Credit Gets Easier and Costs Full
The article discusses the consumer as the ultimate burden on prices, noting that lenders will fund normal commerce but will not finance hoarding for higher prices. It reports on credit conditions, price trends, and the mixed signals of a possible trade revival, with references to cotton, textiles, silk, and wholesale price movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Federal Reserve
Federal Reserve Board
Woolen Co
Cleveland
Chicago
Peckbottom
Bureau of Statistics
Indi
More Schools May Be Built in Outside Seattle District
Assistant County Superintendent Thomas E. Hulse reports extensive new school construction outside Seattle. Projects include Auburn 13 rooms cost 66000, North Bend 12 rooms 60000, Maple Alley nine rooms 47000, Belle Vue eight rooms 32000, Black Diamond ten rooms 33000, Dockton four rooms 12500, Manhattan two rooms 10500, Edgewood two rooms 10000, Honey Creek two rooms 4500, Star Lake one room 4500, Duvall one room 2000, Richmond Beach gym 37000, Hobart two rooms 3500, Riverton Heights two rooms 5000. Cottages at Cedar Falls Nagrom Baring. Temporary rooms at Orillia Redmond Lake Burien Issaquah Sunnydale. Bonds voted or under consideration: Orillia four rooms and gym 26000 Enumclaw high school 100000 Medina four rooms 20000. He notes remarkable outside-district growth and remodeling expanding seating. future construction eyed at Ren ton Redmond Bothell Kirkland Snoqualmie Kent Foster Lake Burien Oak Lake Olympic View Issaquah. Districts growing rapid, directors and patrons seek facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas E. Hulse
Seattle
Auburn
North Feed
Maple Alley
Belle ‘Vue
Black Diamond
Dockton
Manhattan
Edgewood
Honey Creek
Starlake
Duvall
Richmond Beach
Hobart
Riverton Heights
Cedar Falls
Nagrom
Baring
Orillia
Redmond
Lake Burien
Issaquah
Sunnydale
Enumclaw
Medina
Supt
Hulse
Renton
Bothell
Kirkland
Snoqualmie
Kent
Foster
Oak
Port registers big trade gain at port report
Port Warden Fred M. Lathe's Saturday report shows a loss in trade with the Orient but a large gain in exports to and imports from Alaska, the Hawaiian Islands, the Philippine Islands, Australia, British Columbia, Great Britain, India, Norway, South America, the canal zone, East Indies, Holland and the Atlantic seaboard. The biggest rise is a 160 percent jump in exports to the Philippine Islands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Orient
Alaska
Hawaiian Islands
Philippine Islands
Australia
British Columbia
Great Britain
India
Norway
South America
Canal Sone
East Indies
Holland
Atlantic Seaboard
Fred M. Lathe
Schooner Clears on First Trip From Here
Northern Chief a New Zealand owned schooner left port yesterday in tow for the Cape to clear for Nukuolofa on her first voyage from Puget Sound Capt D C McDonald commands with his family aboard the vessel carries lumber valued at $00,000 feet in load and sails for an overseas trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern Chief
New Zealand
Cape
Nukuolofa
Puget Sound
D. C. McDonald
Weather Bureau Log From Tatoosh Island Proceedings
Weather notes from Tatoosh Island record a rising barometer and light southwest wind as vessels pass in and out. Entries mention a four masted schooner, a steamer possibly the Derby, the Argyll, and several tugs and schooners, with times noted for passing in or out and towing activity on September 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weather Bureau
Tatoosh Island
Derby
Argyll
BE. L. Drake
Caudy
Daniel Kern
Ardmore
J. A. Moffett
St. Paul
Arrivals and Departures from Port Readouts
Arrivals and departures noted include J A Moffett from Sam Pedro at 2 40 a m and Northweet ero from Ladyemith via Point Wells. Brookdale from Honelvle via San Francisco at 3 p m. Azalea from Beringsea via Anchor age in tow of tug Monitor. Heather from sea duty at 2 p m. Snohomish from cruise at Ralled. President bound for San Pedro via San Francisco at 11 a m. Toyama Maru for Manila via ports. Weet Ivan for Manila via ports at 6 15 p m. Northern Chief for Nakulefa towing at 1 p m. Redondo for Southeastern Alaska via Point Wells. A F Coats for Australian ports via Tacoma. U G Snohomish for cruise at m.
