Vanderlip Talks U.S. Trade Policy and Prosperity
In a New York interview Frank A. Vanderlip outlines that American prosperity relies on a normal foreign trade development, with private business leading the effort while government aids. He argues the United States can balance exports and imports by selling cheaper domestic goods abroad and buying foreign goods cheaper abroad, and urges extended credits and foreign investments to sustain creditor nation status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vanderuip
Trate
Tan Ma
England
Vanderlip
Short Jury Threatens Chester Murder Trial
In Kansas City Missouri May 26 the murder trial of Deniel Chester faced disruption as a jury of 11 men prompted a potential retrial. The defense and prosecution had agreed not to seek retrial after the hearing resumed in criminal court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester
Kansas City, Mo
Deniel Chester
Misa Florence Barton
Criminal Court
Mey
Supreme Court
Navy orders ships to Seattle for Fourth of July tribute
A squadron of navy destroyers and ships is sent to Seattle to assist the American Legion in celebrating the Fourth of July. Weather reports from Tatoosh Island show rising barometer, partly cloudy skies, and 20 mph winds. Arrivals in Seattle include motorship Wekena and Lehigh bound for Portland, with several other vessels listed in port and at various docks around Smith Cove and Puget Sound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Era
Navy Department
Seattle
American Legion
Weather Bureau
Tatoosh Island
Smith Cove
Crome Keys
Wheatland Montana
Kashima Maru
American Can Co
Debr
Admiral Rodman
Spokane
Admiral Schley
Admiral Goodrich
Pacific Coast Coal Bunkere
Swiftcure, LLC. & Shipping Board
Eastern Glen
Leontum
Etr
Tippecanoe
Yosemite
Connecticus Street
Tr Steel Voyoger
Alaska Steamship
Redondo
East Waterway Dock & Warehouse
Str
West Canon
Todd Dry Docks
Weet Hartland
Forest King
West m
Sehr
Admiral Mayo
Puget Sound Bridge
Dredging Co
Public Market stalls list diverse goods with varied prices
A dense OCR of public market stalls lists items from fresh milk and Carnation milk to King salmon and Halibut. It names stalls by number and notes prices, quantities, and product types such as butter, cheese, eggs, fruits, vegetables, canned goods, and meats across sections like QUEEN CITY SOUTH END and WESTLAKE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meadowbrook
Jersey
Hunt
Weason
Mazda Oil
Stalin
Abe
South End
Family Burns Out Of Home Escape Uninjured
A Tuesday morning fire awoke a Kennedy family in their bedroom destroying a dwelling at 2002 K. Republican Street. John Kennedy, his wife, and three children fled unharmed as damage reached about $400. Local firefighters reported the blaze started in a bedroom.
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John Kennedy
K. Republican Sr
Grain Market Slumps as Wheat Prices Fall Sharply
Wheat and corn futures on the Chicago Board of Trade slid today with declines of about a penny for futures and losses across the board. July wheat opened lower and closed down, with oats and corn following a weaker trend, while prices for lemons rose on firm demand and cantaloupes began moving east from Imperial Valley amid abundant crop outlooks.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Ie
Omta
Imperial Valley
California
Thurs Gayegen
Cheene
Local finance firm reports plan for manufacturers' financing corporation
A committee of 20 industrial leaders met at Mlane's cafe to discuss forming a stock company to supply Eastern capital for local industrial growth. The plan aims to aid worthy enterprises and will be reported next Wednesday to business leaders for approval before going to the Chamber of Commerce and Manufacturers' Association boards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fnancing Corporation
Astern Capital
Mlane
HH. J. Gille
Puget Sound Light & Power Co
Chamber of Commerce
The
Manufacturers’ Association
Battered Stocks Rise In Early Market Recovery
New York May 26 The stock market showed a stronger opening led by battered issues. Baldwin Locomotive and Mexican Petroleum rallied as bulls returned, while Union Pacific and General Electric posted gains before the session cooled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Crucible
Caldwin
American Tobacco
Northern Pacific
Reading
Lackawanna Blees
Mexican Petroleum
Ollo
United States Steel
Mtudebaker
United Stater Rubber
General Motors
Texas Company
Central Leather
Kelall Stores
Bethlehem M
Sinclair
Mei General Electric
Haltimore & Ohio
Pennsylvania
HK & O
Haldwin
Cuba
Money on Call and Foreign Exchange Report
New York markets show money on call at 7 percent for six months and mercantile paper steady. Foreign exchange opens steady with sterling near 4.97, francs at 0.0559, marks at 0.0109, Canadian dollars around 0.8925, and lire at 0.0437. market closes a touch lower. Coffee and sugar trading notes include New York activity with No 7 Brazilian Santos futures and spot prices around 46.02 for arabica grading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foreign N Exchange
Thene
Sterling
France
Tire
Kremen
N. Y
New York
Farmers Win Grain Profit In May Wheat Surge
Chicago reports show farmers profited as May wheat rose to 1 45 on the Board of Trade. Drought in the Southwest pushed prices to a yearly high while speculators who sold short were forced to cover by buying from farmers. Board of Trade operators argue regulation is economically unsound amid price shifts driven by supply and demand.
