Coal Luck is Bar to U S Marine
Milton Bronner discusses how British coal dominates bunkering and shipping routes, limiting American ships from full voyages. He notes Britain supplied 75 percent of world coal before WWI, with U S bunker coal growing but still reliant on foreign firms for fuel, keeping profits abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Jlandeman
Great Britain
Brit
Pacific
Atlantic
Hawaiian
Britering Firma
West Indies
Guiana
Coel
Uruguay
Mediterranean
Thinese
Val
Firitish
Japa
Ballia
New Zealand
America
Vital Statistics and Residence Listing Names
A fragmented list shows names and ages tied to Seattle and surrounding areas. Entries include Robert F and Ruth E aged mid twenties, Mabel E, Samuel H, and many others with addresses in Seattle Beattie Bellingham Marysville Bothell Louisville Ky and more. Debates over legal status appear with several entries labeled Legal or Legal on and various addresses like 704 King at git 9035 First N W and 1811 25th ave 8. Deaths listed include Albert J 27 Axel 69 Mary 22 and others with street addresses into Seattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert F
Seattle
Lex
H. Verne
Legal
Mike. Jr
Bellingham
Pree
George L. Marysi
Mabel E
Maryaville
James F
South Bend
Ruth E
Samuel H
Beattie
Isoka
Wilma
Albert C
Leer Legal
Mary
Bothell
Jeanette
Hips
Ci Raon
H. H
Louisville
Hampton
E. F
First N. W
Amore
Charles
Y. Unias
A. W
13Th Ave
Son
Andrew
Brooklyn
R. F
16Th Ave
William M
17Th Ave
W. Armour St
Greenwood
Ber
N. C
25Th Ave
W. Olat
Ionrad
Seneca St
Amin
Albert J
18Th Ave
Axel
City Hospital Mary
How to Bring Down High Prices
University of Washington professor Stephen I. Mil t told a Rotary club audience that better coordination between management and workers, and clear communication without emotionalism, could stabilize business and help reduce high prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acto
Stephen I. Milt
University of Washington
Rotary Club
Tidal Schedule for Seattle Ship News
The Seattle tide report shows low tides at 6:18 p.m. and 11:06 p.m with second high and low tides anticipated. Shore observers note water depths near 38 feet during the late afternoon to early evening period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Weather Summary From Tatoosh Island Log October Entry
Weather Bureau notes rising barometer and southeast wind eight miles per hour near Tatoosh Island. Various ships pass or enter, including the Str President and Str Juneen, with passes recorded around 20 past the hour. Cloudy conditions with southeast wind later, and several vessels such as Saginaw Argyll and Nome City noted in the field report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weather Bureau
Tatoosh Island
Juneen
Ste Saginaw
Bee Chas Nelson
San Diego
Str
Argyll
Eter Nome City
B. Lovejoy
Shipping Movements Arrive and Sail From San Francisco Port
Shipping notices show arrivals and departures in October from San Francisco and nearby ports. Vessels include Admiral Rodman from Ocean Falls at 2:20, Argyll from Port Ban Lule at 2:30, Saginaw from San Francisco via Port Angelo at 12:40, Stockton from San Pedro at 1:90, Havelan from San Francisco at 2, Jalapa at 10:10, Alaska from Tacoma at 12:10, and Queen for San Diego via San Francisco, with other ships to Rotterdam, South Africa, Hongkong, Limerick, Seattle, and Tac oma listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nome City
San Francisco
Admiral Rodman
Ocean Falls
Argyll
Port Ban Lule
Saginaw
Port Angelo
Dtr
Stockton
San Pedro
Etre Havelan
Ete Jalapa
Alaska
Tacoma
Spokane
Hongkong
Port Wells
Ste Kaysecka
Limerick
Dalboa
Seattle
Porta
Admiral Dewey
Btr
Governor
Hebinda
Fort Blakely
Bondowoso
Chemalnus
B. C
Beir Commodore
Prosper
Maritime Traffic and Vessel Movements Across Coast and Pacific
Canadian government records note vessels in October traveling from Ketchikan to Grace Dollar inbound in Kat. 61:04 a m and Valdes near Lawyers Island southbound at 8 p m. U S Navel Communications lists ships San Diego to Tacoma off Port Townsend and Catherine II near Active Pass, with Banta Inez towing Pielfast toward San Francisco and Beattie en route to Yokohama 1716 miles out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redondo
Ketchikan
Valdes
Lawyers Island
U. S&s. Navel Communications
San Diego
San Pedro
Tacoma
Port Townsend
Catherine II
Axutan
Bk Pielfast
San Francisco
Speetre
Vessels in Port at Seattle Smith Cove terminals and yards
