wholesale market report notes rhubarb at $5 per 40 pound box with other produce pricing in play. Asparagus 30 to 35 cents a pound, radishes 5 cents a dozen large bunches, cauliflower $2 half crate, and butter weak across wholesale houses. Eggs firm, receipts up slightly, storage stocks below last year. No market changes expected Friday or Saturday, with a possible decline early next week. garbled lines include various price listings for carrots, beets, yams, lettuce, and other items.
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California
18 Year Old Girl Is Held as Forger
Margaret Turner 18, a schoolgirl, was arrested here Thursday night for passing two checks totaling about 40 dollars. She was found with a large bundle of spurious paper and held on an open charge. Detective R R Herbert said she was about to board a car when arrested. Nearby, Seattle police sought to locate relatives of A L Clark, who died by his own hand in San Jose, asking for his brother John B Clark to be notified.
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Margaret Turner
R R. Herbert
A. L. Clark
San Jose
Cal
Seattle
John B. Clark
Seattle Ship Tide and Weather Observations
The report notes tides in Seattle with high and low tides listed and a Saturday 5:04 p m reading. Inland weather at Mareh Bl reports rising thermometer, cloudy skies, wind from the northeast at miles per hour. Also mentions a two mast steamer, destroyers numbers 296 through 301, and the vessel Wapama in the passage.
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Mareh Bl
Maritime Sailings Through Pacific Northwest Routes
March 21 to March 30 listings show ships from New York to Wabash via Martimore Balboa San Pedro San Francisco Portland and Anacortes with several calls. Other vessels include Northland from San Francisco via Bellingham Everett and Anacortes with 126 pm start. Admiral Bedley sails to Vancouver via Everett Bellingham Anacortes and met ships to Anacortes. Francisco heads to London via Portland San Francisco San Pedro Balboa Glasgow and Liverpool. Rose sails to Astoria with 3 18 pm call.
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New York
Martimore
Balboa
San Pedro
San Francisco
Portland
Anacortes
Northland
Bellingham
Everett
U. & & Swallow
Admiral Bedley
Vancouver
Anacorte
Otr Francisco
London
Glasgow
Liverpool
le ML
T. Rose
Astoria
Maritime Movements Report from Multiple Ports
The log records numerous vessel movements including arrivals and sailings in Juneau Valparaiso Kobe Shanghai and more. Ships such as Arcadian vessels Oniean Pine Tree State Steel Navigator Chattanooga City Florence Luckenbach and Weet Lieta are noted with departures to Beattie Seattle Port Angeles and Beattie services among others.
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New York
Beattie
Shanghai
Pine Tree State
Valparaiso
Ater Column
Heattle Halbos
Steel Navigator
Seattle
Chattanooga City
Heattie
Marry Luckenbach
Mattie Luckenpened
Weet Lieta
Beatt Kobe
Vencouver
Mary
Monelulu
Sehr Alice Cooke
Bellingham
Sche Minale A. Caine
Port Angelica San Fedro
Ernest M. Meyers
Florence Luckenbach
Seattie
Weat Maven
San Francisco
Robin Goodfellow
Balled
Rainier
Seattion
Port Angeles
Vessels in port at Seattle and nearby terminals
List of ships and vessels docked or moored at Seattle area terminals including Smith Cove Pier A and various piers with names such as Silver State West Jappa Pier, Keystone State Manley City of Spokane Algonquin Pearl Masatian Northland Wabash D-Ster Muth Alewander Roby J. M. Curtin Ban Juan Cross Keys Delight Delrows Thoniom Anna E K Morse Wallingford Weat Ca hokia Weet Martland Labrico Weatleon Western Knight Manley West Jester Osage Steel Hetentiet Willfare Connecticut Street Terminal Osage Steel Hetentiet Willfare Steel Heller Worker CG Dellwood Yosemite Alaska Steamship Moorings Valdes Macy Street Terminal U OC Durn side Maine Todd Drydocks N ta beta Forest Friend Chas FL Neon Puget Bound Bridge Dredging Patterson Ames Verd Roosevelt Lily Mille Para De Norata Nettleton Mill Mobile City Heffernan Deck Bark Ketchikan Stream Rooy Santa Rita Winston Marine Morning Star Griffin Belfast Coquitlam City Helene.
