Peaches for Canning and Market Prices Update
Market notes show peaches cleaning up for canning shipments as demand rises next week. Eastern Washington Ev Bertas down 6 cents per crate, whites at 76 cents, tomatoes at 60 cents with expected lower prices, corn drops 26 cents to $1.50 per case, and grapes selling at 36 cents for 14 pounds. Local berries and fruits receive varied wholesale prices with Yakima products and regional crates listed along with dairy and meat commodity figures.
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Washington
Prices Open Steady on New York Market
The New York market opens steady with mixed advances and declines among top issues. General Electric and American Can show gains, while Bethlehem Steel and Texas Company move irregularly. notable activity in oil and industrial shares signals cautious opening.
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New York
Grain Market Slumps on Heavy Selling and Export Slump
Chicago prices eased as the Ohio board of trade closed lower after heavy selling and weak export demand before the holiday. Wheat corn and oats all fell from opening levels with mixed cash quotes and declines in futures as traders unloaded before the break.
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Chicago
Ohio Board of Trade
He and Cloe
M&e
Fort Mo
Foreign Money Values and Market Quotes in Daily Ledger
The page lists foreign currencies with per unit values and percent changes, including francs, Belgian francs, Italian lire, German marks, Swedish krona, Norwegian krone, Danish krone, and Greek drachma. It also shows Liberty Bonds quotations, then notes heat fatalities, and ends with wholesale prices for flour sugar and feed, plus grain and hay rates and miscellaneous market data.
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Nermal
Peerent Valde
Hwice
Norway
Bryce
Borico
Pricey Public Markets Offerings Across Pike Street Stalls
Long list of daily market items from Pike Street stalls including sugar cane butter lard beef pork and fresh fish such as salmon halibut and mackerel. Prices shown per pound or unit, with varied discounts and special labels like Westlake Special Mour and Sanitary Stall. Numerous brands and groceries imply a bustling market scene with many vendors.
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Patlake
Westlake
London
Walla Walla
Elberta
Palace
Woman Locksmith Proves Skill in New Orleans Vault
In New Orleans a 40 year sealed vault finally opened by Mrs. Josephine D. Miller, claimed as the only woman locksmith in the country. The door resisted for a half hour before yielding to her deft, rusted lock expertise.
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New Orleans
Vanlta
Jonsephine D. Miller
Mra. Miller
Banks Relieved From State Guaranty Fund Assessments
Judge D P Wright of Thurston county permanently enjoined the guaranty fund board from disposing of securities deposited by Spokane and Farmers State Bank of Milensburg. The two banks are relieved from assessments levied in 1921 to satisfy creditors of the defunct Scandinavian American Bank of Seattle. Spokane’s total unpaid assessment stood at 47273.41 dollars. Attorney General L L Thompson says the cases will be appealed to the state supreme court.
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Nasenamenta
Tner
John P. Duke
Guaranty Fund Board
Thompson
State Supreme Court
Ship News Tides in Seattle
Tides and weather report for Seattle ships note a 45 foot low tide and a 108 foot high tide sequence. Weather Bureau data lists wind from the southeast at 16 miles per hour with Toathosh Island observations and tide timing details.
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Weather Bureau
Arrivals and Departures Listed From Tecoma and Nearby Ports
A fleet of ships and travelers is listed with arrival and departure times from Tecoma and connections via New York Vancouver Antwerp London and other routes. Entries include Ruth Alexander Ratner Nicholson and Yokohems Mare among others with multiple legs to destinations such as Victoria Tacoma and San Pedro.
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Ruth Alexander
Tecoma
Hrerett
Vancouver
Tecome
Curecee
Gentheastern Alseka
Copeehagen
Antwerp
London
Léverpest
Reibeve
Han Petre
Hen P
Francere
Lene Loekentbech
Heeten
New York
Philadelphia
Melbon
San Pedro
San Pedro, Gen Pranctiece
Portlend
Tiger
Mverett
Hanghel
Keto
Heather
Jackson
Mania
Victoria
Yokohama
Kebe
Hhanghe
Morgkeong
Tacoma
Alexander
Admire Evans
Bowth Western
Mowtheastern Aleeka
Devenport
Everett
Michael
Vessels Reported Arrivals and Departures at Sea Ports
Shipping notices list ships arriving from Seattle and New York and leaving for various ports. Vessels include Horace X Baxter Beattie Kennedy Kennecott Hedende and Matkoh Maru with times and destinations such as Valparaiso Las Vegas and Beattie.
