Spinach and vegetables move in local market amid varied prices
Spinach from Walla Walla appears at 1.25 a box as Oregon lettuce and cauliflower shipments rise. Apples move rapidly in box lots with retail demand up. Prices for various produce and dairy items are listed, reflecting strong wholesale activity across vegetables fruits and meats in the region.
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le Bog
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Florida
Prices Open Higher on New York Stock Market
The stock market opened higher on reports of improved Near East sentiment and stocks began a recovery. General Motors surged to a 1922 high, Dupont advanced, and United States Steel rose amid broad gains in industrials including Studebaker and Reading.
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Wall, Street Journal Financial Review
Near East
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Studebaker
Steel
Yesensi Hisouut
Tuesay
General Motora
Dupont
United States Steel
Fchleon
Sinclair
New Haven
Pennsylvania
Grain Prices Close Lower on Chicago Board
Grain prices finished lower on the Chicago Board of Trade due to improved European cereal supplies and heavy receipts. Wheat, corn, and oats all showing mixed closes with December corn down and May oats up as traders weighed supply signals and futures activity.
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Chicago
Chiago Board of Trade
May
Seattle lawsuit eyed by rail official over wrongful arrest
Capt. E P King, station agent for the Chicago Milwaukee Saint Paul in Eatonville, says he was wrongfully hauled into Seattle court on a reckless driving charge. He plans possible damages action against city authorities after alleging he was in bed when the accident occurred and his car number was misidentified by a woman witness. He was freed when the case was heard.
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Eatonville
Seattle
E. P. King
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway
Charge Man Slays His Wife and Son
A manhunt spread across northern Indiana for Thomas Clark 62 accused of killing his wife and youngest son at their Huntington farm home. Clark fled from an asylum months earlier and hid with relatives until parole. He allegedly crushed their skulls with a club in the basement.
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Huntington
Ind
Indiana
Thomas Clark
Clark
Thieves Steal Car and Crash in City
A car stolen from R. F. Barnett at 1134 North 70th Avenue was driven by two thieves at high speed through the city. They crashed into a telegraph pole near the American Can company plant at Clay Street, snapping the pole at the base. The auto was wrecked but the thieves escaped.
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R. F. Barnett
American Can Company
Clay St
Approval Near For Morris & Co Packing Deal
Government approval of the Morris & Co packers sale to J Ogden Armour for 50 million dollars was the final step needed to close the transaction. An inventory of the Morris plant is under way and will be completed within days. The South Beacon Hill Improvement Club sets a regular meeting for 8 pm Friday at Christensen's Hall 30488 Graham St open to all residents.
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Chicago
Morris & Co., Packers
J. Og.den Armour
Morris
South Beacon Hill
TATOOSH ISLAND WEATHER REPORT NOVEMBER NIGHT
Weather report from Tatoosh Island at 1 44 A M notes barometer rising and cloudy skies. Wind is from the south and Gillet shows a small speed reading.
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Weather Bureau
Tatoosh Island
Arrivals at Seattle Port Include Multiple Vessels on Nov 16
Ships listed docked or arrived with details of origins and times including Maleric from Tacoma Sinaloa from Puesta Arenas and Yosemite from San Francisco. Also noted are Northland, Phylise, Dakotan and Wm. A. McKenney among others pending port calls and terminal associations at Smith Cove Pier A and Pier H.
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Tr Maleric
Tacoma
Htr
Sinaloa
Puesta Arenas
Porta
Berger Indictment Will Be Ruled Out
Madison Wis Nov 16 United States District Attorney W H Daugherty announced the indictment against congressman elect Victor L Berger of Milwaukee charging violation of the espionage act will be quashed The indictment was returned November 6 1918 and Berger was arraigned March 6 1919 and released on 6000 dollar bond
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Madison
Wis
Victor L. Berger
Milwaukee
United States
W. H. Daugherty
Berger
Jap's Conscience Leads Him to Jail
Ogura a 40 year old Japanese merchant fled police after tossing a 100 pound sugar sack a set of keys and a padlock. He was captured and jailed as officers pondered the appropriate charge.
