Wilson on War Policy in Knox Senate Debate
Washington May 6 Declar that President Wilson prefers to keep the country in a state of war rather than abate any part of his program. Knox Pennsylvania reports a Senate debate on the resolution urging peace and a return to peacetime prerogatives. The speaker warns of ruin if delay continues and calls for rational executive action to end wartime policies.
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Washington
Wilson
Ted
Knox
Pennsylvania
Senate
Prac
Sane
Amanapip
Ruins of Sands on Beaches Erode by Water Action
The text notes that sands found on beaches and other places crumble away or fall apart largely due to water action. It mentions erosion and weathering processes affecting shorelines and similar sandy areas.
Seattle Star DIRECTORY Attorneys at Law Listings
Directory style listing of law and professional services including consultation free fees moderate and locations such as Burke Bidg 905 Second Ave and 619 Maynard Hide Firstave. Also features patent attorney Frederick P. Gorin with patent services and other professionals like chiropractors and collateral loan services with address references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BALL
Burke Bidg
Second Ave
Downs Bik
Sadav
Frederick P. Gorin—Pats
American
Ign
Waah
Washington
Maynard Hide
Tf Firetave
N. Fenwick
Lawrence S i Burke Pride
Mayor Confers on Prosecution Over Club Raid
Mayor Caldwell met with Deputy Prosecutor T. H. Patterson to discuss state felony charges likely to be filed against Frank Hall and Roy Allen arrested in the raid on the Service Club at 421 Olivest. Police Captains Searing and Damm attended. a dispute with Chief Warren followed the release of two men on bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caldwell
T. H. Patterson
Mmayor
Olivest
Paterson
W. H. Searing
Hane Damm
Patterson
Pedestrians Hit by Autos This Year
Carl Johnson a government mail clerk at 6525 Fourth Ave N E reported to police Wednesday that he ran over a small girl as she ran from behind a street car at Eastlake Ave and Martin. He said a wheel passed over one of the girl’s legs and she was taken away in another automobile before her name or injuries could be learned.
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Carl Johnson
Fourth Ave. N. E
Government Mail
Eastlake Ave
Martin
Johnson
Bowman hotel critique and Paris price comparisons
New York writer Herbert Corey discusses John McK Bowman canceling a Seattle hotel, noting his efficient but impersonal service. Bowman defends high hotel costs as driven by higher labor expenses and compares U S prices with Paris, where an American traveler plans to return to save money, while observing temperamental women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bowman
England
France
Paris
Deilare
Balancer Report Shows Clearing Totals and Balances
Financial summary lists Tacoma Portland figures with totals 2,175,931.00 630,219.00 6,099,203 and residual 953,408.42 across entries. The data imply a ledger balance and clearing amounts for the period.
Local Market Prices for Vegetables Fruits and Dairy
A listing of wholesale prices paid to shippers for a variety of produce and dairy items. Artichokes asparagus peppers tomatoes apples grapes strawberries and dairy products are shown with per unit or per crate prices. Displayed values reflect market rates at local markets for sellers and middlemen.
Manly’s Review of Trade Conditions
Basil M. Manly analyzes the Japanese financial crisis’s knock on effects and US usury law conflicts, then shifts to World price inflation, tariff revisions, and trade indicators. He notes weak southern markets, strong New York banks, production booms in wool and textiles, a wheat shortage forecast, rising farm wages, and costly railroad strikes.
Prices and goods listed at Westlake public markets stalls
A wartime style vendor catalog lists stall numbers and a wide range of groceries. Items include green beans, coffee, flour, canned vegetables, meats, dairy products, fresh fruit, and baked goods with prices such as 20 cents for beans and 66 cents for butter. Names like Carnation milk and Karo syrup appear, along with fish such as halibut and cod and assorted cheeses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westlake
Stahl
Wesson
Bunkist
Alaska
KreoNomy
Fire Demon Takes Revenge on No 1
Dallas authorities report a dramatic incident where firefighter Daddy Garrett, superintendent of fire and telegraph, rushed to a blaze in a high powered car and witnessed the ruin of Old Number One, Dallas's first auto fire truck, driven by Garrett twenty years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Texas
Daddy” Garrett
Garret
Man Fined For Liquor In Hip Pocket Public Place
Winnipeg May 5 A man named Charles Howard was fined 200 dollars by Magistrate McDonald for carrying a bottle on his hip in a public place. Howard contended the pocket was private, but the judge dismissed the argument and upheld the fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg
McDonald
Charles Howard
Howard
Bunk
Walks 100 Miles to See Policemen
Oklahoma City story about Tootsie the bull terrier who followed her master to Okmulgee, 100 miles away, then walked back to police headquarters to reunite with the desk sergeant and fellow officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Tootsie
Police
Okmulgee
Here
French President Deschanel Adopts Soft Attire on Tour
Paris May 6 soft felt hats soft collars and lounge suits were prescribed by President Deschanel for himself and his entourage during a tour of France. Previously the president wore a stiff shirt and swallow-tailed coat on official duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Deschanel
France
World Traders in Great Meet 2 500 Delegates to Boost U S Trade
San Francisco hosts the seventh national foreign trade convention May 12 to 15 with more than 2,500 delegates expected. Delegates arrive from China Japan Australia New Zealand India and South America as special ships and trains bring participants to the Pacific coast. The program aims to explain why the United States has not secured a larger share of Oriental and South American trade and to promote closer ties between American manufacturers exporters and foreign markets. James A Farrell of United States Steel chairs the event joined by O K Davis and Robert Dollar in arrangements.
