Corner Is Turned Hoover Says U.S. Economic Outlook Improves
Washington May 2. Secretary of Commerce Hoover says the corner has been turned on economic difficulties though readjustments remain. He cites monetary stability, interlinked domestic and world conditions, and the need for efficiency and hard work to sustain high living standards and employment.
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Washington
Secretary of Commerce
Hoover
America
ING
Europe
Masons hold ceremonial in Tacoma and local notices collide
Masons hold ceremonial in Tacoma Saturday. Old-style street cars in Everett to be replaced by Birney type one man cars. Municipal refuse incinerator lease urged by city finance committee. eight years unused. Miss Sarah E Springer departs from YWCA post. Federal courts and offices closed in respect for Chief Justice Edward White. Rev W H Warren to speak at YMC Sunday. Wong Sing Tuck, 22, fails to prove he is son of native. Local emigration reports expected from New York.
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Angora Grotto Masons
Tacoma
Allison
West Seattle
Everett
Edward Douglas White
Washington
W. H. Warren
M. Wong Sing Tuck
New York
Ship News Tides in Seattle
The Seattle ship news notes tides affecting harbor traffic on Saturday. Mariners and dockworkers brace for shifting currents as ferries, cargo vessels, and fishing boats adjust schedules and routes to navigate the incoming surge.
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Seattle
Seattle Again Leads Port in Pacific Trade Rebound
April waterborne commerce in Seattle reached 34.4 million dollars, with raw silk and silk goods among top imports. Ferry service to Kitsap County and Vashon Island begins May 28 with a new schedule, while ships Wenatchee and Prince Rupert move through Manila and Prince Rupert ports. Weather notes record a May 11 outlook at Tatoosh Island.
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Fred M. Lathe
Seattle
Pacific Coast
Kitsap County
Vashon Island
Washington
Beattle
Fort Marion St. Vashonite
Tbs
Vashon Heights
Manila
Commercial Commission of the Pacific Northwest
Tacoma
Transpacific
Wenatchee
United States
Arrivals and Departures Notice May 20 Str Einar Heyer
May 20 to May 21 ship movements include Einar Heyer from Southeast Alaska arriving 1 50 p m in tow by Waewena from Anacortes with Lillice tug No 20 at $15 per month. Tyndareus bound for Mantle at 2 m destroyer Wm Jones for cruise at 6 p m. President scheduled for San Pedro at lism. May 29 Bantu to New York via Everetts at 4 p m with noted figures.
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Einar Heyer
Alaska
Sdhr
Waewena
Anacortes
Peallog
Tyndareus
Mantle
Wm. Jones
Era
San Pedro
Lism
Bantu
New York
Vessels in Port and Seattle Harbor Listings May Port Calls
Vessels in various ports list arrivals departures and dock assignments. Multiple ships including from Seattle to Yokohama and from Seattle to Puget Sound routes are noted with times and dates May 15 to May 26. Seattle Smith Cove Pier A contains Ka shima Maru and other ships at Pier B and D berths.
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Hongkong
Etr
Wematches
Beattle Shaanghai
Halled
Sows Maru
Seattle
Yokohama
Atr
Bidridge
Talthybias
Beattle
New York
Yaira
Norfolk
Statesman
Seattie
Honolulu
Buford
Watson A. Weat
Puget
Porta
Portland
Steel Voyager
Lehigh
Smith Cove
Crome
Victoria
Morning Star
Admiral Redman
Admiral Goodrich
Admiral Schley
Admiral Dewey
Union Pacific
Sehr Wawona
Pacific Coast Coal Bunkers
L. H . Swiftcore
United States Shipping Board
Westward Ho
Lsconium
Eastern Glen
Tippecanoe
Str
Valdez
Ketchikan
Juneau
Nettleton Mill
Fichr
Edward F. Weat
Winslow Marine Railway
Brith Anne Comyn
Santa Clavia
Griffon
Henry Villard
Coquitlam City
Brice Disque Urges Export Policy For Major Cities
Gen. Brice Disque, former head of the spruce division and now president of A. M. Minck Co. of New York, urges dignified intelligent aggression in policy for Seattle, Chicago, and New York exporters. He spoke here Friday.
