Drunkenness and whisky charges tied to Judge Allen case
Court records describe a night of drunken activity and whisky transport involving Judge Allen, accusation of unlawful possession with intent to dispose, and participation by others including a court clerk and a gas court official. Witnesses describe late evening drinking, and plans to procure more whisky, with attorneys named Campbell and Higgins present.
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Clay Allen
Judge Allen
Allen
George
Oscar
Henegen
Eeeky
Campbell
Higgins
Charles M
T. H. Patterson
New York Stock Crash Frees Farm Dollar Funds
Washington reports about 500 million dollars will be released to aid local enterprises across the United States as the New York stock market slump prompts speculation fears. Officials say the farmer dollar will return home to finance local needs while call money climbs to high rates and bankers move cash to market.
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Washington
United States
New York
Treasury Department
Federal Reserve Board
Telegraph
Farmer Banks
General Motors
Prosecution reveals whisky evidence tied to Judge Allen case
A liquor container with 36 bottles of whisky, found in a county building airshaft, is presented as state evidence against Judge Allen. Four bottles of Scotch and six of Boone’s Knoll were entered for use against August Henagen in federal court. Trial opened before Judge J. M. Ralston with Deputy Patterson describing illicit liquor removal from the courtroom on June 4.
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Gordon
Providence Hospital
Judge Allen
Patterson
Frater
Percy Thomas
Allen
Thomas
Vessels in Port at Seattle Today
A dense list of ships docks and yards at Seattle with vessels at Smith Cove Pier 11 Bell terminal and various piers and drydocks. It names many ships including Admiral Farragut Senator Admiral Dewey Governor Redondo Ossaqumatick and Planet along with Abbott ships in Ames yards Meathermans drydock and Puget Sound operations.
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Smith Cove
City of Spokane
Edmore
Devel
Abner Coburn
Bage J. DD. Peters
Bookane
Redondo
Hanford Mt
Ossaqumatick
Meridian
Todd's Drydock
Atr
Gaffney
Acir
Pedro Christopherson
Santa Mita
Ames Yards
Loonevelt
Wee
Meffernan
H. B. Lovejoy
Sehr Coolcha
Puget Sound Bridge
Brookwood
Seattle
Western Glen
Elliott Bay Garden
Sehr
Kirketind
Echr Planet
Lake Union
Miack Wolf
Birkland
Bastine
Blanford
Agron
Anthon
Fort Harrison
Fort Stanwix
Imufka
Kiten
Loots
Dione
Cagacan
Cozian
Cineyras
Cardia
Elissa
Achra Azalea
Henry Wilson
Halvator
Alice
Wawona
Bee Corus
Bie Oriental
Ian Wan
Etr
Tanginak
Kodiak
Burveyor
Patterson
Maid of Orleans
Bee Freano
Charlies
Wilson
Joan A
Bishu Thomson
Washington
Patternon-McDonala Yarda
Motors
Meacham & Babcock Yards
Fttr
Cineas
Chaicia
Hull Charnia
Coffee Prices and Varieties Listed in Market Notes
New York market items show Rio coffee No 7 at 17 cents per pound, No 4 Barantos at 26 to 28 cents per pound, with a general quote of 7.28 cents per pound for a base price. The fragment notes fluctuating regional prices in a brief trade update.
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New York
Rio
Local Market Prices and Clearing Balances Report
Spokane clearing balances show 2,715,714.00 with 669,412.00 on hand as local market prices and wholesale dealer tallies. The document lists assorted produce and livestock prices per unit or crate, including cabbage, carrots, peppers, grapes, apples, pears, and meats from various traders and regions such as Oregon and Yakima.
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Spokane
Reese- Looal
Danieh Mall
Ueark
Oregon
Yakima, Wack
Nancy Hall
Fresh Egg Prices Diverge as Market Tracks New 3 Cent Dozen
Wholesalers hold a split market with many houses quoting 3 cents per dozen for fresh eggs while some dealers persist at 86 cents per dozen. The lower price is expected to spread by Thursday afternoon as the pullet market stays active and stockpiles risk surplus. Hog receipts run 284 at stockyards and cattle 108 head. hogs strong and cattle steady. Potatoes firm with frost damage east of the mountains signaling potential price hikes. Seattle demand grows amid fears of rising spud costs.
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Hutter
Seattle
New York Stock Exchange Opens Higher Amid Volatile Trading
The New York Stock Exchange opened higher on November 18 with prices advancing for General Motors and Mexican Petroleum among others. Traders noted heavy activity in Liberty and Victory bonds while money rates remained elevated with call money at 16 percent.
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New York
Youter
General Motors
Mexican Petroleum
Crucible @t
Lackawanna Stoeet
United Retail
United States Steel
Mtudebaker
Republic
United States
Southern Pacific
Central Leather
American Bomar
Texas Company
Liberty
Victory
Horrowers
Crucible
United States Hubbert
Kelly Springfield
Grain market nerves rattle Chicago Board of Trade
Chicago grain traders faced a wary session as the Board of Trade showed a weakened tone. December corn slipped from the opening, January and May contracts opened lower and fluctuated with provisions irregular, marking a cautious day of futures activity.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Livestock Market Prices Mixed Amid Sparse Bids
Receipts around 250 head with meat kinds trading around 16 to 18 dollars for prime cattle while medium and rough heavy categories show weaker quotes. Sheep market steady with prime mutton around 11 to 12 dollars, yearlings near 5.50 to 9, and ewes lower. Hogs report about 4 to 7 dollars per hundredweight with varying weights and tender, and other miscellaneous livestock quotes noted.
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Portland
Bretiers
Public Markets Stall Prices Led by Butter and Canned Goods
Market listings show 10 percent drop on choice creamery butter to 66 cents, fall cream cheese and cream brick cheese priced, with various meats and seafood including pork roast tongue corned beef and fresh salmon. Numerous stalls offer canned goods and pantry staples such as Del Monte pork and beans, raisins, pancake flour, honey and margarine, plus beverages and breakfast items.
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del Monte
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United States Spruce Production Corporation
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