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Federal Reserve Board
United States
Canada
Great Britain
France
Italy
Swee den
Japan
Australia
Congress
Bradstreet
Paul N. Wilson
San Francisco
United Buties
Eand Trade Council
Pacific
China
New Zealand
India
Calcutta
Colombo
Ceylon
Singapore
French Indochina
Manila
Hongkong
Shanghai
Valparaiso
Chile
Pacific Coast
New York
Chicago
South America
Pacific Ocean
Philippines
James A. Farrell
United States Steel Corporation
National Trade Council
O. K. Davis
Robert Dollar
Robert Dollar Company
Status of the New York Stock Exchange opening
Trading opened with fractional advances focused on professional buyers. U S Steel rose to 95 and closed at 66 to 66 1/2, Republic Steel and Bethlehem Steel gained, Studebaker reached a daily high, and Texas Company and Atlantic Gulf showed notable price moves amid an otherwise firm general list.
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New York
United States Steel
American Bugar
Southern Pacific
Union Pacific
Republic
S. Cimetair
Bethlehem B
Baldwin
American
United States
Atlantic Gulf
Bethlehem BF
Texas Company
Tate
Studebaker
Lackawanna Steel
Lap
International Paper
Central Leather
Bethlehem Th
Replogie
Corn Prodiueta
Brudebaker
Mexican Petroleum
Sinclair
Pan-American
American Woolen
Chicago Live Stock Prices May 5 Receipts Rise
Chicago reports cattle and sheep receipts around 18 000 and 17 000 head. Markets show gains with beef and pork ranges noted, including butcher steers 7.75 to 12.75 and lambs 19 to 18.50.
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TSG
Ie Eesti and
Helfers
Rulle
Chicago
Wales
Palven
Owen
New York Commodity Quotations Report May 6
New York May 6 notes show coffee and sugar bids with details for Rio 164% to 15%e per lb, Santos 33% to Cease Ib, Raw sugar 19.56 to 19.72 cents per pound, granulated at 17.50 to 2 percent per pound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Rio
Napa Santos
Foreign exchange steady at New York open May 5
The May 5 New York foreign exchange market opened steady with the franc and marks showing small gains. The dollar to Canadian currency stood around 0.? The report notes specific bid levels and minor shifts across several currencies as traders assess early activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Denmwnd
Prominent Delegates to Western Democratic Convention Named
The roster includes Robert H. Patehin Export Manager for W. R. Grace & Co. and Dr. Henry Suzzallo president of the University of Washington. Frederick J. Koster of the Koster company of San Francisco chairs the Pacific Coast committee. George E. Roberta of National City Bank and William Sproule of Southern Pacific Railway are among the speakers with tours arranged for delegates. The event will be held in the San Francisco civic auditorium.
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Robert H. Patehin
W. R. Grace & Co
N. Y
Henry Suzzallo
University of Washington
Frederick J. Koster
Koster Company
San Francisco
Pacific Coast Committee
George E. Roberta
National City Bank of New York
William Sproule
Southern Pacific Railway
Hawaiian Islands
Seattle
Alaska
California
West
San Francisco Civic Auditorium
Grain futures slip on bearish weather and supply relief
Chicago May 5 report shows declines across futures as weather and transportation improvements weigh on demand. Short covering has mostly exhausted, and provisions falter as corn and oats fail to hold early gains with September stays weak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Board of Trade
Japanese Money Market Is Tight
Japanese sugar companies pay 100 percent dividends in stock due to the financial panic. J. Abbott, an American embassy attache in Tokyo, reported that money is very tight and commodity prices are much lower. Yokohama shipping is congested as banks refuse further advances on cargoes.
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Washington
J. ¥. Abbott
Tokyo
Commerce Department
Yokohama
Chamber Opposes U. S. Alaska Fleet and Coast Plan
The Chamber of Commerce plans to oppose a government operation of an Alaska fleet before Secretary of the Interior John Barton Payne on May 7. Resolutions condemn government carriers as stifling private transportation and urge support for Alaskan coal field development.
