P.D. Saving Ponzi Plan by Congressman Waters
The article critiques a proposed postal savings reform by Congressman Clyde Kelly to remove deposit limits, pay 4 percent on deposits, and reloan funds to citizens for farms and homes. It compares the scheme to a Ponzi-like bank loop, detailing how current postal and national banks transfer funds and profits to the government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ghorge B. Waters Fashington
United States
Clyde Kelly
Pennsylvania
Congress
Postal Savings Banks
Kely
Postal Savings
Treasury Department
Treasury
Ponazi
Wheat farmers picket roads across Kansas in price protest
Chicago reports from Oct 28 describe Kansas farmers picketing roads to protest declining grain prices. At Hutchinson elevators turned away cars lacking grain to ship, while Iowa growers were urged to hold their grins until prices rise as E C Cunningham notes harvesting costs of about 1.88 dollars per bushel and 75 cents for cataloging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Kansas
Wichita
Kan
Hutchinson
Iowa
E. C. Cunningham
Lowa State Farm Bureau
Logged Land Meet in Seattle December 5 6
Commercial bodies of Western Washington farmers organizations and state agencies will attend a conference on the land situation in Seattle on December 5 and 6. A feature is a test of clearance methods for land in 19 western counties as crews work to convert logged off acreage into farm land. It is estimated 7 000 000 to 3 000 000 acres are suitable for farming with 100 000+ acres added yearly. participants may consult the state development bureau of the Chamber of Commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
State Department of Agriculture
Chamber of Commerce
Seattle
State Development Bureau
The
Campaign Against Predatory Dolly Varden Trout
Dennis Winn field superintendent of the Alaska bureau of fisheries in Sent Je recommends a campaign to protect Alaska salmon runs by declaring war on predatory Dolly Varden trout. Winn recently returned from a survey of salmon spawning grounds in Alaska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis Winn
al Bureau of Fisheries
Alaska
Winn
Ship News Tides in Seattle
Readable fragments indicate a Seattle ship news item with mentions of tide conditions and a reference to a pot percentage. The readable text is fragmented and lacks clear entities, dates, or outcomes to form a full, distinct news item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
First Hawaiian Ship to Reach City November 8
Announcement from W C Lawson & Co local agent of the American Hawaiian Steamship Co states the steamship Hawaiian first of six vessels to inaugurate the Coast to Coast service will arrive here on November 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Lawson & Co
American Hawaiian Steamship Co
Juneau To Carry 1.5 Million Feet Of Lumber
The Alaska Steamship freighter Juneau closed a charter to load 1,500,000 feet of lumber. Lumber to be loaded at Seattle and on the Columbia River. The Juneau is loaded and due next week from Southeastern Alaska ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alaska Steamship Company
Juneau
Seattle
Columbia River
Alaska
Porte
Portland Man Joins Federal Shipping Board
Portland lawyer Joseph N. Teal has been named to the federal shipping board. The White House sent the tender directly, confirming his appointment as an expert on shipping and transportation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland Man
Portland
Ore
Joseph N. Teal
Federal Shipping Board
White House
Teal
Lehigh Freighter Docks at Grand Trunk Seattle
The steamship Lehigh berthed at the Grand Trunk dock in Seattle as the fifth North Atlantic and Western Steamship Co vessel to visit the port. It discharged 1,500 tons of cargo loaded in Boston and Philadelphia, marking the first ocean going freighter at the current Grand Trunk dock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lehigh
Grand Trunk Dock
North Atlantic and Western Steamship Company
Seattle
Boston
Philadelphia
Arrivals and Departures Recap With Multiple Vessels
A dated list shows arrivals and departures from San Francisco Tacoma Seattle and other ports. Entries include Admiral Dewey and Admiral Farragut voyages, plus ships like Pallas Davenport Hulls and domestic routes with times and dates in October.
