Japanese Admiral Calls For Armament Limits At Washington
Vice Admiral Kato, chief Japanese naval delegate, urged immediate disarmament efforts and a peaceful conference outcome. He warned arms races threaten progress and tax burdens, while urging conciliation and non interference as key to a just agreement. He and his staff were welcomed by Secretary Hughes, Denby, and Weeks.
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Washington
Kato
Admiral Kato
Hughes
Navy
Denby
Weeks
Woman Fractures Hip In Second Ave Shove Near Bon Marche
A woman shopper on Second Ave near the Bon Marche was jostled by another woman and fell to the sidewalk on Monday. Mrs. L. B. Thomas of Richmond Beach suffered a fractured hip, was carried to an automobile, taken to Swedish Hospital, and later returned home.
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Second Ave
L. B. Thomas
Richmond Beach
Swedish Hospital
Seven Land Registers Threatened by Sinnott Bill
Washington October 25 Seven land registers on the Pacific Coast face possible loss of positions under the Sinnott bill consolidating receivers and registers earning under four thousand dollars annually. Affected offices include Eu reka Susanville Cal Portland Ore Spokane Walla Walla Water ville and Yakima Wash The measure cleared committee and moves to the full House for consideration.
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Washington
U. S
Pacific Coast
Sinnott
Eureka
Susanville
Cal
Portland
Ore
Spokane
Walla Walla
Waterville
Yakima
Wash
Crop Outlook Bright Across World Driven by Moisture
Abundant moisture covers the northern hemisphere aiding plowing and seeding. U.S. acreage back to average with France Germany Belgium and Italy slightly above average. India receives seasonable rains. South and South America show the best outlook in years at this time.
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Washington
America
Europe
France
Germany
Belgium
Italy
India
South
South America
Seattle postoffice seeks own truck fleet
George E. Williams, superintendent of mails in Seattle, forwards a request to the postoffice department in Washington for a fleet of government trucks for mail delivery. Seattle now hires 24 trucks under contract, which expires in June, while 100 other U S cities already own fleets.
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Postoffice
Washington
George E. Williams
Seattle
Williams
United States
Tide lines and port calls in Seattle ship news
The Seattle area ship news notes the schooner Fearless arriving from Callao for lumber loading at Bellingham, the iron sailing ship William Dollar due at Port Angeles to load lumber for Shanghai, and multiple vessels in and around Puget Sound with arrivals, departures, and moorings listed by port and terminal.
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Callao
Fearless
Bellingham
William Dollar
Port Angeles
Sea Lion
Shanghai
Spa
Seattle
Smith Cove
Katort Mara Bell Street
Heather
Ste Taithybius
Wahkeena
Motorship
Culburra
Rosalie Mahoney
Hawall Mary
Bolivia
Jefferson
Victoria
Northwestern
Kennecott
Admiral Rodman
City of Beattie
A. & Shipping Board
Mooringe
Cross Keys
Delrosa
Lconium
Anna BE. Morse
Delight
West Hartland
Silverado
Lubrice
Weat Ison
Western Knight
Alaska Steamchip Co
Valderapsy Street
Cardigan- Tedd
Drydecke
Chillicothe
Foret Dream
Forest Pride
Friend
Keystone State
Puget Sound Bridge & Dredging Co
Patterson
Marine Railway
Str
Morning Star
Griffdn
Griffon
Barges
Coquitlam City
Henry Villard
Poindexter Urges End to Shipping Board in Letter
Senator Miles Poindexter declares abolition of the Shipping Board a great fiasco in a note to the industrial bureau of the Chamber of Commerce. The Seattle Clearing House association resolutions urged rapid settlement of government claims against Northwest wooden shipyards.
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Poindexter
The
Shipping Board
Miles Poindexter
Industrial Bureau of the
Chamber of Commerce
Seattle Clearing House Association
Northwest Wooden Shipyards
Market shifts to rubber stocks amid oil drag
New York trading opened with oils and equipment in focus but interest moved to rubber shares. United States Rubber led gains near 49 while Mexican Petroleum rose on half year earnings beating expectations. Asphalt hit a new high above 69 as major names like General Electric and American Telephone showed small moves.
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New York
Keeny-Springfield
United States Rubber
Mexican Petroleum
New York Stock Exchange
Studebaker
Northern Pacific
New York Central
Simclair
Madicott-Johnson
Taldwin
American Techbacco
Pennsylvania
American Telephone
Crucible
Houston Oiats
Ttah
Canadian Pacific
General Electric
American Woolen
Grain prices rise on Chicago market despite irregular start
Chicago grain prices moved higher as receipts fell and export demand grew. December wheat and corn closed above opening, oats and rye also firm. cash wheat mixed with strong cattle and sheep markets. United States Steel declared a regular dividend while other commodity quotes showed modest gains and steady prices.
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Chicago
Florida fruit shipments push prices up on market gains
A new Florida grape fruit arrival hits the market with crates priced at 7.50 to 8.00. Tokay grapes rise to 2.50 a lug at shipping points, lemons drop to 6.50 a box, cranberries remain tight, cucumbers rise to 1 to 2 per dozen, celery steady, butter eggs poultry and meats unchanged.