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Seattle
Smith Cove
Silver State
Jappa
Keystone State
Manley
Bpokane
C. & C G. M Halda
Algonquin
Peal
Masatian
Northland
Wabash
Ster Muth Alewander
Union Pacific
Jaced
Lackenbach
Beattie Shipheliding & Drydock
Ca— Gee Echr Roby
Sehr
J. M. Curtin
Nery
Ban Juan
Lw. & Shipping Beard Moortags
Cross Keys
Delight
Delrows
Ete
Thoniom
Anna EK
Morse
Etr
Miverade
Wallingford
Weet
Cahokia
Durnside
Maine
Todd Drydocks
Sehr Chas FL Neon
Puget Bound Bridge and Dredging Co
Patterson
Ames Verd
Roosevelt
Lily Mille
Orata Nettleton Mill
Mobile City
Heffernan Deck
Ketchikan
Stream
Stimeon Mill
Santa Rita
Winston Marine
Tr Pacific
Morning Star
Griffin
Bare Belfast
Building permits rise to 12.9 million in 1921
The 1921 building department report shows permits valued at 12,863,425 dollars, issued by Supt. James E. Blackwell. In 1929 permits totaled 13,760,090 dollars, reflecting postwar downturn. More permits were issued in 1921 than 1920, totaling 11,051 versus 10,146, with several large projects under consideration.
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Building Department
James E. Blackwell
Blackwell
Stocks Continue Strong Opening on Wall Street
Stocks showed persistent strength at the New York Stock Exchange with early gains across rails and steel. New highs appeared for New York Central and Bethlehem Steel as traders digested the federal reserve statement and favorable annual reports boosting standard issues and leading names.
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Wall Street Journal Financial Review
New York
New York Stock Exchange
Federal Reserve
Itresauer
New York Central
Pennsylvania
General Electrice
Mexican Petroleum
Agi
New Haven
Frs
Heblehemi
American
U. B Rubber
Conai
Armoss
Chandler
Methlehem I
International Harvester
Liquor Theft Trial Drags In Federal Court
The trial of men charged with robbing a government warehouse of 30000 dollars in liquor on August 29 continued in Judge Jeremiah Neterer's court. Friday focused on Warren V. Youmans with testimony and cross examination. Youmans denied conspiring to store stolen liquor at 5th and Atlantic and said he did not know the contents of the shipment he stored or that removal would reveal alcohol.
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Jeremiah Neterer
Warren V. Youmans
Youmans
Atlantic Et
Man Missing Since Monday Sought Here
Police have no trace of Arthur Donaldson 23 a ship fitter after he left his Norman home Monday and has not returned. His wife informed authorities of his disappearance.
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Arthur Donaldson
Norman Sr
Donaldson
Railways Reprimanded Over Repair Costs in 1920
The interstate commerce commission condemned the Pennsylvania and New York Central railroads for paying high repair costs at non owned shops. The ruling, 6 to 5, blames inefficiency rather than graft, and supports unions alleging shop closures to boost non union costs during the summer of 1920.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Pennsylvania
New York Central
Ihe
Increased Costa
Seattle Delays 1.5 Million Ewan Lake Pipeline Award
City Engineer A H Dimock faced opposition as the board of public works postponed bids for a week on the Ewan Lake pipeline project. Local business leaders urged awarding to Continental Pipe Co while Dimock pushed Grant Smith & Co of San Francisco for the full contract worth 1 463 602 dollars.
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A. H. Dimock
Seattle
Board of Public Works
Ewan Lake
J. A. Swalwell
Chamber of Commerce
William Short
Continental Pipe Co
Beattie
Dimock
Grant, Smith & Co
San Francisco
Janitor Charged With Home-Brewing at City Home
John Saxton a 65 year old janitor living at 2114 Eighth Ave N was charged after authorities found 50 gallons of brew in one batch and 64 quarts in cases in a cellar. He was released Friday on $200 bond.
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John Saxton
Eighth Ave. N
Saxton
Robbers Make Two Rich Thefts At City Stores
Thefts of tobacco valued at 275 dollars from the tobacco store of T. Cares, 501 Pike Street, and articles valued at 475 dollars from Vrush and Lane Co., 1619 Third Avenue, were reported to the police Friday.
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T. Cares
Pike &T
Vrush & Lane Co
Third Ave
Filipino immigrant earns first charcoal sketch for President Harding
Fortune Ocampo, a 20 year old Filipino who arrived in 1918, completed a charcoal sketch after six months of study at the Seattle School of Industrial and Commercial. He previously did household work canneries and odd jobs to support himself and now presents his work to the president.
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Fortune Ocampo
Alison At
Seattle Schoo of Industrial and Commercial
Harding
Ocampo
Inquest Set Over Murdered Man MacDonald
A coroner's inquest will be held in the morgue Saturday at 10 a.m. to investigate the death of Daniel Alexander MacDonald who was found buried in a gravel pit near Ronald station with his head battered. MacDonald's brother is expected to testify and Attorney H. H. Guth will likely participate.
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Daniel Alexander MacDonald
MacDonald
H. H. Guth
Ronald Station
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