Pleads for Better Law on Savings
Raymond KR. Frazier, president of Washington Mutual Savings Bank, told the American Bankers Association convention that states must strengthen savings laws. He cited a new state with banking codes boosting deposits by hundreds of millions and added that about 1.65 million residents hold savings accounts, averaging around 350 per person.
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Washington, D. C
American Bankers Association
Raymond KR. Frazier
Washington Mutual Savings Bank of Beattie
Savings Bank
Amerian Bankers’ Association
Frazier
Bankers urged to aid U S farmers at association meet
Gton Oct 21 The American Bankers Association report says bank safety and prosperity hinge on farmers. Joseph Hirsch chairman urged bankers to back farm cooperatives warehousing and marketing to stabilize prices and ensure fair profits. Aid from treasury and Fed Board was called essential. B A Week
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GTON
Joseph
Qasodation
Association
Department of Agri
Hirsch
City Plans New Fire House in Westlake District
After a year of delay the council will push construction of a new fire station in Westlake. Councilman Philip Tindall met with Caldwell on Wednesday to discuss expedited development while the city rents the old Third Ave and Pine St station from Marche at over $2 000 monthly.
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Westlake
Philip Tindall
Public Safety
Caldwell
Third ‘Ave
Pine St
The
Marche
Public Markets Sanitary Listings of Canned Goods and Groceries
Public Markets list a wide range of groceries and fresh items with prices including salmon for canning 7 to 19 5e each, fresh fish and shellfish, butter 61¢, peanut butter 45¢, corn meal 49¢, soap 350, and sugar prices. The note cites various stalls and market codes across rows, with quantities and unit prices for meats, produce, dairy, and pantry staples.
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Sanitary
Walt Mackerel
Plan hearing on Duwamish waterway widening
A public hearing on widening the Duwamish waterway to accommodate current and future commerce will be held November 6 at 2 p m in the Chamber of Commerce Arctic Building assembly room. The hearing aims to gather views on widening and or deepening the channel. a River and Harbor Act study was ordered June 5, 1920. Interested parties may attend. written statements advised. oral testimony will be heard by the U S Engineer's Office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duwamish Waterway
Chamber of Commerce
Arctic
Engineer's Office
Poloral
Dak
Coast Guard Cutter Algonquin Returns After 14000 Mile Voyage
The coast guard cutter Algonquin under Lieut. Com. W. T Stromberg docked at Bell street terminal after five months away. It traveled 14000 miles on relief and patrol duty from the north, one of the service's longest voyages. En route it towed the revenue cutter Bear after Bear’s boiler failure. the tow was transferred to the Snohomish about 160 miles from Cape Flattery as Bear remained off the cape Wednesday night.
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Coast Guard
Bell St
Algonquin
W. T Stromberg
Coast Guard Service
Bear
Cape Flattery
Cape
New O S K Liner Alabama Maru Enters Port After 14 Day Voyage
The Alabama Maru, Osaka Shosen Kaisha liner and sister to the Arizona Maru, arrived at noon after a 14 day maiden voyage from Yokohama via Manila Shanghai and Kobe. Capt Y Tamaguchi, veteran skipper, was greeted by U S customs inspector Charles E Keagy. The vessel carries 125 crew and officers.
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Osaka Shosen Kaisha Company
Y. Tamaguchi
8. K. Line
Pacific
Yamaguchi
Charles E. Keagy
United States Customs
Yokohama
Manila
Shanghai
Kobe
30 Naval Vessels to be Sold by Navy Auction
Bids will open on October 18 for sale of 30 miscellaneous naval vessels including war yachts and five older warships convertible to cargo use. Navy expects to net about $1,000,000 from the sale.
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Washington
Navy Department
Navy
Last Alaska Voyage Ends as Steamship Alaska Arrives
Steamship Alaska commanded by Capt. J. C. Nord arrived at noon from southwestern Alaska points with a full cargo and about 100 passengers. This marks the liner’s final Alaska voyage for at least four months.
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Alaska
North
J. C. Nord
Commercial Fishing Slumps Amid Low Northwest Prices
Northwest commercial fishing is at a low ebb due to weak prices and slack demand for fresh fish while canned product over-supply persists. Demand centers on fancy brands as much of the packed goods remain unsold. Weather notes from Tatoosh Leland report clear conditions and northwesterly winds as vessels move in and out.