Poultry Fanciers Elect Officers for New Club
A Hollings was chosen president of the Poultry Fanciers club with A H Lucha as vice president Thomas Orrell as treasurer and R C Simpson as secretary. A poultry show is planned for late November. Albert Bellando 40 died Monday at Finland sanitarium. He is survived by his widow of 6278 Stanley Ave. Body at Georgetown Undertaking parlors.
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A. Hollings
Poultry Fanciers’ Club
A. H. Lucha
Thomas Orrell
R. C. Simpson
Albert Bellando
Finland
Stanley Ave
Georgetown
Aphrodite Engagement Tickets On Sale Now
Local theatre warns audiences to buy tickets for the Aphrodite engagement starting the week of October 20. Seats went on sale last week to ensure attendance for the world’s greatest spectacle. Matinees on Wednesday and Saturday at 2 pm with evening shows nightly. Pricing ranges from 1 to 3 dollars across performances.
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Aphrodite
Lumber Boom Continues as Prices Rise
The American Lumberman reports sustained buying and price advances driven by growing home construction. Demand exceeds supply as mills resume sawing, with buyers rushing to lock in prices before a potential further rise amid concerns about railroad disruptions.
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American Lumberman
Chicago
Two Held on Bogus Stock Transactions
Spokane dated report states Irving Whitehouse head of the defunct Irving Whitehouse Co and Walter J Nicholls head of the Walter J Nicholls Co are held on charges of grand larceny. Five informations against Whitehouse two against Nicholls follow alleged illegal stock deals. Whitehouse bond $25 000 Nicholls bond $10 000. Whitehouse Co failed August 3 Nicholls Co insolvent September 21.
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Spokane
Wash
Irving Whitehouse
Irving Whitehouse Co
Walter J. Nicholls
Walter J. Nicholls Co
Whitehouse
Nicholls
Whitehouse Company
Nicholls Company
Trucks Will Carry Mail If Necessary
Tentative proposals for truck routes to carry mail in case of a general railway strike are being received by the local office of the railway mail superintendent. R A Whitting assistant superintendent says preparation for eventualities has been accomplished.
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R. A. Whitting
Railway Mail Service
Four UW Plays Scheduled for University Press Release
The University Press will publish four student plays from the University of Washington. Titles include Jet by Esther Shephard Im position by Max Miller These Wild Young People by J. M. O Connor and Tweedledum by Otis Richardson.
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THE
University Press
University of Washington
Esther Shephard
Max Miller
J. M. O'Connor
Tweedledum
Otis Richardson
Mrs Mary Reynolds Buried in Issaquah After King County Life
Mrs Mary Reynolds a King County resident for 31 years dies Monday at Providence Hospital and will be buried Thursday morning in Issaquah. Her family and community mourn her passing as services are planned locally.
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Mary Reynolds
King County
Issaquah
Providence Hospital
Funeral rites for Miss Millie Nagle at St James Cathedral
Funeral services for 56 year old Millie Nagle who died Monday at 1822 KE Pike Street will be held at 10 am Wednesday in St James Cathedral. The obituary notes the deceased resided at the listed address.
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Millie Nagle
McCredie to Swap Berths With Duke
Portland reports Bill Kenworthy will manage the Beavers next season with Walter McCredie moving to Seattle to take over Kenworthy’s post. W. J. Klepper, newly identified Portland club mogul, announced the plan amid circulating reports. McCredie declined to discuss his next move.
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McCredie
Duke Portland
Ore
Bill" Kenworthy
Beavers
W. J. Klepper
Portland
Walter McCredie
Seattle
Kenworthy
Army Surplus Sale Lists Wool Shirts Pants and Goods
Notice lists 15 000 army wool shirts various sizes up to 2 95 each. steel beds caps and mattresses price points include 83 25 for steel cats and .65 50 for raincoats. long wool pants at 6 00 and blankets at 2 50. multiple army surplus items with discounted prices across tents coats and socks.
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U. S. Army
Fragmentary Local Notice With Vague Measurements
The readable lines describe a residence or site with unclear ownership. Mentions live events and measurements under four feet, plus a 1 to 1 Sprin over tha. Some names appear garbled, providing little concrete detail for a full notice.
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Get
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Nome
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F. J Luekenbach
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Roy Street
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Watts & Foxtrot
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Adele Blood
Thomas Chatterton
Rio
Tedey
Tednay
California
United States Steel Corporation
Heck
Anjon
J. X. Ln
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N. Y
Auning & Co
Butler Motel
Sanchese Atchison Peenene
Boy Ab Amer Keet Mugar
Amer, Oar & Pedgise
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Ik Amer Tel
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New Haven
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Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Mtremberg Agao
Spinech
Bos Eevee Studebaker
Texas Company
Tursigo—' al
Don Bunemes
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Utah Copper
Priess Pa Wkelemie
Vanadium Steel
Wabash
Weeting House
Willye-Overland
Ter
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Metropolitan Theatre
George H. Hood
Met
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Camp Lewis Wireless
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Freeh Ranch
DALKY
Freeh
Bsae
Geowa
Veal—Farcy
Mediem
Enone
Lambe
Aneer
Westlake Public Market
Times Square
Virginia
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Seaboard Building
Fourth and
Pike
Lee
Norma Constance Talmadge
David Warfield
James J. Corbell
Eugene O'Brien
Irene Castle
Jack Dempsey
Will Rogers
Corinae
Tilton
Chameleon Revue
Andersen & Graves
Jack Ciifford
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Bob Hall
Wilkes
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