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J. A. Moffett
Sam Pedro
Northweetero
Ladyemith
Point Wells
Brookdale
Honelvle
San Francisco
Sehr Azalea
Beringsea
Anchorage
Monitor
A. & L. T. Heather
G. Snohomish
Str
President
San Pedro
Otr
Toyama Maru
Manila
Ivan
Sehr
Northern Chief
Nakulefa
Redondo
Alaska
Point Welle
Echr
A. F. Coats
Tacoma
U. & G G. Snohomish
Calibrated Shipping Notices From Beattie and Seward
The Beattie sailing label lists a southbound run at 10 a m on September 16 with Guy C Goss for Beattie. The Seward entry notes the Str Alaska southbound at 11 a m on September 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chignik
Bk Guy C. Goss
Beattie
Seward
Alaska
Shipping Movements Across Pacific Ports in Late September
Manila arrivals include Str Cross Keys from Seattle via port Honolulu and Str Niagara from Vancouver via Beattie. Buenos Aires reports Street Notous via Port Ludlow and San Pedro. San Francisco records A and Pyro from Puget Sound Navy Yard. Vessels sailed include Crown of Galleta for Brattle via Vancouver and Str Haynte for the United Kingdom. Astoria notes Mtr Der blay to Seattle via Tacoma. Comox Strait sees Str Ixton via Victoria. Port Townsend shows Str St Paul in tow of tug Richard Holyoke.
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Buenos Aires
Street Notous
Beattie
Port Ludlow
San Pedro
San Francisco
Puget Sound Navy Yard
Btr
Crown of Galleta
Brattle
Vancouver
B. C
Str
Haynte
United Kingdom
Astoria
Mtr Derblay
Seattle
Tacoma
Springfield
Maritime Movements Report From Pacific Northwest Waters
Wireless Canadian Government updates list vessels near Seattle and Vancouver area with times and positions. Ships include Steel Worker off Hand Heads, Apex in Milbank Sound, Redwood off Eye Island, City of Seattle off Wrangel, Ardmore Vancouver for San Francisco, Eastern Temple Everett for Caflao, and Argyll Port Bon Luis Beattie, detailing northbound and southbound courses and miles from coastal points.
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Alameda
Seaforth Channel
Steel
Hand Heads
Norwood
Bellingham
Schr Apex
Milbank Sound
Redwood
Eye Island
U. S. Naval Communications
Spokane
Seattle
Yea Bay
Wrangel
Eter Ardmore
Vancouver
San Francisco
Cape Flattery
Eastern Temple
Everett
Caflao
Tatoosh
Etre Argyll
Port Bon Luis
Beattie
Vessels at Seattle and nearby ports listed with docks and names
A long list of vessels and docks across Seattle areas such as Smith Cove Elkton Spokane and Mukilteo Pier 6 includes ships like Kashima Maru Eastern Sword Westward Ho and Leoti with associated terminals, drydocks, and supporting works noted by numerous ship names and locations.
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Seattle
Smith Cove
Edmore
Elkton
City of Spokane
Wheatland Moat
Great Northern Dock
Kashima Maru
Plier
Mukilteo
Archer
Bee Bellingham
la Touche
Bell St
Admiral Evane
George L. Harvey
MT. Heather
Pacific Coast Coal Bunkers
Eastern Sword
Brookdale
Pacific Coast Engineering Works
Eastern Lender
Atacy Et
C. Burnarde
Standard Oldock
J. A. Moffett
Lander St
Waterbury
Deiwood
Spokane St
Motor Acir Libby Maine
Duthie Garde
Griffdn
Maquan
Todd Drydocks
Tr Westward Ho
Atr Klitha Thomenon
St Banta Inez
Lake Union
Hulla Abilla
Abnoba
Abydos
Addison
Allenurat
Ahmik
Anthon
Bayden
Bertrand
Bingamon
Biscayne
Black Wolf
Bianford
Cecelwin
Floughton
Pezuta
Puyallup
Cabacen
Capraria
Cardia
Cenina
Charus
Chesterfield
Chalcia
Cineas
Cinyras
Corus
Cozian
Cola
Clone
Ebeea
Electra
Endymion
Fort Harrison
Fort Jackson
Fort Stanwix
Fort Union
Simufka
Leoti
Kitan
Vincennes
Amesgarde
Str
Roosevelt
Pacific Coast Fridge & Dredging
Atr Patterson
Heffernan Drydock
Hbiaatind
Motor
Schr
Cethana
Tom Keen Arrested After Dope Packages Found
Tom Keen, 56, was involved in a dope incident described as a bad combination. Patrolmen J Brady and D Twohig arrested him on Second Ave. 8, near Washington St, after the incident occurred in the city on a fall Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Keen
Tom
J, Brady
D. Twohig
Second Ave
Washington St
Oil Stocks Lead Early Session on New York Exchange
