Basil Manly Warns Nation Faces Industrial War Over Technicality
M. Manly, joint chair of the National War Labor Board, argues the United States has been drawn into an industrial war by a technicality. He critiques injunctions and federal actions as failing to resolve miner demands and warns of widespread hardship if the issue is not addressed, urging unity among organized labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ras
M. Manly
National War Labor Board
Indianapolis
Ind
Toto
Anderson
National Treasury
Prison Inmates to Work State Coal Mine Near Lester
In Oklahoma inmates have volunteered to work at a state coal mine near Lester. Officials plan to start operations Friday and expect a daily output around 200 tons, with workers moved to the pit early each morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester
Okla
State Penitentiary
Woman Fights Thief in Downtown Office Building
Ester Gen a janitress at a downtown office building confronted a prowler and wrestled him until he discarded his coat and fled, leaving the coat behind in the struggle.
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Weland
Ester Gena Janitress
Coconuts Oil Storage Capacity Reported at 15 Million Gallons
A Philippine supply line reports traffic in coconut oil with storage capacity exceeding 15 million gallons. The figure indicates substantial imports and available stock for distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philippines
Diamond Medal Awaits State's Bravest Veteran
Adjt. Gen. Harvey J. Moss, commander of Washington National Guard, has waited for a veteran to claim a privately gifted diamond medal from retired jeweler Lewis Levy of 914 Boylston Ave. The article honors World War I heroes and asks who among them deserves the highest recognition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ashington Estate
Adjt
Harvey J. Moss
National Guard
Lewis Levy
Boylston Ave
Red Cross Drive in Seattle Lags in Membership Roll Call
Red Cross officials at 315 University St report slow public response to the membership drive with no disclosed totals. About 600 dollars was raised at a boxing event for Red Cross workers, while Corpus Christi recorded 1,503 new members in a one day drive, signaling strong support there.
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Red Cross
University St
Red Crome
Corpus Christi
Texas
Nald
Littl
Wets Claim Ohio Victory in Prohibition Vote
In Columbus the wets say they defeated the Crabbe act as partial results show 59 counties in and 29 missing. The wets also contend the legislative ratification of the national prohibition amendment may pass, with uncertainty until all counties are tallied. James A White of the State Anti Gaboron league calls the Crabbe act situation critical and notes a potential shift with missing counties.
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Columbus
Ohio
James A. White
State Anti
Blatta Orientalis Must Go, He Says
James Manx a lodging house tenant at 118% Pike Street writes to Mayor Fitzgerald alleging that Japanese owners run many hotels for working men, rates rise while quality declines, a cockroach infestation troubles a patron, and hotel inspections seem ineffective, proposing a city ordinance to appoint a head roach killer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Manx
Manx
Pike St
Fitzgerald
O. K
Coffee vs near beer shocks court as drinker math
Six alcohol experts testified in St Louis federal court that two cups of coffee equal 21 pints of one half of one percent beer in kick. They said a stomach holds 2.75 and a quarter of a drink. Affidavits by Dr John Marshall and others support S J Loula brewers in restraining enforcement of the Volstead law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
United Presa
All Authorities
John Marshall
University of Pennsylvania
S J. Loula Brewers
Prohibition Won't Help Says Mayo Life Expectancy Claim
New York November 6 Prohibition will have no advantages claims Dr William J Mayo of Rochester Minnesota. He told the annual meeting of surgeons at the Waldorf that the average man would live 16 years longer without ban.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
William J. Mayo
Rochester
Minn
the Waldorf
Daughter of Harrison Becomes Indiana Bar Attorney
Elizabeth Harrison, daughter of former President Benjamin Harrison, has passed the bar exam and been admitted to practice in Indiana at age 22. The milestone marks her entry into the legal profession under her family name.
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Benjamin Harrison
United States
Indiana
Elizabeth Harrison
Locust Feast Gains Steam for Tientsin Peasants
Near Tientsin swarms of locusts attack grain fields but Chinese peasants drive them away and harvest the insects. They gather the locusts in baskets and sell them in the city as a rare food delicacy.
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Tientsin
Hitchcock presses for direct treaty vote in Senate standoff
Washington action centers on a push by Senator Hitchcock to take a vote on the treaty with no qualifications. Falls objections and procedural moves spark dramatic scenes as senators rally from the cloak rooms and galleries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United Preas
Hitchcock
Lenroot
Wisconsin
Senate
Fall
New Mexico
Altho
Marshall
Foreign Relations Committee
House
Underwood
Alabama
Jones
Committee of the Whole
Dreams Wife Flirts Beats Her Divorce
Chicago reports Joel Sandler awoke enraged by imagined advances from a former suitor of his wife and beat her. The wife then filed for divorce. A cynical quip concludes that when two become one the missing one may be missed.