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Seattle
Chicago
New York
Brice Disque
Spruce
A. M. Minck Company of
United States
Bid error prompts test case on highway paving funds
Harrington Peters Co claims an error in a 265000 bid for paving the Pacific highway between Grand Mound and Tenino and asks the state highway commission to return the 15000 accompanying check. The commission refused and a test case is anticipated.
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Grand Mound
Tenino
Harrington-Peters Co
State Highway Commission
Schools View Northwest Manufacturing via Films at Pantages
A Saturday morning program for school children showcased how Northwest goods are produced using motion picture films at the Pantages Theatre. Mrs. Clare Ketchum Tripp of the Washington State Chamber of Commerce led the event with the theatre loan arranged by manager Edward Milne.
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Northwest
Pantages Theatre
Clare Ketchum Tripp
Washington State Chamber of Commercce
Edward Milne
Bears Hammer Stocks at New York Opening
The market opened with heavy selling led by rail shares. Pan-American and Chesapeake & Ohio fell to new lows for the year while an early rally faded and another wave of declines hit the Industrial list, with Crucible and Mexican Petroleum among the weakest.
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New York
Bears
Olla
Chesapeake & Ohio
Union Pacific
Pan-American
Studebaker
Crucible
American Woolen
Haldwin
Mexican Petroleum
Republic Steel
Altho
Raiin
Baltimore & Ohio
Pullman
International Paper
New Potatoes Scarce As Market Holds Firm
California Garnet potatoes were scarce on the street Saturday with prices at 5 to 6 cents a pound. Dealers foresee further increases while a carload is due Monday or Tuesday. Tomatoes and wax beans were easier with crates at 1.75 dollars and beans at 6 to 6 cents per pound. Fresh Florin strawberries arrived late with strong demand at 4.50 per crate. A large cherry shipment hit the market at 20 to 25 cents a pound.
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California
N. Y. Stock Exchange
Manning & Co. Artichokes
Caldoe
Cutler
Aspereges
Keane
Atehiaon Ss
Aireen
Ib Amer
Sumatra
Hethouse
Amer Tel
Gartie Perth
Rait & Onte
Haldwin
Erate
Bethlehem Tee
Tag Bay Tooal Hethouse
Canadian Pacific
Ovieus Cal
Doe
Kennecutt
Ise
Arkansas
New Haven
Northern Pacifiec
Pas- Amer Petroleum
Leora
Bos
Penneylvania RR
Ms Tos
Iran
Mtoe
Rock Island
Bouthbern
Studebaker
Teeree
Assien OU
Delaware
Union Pacifice
United Metall Mores
Imperial Valley
United States
Port“ae
United Beates
Sony
Bea
Utah
Westinghouse
Seattle
Manning & Co
Ieee
Whelesale
Herlin
Munich
Frankfort
United Kingdom
Ny United Amedom
Atchison
Balt
Ohle
Oss
Paul Gen
N. W
N. Y
N. BP
L. Ae
A. Ateel & F
V. P
S. P
Penn
Penn. Gen
Cour
Shell Astern Ofatet
Grain Market Gains On Export Demand and Crop Reports
Chicago Board of Trade prices rose as heavy export demand and discouraging crop reports supported gains in grains and provisions. July wheat climbs, corn and oats advance. live stock receipts show steady to firm tone with varying cattle and hog prices across the day.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Denver Live Stock Market May 12 1
Denver reports cattle receipts at 200 with market steady. Steers bring 4.50 to 5.50, cows and heifers 4.00 to 5.45, stockers and feeders 5.50 to 7.00, reflecting steady demand and prices.
