Tariff Effects on the Pacific Coast Under Fordney Bill
Washington reports detailed impacts of the Fordney tariff on California and the Pacific coast. Almonds and walnuts face higher rates, beans face protectionist gains, and dairy products ship widely from San Diego to Canada. The piece notes butter, cheese, and egg sectors rise in price protections, with broader implications for California growers and coastal commerce.
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Pacific Coast
Vancouver
Sacramento
San Joaquin
Hood River
Interior
Oregon
China
Coast
Mar
Union
California
San Diego
United States
Canada
Miss Prudence Penny Explains Effective Food Advertising
Miss Penny, guest of the Seattle club at the Washington Hotel annex luncheon, spoke on a Woman's Viewpoint on Advertising. She urged that modern women seek quality over price for health and comfort, favor practical, tested cooking recipes, and warned against dangerous recipes if incorrect.
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Prudence Penny
Los Angeles
Seattle
Washington Hotel Annex
Miss Penny
One-Pound Apples Grow on Fox Farm Near Kirkland
Apples weighing about a pound each hang on trees at David B. Fox’s five acre tract half a mile off the Main road between Kirkland and Redmond. Fox, new to the area from California, says the fruit just grew and he has never seen such apples before. The Star staff agrees the specimens are remarkable.
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David B. Fox
Kirkland
Redmond
Em Fox
Fox
California
Colorado
Star
Ship News Tide Tells Seattle Dock Information
Seattle port bulletin notes tides and ship movement with timing and depth details. It records a 6:55 p.m. tide reaching 108 feet, indicating water levels and vessel scheduling for the harbor.
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Seattle
Rescued Crew Tells Perils After 64 Days Adrift
Seventy five word summary not possible due to constraint.
Arrivals and Departures at Sea Ports This Week
Vessel movements list arrivals and departures with times and routes. Ships include Admiral Farragut from Te, Bastheim from British Columbia, Lewis Lackenbach from New York, Forest King from Redondo, Alameta to Anchorage, Admiral Schley to San Diego, Nowe City to Tacoma, Admiral Farragut to Tacoma, and Janesso to Nanaimo with dates September 20 to 26.
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Admiral Farragut
Bastheim
British Columbia
Lewis Lackenbach
New York
Baltea
San Pedro
San Francisco
Forest King
Redondo
Seadledd
Ste Alameta
Anchorage
Alaska
Porte
Admiral Schley
San Diego
aHtr Nowe
Transportation report summary for Beattie and Petersburg routes
Fragmented transit note lists multiple dated line incidents. Mentions Beattie city northbound at 3 p.m. and Petersburg southbound at 2 p.m. with incomplete airline or rail references. Contains names and times that are partially readable but lacks full context or outcomes.
Vessels Sailing and Arrivals by Port List
Shipping notes record vessels at various ports with arrival or departure actions. Entries include Copenhagen Brussels and Antwerp calls and sailings to Seattle Beattie and Tacoma with ships such as Transvaal Tym bareus Hawaii Maru Phyl lie and Henry T. Acott among others.
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Copenhagen
Transvaal
Seattle
Antwerp
Hondurne
Beattie
Hongkong
Str
Tymbareus
Kobe
Hawaii Maru
San Diego
Charlie Watson
Tacoma
San Pedro
Arived
Phyllie
Admiral Dewey
San Francisco
Henry T. Acott
Balled
Horsiean Mary
Astoria
Eastern Glen
Shipping progress and routes from the Seattle area
A dated maritime log lists vessels and routes near Seattle with distances to Yokohama Beattie Orient Shanghai and Nome. Entries include positions 764 miles west of Tatoosh 821 miles from Seattle and 344 miles from Seattle as ships maneuver east west and toward ports such as Beattie Culburra and Victoria with times noted at 4 p m and 5 p m and wind conditions reported.
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Htr West Ivia
Seattle
Yokohama
Tatoosh
Wheatland Montana
Culburra
Port Townsend
eKtchikan
Victoria
Beattie
Nome
Hove
Ateiver State
Orient
Atlantic City
Shanghai
Seattie
Lyman Stewart
Oleum
Northland
San Francisco
97 Cantonments to Be Dropped by U. S.
Col. Oscar J. Charles hosted Congressman John F. Miller and the Fort Lawton staff at a luncheon. Miller stated that 97 cantonments and posts nationwide were marked for abandonment, a plan affecting military installations.
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U. S
Oscar J. Charles
Fort Lawton
John F. Miller
Chamber of Commerce
Miller
United States
Sigma Chi Alumni Form Seattle Chapter Leadership Named
Sigma Chi alumni in Seattle held a Tuesday night meeting at the Motor Car Dealers' club. Norman Dickinson, active in American Legion work and newly elected president of The Wayfarer, was chosen president with George Lather as vice president and Clarence Moore as secretary. Luncheon meetings will continue each Tuesday noon with a monthly evening social.
