Turkeys Shortage Drives Up Local Prices and Market Levels
The turkey shortage tightens the local market with wholesalers asking 43 to 44 cents a pound for choice birds and retailers at 45 to 60 cents. Northwest reports indicate scarce shipments to Seattle while Oregon and California produce prices rise for other vegetables each priced per crate or sack with cauliflowers at 2.50 and artichokes and sprouts shipped on Saturdays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ealers
Portland
Idaho
Northwest
Seattle
Valencia
Industrial Leaders Targeted as Market Slump Deepens
During a two hour New York Stock Exchange session traders concentrated pressure on major industrial leaders. Studebaker faced Selling pressure while Baldwin American Locomotive Owens-Illinois American Can and Steel Common also fell. Closing prices showed broad declines across United States Steel Standard Oil and other major names with mixed moves among rail and chemical stocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strnnt Journal Financial Rinview
New Jorie
Operesere
New York Stock Exchange
Studebaker
Tsae
Tke Baldwin
American Locomotive
Owen Products
American Can
Steel
Lowe
U, & Steel
Republic
Baldwin
Texas
New Jersey
Brudebeker
Rie
General Motors
Famous Players
Mertean Woolen
Anaconda
Pac Nie Dysert
York Sentral
Southern Pacific
Sedeheken
Uinvon” Pee Fie
Wdeneral Hiedrio
Gan
Prices for fresh produce and dairy items from local market
The listing details per ton, crate, and per unit prices for vegetables fruit and dairy. It includes carrots cauliflowers celery lettuce onions peppers potatoes yams spinach and more with items like strawberries melons apples and peaches. Also notes poultry meats and dairy goods with assorted prices.
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Perth
Mubbard
Gemabesh Lami
Seaah San
Grain market closes lower on heavy selling
Chicago traders pushed grain prices down on November 18 as local speculators and export demand weighed on futures. December wheat opened 1.5 cents higher and closed 2.5 cents lower while corn and oats also slid, with mixed results for soy and other grains. Cash wheat and cattle prices were listed with varied bids and steady to firm movement in cattle.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Tome
Oate
Lue
New York Sugar and Coffee Quotations Dated Saturday
Fragments show price quotes for sugar and coffee in New York markets with figures like 6.66 and various percentages. The readable text includes references to prices, bid offers, and market terms without complete context.
Public Markets Stall Catalogue Highlights Fresh Produce
Interior market list detailing stalls with prices on fruits, vegetables, meats, dairy and pantry goods. Mentions vendors offering salmon, potatoes, apples, butter, eggs, coffee, canned goods and specialty items with unit prices and stall numbers. Describes wide array of goods across multiple sections including economy and outdoor displays.
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Pier Flace
Estes
Home Meade
Seattle Ship News Tides In
Seattle harbor reports indicate rising tides affecting local shipping lanes and dock operations. Mariners note schedule shifts as vessels maneuver amid forecasted high water and rain.
Batumday Tide and Vessel Arrivals at Ports
Weather notes on tide times at Tattooshm Island with east wind and 18 mph. Vessel schedule lists arrivals from Buenos Aires Spokane Tacoma Anchorage Vancouver and Latouche with times in November. sailings include Remus to Ta jare and Pawnee to Mobile.
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Weather Bureau
Tatooshm Island
North AM
Tr Viking
Achiteam
West Notus
Buenos Aires
Ttaria
T & ™ Ae Mpokane
Alaska
Ruth Alexander
Tacoma
Latouche
Anchorage
Heuthweetern
Heathestern Aleaka
Tyndereus
Vancouver
BO Vie
SAIL
Remus
Tajare
Rte
Pawnee
Mobile Porta
Mereid Deller
Bhanghal Vis
Meetownip
Maritime Crossings Reported Schedules
Fragmented OCR lists ship movements with lines for Princess Mary Alameda and other vessels. Entries show directions southbound and northbound with times around 10 pm to 10:30 pm. Names appear garbled as Ketchikan Mev and Admiral Weteon.
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Ketchikan
Admiral Weteon
Princess Mary
Alameda
Shipping News Abstract from a Confused Log of Arrivals
The fragment lists vessels arriving or sailing from ports including Astortea-Nev and Dalboe with names such as Walter D. Munson and Stan fey Deller and routes to and from Beattie Heattie Meattie Everett and Liverpool It arriving at New York and Malta. It references Nov dates and various ships including Nome City and Memaisk with several halted or failed entries.