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Nome City
San Francisco
Restoran Helle
Tacoma
Gedney
Admiral Dewey
San Diego
Bao Pranciere
Hte Pallas
Runnee Aires
Everett
Portland
Ett Davenport
Mukilteo
San Pedro
Fred Baxter
Bellingham
Maritime Movement Report From Wireless Canadian Gover
A dated Wireless Canada report lists multiple vessels and positions including Str Capt. A F Lucas 722 miles south of Cord, inbound and outbound messages near Cape Flattery and Seattle. It notes numerous ships at Seattle ports, Puget Sound dredging work, and a long roster of drydocks and motor schooners with destinations to San Francisco Vancouver and Seattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wireless Canadian Gover
A. F. Lucas
Cord
At & Dpmater Eastern Mariner
Cape Flattery
U. S. Naval Communications
Ste Dilworth
Richmond
Point Wells
Achey
Beattie
San Francisco
Seattle
Cape Bianco
Argyll
Port Bon Luise
Tacoma
Pennsylvania Road Reopens Offices for Northwestern HQ
Announcement in Seattle states the Pennsylvania system reopens its Northwestern headquarters in the L. Smith building. W. J. Barr named district freight representative and B. C. Keloge district passenger representative, both Chicagoans. Also notes the Amazon valley as a vast undeveloped region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Northwestern
Big Eastern
Pennsylvania System
Declines in Steel Hit New York Market Headlines
New York stock market opened lower as declines in steel and paper prices spurred losses across industries. United States Steel and Crucible Steel led declines while General Motors and Reading showed some support. bonds traded broadly and the money market hardened after a choppy session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Central Leather
Sinclair
Southern Pacific
American Sugar
United States Steel
New York Central
Off
Germany
Baldwin
Mexican Petroleum
Pan-American Petroleum
Mtudebaker
General Motors
United States Rubber
International Paper
United Fruit
Reading
Grain futures close higher on Chicago Board of Trade
Chicago traders saw futures advance despite early declines as light receipts eased downward pressure. Wheat and corn opened lower but finished up with December corn and oats posting gains while later reports showed cash wheat prices around 2.20 to 2.19 per bushel and cattle and sheep markets mixed at Chicago.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Eer
SS Ho
Public Market Estimates and Stall Listings
A scanned market page lists stalls and prices for groceries and fresh produce. It notes dairy and meat items from various stalls, including cane sugar, coffee, tea, flour, canned goods, salmon, herring, and milk, with prices and stall numbers, plus a section of wholesale quotations for vegetables and fruits and dairy products.
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Suger
Nemrich
Kellogg's
Hehilling
Deaths and Vital Statistics Noted for Seattle Area
A mixed list records deaths and vital statistics for numerous local residents. Entries include Ole Larson, 68, and William H. Carson, 68, plus infant Edwin, and residents such as Roy A Miller, 24, David William Dingwall, 86, and Bengt Matteson, 82. Also listed are Mary Penawe, Helen Silberhorn, Phoebe Austin, and Sister Mary Theonika, with various addresses in King County and nearby locales.
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Larson
Ole
Dingwall
David William
Union
Detlefaen
Jack O
Greenwood Ave
Matteson
Bengt
Silberhorn
Helen E
Massachusetts
Austin
Phoebe EB
First Ave
Theonika
Sister Mary
Holy Names Academy
Foreign Exchange and Markets Roundup
Foreign exchange and market notes from New York and Portland dated Oct 8 and Oct 28 recount currency movements including sterling franc livret lire and Canadian dollar quotes with modest declines and steadiness. Coffee and sugar prices in New York cite raw and granulated quotes. Portland cattle hog and sheep receipts and prices are listed with mixed to steady trends and butter and cheese quotations.
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New York
Sefrance
N. Y
Portland
Denver Cattle and Sheep Markets Report Mixed Steady
Denver stockyard notes show cattle receipts 4100 head with steady market. Steers to 10 dollars, cows and heifers 5.25 to 7.40, stockers 6.50 to 9.26, calves 7.60 to 12.60. Sheep receipts 24000 head with steady market. lambs 11.12, ewes 5.25 to 6.06, feeders 10.75 to 11.75.
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Chicago
Dc Aigher
Lambe
Cattioe
Ieee
Denver
Ewer
Trapped by Flames L J Morris Dies in Mount Vernon Fire
L J Morris of Bellingham is burned to death in a Mount Vernon fire that ripped through the Oysterman rooming house where he slept. The two story wooden building housed stores on the bottom floor and suffered a ten thousand dollar loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Vernon
L. J. Morris
Bellingham
Carstens Plans Distributing Plant Opening
Carstens Packing Co. to convert the south Western avenue and Marion street building into a distributing center for Seattle Alaska and government trade. The sale reportedly involves $145000. J P Powles noted as former owner in real estate circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Ave
Marion St
Carstens Packing Co
J. P. Powles
Carstens Company
Seattle
Alaska
Industries to Hold Joint Feast Here
A banquet and joint meeting of the Associated Industries of Seattle and the Federated Industries of Washington will be held at the Masonic Temple at 6:30 p.m. November 3. Mayor Caldwell will deliver an address of welcome, James A. Emery will be the honor guest and principal speaker.
