Britain to Open World Steel War
British steel magnates form the British Em ze Steel corporation to resist a perceived American German French steel alliance. The piece cites 1919 1923 output figures and quotes F. W. Harboard praising the consolidation as a major forward step for the British steel industry and as a means to secure raw materials and market share.
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Britain
J. H. Duckworth
London
U. S
Em Ze Steel Corporation
States
F. W. Harboard
Births and marriages listed in Vital Statistics column
A roster of births and marriages includes names and residences such as Fakeuchi Jingo 2211 13th Ave and Harold Koch 2301 15th Ave, plus numerous Seattle and Portland entries. The column catalogs individuals with varying ages and addresses, listing both newborns and marriage records with associated locales.
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Fakeuchi
Jingo
Koch
Vincent
Geen Merle E
Seattle
Inbardt
Arena C
Adyn B
Serr Beery K
Legal B
Legal Ans
Emma
Portland
Areree
Allen
Legal Ith
Ida
Beattle
Legal Rm
Ferdinand
Garner
Legal Wson
Emily B
Legal Beattle
Gertrude
Beattie Tris
George
Wkins
Esther M
Oimes
Clarence D
Ker
Jeanetta Helen
Strom
Ludwig
Legal Ace
Florence Victoria
IS Si
Arthur
Mattie
Tome
Thomas F
Eld
Martha M
Benjamin
James
Vie
Cella
Lin
Fred D
Peterson
Georgette
Beattie
American Industry Address At Sansonic Temple
James A. Emery attorney from Washington will deliver the address on American Industry and Public Affairs at an evening program. Mayor Caldwell will give a welcome, and W. L. Peters will be introduced as part of the event lineup.
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Sansonic Temple
James A. Emery
Washington
Dpd
Caldwell
W. L. Peters
Tide Schedule Fragment Reads Like Local Almanac
Readable lines show tide timings with high and low tides for November days. Mentions times such as 16 pm and 4 ff, with price or measurement notes like 40 ppm. Incomplete entries reference second highs and lows and a Wednesday date.
Storm Warnings Issued Along Pacific Entrances
Southwest storm warnings placed at the Straits of Juan de Fuca and southeast warnings at the Gulf of Georgia entrance. A powerful front approaches Vancouver Inland bringing fresh gale forecasts.
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Straits of Juan de Fuca
Gulf of Georgia
Vancouver
Fish Stored at Port Sets Record Tempered by Port Commission
About 3,000,000 pounds of frozen fish stored at the port commission's Spokane terminal set a new record this year surpassing all prior years. Movements to Eastern points have also broken records, signaling strong shipments.
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Port Commission
Spokanest
Points
Big Steel Vessel Passes Thru Canal
The steamer Eastern Belle loaded with lumber from the Stimson mill at Ballard for the American Export passed through the Lake Washington canal Monday afternoon. She was the first big steel vessel to negotiate the passage between fresh water and the sound.
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Stimson
Ballard
Lake Washington Canal
Victoria Arrives on Her Last Voyage from Nome
The steamer Victoria of the Alaska Steamship Company, led by Capt. John A. Johnson, docked at Pier 2 Monday evening with 23 passengers from Nome and St. Michael. The voyage endured a stormy passage to Unimak Pass with rough seas between Latouche and Cape Plattery. This was Nome’s final outside run of the year, explaining the large passenger list and scant freight.
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Nome
St. Michael
Victoria
Alaska Steamship Company Line
John A. Johnson
Plier
Johnson
Unimak Pass
Latouche
Cape Plattery
Heavy Tie Cargoes Taken at Hoquiam
Hoquiam reports increased mill activity with the freighter Lehigh loading about 2,500,000 feet of railroad ties for New York, to be completed at Seattle. The freighter Chinch, 8,800 tons, is taking ties for England, with more for the same country loaded by the Havana when it arrives November 10. The West Nivaria from Portland is due to load ties for the Orient.
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Hoquiam
Lehigh
Lehigh Ia
New York
Seattle
Chinch
England
Havana
West Nivaria i
Portland
Orient
Schedule for the Wenatchee steamship voyage advances
A tentative schedule for sailing the Wenatchee is being prepared by Pacific Steamship. Delivery from the Shipping Board is expected in New York on January 15. The Wenatchee is planned to enter the ice between Seattle and the Orient.
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Pacific Steamship
Shipping Board
New York
Seattle
Oriet
Stop Trading in Chicago Grain Pit
Chicago Board of Trade remained closed on election day with no produce market activity.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Western Avenue Market Sees Slow Election Day Trade
Market receipts fell as election mood dampened activity. Cambas and Louisiana yam cars appeared on tracks while huckleberries sold for 18 cents a pound. California fig season delayed by scant rain. Turkey prices rise. Thanksgiving fowl quoted 62 to 55 cents a pound. Butter and eggs unchanged.
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Western Ave
California
Local Market Prices Paid for Vegetables and Fruits
Local markets list prices paid to wholesale dealers for a variety of vegetables and fruits including celery lettuce peppers onions tomatoes corn and sweet potatoes. Dairy products meat hay and grain prices are also shown with buyers in the region noted for creamery butter beef and lamb quotes.
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Mtalle
Lee
McLaren
Chicago Live Stock Prices and Receipts Report
Chicago market update lists hog receipts at 15 000 head with mixed price ranges from 25 to 35 cents and up. Cattle receipts total 10 000 head with beef cattle and feeders priced from 4.50 to 11.25 plus cows and calves. Sheep receipts 9 000 head with lambs about 9.60 to 12. N.Y.C. annual fire average noted as context.
