Optimists Root Fear in Cotton
Memphis editor argues that despite a severe price drop, optimism returns as the South faces the 1920 cotton crisis. He notes few night rides or gun burnings and cites heldover cotton, export plans, and possible gradual price recovery as the region seeks stabilization through self-help and new marketing strategies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. T. Leech
Memphis Press
Memphis
Tenn
Bamebody
South
United Cotton
Washington
Yon
Public Markets show list of stalls and prices
A dated catalog lists stalls at the public markets with prices for items like lamb, beef, canned goods, soap, flour, tea, and produce. Notable entries include dry onions, canned salmon, butter, sugar, and flour with varied prices and stall numbers such as Stall 1 Stall 10 Stall 69 and Stall 1625.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Wrats
Westlake
van Camp
del Monte
Libby
Lipton
de Bara
Weiners
Ghirardelti
Hernhey
H. Japton
M. J.B
Pike Place
Fresh Simon
Sb. I
Smeita
Ship News Tides in Seattle
Saturday maritime update covers Seattle harbor movements with vessels docking and departures. Ports report shipping traffic patterns, crane activity, and weather conditions influencing timetables for cargo and passenger ferries.
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Seattle
Lumber shipments through canal match 1919 pace
Lumber movement from the Pacific Northwest via the Panama Canal to Atlantic ports in the three months since freight increases equals the total transcontinental lumber shipments for 1919. From Oregon and Washington 45,434,268 feet moved forward. weekly production for the week ending November 13 ran 69,368,533 feet, 22 percent below normal.
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Pacific Northwest
Panama Canal
Atlantic Coast
Oregon
Washington
Katori Maru Departs Seattle With Record Cargo
Nippon Yusen Kaisha liner Katori Maru leaves Great Northern dock with one of the largest freight cargoes in months and 260 passengers aboard.
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Seattle
Great Northern Dock
Say Fish Traps No Navigation Menace in Hearing
Alaskan fish traps pose no danger to navigation if they stay within regular channels, say shipping and fishing men at a Friday hearing before Col. Edward Schulte, U S Army engineer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Schulte
U. & Army
Steamship Company Fights Fraud Suit in Maine Case
Metropolitan Steamship seeks $3,000,000 in a Maine Supreme Court suit against Eastern Steamship Lines officials and New York New Haven Hartford railroad directors. Plaintiffs claim ships Harvard and Yale were released to Pacific Navigation and put into Pacific coast service.
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Portland
Metropolitan Steamship Company
Supreme Court
Eastern Steamship Lines, Inc
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Harvard
Yale
Pacific Navigation Company
Pacific Coast
Maritime Naval Train Movement Report
Wireless Canadian Government reports multiple naval movements dated November 1 to November 19. Vessels listed include Steel Manger departing Portland for Beattie with positions near the Columbia River. Salina San Pedro and San Francisco routes note distances up to 654 miles north of San Francisco. Additional ships include Wash tenaw Port San Luis and Crom Keys Beattie toward Bhanghal with distances cited, and Admiral Bchey sailing from San Francisco toward Beattie with 259 miles from San Francisco.
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Capetown
Seattle
Port Blakely
Manne
Bondonose
Seattle Vie Porte
San Francisco
Admiral Evans
Sir Laman Stewart
Vancouver
B. C
Edit Raleatta
Str
West
West Togus For Seattle At 11 A. m. Astoria—Sailed November 19: Str Fleet Ranger
Seattles
Victoria
Yokohama
Comox
Bi. C
Beattie
Portland
New York
Heattie
Dungeness Paseed
Argyll
Port Townsend
Argyl
Wakena
Tacoma
Alameda
Naval Communications
Steel Manger
Columbia River
Salina
San Pedro
Atr
Queen
Washtenaw
Port San Luis
Etr
Crom Keys
Bhanghal
Admiral Bchey
Vessels in Port Seattle Smith Cove and Docks List
A port listing details vessels moored or docked at Seattle area facilities including Smith Cove Terminal, Pier 14 and A, D, 2, 5, 6 8 tr locations. Ships mentioned include Eastern Leader Eastern Sword Eastern Mariner Westward Ho Myrmidon City of Beattie Nile Deltona and other craft.
