Japan envoy urges end to war talk in U S address
In Cleveland on May 3 Baron Shidehara, Japan's ambassador, denounced deliberate war propaganda and urged calm, constructive U S relations. He warned against sensational reports and urged mutual trust, citing shared material interests and responsibilities for harmony between Japan and the United States.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Japan
Paron Kijurera
United States
Chain of Commerce
Baron Shidehara
Washington
Kile
Ces
America
Pacific Ocean
Mind Triumphs Over Matter in Seattle Court
In Judge Otis W Brinker's court on Monday the university's land rights prevailed over the city's condemnation bid. Assistant Attorney General John A Homer argued the city sought a street route but the court recognized the university's paramount title to the lands. The decision upheld University of Washington property over the proposed public right of way.
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Otis W. Brinker
University of Washington
John A. Homer
Yealer
Union Bay Place
Jones Immigration Amendment Killed in Senate
The Senate rejected Senator Jones's amendment to the immigration restriction bill which would block new immigrants for 14 months unless coming on American ships. Senator Trammell proposed a two year total suspension. The dispatch notes Japan seeks fair treatment and adherence to restrictive emigration, arguing diplomacy and mutual accommodation will settle the problem.
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Washington
Senate
Jones
United States
Japan
Tariffs and Lime Trade Frictions Between United States and Canada
The piece argues U S lime and limestone tariff policy harms American producers by inviting Canadian retaliation. It notes Canada imposed duties on raw limestone and manufactured lime, driving Puget Sound quarries idle while prices to consumers stayed high. The author contends protectionist tilt benefits foreign producers and criticizes Democratic tariff ideology.
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Pacific Northwest
British Columbia
Canada
Puget Sound
House
Ways and Means Committee
United States
Europe
Victory Rubber Company Opens Seattle Plant
The Victory Rubber Company of Seattle begins operation of a $100 000 plant devoted to mechanical rubber goods. It plans three shifts by June 1 and eventual employment of 700 with a $40 000 monthly payroll. Officers include M. Laster president Geo I Endert vice president and Fred Poltras secretary.
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Victory Rubber Company of
Seattle
University
Pacific Northwest
The
Victory Rubber Company
Northwest
Singapore
Beattie
M. Laster
Geo. I. Endert
Famous Players Lasky Corporation
New York City
Tregoning Company Active in Spring Building
Tregoning and Company at the end of West 5th street Ballard operates a large plant for sash doors interior finish glass and millwork. Forty five men? No sixty five skilled workers. Frank Tregoning president secured a Los Angeles millwork contract for Wilshire Presbyterian Church. Architect Robert Orr praised the plant as the coast’s most complete. Office at 300 Securities Building under Charles Tregoning.
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Ballard
Tregoning and Company
Pacific Coast
Frank Tregoning
Los Angeles
Wilshire Presbyteran
Washington
Robert Orr
300 Securities Building
Charles ‘Tregoning
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Eczema
Sean
Artell’ Prt
Dental X
Beety
Coolie
H. T. Harvey
Eitel
Elliott
Cassidy
Wellington
Arrow Coal Co
C. Ferree
Fourteenth Ave
N. W
James Henry
Power & Light
Seattle—Tacoma
Bellingham
Everett
Industrial and Business Review
National Republican
Seattle Lighting CO
Main
Lang’s Ranges
Frederick & Nelson
Lang Lanumactur
Ing Co
Plaster Wall Board
F. T. Crowe & CO
Miret Avener
Deck Street
Tacoma
Port Blakely
Mills
Port Blakely, Wash
Seattle, Wash
the Barrett CO
Lake Unter
Genenmal OrPrichs
Shatt
Waassit
Continental Pipe Manufacturing Company
Grand Ridge Coal
Ravensdale Coal
West Coast Iron Works Municipal Castings
Pheer Nallord
14Th N. W. Shuttle, CT
Carbonado
Pacific Car & Foundry CO
Orrick
Alaska
Vpheac Weaetas
Iowa
Colman Creosoting Works
GAT Colman Hidg. Eilett
Weat Waterway
Pacific Creosoting Co
Creosoting Dewegtas
Northern Life Bldg
Phear—Elliott
Tel. Main
Seattle Oxygen Company
Post Street
A. Hallum
the Brinkley Co
Eiliett
Buro Wall Board
All-Weed Pulp Board
Albion Manufacturing CO
West Madison Main
Seattle Boiler Works
Hellers
Ena Pipe Lines
Meokestacksa
Bass-Hueter Paint CO
Local Rubber Company
Tregoning Company
People’s
Makers of
Puget Timber CO
Marion
Queen Anne Canby CO
Roslyn and Queen Coal
Roslyn Fuel CO
WHITE
Sidney
Washington Liquid Gas Company, Inc
A.B.C
Nalhead Ave
Emett
Walworth ManuFacturing Co
First Ave
Great Western Smelting & Refining Co
Hankitt Metals
Ninth Ave
Enterprise Brass Foundry
Lander St. Main
C. C. Ramsay & CO
New York
Puget Sound Box Co
14Th Ave
N. W. Ballard
Life Boats
Toys and Cruisers
Stetson & Past Lumber Co
Hanford St
Whatcom Ave
San Juan
Kelley-Clarke CO
H. L. Bennett Box Factory, Inc
Elitett
SEARS
Western Store
Rainier Valley
Barton & CO
Producers
Nacos
Lamas
Elliett
Simonds
Occidental Ave
Western Smelting and Power Company
G. L. Tanzer
Mesager Smelter
Cooke
Park County
Montana
Western Ave
Max
Mum
Leocroar
Maurice Hoard
General
Eckart Plumbing and Heating CO
Third Ave
Suess Glass Co
Sthons
Virginia
Westlake
Derry Renton Clay & Coal CO
A. C. Goerig
Seattle Reem
Telephone Elliott
General Contractor
Alaska Bldg
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