The list details ships docks and yards at Seattle areas including Smith Cove Pier 14-Bee Elwell Pier 16 Motor Chakotesh Great Northern docks Toyohashi Mart Union Of dock Argyll Nome City Saginaw Pier 7 Sehr Fanny Dutard Pier 2-8tr Jefferson Alaska Grand Trank dock Spoksoq Plier D Admiral Evana Pier C Queen Pacific Coast Engineering works Eastern Leader Stacy terminal A & C Burnettle Mefford st J D Petera Spokane terminal Lavads Duthie yards Griffdn Mequan East Waterway terminal Weet Ivie Tedd drydocks Westward Ho Hilton Eastern Sword Kline Thomson Pacific Coast Bridge Dredging Patterson Amesgarde Roosevelt Lake Union hulls Abilla Abnobe ydos Addison Allenhurst Ahmik Anthon Bayden Bertrand Ringamon Biscayne Black Wolf Branford Gelwin Boughton Pesuta Puyallup Cabacen Capraria Cardia Centna Charus Chesterfield Chalite Cinesa Cinyras Corus Corlan Cola Clone Elissa Electra Endymion Fort Harrison Fort Jackson Fort Stannis Fort Union Imufka Lcot Kitan Vincennes Salvator Heffernan drydock Broogdala Weet Seattle elevator Jalapa Fisher Flour Mille George Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Smith Cove
Bpekane
Edmore
Bee Elwell
Sehr Chakotesh
Great Northern Docks
Toyohashi Mart
Union OF Dock
Tkr Argyll
Nome City
Saginaw
Fanny Dutard
Jefferson
Alaska
Grand Trank
Spoksoq
Admiral Evana
Queen
Pacific Coast Engineering Works
Str
Eastern Leader
Stacy St
A. & C. Burnettle
Manford St
Ge J. D. Petera
Spokane Gt
Lavads
Duthie Yards
Griffdn
Mequan
East Waterway
Weet Ivie
Tedd Drydocks
Westward Ho
St Hilton
Eastern Sword
Kline Thomson
Pacific Coast Bridge & Dredging Plant
Patterson
Amesgarde
Roosevelt
Lake Unsion
Abilla
Abnobe
Abydos
Addison
Allenhurst
Ahmik
Anthon
Bayden
Bertrand
Ringamon
Biscayne
Black Wolf
Branford
Gelwin
Boughton
Pesuta
Puyallup
Cabacen
Togo Picked an Awful Place in Which To Howl
Hashimura Togo Twice, a four year old, caused a disturbance near the police station on Yester way. Police Chief W. H. Searing sent reserves to quiet the serenade and the boy was captured and held in city jail for two hours before his father released him before noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Togo
Hashimura Togo
W. H. Searing
Hashimura
Yester Way
Altho
Co-Eds to Hear of Campus Traditions
Campus customs and traditions will be explained to freshmen women at an all University assembly Friday morning in Meany Hall. Dean of Women Ethel Huntley Coldwell will deliver the principal address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meany Hall
Ethel Huntley Coldwell
Stolen Tools Reported From University of Washington Hall
Henry Berg reported theft of books and drawing implements from his desk in the engineering hall at the University of Washington. The incident occurred Thursday and Berg listed his address as 409 16th Ave N. as the contact point for the investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Berg
16Th Ave. N
Engineering Hall
U. of W
Foreign Exchange Opens With Mixed Moves in New York
The market opened weak with the Poreten exchange showing little change. Sterling stood at $2.49, francs at 48, lire up 4 centimes, and marks up 2 centimes, depicting a cautious start to the trading day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Stock Exchange
New York
Anaconda
Southern Pacific
New Haven
Mi American
Baldwin Locomotive
Studebaker
United States Steel
Union Pacific
Daetfi
Texan Company
Northern Pacific
Hethlehem
New York Central
Sears-Roebuck
Tamue
Foreign Exchange
Poreten Exchange
Sterling
Off & Frances
Mayor proposes 60 percent cut in streetcar upkeep costs
Mayor Caldwell urged W W Henderson to review railways maintenance and cut upkeep from the city railway fund by 60 percent, noting $56 000 is set aside monthly for depreciation and may be too high per the state bureau of inspection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Railway
Caldwell
Henderson
State Bureau of Inspection
Trade Tour Gathering Sparks Seattle Business Ties
The first postwar trade tour from Seattle plans a friendly six day train excursion into Eastern Washington departing October 17 at midnight. About half of 125 reservations are filled with firms like Days & Night Savings bank Dexter Horton bank J B Graham Landquist Lilly Scandinavian American bank Smith & Bloxom Metropolitan Life and Port of Seattle among applicants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
8. H. Hedgen
Chamber of Commerce
Washington
Transportation Bureau of the Chamber of Commerce
Days& Night Savings Bank
Dexter-Horton Bank
J. 8. Graham Company
Landquist-Lilly Company