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Seattle
Smith Cove
Str
Magnan
Eastern Leader
Eastern Sword
Edmore
Bontum
Eastern Mariner
Ste Westward Ho
Myrmidon
Smith Cove Anchorage
Wallingford
Endicott
Arabia Maru
Weet Jester
Banta Ana
Bell St
U # & Surveyor
City of
Beattie
Atr
Pacific Coast Coal Bunkers
Spokane
Stacy Et
Burnaide
West Keene
Ocean Terminal
Nile
Spokane St
Motor Schr
Labby Maine
East Waterway Docks & Warchoune Co
Devel
Ate
Admiral Watson
Todd Drydocks
Santa Mita
Schr
Wm. Donovan
Kirketind
Deltona
Acir
W. J. Pirrie
Ames Yards
Roosevelt
Hridge & Predging
Ste Patterson
Hull Rainbow
Union Pacific
Yosemite
Alaska Steamship
Victoria
Issues Call for Bank Statements
Washington reports the comptroller of the currency issued a call for the condition of all national banks as of Monday November 16. The action seeks a snapshot of bank health and finances amid ongoing regulatory oversight.
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Washington
Comptroller of the Currency Today
General Stock List Shows Gains by Close in New York Trading
The New York stock market opened irregularly with losses in Mexican Petroleum and Tobacco Products, while United States Steel and several others recovered. By close, a stronger tone emerged as many shares rebounded, Baldwin and Crucible led late gains, and overall prices closed higher with gains noted in United States Steel, General Motors, and Reading among others. The Evening Sun reports irregular early activity, then renewed strength toward session end.
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New York
Central Leather
Chandler
Mexican Petrolaur
Sinclair
American Car & Foundry
Si Brie
Southern Railway
Pan-American
New Haven
Reading
Crucible
Atlantic Gulf
United States Steel
Baldwin
Studebaker
Pierce-Arrow
Daldwin
Steel
General Motors
Southern Pacific
Mexican Petroleum
Pan-American Tan
United States Rubber
Northern Pacific
Brie
General Electric
New York Evening Sun Financial Review Today
Altove
Grain futures slump after early gains on Chicago Board
In half-day trading on the Chicago Board of Trade, grain futures moved erratically with commission houses on both sides. Prices eased from an early rise as December wheat and March wheat declined further, corn slipped from opening highs, and oats also fell later, while provisions fell in sympathy. Cash wheat prices showed hog market bids and standard grades noted.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Chicago Live Stock Prices and Receipts Report
Chicago market receipts show 5 000 cattle with live hog and beef values, with steers and heifers declining to $11.60 for hogs and ranges for beef cattle between $7.50 and $12.25. Sheep receipts around 1 000 head with lambs at $8.01 to $12 and ewes at $2.50 to $6.25.
New York Sugar and Coffee Prices Note
New York sugar and coffee price notes dated November 2 report sugar raw at 8 7e per pound granulated 9e per pound and coffee boot No 7 mic 7 7e per pound No 4 Bantos 10 4%e per pound for market rates
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N. Y
New York
Foreign exchange closes higher in New York
Foreign exchange markets in New York closed higher with demand for sterling at 2.46 percent, France at 1.07 cents, lira at 2.78 cents, marks at 1.39 cents, and Canadian dollars at 1.19 cents.
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Foreign Exchange
New York
France
Denver Market Report Shows Steady Cattle and Sheep
Denver market status notes cattle receipts totaling 600 head with steady demand. Steers bring 750 dollars with ten dollar variation, cows and heifers 5 to 6.76, stockers and feeders around 9, calves 5 to 11. Lamb receipts 3,400 head with steady tone. lambs 9.50 to 10.60, ewes 4.76 to 40, feeders 9.60 to 10.50. Hoge receipts 200 head, top 11.25.
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Chicago
Denver
Portland Market Status Nov 20 Prices Steady
Market reports from Portland list cattle at 100 head for Cattie and Nedots unchanged, hogs nominal, beef market unchanged, sheep steady, hutts at 9 dollars per hundredweight, keep at 80 cents per dozen, cheene triplets at 1 cent per weight, hens 25 to 30 cents per pound.