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Chamber
U. S. Alaska
Alaska
Chamber of Commerce
Secretary of the Interior
John Barton Payne
Board
Tides in Seattle Report
Tides in Seattle Thursday show high tide at 6 p.m. with an 11.4 foot level and low tide around 0.6 feet earlier in the day. The data reflects coastal measurements for local maritime activity and safety planning.
Vessels in Port and Maritime Movements Seattle May
A detailed Seattle port listing notes vessels in port today at Smith Cove Terminal and piers, with arrivals from Vancouver, Kobe, San Francisco, and San Diego. It includes in tow tugs, motor ships, and drydock movements, plus Admirals Eva and Endicott, and yard operations by Skinner Eddy. Harry J. Van Fleet, Seattle song composer, pleads not guilty to narcotic law violation in U S district court.
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Ection No. 2
Skinner @ Eddy drydock
Storm King
Koshun Maru
Hama
Kobe
Apex
Alaska
Cortes
Admiral
San Diego
San Francisco
Gtr
Spokane
Bouthe Alaeke
Queen
Ban Francisco
Davenport
Beattie
James Inland
B. O
San Pedro
Seattle
Victoria
Vancouver
RB. C
Bite
Darecus
Beattie _ EVERETT
Str
W. & Porter
Monterey Port
Yosemite
Tacoma
Bellingham
Smith Cove
Elkton
Wheatland Mont
Tyndareus
Bergen
Motor Sehr Kirkelind
Fanny Deutard
Oreat Northern
Tajima Mara Pellet
Dr. & C. G. Bear
Dora
Liverpool Maru
Magnan
Henry T. Scott
Redonda Grand Trank Dock
Admiral Eva
Pacific Coast Engineering
Fastern Cloud
West Jester
Pacific Coast
L. H. T. Codarie Skinner & Eddy Yards
Robin Goode
Union Pacific Pier
Hanford St
Eastern
Spokane St
Motor Echr
Libby
Maine
Seattle Flour Mills
Motor Sehr
Weahington
Dothie Garde
West Mahwah
East Waterway
Jemteg
Arcturus
Ameé
Roosevelt
Alaska Steamship
Banta Ana
Todd Drydocks
Elihn Thomson
Admiral Sebree
Endicott
Aguila
Heffernan Drydocks
Henry W
Puget Sound Bridge & Dredging
Patterson
Pattersee-MacDonald Yards
Bkth
Sohr Blasting
Hull
U. S
Harry J. van Fleet
Seattion
United States’ District Court
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Seattle Star Directory
Trner
Elliott
Jernensen Bros Furn
Grehan & CO
Amence Arask Jure
Kalsomining
Call Elliott
Ealsomining Painting & Repair CO
12Th Ave
Lesa Genet
SONET
Merican Jewelry Co
Elizabeth Hoapita
Paines
Wail Wert
Palace Hip
Reg Arce Ory
Ackerman & Harris
King Bagnet
Margarita Fister
Moore Nua
Sylvester Schaffer
Milt Collins
Margaret Anglin
Orpmfum Theerés
Madleoe
Tereed Ave
Wal
Pevr's Dramatic Stock Co
Suerlock Holmes Fiers
Mats
Zic
Bowman’s
Herbert Corey
Cafe de Paris
Cafe de Paria
Alexis Luce
Wilkes
Frankfort
Germany
Demetz
Talanor
Portland
Etree
Tacoml
Walla Walla
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Burger Tourha
America
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Cubes
Vricks Eee Toh
Friese
JD Liberts
Virginia Keyetoms
Huttertat
Rouultry
Pela
Whelesmer
Denleve
Per
Foultry
Prieve
Cowes
Quetastiens
Manly
Federal Reserve System
Federal Reserve
Bank of England
Wiliams
Federal Reserve Rystem
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Middle West
Basil M. Manly
Yee
Wisconsin
Guardian Trust
Colman Building
Fire Demon
Okehs
Frisco
Pacific Ports
New York Stock Exchange
Portland Market Report
Pigee
Brotlers
Grene
Ghesse—Triplata
Chicago Grain Market
Scandinavian-American Securities Corporation
Third Ave
Arctic Building
United States Marshal's Office
O. Bines
Tides
Ifrlé Po. m
May
Redondo
Nanaimo
Bh. T
Sir Mobin Goodfellow
Kobevisa
Honolulu
San Restr
Klamath
Mccormick
Cherry St
Puget Sound
Colman Dock
Marion Steeet
Victoria, B. C
Angeles
Exeer
Tacoma Direct
Coma Direct
Townsend Direct
Townsend
Otymineuia
Anacertes
Everets
Dally Singha
Port Tewkeesh
Williams
Dorit
Port Ancelen
Ste
Kingston
Teres Dafty
Kingston Gambia
lLudiew
Eglon
Fatury Linger
Condag
Nock
Fae Juan Lalands
Ciepla
Midn
Ipeinta
Juan Telanda
Puget Bound Navigation GR
Colmen Dedh
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