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Chicago
Joel Sandler
Sandler
Big Estates Broken Up for Home Sites
The Russell Sage estate and other large New York realty holdings are being sold in large tracts for homebuilding. Tax surcharges and war levies are driving the market shift. The note emphasizes planning a business approach before execution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Russell Sage
Rent HOG Bill Up Monday in Seattle Council
The fate of Mayor Fitzgeralds rent hog ordinance to curb high rents in Seattle rests with the ninemember city council next Monday afternoon. A committee of the whole approved the measure with three minor amendments and it carries an emergency clause requiring seven votes to pass. Votes are set to hinge on Thomson Lane and Erickson with Haas opposed and Wirick possibly for removing hotel regulation.
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Fitzgerald
Seattle
Drake
Moore
Heaketh
Belton
Carroll
Thomson
Lane
Erickson
Haas
Wirickaon
Elimi
Market steady on spud prices and produce
Eastern Washington potatoes stand at 60 dollars per ton with small shipments in, while onions hold firm and new California arrivals like beans and green peppers reach 22 to 25 cents per pound wholesale. Wheat and flour exports from July 1 to October 24 total 562.9 million bushels and 6.9 million barrels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Western Ave
Stow
California
Hutter and Egg
Altho
United States Grain Corporation
Local Market Prices From Oregon and Nearby Shippers
The record lists prices paid to shippers for meats, dairy, and animal products including live cattle, hides, wool, and tallow. It cites various grades and classifications, such as country cows, choice light hogs, dressed hides, and dry hides, with unit figures and quality notes.
Vessel Movements at Cape and Pacific Ports
A detailed report lists deep sea vessels sighted at the Cape and various Puget Sound and West Coast ports on November 6. It notes arrivals, departures, and positions of numerous ships including President, Catherine D, Prince Albert, Lyman Stewart, and others, with routes from Tacoma to British Columbia ports and Tokyo via Manila. Maritime activity centers on Seattle, Tacoma, and Vancouver Island, reflecting a busy day of cargo and passenger movements.
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Seattle
President
Tacoma
Catherine D
Prince Albert
Fushimi Maru
Tsongkong
Manila
Porte
Jefferson
British Columbia
Lyman Stewart
Port
Lule
Etre
Etr
Banta Ana
Alaskan
Ete
Crisfield
New York
Halboa
Lansing
Port Han Lule
Prince Rupert
B. C
Ban Francisco
Areyl
Tr Thouffach
Queenstown
Halbos
B. C. Victoria
BR. C
Bte Teton
Hongkong
J. A
Monterey
Nellingham
Breekdale
U. S. Naval
Yosemite
Port Ludlow
San Francisco
Point Wilson
D. m
Victoria
Port Han Laie
Port Fentale
Cape Spencer
Cordera
Margaret
Redwood
Guy C. Goma
Bge
J. D. Petersmith
Tr Western Koaight
Anyou
Alameda Grand Pacific Dock
Admiral Watson
Admiral Farragut
Admiral Schrey
Catherine Pier
Skinner
Devel
Todd’s
Gaffney
Edmore
Aten Parde
Roosevelt
Western Glen
Weat Ivis
Meffernan’s
Lovejoy
Echr
Colleha
Puget Sound
Pridge
Brookwood
Eiliott
Yerde
Kirketind
Sehr Bianet
Patterson-McDonald Yarde Motor Schr Hoobhyalla
Standard O11 Company
Str
Richmond
Union Pacific Pier
West Seattle
T. & Brookdale
Lake Union
Trulle Snoqualmie
Broxton
Leota
Modymioen
Fort Jackson
Addison
Boughton
Boweamont
Bourneville
Allenhurst
Achilla
Adria
Capreria
Klestra
Odwin
Abydos
Arenademia
Academia
Peruta
Black Wolf
Kirkland
Pastine
Hianford
Agron
Anthon
Fort Harrison
Fort Stanwix
Imufka
Klten
Loots
Dione
Cagacan
Corian
Clneyraa
Cardia
Eliasa
Schre Azalea
Henry Wilson
Salvator
Alice
Wawona
Bre Corus
Daahing Wave
Bk Oriental
San Wan
Tanginak
Rorgen
Kodiak
U. @& & Burveyor
Tr Patterson
Shir
Maid of Orleans
Bee Fresno
Charlies
KR. Wilson
John A
Flthu Themeon
Admiral Dewey
Stimson Millen
Wisteria
Meacham & Tiabeock Yards
Cinean
Chalels
Hull Charnia
Quotations at Blockyarde Hoge and cattle prices note
The document lists quotations for cattle including medium to choice steers and test cows and heifers with prices per hundredweight. It also notes calves and rough heavy categories, with figures like 14.50 to 18.60 and 9.00 to 8.75, and ends with a line about carbon under high explosive pressure crystallizing into diamonds.
Tourists Experience First Earthquake in Riverside
Hundreds of winter visitors in Riverside felt their first earthquake. Tenants in apartment houses reported stronger shaking while bungalow residents saw electric lights sway and heard doors windows and dishes rattle.