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Portland
Fish Packers Organization Planned for Seattle
A new group called the Salmon Packers Export Company with a capitalization of 20000 will form in Seattle soon. It includes most local packers except those already with their own association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Salmon Packers’ Export Company
Wvnth
Merchants' Exchange Manager Here Quits
Robert C. Hill resigns after nine years as Seattle Merchants' Exchange manager. Frank Ft. Hanlon, a former railroad man and traffic expert, is named his successor by the organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert C. Hill
Seattle Merchants’ Exchange
Frank Ft. Hanlon
Bank Clearings and Balances Report
Financial ledger itemizes bank clearings totaling 5 407 624 26 with Spokane and Tacoma figures. It lists balances of 1 347 201 67 in one segment and 819 891 00 in another, plus Tacoma and other clearings totaling 6 590 969 00 with 1 288 783 00 balances.
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Bolevese
Spokane
Tacoma
Cssee
Sss
Ees
Vital Statistics Marriage Licenses and Divorces Listed
A compiled entry lists marriage licenses granted to individuals from San Francisco Seattle Walla Walla Anchorage Valdez and other locations with ages including 24 and 25. It also records divorces granted for multiple couples including Heat Cornelia A Morford W V Troeher Henrietta Gaston Rose Metzker Madge Fortenbacher Christian Spencer Thomas H Alfred Vollum Charles Hubbard Belle Knowlton Sarah J and several others with ages noted and locations such as Bremerton Seattle and the Fort.
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Vital Statistics
Age Holbrook
Edward Henry
San Francisco
Gibbs
Clara Edna
Maewska
Anton P
Seattle
Gerevenis
Legal Halliday
Billizabeth
Gene
Heybrook
Mark
Elsie
Richter
W. O
Legal Dickinnon
Elta
Legal Legal 1
Cornelia A
W. FB
Fortenbacher
Madge
Bremerton
Footer
Christian
22Nd Ave
Spencer
Thomas H
33Rd Ave
W. van Houten
Alfred
Wallingford
Vollum
Charles A
W. 57Th
Hubbard
Belle
Findlayer
Knowlton
Sarah J
Orum
Infant
Day
Crowley
Malcolm
Harrison
Pring
Lillian F
Fourth NW
Lettuce from South Delayed and Market Notes
California lettuce was on the market in limited supply due to a freight wreck delaying arrivals. Prices for available crates hovered around 3.50 to 4.00 dollars. The scene also shows green corn, wax beans, and olives offered, with oranges scarce and navels due Monday.
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California
To Start Erecting State Building Soan
Construction of the new $100,000 state office building is expected to be under way shortly. The building will be erected at Fourth Ave. and Bell St. Plans and specifications are now being prepared by Architect Henry Bittman.
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Fourth Ave
Bell St
Henry Bittman
Sugar Price Drop Triggers Suit Over 1074 Dollar Claim
Frank Waterhouse & Co seeks 1074.52 in superior court alleging a fall in sugar market price after Sept 30 forced them to resell 60 022 pounds at 11 1/2 cents per pound. They accuse F Griffin & Co of failing to honor a bargain, reducing profit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Waterhouse & Co
F. Griffin & Co
Superior Court
Pacific Fisheries Association Picks New President
C. H. Black Jr. was elected president of the Association of Pacific Fisheries at its annual banquet held during the two day packers session at the New Washington hotel. He succeeds Frank Wright of Carlisle Packing. The banquet capped the organization’s two day meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Hi. Black, Jr
Association of Pacific Fisheries
New Washington Hotel
Frank Wright
Carlisle Packing Company
Lumberjack Choked and Robbed. Watch and Cash Taken
Louie Paro a 34 year old Burlington logger was found dazed on a city lawn and taken to hospital after two men bound for the city robbed him of $42 and a watch. Paro reported being abducted from a lonely hilltop by a car whose occupants drove him into town. In a separate incident three boys under 11 were apprehended by patrolmen in Watson for stealing four boxes of cigars and a go cart, later turned over to the juvenile department.
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Louie Paro
Burlington
KB. Ferguson
Newell St
Ile
George F. Reynolds
Paro
Ferguson
Terry Ave
Watson
W. W. Dench
H. A. Holmes
Police Judge Shortage Raised as Case Load Grows
Corporation Counsel Walter F. Meier urged appointing another police court judge. He noted police court fines rose from 7000 per month in 1916 to about 27000 in 1920 and suggested the legal department draft a bill for the January state legislature session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter F. Meier
Meier
City Legal Department
Stolen Roche Point Schooner Still Missing
The two masted schooner Roche Point was stolen from King & Winge shipyards in West Seattle Thursday night by a pirate crew and had not been found by Saturday. Federal officials expect its prompt recovery as coast guard cutter Arcata and observers monitor all straits and coastal points.