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Pedro
Arived
Alexander
Seattle
Beattie
Horace X. Baxter
of & P
Astoria
Meterehip Kennecott
New York
Hedende
Townsend
S--Paseed
Matkoh Maru
Tacoma
t—Arived
Las Vegas
Ports and Vessels Listed at Seattle Facilities
A OCR readable inventory lists vessels and terminal names at Seattle sites including Smith Cove Pier A and Pier Bette Jackson Admirals, Union Pacific Terminal and Minnesotan Pacific Coast lines, and multiple shipyards. Entries name Hulls such as Yokohama Maru, Roosevelt Nettleton’s Mill, and Am erican Can Co. docks with various moorings and terminal references.
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Seattle
Smith Cove
Gract
Bette
Jackson
American Can Co
Santa Piavte
Hell Street
G. Enohermish
Admiral Nicholson
Pomona
Caracas
Ruth Alenander
Union Pacifice
Albers Brow Milling Deeck
Fitr Wakena
Hammond Hill
Natniter
Mtacy Street
Burnwide
Todd Drydecke
B Dellwood
Uaily Cove
Hegulus
Harbor Island Dock
Tte
Yokohama Maru
Ames Shipyard
Htr
Roosevelt Nettleton's Mill
J. C. Kirkpatrick
Colman Creosote
Thiatie
West Beattie
U. S. Wagie
Winston Marine Railway
Otre Pacifico
Griffdn
Bark Helfast
Coquitlam City
Bktnam
Nottingham
Congress delays bonus bill to favor tariff talks
Washington dispatch reports congressional conferees postponed action on the bonus bill in deference to tariff discussions. Chairman McCumber indicated the program could be rushed back for conference and reported to the Senate early next week if no other delay arises.
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Washington
Congressional
McCampher
McCumber
Senate
Northern Pacific to Spend Big Sum on Equipment Trust
The Interstate Commerce Commission authorized the Northern Pacific Railroad to issue equipment trust certificates totaling 4,500,000 dollars. The certificates, to be sold at no less than 97 percent, will fund the purchase of freight carrying equipment through the Viret National Bank of New York.
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Washington
Northern Pacific Railroad Company
Interstate Commerce Commission
Viret National Bank of New York
New Dances Won’t Be Naughty Tango To Lead
Reformers push dancers to curb wild dances as the International Association of Masters of Dancing and the American Dancing Masters plan a season focused on fox trot and tango. The Argentine fox trot is highlighted as graceful and moral, with steps and lighter music to deter risqué movements. Mrs Edna Passapae and Victor Christensen demonstrate the new steps at a National Dancing convention in New York.
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Hortense Saunders
International Association of Masters of Dancing
American Dancing Masters’ Association
New York
Edna Passapae
Victor Christensen
Hamuel J Humes Aims For Safer Roads In Candidacy
Hamuel J Humes campaigns for county engineer on a platform of wider safer roads. He traces growth from 62 to 192 miles of paved routes during his four year term from 1917 to 1921 and touts highway improvements including the Hothell widening and Sunset Highway work. He also introduced the racetrack turn to reduce dangerous corners and promises economical administration.
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Thies
Hamuel J. Humes
Humes
Ana
Momes
Hothell
North Bend
Enoqualmie Pass
United States
Theyre Out Against Japs A State Race Accused
Frank Kannatr former secretary of the Anti Japanese league says Thrond P Bugge candidate for state representative from the 4ind district is strongly opposed to Jap aggression. Kannatr says a report by the league mischaracterized his stance and notes Bugge has refused to lease or sell land to Japanese. Mrs M R Martin candidate for the state legislature from the 4at district also declares strong opposition to Japanese aggression in America.
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Thrond P. Bugge
4Ind
Frank Kannatr
Anti Japanese League
Bugee
M. R. Martin
America
Pedestrians Struck by Autos in Local Incidents
Reports Friday list several auto pedestrian collisions. John Bauer, 2517 18th Ave, suffered a head cut after an impact at Beacon Ave and Landers St. A boy hit at California Ave and 46th St incurred unspecified injuries. Sager, 400 12th Ave N, was bruised when hit by J L Yeaman at 40th Ave. Fremont victim unnamed after auto collision. A man at Sixth Ave and Pine area sustained minor bruising from P S McNicol’s vehicle.
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Be. Ney
Juneau Et
John Bauer
18Th Ave
Beacon Ave
Landers St
Bauer
W. F. Burch
California Ave
W. Hudson
Sager
12Th Ave
JL. Yeaman
15Th Ave
KE. Harrison St
Harry A. Lindberg
14Th Ave
Fremont
Sixth Ave
Lauto
McNicol
Legion Proposal Bars Orientals From Citizenship
At the Washington state American Legion convention a constitutional amendment would strip Orientals of citizenship rights. The Legion advocates only whites be eligible for U S citizenship. A military affairs panel resolution criticizes Gov Hart for politicizing the national guard and endorses veteran officers over home guards. The measure faced floor opposition and was sent back to committee.