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Ogura
C. Fr. Watson
M. Buckley
Workers Reject Tin Gods at IWW Convention
The I W W national convention in Chicago adopts a rule limiting officers to one year in office and denounces Big Bill Haywood fleeing Leavenworth after espionage violations. The 35 delegates vow no individual can build a tin god reputation at workers’ expense.
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Chicago
Haywood
Leavenworth
Jennie Greenwald Sent Back Into Custody After Arrest
Sheriff's deputies arrested Jennie Greenwald and her husband Harry at the Motor Inn near Auburn on Wednesday night. A quantity of liquor was seized. They remain out on bond pending appeal from a liquor conviction.
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Jennie Greenwald
Sheriff's
Motor Inn
Harry
Auburn
Greenwalds
City Development Group to Convene Friday Meeting
The executive committee of the Seattle Industrial Development Association formed through Councilwoman Kathryn Miracle will meet at 8 p.m. Friday in the Frye hotel writing room.
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The
Seattle Industrial Development Association
Kathryn Miracle
Frye Hotel
More Ship Oil Contracts Set
Washington reports contracts for supplying fuel oil to shipping board vessels at Pacific coast ports and in Chinese waters awarded to Union Oil Co and Standard Oil Co of New York. Union Oil gets 6,000,000 barrels a year across three Pacific coast points at bunker prices 85 to 92 cents per barrel. 18 months from the 20th. Standard Oil of New York wins 600,000 to 1,200,000 barrels for Shanghai Singapore and Hongkong deliveries at 1.76 dollars per barrel. Atlantic coast and Gulf awards announced yesterday.
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Shipping Board
Pacific Coast Porta
Union Oi Co
Standard Oil Co
New York
Lasker
Pacific Coast
Union Ot Co
Shanghai
Singapore
Hongkong
Atlantic Coast
Gulf Ports
Man Injured When Hit by Streetcar on Whatcom and Lander
Ole Haaland, 59, of 2826 W 2nd St, was hit while alighting a northbound streetcar at Whatcom Ave and Lander St. He suffered a lacerated scalp, multiple broken ribs, and a broken arm and was taken to City Hospital.
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Lander St
Ole Haaland
2Nd St
City Hospital
Mount Vernon arrest nets two held on Mount Vernon case
Detectives Dan McLennan and Jim Doom arrested a man and a woman on Wednesday night at First Avenue and Pikest in Mount Vernon. The suspects, L. V. vo 83 a longshoreman and Mrs Margaret Rolph 23, were held for authorities at Mt. Vernon.
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Pikest
L. V. Vo
Longshoreman
Margaret Rolph
Mt. Vernon
Dan McLennan
Jim Doom
Youth slaying on Ventura beach shocks community
Buell Barrows a 21 year old garage mechanic was shot to death in a car with Hazel Middleton a 17 year old high school student at a beach in Ventura. Four shots were fired. two hit Barrows and two more misfired toward Middleton who escaped unharmed though burned by gunpowder. Authorities seek a jealous suspect and indicate motive is unknown.
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Cal
Buell Barrows
Hazel Middleton
Barrows
Miss Middleton
Frank Barrows
A. C. Middleton
Camarillo
Seattle gas rate case postpones complaint filing
The city of Seattle will delay filing a complaint against Seattle Lighting Co for gas rates and service to municipal customers. The delay allows the public utilities department time to gather evidence for a hearing before the state department of public works, with hearing date set after filing and a 10 day notice.
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Seattle
Seattle Lighting Co
Department of Public Utilities
State Department of Public Works
Corporation Counsel
T. J. L. Kennedy
Solons Discuss Consolidating County and City Governments
State lawmakers from multiple districts favor unifying county and city governance. They cite potential tax savings and reduced millage, while noting a constitutional amendment is needed and urging careful handling of the bill's details.
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Washington
Dan Landon
George F. Meacham
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