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Roche Point
King & Winge
West Seattle
Coast Guard
Arcata
California Storm Ends as Rivers Still Rise
Weatherman N R Taylor announced the California storm is over. The Sacramento River will keep rising until after Sunday while the American River northeast of Sacramento fills rapidly. No nearby areas are endangered by flood waters.
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Sacramento
Cal
California
N. R. Taylor
Billion Dollar Tariff Aimed By New Administration
Washington republicans indicate a billion dollar tariff is planned when the new administration takes power next March. Senator Curtis of Kansas says about 1,000,000,000 dollars a year in tariff duties could be realized, an increase of 700,000,000 dollars over current duties.
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Washington
Senator Curtis
Kansas
Senate
Longshoremen Split Over Charges Upheld by Judge
The International Longshoremen's union seeks autonomy from the local union and may not try its charges before the current board of judges. Superior Judge Calvin S. Hall issued the decision on Saturday, ruling against proceeding under the existing setup.
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International Longshoremen’s Union
Board of Judges
Calvin’ S. Hall
Joe Dora Charged with Second Degree Assault in Yee Mon Case
An information charging Joe Dora with second degree assault on Yee Mon was filed by the prosecuting attorney Saturday. Dora was identified by Jimmie Lee who says the prisoner previously assaulted one China boy. Mon says he cannot explain his assailant's motive.
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Joe Dora
Yee Mon
Dora
Jimmie Lee
Mon
Painless Austin Faces Grand Larceny Hearing
Dentist known as Painless Austin denied he defrauded Theodore Meyer of 5000 dollars in an investment in United Rubber Products Co. A preliminary hearing was held in Justice of the Peace Otis W. Brinker's Court on Friday. The story notes the stock misrepresentation allegation and the subject's denial. Also mentioned is the body of Cornelius J. Kelly arriving on the steamship Alameda after pneumonia contracted in La Touche on November 4 while traveling from Alaska.
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Painless Austin
Pr. i. Austin
Cornelius J. Kelly
la Touche
Alaska
Alameda
Premiers Leygues and Lloyd George to Meet in London
Official announcement states French Premier Leygues and British Prime Minister Lloyd George will meet in London next week to discuss international problems affecting France and Great Britain.
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Para
Leygues
Lloyd George
London
France
Great Britain
Greek Royalty Invited to Return to Greece
A dispatch from Athens reported by Paris said Premier Mhalia invited the Greek royal family including Constantine to return. Parliament was convoked for November 25.
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Paris
French Foreign Office
Athena Today
Mhalia
Constantine
Greece
New Greek Cabinet Takes Office Oath
The new Greek cabinet has taken oath before Queen Mother Olga who issued a proclamation assuming the regency in the name of Constantine.
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Athens
Olga
Constantine
British Admiral Meets Former Constantin in Lucerne
Vice Admiral Mark Kerr, former British naval attaché at Athens, held an unofficial conference with former King Constantine shortly after his arrival in Lucerne. The meeting was learned today.
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Lucerne
Mark Kerr
Athens
Constantin
Turks Capture Erivan Report From Swine Sovrets
A dispatch from Swine sovrets claims Kemal Pasha's Turkish nationalists captured Erivan the Armenian capital. No confirmation available.
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Armenia
London
Sovrets
Kemel Pasha
Erivan
Russians Carry War Into the Polish Neutral Zone
A Moscow wireless statement says Russia will extend the war into the Polish neutral zone because of Balakevitch attacks. War saw dispatches report 15 red divisions concentrated on the Polish front and fear of an attack.
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Berlin
Moscow
Balakevitch
Warsaw
Lithuania Plans New War Against Poland
Representatives of Lithuania are in Moscow negotiating with the Soviet government for a military offensive against Poland. Advices from Moscow report Lithuania seeks action allied with Russia.
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Paris
Lithuania
Moscow
Poland
Hearings on Irish Trouble Postponed
Hearings on Irish conditions before the American Legion on Ireland are postponed to the week after next. Mrs Muriel MacSwiney widow of Cork’s late lord mayor is expected to testify when proceedings resume.