The New York market opened with fractional gains and mixed results as United States Steel and Mexican Petroleum led early moves. By close, U S Steel rose to 89% and Mexican Petroleum reached 192% amid broad gains in several sectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Exchange
New York
Studebaker
Crucible
Central Leather
Caldwin
New Haven
Southern Railway
Texas Company
Southern Pacific
United States Steel
Mexican Petroleum
Pan-American
Motor Tire Stocka Moally
Shorts
Mexican Petroleum Limited
Texas
Baldwin
Reading
Crucible Atee
Kelly-Springfield
American Woolen
United States Rubber
Canadian Pacific
Houston
Zee
Grain Decline Continues On Chicago Board Of Trade
The Chicago board of trade saw a continued grain price decline during a light short session. Good crop weather and weak buying demand drove lower prices for wheat corn and oats with minimal volatility from previous days. Live stock receipts 2,000 head with course in cattle and hog markets described as steady to strong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Foreign Exchange Rates Open in New York Markets
The foreign exchange market opened in New York with sterling at 3.47? per dollar, francs at 4.69, lire at 1.0? per dollar, marks at 1.5? cents, Canadian dollars at 6.10? per dollar. Sterling demand solid. franc up 2 centimes. lire unchanged. marks quoted at L.$3e.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foreign Exchange
New York
France
Portland Market Report cattle and cattle prices steady
Portland market report shows cattle receipts 372 head with a steady to unchanged market. hog receipts 670 head with prices lower. prime mixed $17.60–18, medium $17–$17.60, heavies $14.25–$17.50, sows $12.25–$15.50. Sheep receipts 948 head weaken. Butter 66 cents pound, face 69 1 2 cents, hay 20 20 cents, broilers 28–32 cents, cheese Tripleta 24–46 cents per lb.
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Washington
Backet
Maines
Peru
Amease Biberta
Barry Crawford
Mi4n
Seeee Dairy
Leeal Creamery
Renee
Hest Cowe
Hetfers
Portland
Livestock Markets Report from Denver on Sept 25
Cattle receipts 200 head with steers 8.25 to 11.50, cows and heifers 6.50 to 8, stockers 7.50 to 10, calves 6.75 to 11. Hog receipts 200 head, top 17, bulk 16.25 to 16.65. Sheep 4,500 head, lambe 12.60 to 12.75, ewes 4.25 to 5.25, feeder lambs 12.50 to 12.75.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Denver
Prices from Public Markets Sanitary Stall Listings
A list of stall numbers and prices for groceries and brands at Public Markets Bureaus. Items include Reliance coffee 4 cts, Hershey’s bulk coffee 20 cts, rolled oats 20 cts, Santa Clara prunes $1.00, Carnation milk 1 1 2 cts, Libby’s hot sauce seven cans 20 cts, T. M. J. B. coffee 47 cts, Sugar 2 cts, and various cheeses, milks, cereals, and canned goods across stalls 45, 17, 79, 10, 1526, 16-17, 35, and 105. Some prices listed as per can or per unit.
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Reliance
Hershey
Tha
Santa Clara
Madrona
Pike Place
Weatlake
Olympic
del Monte
Westlake
Lumber production on Pacific coast falls below normal
West Coast Lumbermen report last week's production 14 percent below normal with shipments down 10 percent and new business 38 percent lower. Freight-rate differences hinder Western fir sales to the Eastern coast, causing mills to stockpile. Railroad orders make up a quarter of West coast mill business. Informal talks lead to formal hearings in Chicago likely October 6 to seek freight-rate adjustments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific Coast
West Coast Lumbermen's Association
West Comat Mills
Transcontinental Freight Bureau
Chicago
West Coast
Wheelbarrow Theft Baffles Police at Fifth Avenue Site
The missing wheelbarrow puzzled police and victim Hans Peterson as thieves took a brand new wheelbarrow from a Fifth Avenue site between Pike and Pine streets where a theater is being built.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hans Peterson
Fifth Ave
Pike and
Pine Streets
Peterson
Prices Firm on Local Markets Open Weekend Trade
The log wholesale produce market showed no price changes Saturday with steady demand for staple fruits and vegetables. Grapes and cantaloupes moved rapidly for weekend supply while butter held steady and peas remained firm despite a short supply.