Scandinavian- American Bank
Smith & Bloxom
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Western Wal) Board Company
Port of Seattle
Frederick & Nelson
Local Banker Dies in East at 44 in Boston
W. S. Peachy vice president of Seattle National Bank died Wednesday in Boston from intestinal trouble at age 44. He came to Seattle in 1910 as assistant cashier and was among the citys best known bankers. Survived by a brother and four sisters in the East. Funeral arrangements pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. S. Peachy
Seattle National Bank
Boston
Peachy
Seattle
East
Western Lines Post June Net Income Profit
Only the Western railroad lines showed a net income for June. Figures from the Bureau of Railroad Economics in Washington reveal a total net income of 12,137,184 dollars for these roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Lines
Bureau of Railroad Economies
Washington
Merry-Go-Round at Park Loses License Case
Superior Judge George F. Abel overruled the demurrer in the Seattle Wood land park case. George Vincent seeks to renew a license for the merry go round to operate again despite citizen protests calling it a nuisance. The city council had refused renewal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park
Woodland Park
George F. Abel
George Vincent
Seattle
Vincent
Estimate for cluster lights in Eastlake district discussed
The lighting department was urged to estimate the cost of placing cluster lights near Eighth Avenue and Virginia Street in Eastlake. The proposal came from the utilities committee of the council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastlake
Eighthave
Virginia Ft
Council
Grapes From Oregon Dominate Market as Prices Edge Up
Oregon Concord grapes begin market offerings while California supplies dwindle. A carload of Concord grapes sold for 70 cents per basket, up six cents from the prior price. The reporting notes persistent low production and potential price increases amid varied fruit and vegetable quotes from Washington and nearby regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Oregon
California
Public Markets Ledger of Teas Beans and Bounty
A fragmented market listing shows numerous stalls and items from WA markets including white beans, Ghirardelli chocolate, tomatoes, Lipton tea, coffee brands, Carnation milk, eggs, onions, peaches, grapes, and various fish. Prices appear per sack, can, box, or pound with stall numbers referenced and multiple brand names repeated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weatlake
Bettie
Lipton’s
Coffen
Reliance Coffee
Ste M
T. Carton N. C
Malmon
Cottage Butte
Ihepkee
del Monte
Washington
Borden's
Cooperative Advertising of Food Products Discussed in Seattle
E F Woodman cited large gains in California grower outputs and walnut sales tied to cooperative promotion. Carle F Williams outlined campaign planning essentials for food products while BE P Kohl and H C Sieek spoke on producing results. A banner session at Pig'n Whistle drew several agency and club guests as Seattle weighs a campaign to educate the public. Man wants but little here below.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Washington
E. F. Woodman
Woodman Advertising Agency
Seattle Advertising Men's Club
Carle F. Williams
CC. H. Lilly Company
BE. P. Kohl
Strang & Prosser
H. C. Sieek
Botsford, Constantine & Tyler
Pig’n Whistle
Seattle Advertising Women's Club
Seattle
Ito
Home Products Bureau Formed in Pacific Northwest
An organization of business men formed Wednesday at the Hotel Butler under the name Pacific Northwest products bureau to urge patronage of home products. J. A. Swalwell was named chairman and committees were appointed to conduct educational work on home industries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific Northwest Products Bureau
Butler
J. A. Swalwell
Woman Sues Over Alleged Malicious Jailing
Henrietta Gardner sues for 2250 dollars alleging she was maliciously jailed for three hours by Z L Woodson after an argument. Clarence Anderson defends that Gardner was not jailed maliciously but jailed after she testified in a prior case. Judge JohnS Jurey presides with a jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henrietta Gardner
Z. L. Woodson
Johns
Jurey's Department
Clarence Anderson
Mra. Gardner
Woodson
Has-Beens Meet at University
The HasBeen class at the university, formed by students who left school during the war, will hold the first organization meeting of the school year in Denny Hall Friday noon. Don Burdick, last year’s president, will serve as temporary chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denny Hall