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Washington
Ireland
Muriel MacSwiney
Cork
Overcoat Afloat Indicates death by own action
Sacramento police report an overcoat and hat found on the city moat suggest a suicide by jumping into the river. Two cards in the pocket list B. S. Allison of Tacoma Washington and Dr. W. B. Penney of Taggma Washington as possib le identifyers.
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Sacramento
Cal
Allison
Tacoma
Wash
W B. Penney
Taggma
Cancel Changes in Railroad Schedule
Changes in Great Northern and Oregon Washington railroad schedules, advertised to take effect Sunday, will not be made. Announcement issued Saturday.
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Great Northern
Oregon-Washington
Dedicate Science Church on Sunday Ceremony Planned
The Church of Christ, Scientist at 16th Ave and Dennyway will be dedicated with ceremonies this Sunday at 11 am and 3 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Science
Church of Christ, Scientist
16Th Ave
Dennyway
Pedestrian Struck by Auto Flees After Incident
A pedestrian was knocked down and dragged about 20 feet by a vehicle driven by W. H. White of Earlington at Third avenue and Pike street on Friday. The man, described as a Japarose speaking Nipponese, dusted himself off and fled.
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W. H. White
Earlington
Third Ave
Pike St
Young girl struck by car but not hurt in city collision
Gladys Rae, 13, of 2217 Third Ave West, ran into a car driven by A. McAuley of 107 Jackson St, at Second Ave and Marion St on a Friday evening while hurrying for a streetcar. She was knocked down but sustained no injuries.
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Gladys Rae
Third Ave
A. McAuley
Jackson St
Second Ave
Marion St
S. M. Reed
Creston St
W. E. Clark
Seventh Ave
24Th Ave
Seattle General Hospital
W. J. Schuer
Marion
James
A. H. Tempin
Filipinos Face Vagrancy and Firearm Charges After Night Theft
George Vadel and KB Belamira, both 22 and 24, Filipinos, were arrested after a chase for possession of a loaded gun. Ether and chloroform found in their room at the Alps hotel drew police to a possible link with the 1240 a.m. robbery of Arial Hurd, a municipal railway messenger, though Hurd cannot positively identify them. Police say the suspects fled but were captured within an hour. the gun may belong to another party and drugs could not be explained.
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George Vadel
KB Vv. Belamira
Chase
C. BE. Tennant
Alps
King St
Arial Hurd
Municipal Railway
Hard
Hurd
Eastlake Ave
C. M. Johnson
Belamira
Vadel
Nibth Ave
Washington
G. W. Christy
C. EB. Tedrick
Tennant
Blue Woodshed sessions shock North End families
Police report three child abuse incidents at Blue Woodshed sessions in North End homes. An 11 year old boy, his stern father, and a large stick were present at each event, with cries for mercy during repeated beatings. Mrs Gorman witnessed attempted break in nearby, leading to three youths being caught by Patrolman Bertrand and later released to their fathers.
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Woodshed
North End
J. E. Gorman
EB. Mercer
Bridge over Montlake Canal Asked by Chamber
Trustees of the Chamber of Commerce requested the city council investigate land feasibility for a coast bridge over Lake Washington canal at Montlake Avenue in a Saturday communication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Chamber of Commerce
Coas
Lake Wi Canal
Montigke Ave
Brother Hero of Man Dead in Es See T G Evans Notified
Police received word Saturday that Dave Evans died Friday in New Britain Missouri. T G Evans of that city was asked to be notified of his brother's death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. G. Evans
Dave
Newbria
Evane
Pasquale Sentenced to Life in Prison
NORRISTOWN Pa November 20 August Pasquale known as the crank received life imprisonment after pleading guilty to second degree murder for the kidnapping and smothering of 13 month old Blakely Coughlin. Kidnapping charge was dismissed. The baby’s death was confessed.
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Norristown
August Pasquale
the Crank
Blakely Coughlin
George B. Coughlin
Pasquale
Baby Coughlin
Nine Railroads Seek Bond Issue
PORTLAND Oregon November 20 J Dunn was re elected president the Pacific Coast Ice Cream manufacturers association in session yesterday A 8 Bird Seattle chosen third vice president Stokes also of Seattle was elected to the board of directors
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Portland
Dunn
Pacific Coast Ice Creamufacturers’ Association
Bird
Seattle
Stokes
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