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Associated Industries of
Seattle
Federated Industries of Washington
Masonic Temple
Caldwell
James A. Emery
National Association of Manufacturers
CUCUMBERS OF ILLINOIS HERE AND APPLE DAY PLANS
Report notes first shipment of fine cucumbers cleaned on Western avenue at four dollars a dozen. Washington plant nearly phased out and fruit prices fluctuate with a California box price of twenty four dollars. Pears plentiful and apples to be shown in parade and exhibition on Saturday marked as Apple Day. Butter and eggs markets show no major change.
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Western Ave
Washington
California
Improved US South American Ties Via Western Union Service
M. T. Cook, Western Union general manager, predicted better relations between the United States and South American nations following the new Western Union table service. Speaking to state supervisory officials at the Butler hotel, he said the cable system is shortened by over 6,000 miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Western Union
M. T. Cook
Butler Haetel
Salvation Army seeks 125000 for girls home and central building
Salvation Army aims to raise 125000 to fund a girls home and a central service building in Beattle. Campaign chair W H Klepper notes total 250000 needed for both projects with 126000 already raised in 1919. Volunteers are urged for final drive as dances and events plan to boost funds.
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Salvation Army
Beattle
W. H. Klepper
Hoge
Port Leads in Cotton Export Beattie To Continue
Port Beattie remains America's leading cotton export port as shipments to the Orient rise. J K Veitch of the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul and W H Olin of the Union Pacific reported efforts to accelerate export bookings for cotton from Southern states. Export plans could begin as early as November 4, replacing November 16, with the year’s cotton valued at 72 841 546 dollars.
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Beattie
America
Orient
J. K. Veitch
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railroad
W H. Olin
Newigrant General Freight
Challenger
Union Pacific
Eastern
Pedestrians Hit by Autos 418 This Year
H B Johnson a Western Union employee of 161 N 35th St was knocked down by a car while stepping from a Phinney Ave wheel car at Second Ave and Cherry St early today. The driver H M Westberg of 7720 18th Ave N W said his car skidded and the accident was unavoidable. He claimed he had learned to drive three weeks ago.
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H. B. Johnson
The
Western Union
N. 35Th St
Phinney Ave
Second Ave
Cherry St
HM. Westberg
Ibth Ave
N. W
Woman Driver Sought After Night School Student Hit
Police search for a female auto driver who struck Su mato Yokoyama a night school student on Fourth Ave at 8 10 pm October 25. The car fled the scene, two eyewitnesses identified the driver, the Jap suffered minor injuries.
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Sumato Yokoyama
Fourth Ave
Nin
Praised for Starr search by Beattle lodge
After a 10 day hunt for William H Starr the late city employee’s body was found in the mountains near Index. Sheriff John Stringer received a letter of thanks from Beattle lodge No 2 B P O B praising the efficient service of the sheriff and his men. W A Bane secretary signed the letter.
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William Hi. Starr
Index
John Stringer
Beattle Lodge
Mr. Starr
W. A. Bane
Starr
Elke
Raid at swamp near Des Moines yields mash and whisky
Deputy Sheriff Matt Starwich found 200 gallons of mash and 26 gallons of whisky during a raid Wednesday afternoon in a swamp near Des Moines. He continued to search Thursday for T Okota, alleged owner of the property where the still was found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Matt Starwich
T, Okota
New York Money Markets Report Mixed Rates
Money on call and six month rates show minor movement in early NY trading while commercial paper and bankers acceptances reflect stable levels. The London market quotes Har silver and related figures, with a focus on interbank liquidity and short term borrowing costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mercantile
London
Afterlife Beliefs Expressed by Inquiring Readers
In a series of reader comments, Olivia De Dodds and others discuss life after death, with views ranging from continuous existence in a different form to heaven or hell. Some express uncertainty yet hope for an enduring life, while a few reference material persistence beyond physical death and the idea that death changes form but not essence.