Don Burdick
Burglary at Arcade Hotel Room Loots Nine Canadian Quarters
A burglar ransacked a room owned by Mrs. M. Kochelski at the Arcade hotel located at 1314 Second Ave last night and took nine Canadian quarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Kochelski
Arcade Hotel
Second Ave
Man volunteers for first lunar flight from Goddard rocket
Captain Charles H. Fitzgerald of the New York air police volunteers to take the initial voyage to the moon aboard Professor Goddard's rocket from Clark University. He says life on earth has become dull after years as a ranger auto racer motorist bicyclist movie stunt artist and aviator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Charles H. Fitzgerald
New York Air Police Force
Goddard
Clark University
Fitzgerald
Chicago Woman Declares Sacred Cat For Persian Home
In Evanston, Mrs. H. O. Cartozian, wife of a wealthy Persian, announces a cat must be tail-less, without a left ear, and with a gold front tooth to be sacred. The household asserts its safety depends on this ritual cat. The article also includes a brief column on aging and friendships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evanston
Chicago
H. O. Cartozian
Rhyme Contest on Classifieds Page
A rhyme contest on the classified page offers a prize or free tickets to Clemmer Theatre. Readers can submit verses for a chance to win and enjoy upcoming shows at the local venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clemmer Theatre
City council weighs passenger rail ideas from Conley
W 3B Conley of Diller hotel submits numerous recommendations to the council for city railway improvements. Proposals include street car garbage handling and merging Yesler and James street lines. One idea offers $900 compensation. Council replies with a suggested site for his suggestions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conley
Diller Hotel
Yesler
James St
Moore's Past Forces Judge to Skip City Trip
Judge William Hickman Moore will not attend the municipal improvements convention in St Louis after Mayor Caldwell cites his 1900 decision denying council junket expenses. A $1,000 appropriation was approved in committee but veto threatened if the bill passes. Moore now withdraws plans and prepares for a long October in Seattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
William Hickman Moore
St. Louis
Moore
Caldwell
J. A. James
Seattle
Stolen diamond pin and cameo brooch from hotel guest
Anna Brown reported a hundred dollar diamond pin and a cameo brooch were stolen from a hotel on Third Avenue and Cherry Street in St. Charles. She told police on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Brown
St. Charles Hotel
Third Ave
Cherry St
New Rates Hit Old Power Contracts, City Lights Ordinance
J D Ross, superintendent of lighting, told council new rates violate preexisting contracts. R H Thomson said contracts allow rate changes by ordinance. Committee tabled finishing contracts at old rate for one week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Ross
Council
R. H. Thomson
Utilities Committee
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U.S. Marine
Milton Bronner
Piret
Chicago Board of Trade
L. B. Manning & Co
Second Avenue
L. B. Manning & Ceo
Beta
Cecces
N. Y
Beane
Lebo
Il Yakima
Css
Lanemt Purmpkine
Tocal
Khabart
Ceeees Tomatese
Louisiana - Sooseas
Misck Prince
Rowe of Ferd
Marty Crawford
Steqeoo Lovell
Cal
Pieriéa
Don
Peare-Martiett
Clapp
Bowash
Pullete
Lamburgeér
N.Y
NH. Manning & 9
Atchison
Amer Oar & Wary
Amer
Sumatra
Amer lLacemoty
Amer. Tel. & Teon
Baltimore & Ohio
Lis
Haldwin Locomotive
Canadian Pacific Heth
Goodrich
Sen Great Northern
EU Kennecott Seer
Lackawanta Ween
Mexican Petroleum
Missouri Pacific
Srave
Enene Ook
Pan Amer, Petroleum
Pierce Arrow
Peoneyivenia
Ek Replogie
L& O- Th
Heck Island
Hindal
Southern Railway
Strombere
Brudebaker Or
En Tortos ‘Texse Company
Tessas Pacific Os Os
Tobecco Products
Ef del Suawee
Daion Pacific United
U. & Mubber Aes One
U. & Bteel
Utah Copper
Vanadium Steel
Wabash
Cccess
Willys Overland
Nuis ‘Petal
Liberty Seney Hien
Home Products Bureau
Smith
Harriet Hardfax
Hades
Mt. Baker
Wayne Binha
14Th Ave. N
Mount Baker
Colman Dock
M. Best
Luc Acres
Camp Lewis
Wireless
U. S. Army
U. S&s Army Reg
U. S
Munson
U.S. Army and Navy
Seattle, Wash
Ohio
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