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Riverside
Cal
Public MarketsListing Items And Prices From Local Stalls
Market stalls advertise a variety of goods including rice soap margarine Cream of Wheat and canned vegetables. Prices shown include 15¢ for soap 26¢ for Del Monte catsup 61¢ for Wallington butter and 30¢ per pound for leg of lamb. Fresh salmon and canned goods feature among the offerings with varying per unit prices.
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Poonomy
Rogers
del Monte
Local Market Ledger of Fresh Produce and Prices
Stall listings show milk at 12 cents per quart and Carnation milk at 12 1 2 cents. Various fish and seafood including salmon, crabs, trout, black cod, and oysters are priced per pound or per dozen. Butter, eggs, and a sack of Molly or Drifted Snow Gour cost listed amounts.
Local Market Supply List Shows Varied Fresh Produce and Goods
The listing outlines numerous stalls with pink and fresh seafood including salmon and red snapper, produce such as spinach and Brussels sprouts, apples, peaches, sweet potatoes, and beans. It notes items like lard compound, coffee, tea, olive oil, citrus powder, and butter with prices per unit or per box, across stalls 12, 18-25, 24-36, 46, 102, and 116.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey
Westlake Market Daily Specials and Prices Summary
Buried in a fragmented listing, stalls advertise assorted goods and prices. Items include canned foods such as sardines, pork and beans, milk, and coffee, with sums like 26¢ 10¢ and 20¢ noted alongside stall numbers and brief product descriptions.
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Westlake
Ike
Cane Booth
Fisher
Jap Husband Says His Bride Hurled Platter in Fight
Minekichi Takahashi files for divorce claiming his wife Kiku became Americanized after arriving in the United States. He says she learned housework and, in one incident, hurled a dish at him and later a platter. He mentions she even made him cook his own meals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minekichi Takahashi
Kiku
Japan
America
Minekichi
Drug Clerks in New York Strike
Union drug clerks in New York went on strike announcing that registered pharmacists would stay available for prescriptions. They said members would return to old jobs or volunteer during epidemics and claimed over 1,000 out, while all drug stores remained open. They demand union recognition, a $50 weekly minimum, and an eight hour day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wets Leading Kentucky Vote Across Counties
Reports from 45 of 120 Kentucky counties show wets ahead by 14 594 votes due to large wet city tallies. Anti Saloon leader N A Palmer says remaining dry counties will swing the result toward prohibition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Kentucky
N. A. Palmer
Honeymoon Memories Weigh On After Years Of Marriage
A reflective line notes how a husband grows tired of his wife revisiting past honeymoon conversations. The remark highlights strain in long marriage as memories resurfaced.
Grain futures dip as dealers pull back on opening trades
Chicago Board of Trade sees a choppy session as dealers pull back after reports of demand slack. December corn opens at 1.24 down, January corn and May corn follow with declines and oats slip further, while noon quotes show mixed moves across corn and bean contracts.
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Chicago
Chicago Board
Im Inter
ToSc
Portland Market Status Report Cattle Sheep and Eggs
Portland market report lists cattle receipts 22 head with prices for steers cows and bulls, hogs 472 head with prime mixed to rough heavy prices, sheep 2% head with prime lambs and yearlings, and small items including eggs cheese and poultry. Prices shown in dollars per hundredweight or per dozen as applicable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Frisco Market Prices Include Produce and Eggs
Frisco market status listing shows extras and pricing for eggs at 80 cents per dozen, undersized pullets, and cheese in California flats with varying grades and per pound rates. Includes 67 cents per pound for extras and 22 percent per pound for firsts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
California
Coal Operators Ready for Work
The Washington Coal Operators' association states the mines are open and have been operating daily since the strike began. They assert operators will resume production and that miners must return. they deny any agreement not to operate during the strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Coal Operators’ Association
Ing
State
Hitchcock to See Wilson on Treaty
Senator Hitchcock, Democratic leader, will confer with President Wilson within the next two days on plans for final disposition of the peace treaty, Secretary Tumulty announced today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United Press
Hitchcock
Wileson
Tumulty
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Pecane
Perth
Ovens Popcorn
Datky
Leral Country Creamery
Danny Products
Wheleasie
Morse Hradeer Brick
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Vo Hirotlers
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Essen
Oregon
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Yakima
Ark
Pricee Feld
Pou
Gratin and Ferd
U B
Tatoos Island
Prank D
Echr Nainbridge
Alaska
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Feward
Str Northwestern
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Wireleas Reports
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Ulstaew Wanda
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Morris Brothers, Inc
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Victory Victory
New York Stock Exchange
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Studebaker
U. & Rubber
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Central Leather
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General Tore
Southern Pacific
International Paper
Republic Steel
Mutora
Moet
Industriale
Crucible
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Chicago Market Report
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Wilson
Bio Sae
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Madison St
Ley
Herrin & Rhodes, Inc
Anah Pryas
Ienace
Columbia Nostairs
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