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Northwest
Weather Bureau
Tatoosh Leland
Atr Hiedmond
Etre Hyades
Str
Arrivals and Departures At Sea and Port Movements
Vessel movements list arrivals on October 21 and 20 from various ports including Magle Harbor and Southeastern Alaska. Ships such as Prince Albert and Admiral Byane arrive or depart, with routes to Tacoma San Francisco and Callao. Other ports include Beattie Yokohama San Pedro and Seattle with multiple steamers and tugs noted.
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Ftr
Mush
Magle Harbor
Admiral Goodrich
Alaskan
Prince Albert
Tacoma
U. & CC. G. Algonquin
Bering Sea
Unalaska
Admiral Byane
Southwestern
Oran
United Kingdom
Vancouver
B. C
San Francisco
Ate Hyaden
Honolulu
Porta
Alaska
Ladysmith
Bi. C
Robe
Beattie
Yokohama
San Pedro
Admiral Dewey
Heattle
Port Angeles
Bao
Rufus Bi. Wood
Seattle
Loop
Puget Sound
Porte
Dungeness
Attie
Aom Port Gamble
Griffes
At & A. m. Bellingham
Griffan
Wireless
Mtr
Jefferson
Christy Pass
Catherine Dy
Unamak Pass
Spokane
Queen Charlotte
U. S. Naval Communications
Htr Mpokane
Ate Hyades
Seattie
Eter Eastern Mariner
Fh. C
Cape Flattery
D. m
Motor Sehr Libby Maine
Tr Arwyll
Oleum
Ate Cordova
Cordova
Hinchinbrook Island
Ss . m
Admiral
Oils Stronger and Rails Rise in New York Trading
Stocks opened higher in New York with United States Steel at 58 4, Crucible 12 9, Mexican Petroleum 19 24, and Southern Pacific up 1 to 99 .
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New York
United States Steel
Crucible
Mexican Petroleum
American T. & T
Southern Pacific
Sinclatr
Missouri Pacific
Texas Company
Huntieh
Olle
Lackawanna Company
Thitish
Minera
Wall
Steel Common
Baldwin
Pan-American
Bears-Moebuck
United States Steell
Maldwin
Canadian Pacific
Nickel Plate
Reading
Studebaker
Grain Prices Close Weaker At Chicago Trade
Chicago markets ended with wheat futures dipping up to 5 cents, December at 2.02 1/2, corn down modestly, oats steady. Provisions also lower as receipts increased and sentiment grew bearish amid scattered offerings and bears dominant in the session.
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Chicago
Sbie
Vital Statistics and Marriage Licenses Listings
A fragmented OCR list shows names, addresses, ages, and statuses for marriages and deaths, with additional entries for divorces and a forthcoming American Legion Post 18 meeting. It includes multiple Seattle area residents and surrounding locations with scattered street numbers and units.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle Post No. 18
American Legion
Veterans’ Hall
Tomato Season Nears End In Local Markets
Local growers report tomato season is practically over as frosts kill crops east of the mountains. Cane beetle affects bees and peppers, forcing reliance on California for those products. Comb honey sells at 8.25 per cane and strained honey 20 cents a pound. butter remains weak with no price change.
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Pat Wheleaere
Orane
Greem
Eastdoor
Iit
Corwen
Erage
Rts
Cape
Anon
Biberta
Pearce
Wartett
Lena
Western Ave
Comral
Beatle
California
Igen
Union Pacific Chiefs Arrive for Beattie Visit
Carl Gray president of Union Pacific H M Adama vice president in charge of transportation J Calvin vice president in charge of traffic and 25 traffic and operating officials arrive by special train Friday from Tacoma. They tour Beattie spend day here and depart for Portland, guest at Chamber of Commerce luncheon where Gray will speak on transportation problems. Largest UP visit to Beattie since before the war.
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Carl Gray
Union Pacific
H. M. Adama
KB. J. Calvin
Trafic
Beatte
Tacoma
Portland
Chamber of Commerce
Masonic Club Room
Gray
Beattie
Seattle Chamber backs open shop policy
The Seattle Chamber of Commerce adopted a resolution praising the open shop plan. It credits the Associated Industries with applying the American plan principles, saying in 18 months industry was rescued from demoralization to buoyant confidence and growing prosperity under lawful, fair practice.
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Seattle Chamber of Commerce
Associated Industries
Cotton Breaks 36 Points On New York Exchange
Ort. & 1 Ooetten broke 56 points on the New York cotton exchange today after railwaymen strike rumors. Year to date total exports reached 704,490 bales, compared with 809,418 for the same period of 1819.