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Chicago
Denver
Cattie
Accused 13 year old wife Returns to Home in Ozarks
Letta Parsons aged 13, accused of killing her 6 year old stepchild Lilly, was paroled by Judge Peter Hausen and returned to her home on Iron Mountain. The court placed her in the custody of attorney Jerry Burk with instruction to report to jail when the manslaughter in the fourth degree trial opens. A murder charge was dismissed.
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Farmington
Letta Parsons
Lilly
Ozarks
Iron Mountain
Peter Hausen
Jerry Burk
Landlord Ends Life With Gas in Chicago
Chicago May 21. John Clark a landlord killed himself amid tenant disputes. He had recently raised rent in one apartment building from 40 to 65 dollars a month. Mrs. Clark found him in the kitchen with the gas on. A court suit had been filed by the tenants.
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Chicago
John Clark
Foreign exchange opens steady in New York market
New York May 21 foreign exchange opens steady. Sterling listed at 4 dollars with gains, franc at 0.08746, lire at 0.0656, marks at 0.0016, Canadian dollar at 0.8940, kronen at 0.1815. Close shows sterling up 2.99 percent.
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Foreign Exchange
New York
France
New York Sugar and Coffee Prices Report
New York sugar holds steady with raw sugar at 5.02 and granulated between 6.20 and 6.60. Coffee values show No 7 Rio spot at 6 percent per pound and No 4 Santos around 44 and 9 eighths.
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N. Y
New York
Rio
Santos
Alcohol in Patent Medicines Surges After Prohibition
Wayne B. Wheeler of the Anti saloon league testified before the house judiciary committee as figures show patent and proprietary medicines and hair tonics now contain about 35 million gallons of alcohol annually, up from 7 million before prohibition.
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Washington
Wayne B. Wheeler
Anti-saloon League
House Judiciary Committee
Portland Market Status May 21 Cattle and Hog Prices
Market reports show cattle receipts at 24 with common to fair steers and cows and heifers in the six to seven dollar range. Prime mixed and heavies for hogs trade around five to nine dollars per hundredweight, with lambs and sheep described as fair to good and prices noted for yearlings and bucks.
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Portland
Trial War Guilty to Begin Monday
The British legal team, 27 witnesses, and officials depart for Leipzig where the war crime trials are set to start Monday. Included in the party are Solicitor General Pollock, KC Hume Williams, and Treasury lawyers Gettle and Wooda.
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London
Laipsig
Pollock
King’s
Hume Williams
Treasury
Gettle and Wooda
New Chevrolet Prices Meet Publics Wishes
Announcement of the new price for the Chevrolet four ninety touring car comes as the public desires to buy automobiles now. Chevrolet emphasizes value, dependability, and economy at the lowest terms, leveraging vast plants to produce savings for many buyers after six years of proven service to over half a million customers.
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Chevrolet Motor Company
Chevrolet
Loesche Aims For Pike's Peak Repeat
Otto Loesche, famed driver of the Lexington Thoro bred, has been in Seattle then Portland and California before heading back East to prepare for this year’s Pike’s Peak contest. Loeadie expresses confidence the Lexington can repeat last year’s success.
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Otto Loesche
Pike's Peak
Seattle
Loesche
Portland
California
Loeadie
Free municipal camps along National Park to Park highway
Over 100 free municipal camps line the parkway connecting 12 western national parks. Many provide water and cooking facilities at no cost to travelers, offering essential services to visitors touring the region.
Washington forms office to aid auto dealers
Automobile manufacturers dealing with government agencies are directed to the new automobile engineering office in Washington DC. The office has been established to accommodate auto dealers and streamline interactions with the government.
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Automobile Engineering Office
Washington, d D. C
Know Your Car Details for Police Reports
The notice urges car owners to record engine, chassis, and body numbers to aid police in identifying a stolen vehicle. It emphasizes these unique identifiers as essential components of a precise description for faster recovery and evidence in investigations.
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Mr. Rossbach
Pike St
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Frank Waterhouse & CO
Bellevue
Automobile News
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Monroe
Sarles
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Stewart Products Service
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Lee County
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New York National Guard
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den Moines
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Snoqualmie River
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