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Astortea
Ausoanstar
Geattle
Narente
Heattie
Walter D. Munson
Beattie
Munindies
P m
Nome City
Dan Pedro
Etr
FF. Alexander
Quinanit
Tecoma
Jacel Luckerbach
Mamner
Everett
F. Alexander
Dalboe
Mebraske
Meattie
Memaisk
Ships in Port at Seattle’s Smith Cove Harbor Aboard Multiple Vessels
A list of vessels at Seattle Smith Cove and nearby piers includes Pacific Coast companies, dredging crews, and several named ships such as Anvil, Belfast, and President Jefferson. The enumeration references various docks, lines of steamers, and marine firms connected to the harbor activity.
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Smith Cove
Nertheeetern
Ruth Alexander
Pacific Coast
Hartland
Western Keight
Silverado
Delight
Cross Keys
Atlantic Street
Atr Pacific
Mecy Street
Cabokla
Etr
Jefferson
Dilworth
Hridge & Dredging Co
Tereon
Ames Ghipyeré & Termine
Rive Railway
Ftr Pacifice
Ga City
Vancouver
Gophie Christensen
Anvil
Bark
Belfast
Portland Produce Rigtter- 42 Gite i trey Price
Portland market reports varied produce pricing with items like 42 and 49 price notes. A 450-donelike listing appears in a mixed format, suggesting a local price roundup.
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Portland
Trey Price
Foreign Exchange Rates Move Steady in New York Market
The New York foreign exchange market opened steady with the dollar at about 449 percent against sterling and 96.07 against francs. The franc and other currencies showed minor fluctuations as trading closed firm. Sterling touched around 4.49 to the mark with limited movement and a slight uptick in some quotes.
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Foreign Exchange
New York
Toreten
France
Perjury Case Dismissed Against Edgar Woodcock
In San Francisco on November 25 the perjury charges against Edgar Woodcock, acquitted in a sensational murder trial, were dropped. Superior Judge Ward granted a demurrer after noting the appellate court's dismissal and citing unavailable witnesses, with Woodcock entering a not guilty plea.
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San Francisco
Edgar Woodcock
Woodcock
Ward
Mre
Mahoney Loses Another Hope in Death Penalty Fight
Attorney General Thompson told Acting Gov. Coyle he cannot change Mahoney’s execution date from December 1 to December 5. Coyle refused clemency. Mahoney may be spared briefly if the Supreme Court rules on the latest appeal before December 1. Brandeis was asked to review the case, now in Washington.
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James EK
Mahoney
L. L. Thompson
W. J. Coyle
United States Supreme Court
Thompson
Coyle
Washington
Supreme Justice
Brandeis
Architects Show Work By University Of Washington Students
University of Washington school of architecture students exhibit drawings recently returned from New York where shown before the Beaux Arts Institute of Design on campus. A second batch from 18 students will be sent to the Beaux Arts Institute for national competition. Awards include first to Henry B. Moorer and second to William P. Taylor for An Entrance to an Arsenal. first to Jenness Bonnell and second to Walter Lund for A Constabulary Post. other mentions to Allan K. Aral Helen Geri and Harry Shoemaker. Judges were Daniel KR Huntington Arthur L. Loveless and J. Ivey.
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School of Architecture
University of Washington
New York
Eaux Arta Institute of Design
Beaux Arta Institute
Henry B. Moorer
William P. J. Taylor
E. W. Ongood
Firth
Jenness Bonnell
Walter Lund
Allan K. Aral
Helen Geri
Harry Shoemaker
Daniel KR. Huntington
Arthur L. Loveless
J. Ivey
Orientals Fight Over White Girl in Domestic Dispute
Beattie police faced a unusual domestic case after arresting Tom Louis and K Fulfil both claiming Ruth A. Stevens a white girl as their wife. The trio were detained for investigation with Ruth denying or confirming the marriage claims.
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Beattie
Tom Louis
K. Fulfil
Chinere
Japa
Ruth A. Stevens
Caid
Louie
Everett Adopts Five Cent Fare Pioneering Bus Shift
Everett embraces a five cent fare as it shifts from streetcars to motor buses on the Colby Rucker line. Newell notes buses suit the city's wide, flat streets and short hauls, though unions worry about labor costs. Weeks see ongoing construction in Oakland and ship arrivals, with a March 1, 1923 start for Hewitt avenue and gradual line changes citywide.