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New York
Ort
Ooetten
New York Cotton Exchange
Dritieh
University to Publish Official Victory Song Book
Students plan an official Washington song book honoring their alma mater. Editors and contributors include Robert McCroskey Wendel Brackett Jean McMoran and university officials Dean Irving M. Glen Carl P Wood and Percy Dearte.
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Washington
Robert Abel
Robert McCroskey
Wendel Brackett
Jean McMorran
Irving M. Glen
College of Fine Arts
Carl P. Wood
Itterant
Percy Dearte
University
Handbag Snatching At Downtown Store Steals Cash Checks
A handbag containing 55 in checks and 28.75 in money orders was stolen from Mrs. George A. Liebes at 1163 18th Avenue North in a downtown department store. Police were told on Thursday.
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Mra
George A. Liebes
18Th Ave. N
Cox Claim Harding Reward Inconsistencies Cited
Baltimore October 21 Governor Cox arriving in the city said he would claim Senator Harding's reward for exposing campaign speech changes. He claimed Harding has shifted 13 positions on the league of nations issue in the last 18 months.
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Baltimore
Cox
Harding
League of Nations
Announce Pledges to Musical Fraternity
University activity announces pledges to a musical fraternity during the annual choir and orchestra concert. The event is set for Wednesday night in Meany Auditorium at 8 PM.
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Meany
Hazen Grabs Lady's Spud In Humble Showdown
The Star salutes Hazen J. Titus as chief publicity man after challenging him to beat a giant spud created by Mrs. Ayers of Belvidere Avenue. The potato measures 11 inches and weighs 41½ pounds, exhibited in a storefront window near Chauncey Wright restaurant, following a friendly contest.
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Hazen J. Titus
Northern Pacific
Mra
Ayers
Belvidere Ave
Nighty Parade to Feature Varsity Attire Friday Night
Nightshirt parade on downtown streets Friday from 7 to 9 pm showcases nightgowns and pajamas in varied shades staged by ten University of Oregon students to advertise the Oregon Agricultural College football team. Parade ends at Liberty Theatre where paraders are guests of management with street spectators lining the route.
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Oregon Agricultural College
Coeda
Liberty Theatre
When a plumber not a plumber
Dr H M Read city health official seeks official opinion on banning a plumber who installs insanitary pipes in city residences. Charlies Danworth assistant chief luminary for the city legal department considers the authority and scope of action to address the vexatious problem.
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H. M. Read
Charlies Danworth
City Legal Department
Varsity Soldiers to Get Garrison Caps
The soldier boys of the university ROTC will swap campaign hats for garrison caps. The caps cost less for the government and are expected to help cadets present a neater appearance.
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University
University Straw Ballot Postponed
The university straw vote for president, planned for today, is now postponed to Tuesday or Wednesday of next week. Gib Foster of the Daily, organizer of the student election, announced the change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gib Foster
the Daily
Slush Fund Probe Starts Across Western Washington
United States District Attorney Saunders announced a preliminary investigation into campaign funds across parties in Western Washington. Operatives from the Bureau of Investigation will pursue any violations of the corrupt practices act, targeting funds spent on transportation of voters and determinant election practices.
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Washington
Hoon
United States
Saunders
Bureau of Investigation
Hoglunds Announce Birth of Baby Boy
Mr and Mrs Bert Hoglund announce the birth of a baby boy born last night at Swedish hospital. The child weighs eight and a half pounds. Hoglund is a member of The Stagg pressroom force.
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Bert Hoglund
40Th Ave. N
Hoglund
Stagg
University YMCA to Build New Home
A new home for the University Y M C A will shortly be a reality with options secured on two lots at the corner of Fourth Street and Ith Avenue N Fi and a special building committee appointed to hurry the work.
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University Y. M. C. A
4Thd St
Ith Ave
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Legal Cahoon
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East Lake
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Union Pacific Chiefs
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London
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Co. T. C
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Kenneth Johnson
Ellsworth
Armory
Snohomish Eagles
J. FE. Tenahan
Hazen
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Elsie Hoffman
W. W. Dench
George F Reynolds
Seventh Ave N
Louis Medica
Seventh Ave. N
U. W. Whatcom Club
Ab Hennes
University Whatcom County Club
Kappa Sigma
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Mary Larrabee
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Bdward Kamm
Hoglunds
B. A. Werk
Pt Optical CO
Sexton Bros
Third Avenue
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Victoria
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CO Ee
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Salem
India
Panny
L. L. Brown Sheet
Stanfield Canadian Underwear
Pat
Medlicott Wool
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Wwork Shoes
Inghame
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