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Chicago Board of Trade
Board of Trade
Law of Supply and Demand
Denver Live Stock Market Report
Denver May cattle receipts show 1900 head with a weak market. Steers and cows and heifers bring around 7.50 to 7.74, stockers and feeders 7.40 to 7.75, calves near 49 to 11. Aheep market steady with lambs and lamb prices noted.
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Chicago
Denver
Local Market Listing Highlights Dairy and Produce
A roughSan Francisco market listing describes various dairy and produce items. It mentions butter extras, cheese from California, Patras race items, and dirties with discounts. Prices shown are partial and fragmented.
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San Francisco
Ban Francisco
California
Portland Market Status May 4 Cattle and Sheep Report
Portland market shows cattle steady with mixed prime at 929 thousand nine hundred and fifty. Heavies priced at 4.50 and plew at 45 to 60. Sheep receipts about 1,070 with market slow but unchanged. Hens and cheese noted with limited figures and small declines.
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Portland
Ocean Freight Cuts Implemented By Western Lines
Ocean freight rates dropped 10 to 30 percent on over twenty commodities after meetings of the North Atlantic Pacific coast westbound and Pacific coast north Atlantic eastbound conferences. The cuts, effective today, apply from the eastern seaboard to Mare Island and Bremerton with higher tariffs on steel tools wire and baled goods. Steamship men say the reductions are not in competition with rail rates. A government supplies rate of 1.75 per hundred pounds remains in effect for shipments to Mare Island or Bremerton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
North Atlantic Pacific Coast
Seaboard
Mare Island
Bremerton
Senate Secret Session Blocks Blair Nomination
Senate acted to keep proceedings secret as it considers David H. Blair's nomination for commissioner of internal revenue. Senator Pat Harrison led an effort to open the chamber, but a wrangle lasting about ninety minutes ended with the decision to stay in secret session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Washington
Pat Harrison
Mississippi
David H. Blair
North Carolina
Internal Revenue
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U.S
Star
BY HN. Rickey
Frank A. Vanderlip
Eax
Hudson
Vander
National City Bank of
America
American Internal Corporation
International Mercantile Ma Ce
Tacoma
Moetorship Wekena
Hiritteh Columbia Porta
Lehigh
Alaska
Bibertan Porte
Anchorage
Latowehe
Ketehbikan
Admiral Wateen
Princesse Mary
Tientsin
Bldridge
Beattie Balboa
Birmingham City
Seattie
SAN Prono
Petr
Beattie
Str Spectator
San Frencisco
Horaisan Maru
Steel Age
U. & Naval Radio
Catanace
Grays Harbor
Westlake
Canteloupes
Timothy May
Artichokes
Neane
Cal Winningstadt
Heanne
Lee Gethouss
Garth Lor
Leo - Onieas
Vaid
Leeal Green
Hough Heavy
Amer
Amer Car & Fay
Sweet FF
Chica Board of Trade
Amer International
Werner
Roomer Bomatra
Cove
Sor Hi
Manning
Amer Tel
Teltos
Ion
Bea
Ace Halle
Daldem
Yuly Cor Hethiehem
Ss ‘i
Canadian Pacific
Leral
Generel
Kenneentt
Lackawanna
Missouri Pacific
Norminal
New Haven
Peu-Amer Petrum
Kennewick
Sacks Republic Tres & Wh
Grewios
Virginia Keystons
Texas
Delaware
Unies Pacific
U S Rubber
Western
Ene
Utah
Wareah
International
Napid Tranett
Wisconsin
Liberty Bonds
Fernishal
Helgiurm Keetor
Delgium
Berlin
Hamburg
Laipria
Munich
Frankfort
United Kingdom
Ste
C A
L. B. Manning & Co
Atchison
Central Pacific
Bh & Q Joint
Seeee Bass
Paul
Can
le & N. Dn
New York Railway SE
Ny Npp
Seeenese Tee
Vu A. Bteel &, F. ‘Ba
U P
Reese
Penn
Money
Moeney
Mercantile Paper
London
Pacific
Trans-Canada Limited
Montreal
Toronto
Sale
Hantt Springs
Chateau Lake Louise
Jane 1
Corr
L. Sturdee
North America
Platinum
Palladium Producing Corporation
Kaman Bay
J. E. Chilberg
Hank of
Roperties
Jenn
Irvington
New Jersey
A. G. Larson
M. E
R. Chtlberg
Pioneer Mining Company
Nome
L. N. Rosenbaum & Core A
Wall Street
Eastern Railways
Transcontinental Railways
J. W. Dudley
Ann Arbor Railway Company
British Isles
Societies For the
Eldridge
Buick Sales
Cas Corner Pike and Harvar
Phone East
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