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Everett
Lile
Puget Sound International Railway & Power Co
Seatle
Tacoma
Hellingham
Puget Sound International Railway & Power
Pverett
Colby- Rucker
Ecity
George Newell
W. H. Clay
C. A. Turner
R. B. Willams
Oakland
Cal
Newell
Seattle
Geattien
Hewitt Ave
Gradu
Ally
Bellingham
Fpoverett
Masher Fined $100 and Jailed 30 Days
George Nelson faced disorderly conduct charges after being accused by Mrs. Bertha M. Benson of accosting her at Fourth Ave and Union est. A patrolman was summoned when he fled. two shots fired past his head halted his escape. Nelson, represented by Tom D. Page, received 30 days in jail and a $100 fine.
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George Nelson
Bertha M. Benson
Fourth Ave
Union Est
John B. Gordon
Nelson
Mra. Benson
Pair Jailed and Fined for Reckless Driving
J. M. Pender and Carl Peterson were sentenced to 30 days in jail and fined $100 each. Police Judge John B. Gordon ordered their drivers' licenses canceled.
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J. M. Pender
Carl Peterson
John B. Gordon
Snake kills dog in kitchen at Haven residence
A three foot snake entered the kitchen of Mrs. Thomas Haven in Butte and killed her dog. A Detroit detective badge found in Malone possession leads Seattle police to arrest Earl J. Malone, 27, at Second Ave. and Washington St. Friday night. Malone is held for investigation by Patrolmen Monroe and Manning.
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Butte
Mont
Thomas Haven
Detroit
Mich
Seattle
Earl J. Malone
Second Ave
Washington St
L. A. Monroe
M. A. Manning
Malone
Mother fights for little son in adoption case
Mins Jean Norris a 20 year old Seattle music student faces charges in superior court Friday as she seeks custody of Kenneth Frankenstein 5 the boy whose adoption is challenged by Mrs Gladys Frankenstein The proceedings before Superior Judge King Dykeman aim to continue into next week with attorney Morr ia A Robbins representing Mrs Frankenstein and alleging the girl seeks to surrender rights to Mrs Bertha Gradie a wealthy merchant woman
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Jean Norris
Seattle
Kenneth Frankenstein
Superior
Morria A. Robbins
Gladys Frankenstein
Robbins
Kenneth
King Dykeman
Northwest Tourist association sets 1923 goal of one million visitors
At the Tacoma Chamber of Commerce meeting the Northwest Tourist association adopted a plan to raise annual tourist travel from 700,000 to 1,000,000 for 1923. They urged a scientific forest policy, fire protection, resource retention, and smoke abatement. They also added Frank Branch Riley’s lecture service to publicity and sought state funding from Washington and Oregon legislatures, plus British Columbia’s parliament.
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Tacoma
New
Northwest Tourist Association
Tacoma Chamber of Commerce
Frank Branch Riley
Washington
Oregon
Parliament
British Columbia
Rainey seeks federal probe into Klan initiation at Capitol
Representative Rainey of Illinois said he will ask William J. Barnes head of the federal secret service to provide Congress with any information on alleged Ku Klux Klan initiation in the United States Capitol and other buildings in Washington.
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Washington
Rainey
Tllinois
William J. Barnes
Federal Secret Service
Congress
United States Capitol
Stolen Auto Burned After Theft Near Western Ave
After stealing an auto from J. D. Smith at 1509 Western Ave the thieves drove to Magnolia Bluff where the car caught fire and burned leaving a wreckage mass.
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J. D. Smith
Western Ave
Magnolia Bluff
Gazelle’s Broken Leg Is Protected
A Persian gazelle in London has been fitted with a short stilt like device to protect a broken leg. The contraption supports the limb and aids healing for the animal at the zoo.
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Gazelle
London
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Metropolitan Opera Co
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Lels Cassis
Metropolitan Theater
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Kelly Ce
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Ship News
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Star
Uncle Sam
Mines Bureau
Seattle Star
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Washington, D. C
Bulletin
Fiireet
Masher
Capitol Probe
Turkey
Harry False
Circulation Department
Seventh Ave
Union
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