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Sigma Chi
Seattle
Motor Car Dealers’ Club
Norman Dickinson
American Legion
the Wayfarer
George Lather
Clarence Moore
New York Exchange Trading Irregular at Opening
Early New York Stock Exchange activity showed General Electric dipping to 12 1/4 and United States Steel edging up to 78 1/2. Oils showed strength while Mexican Petroleum opened at 1 04 1/2 and slipped to 10 3/4 by midmorning. Baldwin rose to 83 1/2 as rails drifted lower.
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New York
Sept
New York Stock Exchange
General Electric
United States Steel Common
Crucible
Mexican Petroleum
Baldwin
Southern Railway
Sinclair
Tj Texas Company
United States Rubber
Central Leather
Studebaker
Utah
Slump Hits Grain Market Amid Large Supplies
Chicago trading opened with a broad market slide as eastern operators cited ample stocks. Wheat and corn futures moved lower while oats and livestock prices showed mixed results on the day, with receipts around 10 000.
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Chicago
Beard
New York Market News and Livestock Prices Summary
New York quotations show sterling at 2.71 percent and French francs around 90.07. Cattle receipts total 47 with prices steady. prime mixed hogs ranged 11.0 to 16.5 per cwt, lambs 4.50 to 7.0, ewes 1.62. Cheese and eggs quoted with minor variations across several line items.
Market Report and Cattle Prices From Local Receipts
Today's quotation cites cattle receipts of 2.100 and hog receipts 490. Market shows declines of 15 to 56 cents with steers at 4.75 to 6.25, cows and heifers 1.50 to 6, stockers and feeders 4.26 to 5.75, calves around 7.09. Hog market up 16 15 cents with top at 4.60 and bulk around 6.50. Receipts total 11.00 and market overall lower. lambs at 6.07.75, ewes 2.50, feeders 5.05.
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Mayor Invites Neighborhood Kids to City Hall
Fat and Red and friends sent a note to Mayor Caldwell asking to play outside their Union Street homes. After a polite chat with the beat officer they agreed to avoid windows, and the mayor thanked them and invited a visit to the executive offices.
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Jimmie
Caldwell
Hizzoner
Union St
Terry
Boren
Escaped Man Caught by His Fingerprint
John Kiger who escaped from the city hospital a month ago was returned from Blaine Tuesday night in the custody of Deputy Sheriff Geo Bundy. He is serving six months for petit larceny and was recaptured after fingerprints tied him to a Vancouver arrest on a similar charge.
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John Kiger
Blaine
Geo. Bundy
Kiger
Vancouver
B. C
Washington Finance Leads in Recovery
Chehalis reports that Washington is rebounding faster from the financial slump than most states. Senator Miles Poindexter was guest of honor at a Chehalis Citizens' club luncheon held Tuesday.
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Chehalis
Washington
Miles Poindexter
Lizards Exceed Thousand Species Worldwide
Scientists note there are more than 1000 species of lizards described globally across diverse habitats. Researchers highlight variable sizes colors and adaptations in this large reptile family.
Prices of eggs rising amid nationwide shortage
Wholesale dairy houses raised prices by 4 cents on fancy white eggs Tuesday afternoon due to a shortage at distributing houses and across the country. Fresh ranch eggs go for 45 to 49 cents a dozen, pullets 34 to 35 cents, and storage stock up to 35 cents. Butter stable. cold weather may push butter prices higher. Fruits and vegetables show no price changes with strong demand for large fancy apples and peaches at $1 per crate.
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Lee
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Hlack Prince
Taorayr
CFOS
Virginia
Renee
Lecal Storage
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Opere Decke
National Restaurant Head John Welch to Address Seattle Caterers
John W. Welch, Omaha restaurant man and president of the National Restaurant Association, will speak to Seattle caterers at the Hotel St. Regis cafe tonight at o'clock. He will proceed to Los Angeles for the association convention opening October 3.
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National Restaurant
City
John W. Welch
Omaha
National Restaurant Association
Seattle
Seattle Offers Aid to Any Community
C I Arney Jr secretary of the Northwest Products committee told 200 Auburn Commercial club members Seattle Chamber of Commerce will cooperate with any state community needing help. He spoke Tuesday night at Auburn.
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Chamber of Commerce
Auburn Commercial Club
Auburn
C. I. Arney, Jr
Northwest Products Committee
Seattle Chamber of Commerce
Two New Members Appointed to Jobless Committee
Two additional members of the unemployment situation committees were named by the mayor on Wednesday. J. C. Munday, president of the Central Labor Council, and Chester Roberts, head of the Imperial Candy Co., joined the panel.