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Chicago
Cost of living shows drop nationwide
The average cost of living in the United States fell nearly 2 percent from August to September with food driving the decline, while fuel, heat and light rose 13 percent since May 1920. Shelter softened, clothing eased, and sundries rose, leaving September near May levels per the National Industrial Conference Board report.
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United States
Chamber of Commerce
National Industrial Conference Board
Labor Demand Shifts Away From Unskilled Labor
Reports from New York indicate a falling demand for unskilled labor in large industrial centers. Balv ation Army, Knights of Columbus, and Chamber of Commerce agencies note greater calls for white collar workers amid the downturn.
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Chamber of Commerce
Balvation Army
Knights of Columbus
New York
Portland Market Report Nov. 2 cattle and sheep steady
Portland market report lists cattle receipts at 109 head with market slow to steady, and sheep receipts at 100 head with market steady and unchanged. Butter and cheese prices noted, including butter at 44 cents per pound and cheese triplets at 14 cents per pound.
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Portland
Personal Crisis Reports Show Suicide Methods In Streaks
Los Angeles reports reveal that suicide attempts cluster by method with peroxide among young women. Hospital records show multiple similar cases occurring within a short period as newspapers give extensive coverage.
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Los Angeles
Court Fight on for Steamer Athlon Here
Possession of the steamer Athlon is to be fought in federal court between Dion L. Moore receiver in bankruptcy for Liberty Hay Transportation and John Slerstad who received the vessel in a recent transfer.
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Athlonia
Dion L. Moore
Liberty Hay Transportation Company
John Slerstad
Smuggling Case Nets $15000 Fine for Victor Vivaudou
In New York federal court Victor Vivaudou, a millionaire manufacturer, was fined 15000 for smuggling a coma into the United States. The hearing featured dramatic scenes with a dinner horn at a side show and a chorus of voices noting the trouble as the strong man cried for a doctor while a sword swallower reportedly had a fish bone in his throat.
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New York
Victor Vivaudou
Coma
United States
Dozes Falls Cracks Skull Near Great Northern Depot
A 60 year old man, identified as Backer, dozed on a seat at Beattle to Cawh mere and fell onto a depot door at the Great Northern. He fractured his skull, is unconscious in city hospital, and authorities seek his relatives.
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Great Northern Depot
John Bagherla
City Hospital
Backer
Beattle
Cawhmere
How to Select Food for the Family Course Offered
The university extension service on campus offers a course titled How to Select Food for the Family. The first class is at 2 p.m. Friday November 5, with five additional lectures on subsequent Fridays.
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University Extension Service
Man Injured in Elevator Belt Catch at Eastlake Plant
KB Kisagen, 37, of 7400 34th Ave, Seattle, sustained a broken collarbone after being caught in the belt of a hoisting elevator at the Eastlake lighting plant Monday afternoon. He was treated at Seattle General Hospital Tuesday.
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KB. Kisagen
Seattle General Hospital
Eastlake
34Th Ave
Public Markets Sanitary Stall List Of Goods And Prices
A long list of market stalls and goods with prices appears, detailing groceries and staples such as sugar, milk, butter, meat cuts, canned items, produce, spices, and household products. The note reflects varied stall offerings and approximate prices, ending with a global coal consumption figure.
Henry A. Cole Details China Visits Before Mines Society
University graduate Henry A. Cole spoke to the Mines society on Monday night about his experiences in China. In New York Albert Ballan of Brooklyn was arrested for writing a threatening letter to kill a postmaster and blow up the Woolworth Building, unlike other political prisoners who were freed.
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China
Henry A. Cole
Mines Society of the University
New York
Albert Ballan
Hooklyn
Woolworth
Young Lawyer Faces First Case Tests Judge's Confidence
A young lawyer's lack of experience during his first case risks undermining the Presiding Judge's faith in his own judgment, threatening courtroom confidence and judicial authority.
Oldest U S Army Regiment Traces to 1774
The entry notes the lineage of the Third Infantry as the oldest regiment in the U S Army, with origins dating back to 1774. It highlights its long service and historical significance within the U S military tradition.
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U. S
Third Infantry
Army Will Add 150 Chaplains Under New Reorganization
Under the new military reorganization law, the U S army plans to appoint 150 chaplains to strengthen religious support across units. The expansion reflects broader personnel changes aimed at improving morale and spiritual services within the force.
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U. S Army
Jenny Lind Kin Lingers in Obscurity in New York
New York reports Jenny Lind’s brother Claes Gustav Wilhelm Lind, a little known figure despite his sister’s fame. He is described as a Brooklyn apartment house supervisor born in 1849, 29 years younger than Jenny Lind, and claims to have never met her.
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Tave Wilhelm Lind
Jenny Lind
Brooklyn
Osseward Pharmacy Sold to Rubenstein
Osseward's prescription pharmacy in the Cobb building has been sold for $50,000 to the Rubenstein Pharmacy Co. The new owners, based in the Greene building on Fourth Ave near Pike, were to assume control on Tuesday. A woman serves as aide-de-camp with the rank of colonel on Kentucky's governor staff.
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Cobb
Rubenster Pharmacy Co
Greene
Fourth Ave
Pike At
Kentucky
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Osseward Pharmacy
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Lippy
Frank W. Shillestad
Ferguson Jansen
Henry R. King
George R. Hannon
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Panass
Second Ave
Germany
WM. R. Fitzgerald & CO
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Western Office
Phelan Bldg
Tawne
Calif
Third Avenue South
Washington Street
Francis P. Garvan
State of Washington
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Third Avenue
National Bank of
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Todian
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