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Dudley
Heaven
Hell
Margaret Powell
Herman Sorge
Sixth Ave
N. W
Thomas J. Acheson
Broadway
Weeping Habit Plagues Evansville Woman After Mother's Death
Evansville Indiana October. Mrs Edwards has started weeping over her mother’s death as a habit. She cried so loudly that neighbors complained to the court. The judge advised her to weep more softly next time.
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Evansville
Ind
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P.D. Saving Ponzi Plan
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Kelly
C. of C
Priday Por
Pivet Lew Tide Tian m, Ban
Weather Bureau Report
Tatoosh Island
Mike
Valdes
Sir Admiral Ryans
Tom
Motor
Ecit
Fiavia
Portshoe
Str
Archer
Porta Manila
Btr
Weat Ivan
Ports Man
Astoria
Mtr Griftee
Port Ludlow
Victoria
BR. C
Oriental Ports
Ae Baater
Vancouver
B. C
Davenport
Smith Cove
Tr Maquan
Etr
Edmore
Atr
Mike Ton
Grand Trank Dock
Tr Lehigh
Delight
Cordova
Hell St
Algonquin
Atr Surveyor
Echr
Milwaukee Ocean Terminal
West Jonter Spokanest
Motor Schr Libby Maine
Gedney Todd Drydocks
Mtr
Westward Ho
Admiral Watson
Puget Sound
Patterson
Pull Hainbow
Aries Garde
Roosevelt
Lake Union
Hmutlegrote
Abnoba
Abydos
Addison
Alenhurst
Ahmik
Anthon
Bayden
Hertrand
Hingamon
Biscayle
Black Wolf
Bianford
Dalwin
Boughton
Peruta
Puynilo
Cabacan
Capraria
Cardia
Contain
Charus
Chesterfield
Chatcia
Cineaa
Cinyras
Corus
Coxian
Cola
Clone
Elisea
Electra
Endymion
Pennsylvania Road
Valley of the
Amazon
World
Financial Review Today
Sabcarg
Lee
Ban Francisco
Betrae
Stes Ier Srery
N. Y. Stock Exchange
Tok Avenue
Padry
Amer Internationel Ce
Amer Aumatra
Amer Locomotive
Almerre & Tei
Haltimere & Ohio
General
New Haven
Northern Pacific
Pan Amer Petroleum
Houthern Pacific
Routhern
Mudebaker
Ucts
Ielen
Willye-Overland
Totel
Bane
Salen
Sit
Borden
Cabes Nirtcke
Wiecontin
Brick Lamburger
Young Amertes
Hieck Swire
Rene Cwewwen
Stechyards
Pearse Perisa
Tee Crear
Virginia Keystone
Kear Freeh Ranch
Cosmas
HO. M
Taghiet Tarotsemon
Ninth
Bchutert
Carl
Sagienete
Kyutaro
George Dewey
Wir van Thun
Gold
Serer
Rawerd
Green Lake Way
Boroe
Ank
2Iet & W
Bey. Andriessen
IA M
Terry
A. B
Corin
Sieatri Cs
Woden’ Ave
Chrystal
James
A' Hawkins
Frances K
Wingo
Frank L
Legal Oakland
Edith
Ene Ead Eltaenberger
Max
Arlington
Legal Cropping
Jennie
Legal Faulkner
Richard B
Legal Gunterman
Gladys
Legal Tammi
J. Anton
Legal Wena
Mary
Legal Sullivan
Leo HM
Storm
Beatrice C
Berglund
Carl B
Fensed
Halvorsen
Sverre
Snohomish Wesley
Enola M
Legal Emme
Herman
Richmond Highlands
Olsen
Nellie
Buddi
Main
Ction
Ferm
United
Don Trarks and
Res
Fisk
Phelan Bldg
Calif
Mt, Vernon
BANK
Spokane
Carstens
Illinois
L. A
Gist
Elka
Armory
Powder River
P.m
Roonevelt Hall
Third Ave
Jules BE. Markow
Glet Division
Ivan de Villiers
de Villiers
Miliott Bay
U. S
Elks
Sheriff Stringer
Olivia BE Dodds
17Th Ave
N. E
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