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J. C. Munday
Central Labor Council
Chester Roberts
Imperial Candy Co
May Increase Oil Walkout Centers Kern Strike
Taft California Sept 21 efforts to extend the Kern county oil field strike to all California fields will be discussed at a Bakersfield meeting of the Oil Fields union. Strikers act as deputies and control district peace while the Producers Association sends a stockholders committee led by David Ewing of Ferando to probe the field. Employers threaten legal action to break the strikers control.
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Kern County
Oil Fields Union
Bakersfield
Producer
David Ewing
Freano
Harding Nominates Four Appointees to Senate
President Harding sent nominations to the Senate for eight posts. Joseph C. Grew would be minister to Switzerland, John D. Prince minister to Denmark, Charles W. Pugsley assistant secretary of agriculture, and Herbert M. Lord colonel in the finance department. Other posts include Major Ulysses Grant II on the California debris commission, Millard T. Hartson collector of customs in district 30 Seattle, Burns Poe internal revenue Tacoma, Walter E. Bennett registrar land office Great Falls, Arthur L. Lewis receiver of public moneys Floweree.
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Harding
Senate
Switzerland
Joseph C. Grew
Masachusetta
Denmark
John D. Prince
New Jersey
Charles W. Pugsley
Nebraska
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Quartermaster Corps
California Debris Commission
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Millard T. Hartson
Seattle
Internal Revenue
District of Washington
Burns Poe
Tacoma
Great Falls
Mont
Walter EB. Bennett
Arthur L. Lewis
Floweree
Northwest firms launch Fairco shortening in Seattle
The N K Fairbanks Co announces a new product Fairco vegetable shortening to be introduced with a large national ad campaign starting in Seattle. Company reps cite Northwest demand for novelty and healthful options, noting strong grocer organization and the West's need for a better alternative to hog lard.
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Northwest
N. K. Fairbanks Co
Fairco
Seattle
Patrick named new Army Air Chief in Harding era
President Harding appoints Col. M. M. Patrick as chief of the Army Air Services to succeed Maj. Gen. C. T. Menoher after a resignation tied to friction with Brig. Gen. William Mitchell. Patrick, who led American air forces in France, will be promoted to major general with Mitchell kept as assistant chief for now.
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Harding
Col
M. M. Patrick
Army Air Services
C. T. Menoher
Menoher
William Mitchell
Air Service
Patrick
Ameiian
France
William Mitchel
Army Air Service
Secretary of War
Weeks
Theft of cap silk socks and umbrella reported
A thief, possibly female, stole F L Barrahm’s boudoir cap, silk socks and silk umbrella Tuesday night after he left them in his car at Fourth Ave and Pine St. Barrahm, who lives at 710 Lakeside Ave, found them missing when he returned. The Dictograph Products Corp declares a quarterly 2 percent dividend on preferred stock payable Oct 15 1921 to record holders Sept 30 1921. Stock books remain open. H M Dulanore treasurer.Sept 7 1921
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F. L. Barrahm
Barrahm
Fourth Ave
Pine St
Lakeside Ave
Dictograph Products Corporation
Decenre - Products Corporation
Sid
H. M. Dulanore
Conferees urged for WV mine dispute settlement
Senators Kenyon and Shortridge will urge Senate investigators to back joint conferences of unionists and operators as the basis for settling West Virginia mine troubles. If conferences fail, drastic measures to force a settlement will be urged. Charleston reports authoritative details.
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West Virginia
Senate
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Shortridge
Invited for Ride Suing for 22500 Over Car Wreck
Wilmer Dyer sues Victor Boutan for 22500 after a ride request on Broadway and Madison led to a wreck at 12th Avenue and Jackson Street and permanent knee injuries. The complaint was filed Tuesday detailing the case.
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Broadway
Madison St
Victor Boutan
Boutan
12Th Ave
Jackson St
Dyer
Largest Pacific coast deer on record weighs 300 pounds
Portland reports the biggest deer ever killed on the Pacific coast with a 300 pound Bench Legged buck taken near Rock Creek head in Tillamook County. The five point antlers set a new state record, surpassing the Mt Pitt “Roman nose” deer's size.
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Pacific Coast
Portland
Rock Creek Tillamook County
Commission
Tillamook County
Mt. Pitt
Oregon
Man Killed After Halted Train Incident Near North Bend
An unidentified man was killed Tuesday night after stopping in front of a Milwaukee freight train near Ragner, about ten miles east of North Bend. The coroner ruled the act as self-induced.
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Ragner
North Bend
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