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Wenatchee
The
American Legion
Legion
Washington
United States
Military Affairs Committee
Hart
National Guard
Vital Statistics and Marriage Licenses Listing Beattie Residents
The Beattie area reports numerous births and marriages with names and addresses of residents. The list includes several boys and girls born to Beattie families such as 217 26th Ave and 1118 W Bird, plus marriages featuring Seattle and Beattie residents with varied ages and spouses. Also recorded are numerous divorces and legal separations for local and regional individuals across Washington.
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Beattie
Wale
Alien W
26Th Ave
Nade
Ole
Ballard
Raymond F
Tor
Garfield
Bey Hunter
M. M
Belmont
McDaniels
Edward H
Juan XY
Aldredge
T. C
Sard Ave
Klann
Prank
Kodiak
Alaska
Sidie
Isaac
First St
Haseon
Ben
Washington St
Petersen
Martin E
Boren Ave
Brown
George T
Cherry
Ling Wood
Harold D
Fon
Walter Dd
Ty Marry G
29Th Ave
Dando
Water
Beattle
Cheshire
Thelman M
Seattle
Magnus
Legal Newell
Blaie
Legal Throne
Frederick W
Legal Leance
Rene Hampton
Seattie Legal Widger
Theodore
New Style Shop Opens In City For Women's Wear
The De Clifford Myers Style Shop opened Saturday at 305 Pike featuring cloaks suits and dresses. Owner formerly ran a major Illinois department store outside Chicago catering to women's fashions.
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de Clifford Myers
Pike At
Ihs
Illinois
Chicago
Hope Is Held For Johnson After Self Inflicted Wound
Albert L. Johnson, husband of Peggy Marsh, remained in serious but improving condition at Champlain Valley Hospital after an accidental gunshot wound at Gay Lake camp. Johnson, son of the late Albert L. Johnson once president of the Brooklyn Rapid Transit Co, shot himself while handling a pistol as Mrs Marsh and companions were in the woods.
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Plattsburg
N. Y
Albert L. Johnson
Peggy Marsh
Champlain Valley Hospital
Firsr
Johnson
Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company
Henry Field
Henry Anthony Marsh
Gay Lake Camp
Jack Clifford
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw
Miks Marsh
Miying
Miss Marsh
Funeral services for Mrs. Margaret Rausch
Funeral services for Mrs. Margaret Rausch aged 57 who died Tuesday at her South Park home will be held Sunday at 1 30 p m at Georgetown Undertaking parlors. She is survived by seven children Arthur Worral Edward Kiaest Julius A Kiasst and two daughters Mrs Walter Mohans Mrs Allen Spratlin and two unmarried daughters Miss Ruby L Rausch and Miss Pearl R Rausch.
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Margaret Rausch
South Park
Georgetown Undertaking
Riddick Nominated for United States Senator
Helena Mont Sept 2 Rankin state attorney general conceded the Republican nomination for U S senator to Carl W Riddick of Lewiston with a three thousand lead after most precincts reported. Scott Leavitt of Great Falls leads J M Burlingame of Falls for the district representative nomination and John M of Missoula is conceded in the First district race.
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Helena
Mont
Ington D. Rankin
Eral
Carl W
Lewiston
Riddick
Scott Leavitt
Great Falls
J. M. Burlingame
Falls
John M
Missoula
Beeman Club Formed By Women Voters
At a Friday meeting in the YWCA a large group of women voters formed the Beeman to County Engineer club and adopted resolutions praising Thomas R Beeman for efficient office conduct. Beeman’s records show a $41000 reduction in costs in his first months in office compared with the previous holder.
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Beeman
County Engineer Club
Thomas R. Beeman
Neer
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Ccc
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al Pribeice
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Wght
Ds Shore
Wight
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Ings
Mopar Aero
Journal Ncial
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Arsieana
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Atexas Company
General
General Clear
Jextean Troleum
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Erie Iea
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Board of Trade Open
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Seteras Quotations
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France
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Lee
Petree
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Vietery
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Legee & Tryce
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Armour
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del Monte Cateup
Woman City
Guaranty Association
Ship News
Tides
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Northern Pacific
Rausch
Beeman Club
Hood Canal
Indianapolis
Colman Dock
Eee Sound Navigation Co
Katharine Rice
Margaret Matzenauer
Metropolitan Opera Company
Mischa Elman
Paterson
Florence Macbeth
Chicago Opera Company
Mischa Levitzeki
Rosa Ponselli
Sir Montellus Building
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