Wholesale Building Sold for 225000 dollars
Announcement of the sale of the four story brick and stone wholesale building at the southwest corner of Second Ave and Jackson St to W P Fuller for 250000 dollars made by Carter MacDonald and Miller. Herman Chapin Seattle representative of the Boston syndicate for which the sale was made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Ave
Jackson St
W. PP. Fuller
Carter, MacDonald & Miller
Herman Chapin
Seattle
Boston
City Council Withholds Water Improvements Grant
The council utilities committee will withhold action on a proposed 330000 dollar water system improvement project until investigations into work recommended by Superintendent L B Younga of the city water department are completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. B. Younga
City Water Department
Council Utilities Committee
Call for Bids on Volunteer Park Reservoir Project
The public works board opened bids for earthwork on the new Volunteer Park reservoir north of the existing site. Olympic Construction of Beattie submitted the lowest bid at 204000 dollars. A Capitol Hill residents injunction hearing is set for October 5 in Judge Clay Allen's court.
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Volunteer Park
Board of Public Works
Big Basin
Olympic Construction Company
Beattie
Capitol Hill
Record Crowd at Portland Business Show Closes
Large turnout at the arena exhibition marked a potential record as the final day drew many last minute attendees. Exhibitors reported strong interest and long travel with several firms already booking space for the next Portland event.
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Portland
Lumber cargo rates reduced by US Shipping Board
The United States Shipping Board cut cargo rates to 40 dollars per 1000 feet for fir shipments from Pacific coast ports to River Plate. Seattle Chamber of Commerce reports the move creates competitive parity with Southern pine routes via South Atlantic and Gulf ports. Board notes fir yields more revenue per foot than pine at equal rates.
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Pacific Coast Porta
River Plate
United States Shipping Board
Seattle Chamber of Commerce
Douglas
Southern Pite
South Atlantic
Transportation Bureau
Chamber
Shipping Board
Bloedel Heads East to Fight Tariffs at Chicago Conference
J. H. Bloedel president of the Bloedel Donoval mills left yesterday for Chicago to attend a conference set for October 6. The meeting aims to discuss possible readjustment of increased lumber tariffs and will be followed by several district lumbermen, continuing the Portland conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Bloedel
Bloedel
Donoval Mills
Yeterday
Chicago
Portland
August Exports Decrease Noted by Commerce Dept
The United States posted a trade balance near 65 million dollars for August with exports at 584 million and imports at 519 million. Exports fell by 67 million from July and by 62 million from August 1919, according to the commerce department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Commerce Department
Vital Statistics list of birth notices and addresses
A scrambled list of names and addresses appears with notes indicating births. Entries include Clarence W Frick at 4222% 12th Ave NE and Chester A at 4221 Findlay St, plus Cecil G Cole at 7T12 N Th at boy suggesting birth notices or family records. The typography and punctuation are inconsistent, indicating an OCR transcription from a historical vital statistics section.
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Frick
Clarence W
12Th Ave
N. E
Chester A
Findlay St. Oy
Cole
Cecil CG
N. T&th
Brokke
Alfred
40Th Ave
Pujitornie Eigt
Jackson St
Conger
William W
Draper
Arthur S
47Th Ave
Boner
Henry
Northlake Ave
Ointty. Joseph
70Th St
Bog. Mente
Frank Wait
37Th Ave
Marriages Deaths and Divorces Listed in Seattle Records
The notice enumerates marriage licenses for Raymond L Zech Helen R Keenan Frederick Smith Bertha Viasek Signe E Kellatrom Harry A Camp Violet H Robinson Sayre Frank B Laile Madgelina E, all Seattle residents with ages. Deaths record Mra. Mattie Parker Mra Minnie Meydenbauer Albert Davin Trent William H Stutaman Frederick Kinomoto Tatsuno Paulson Charles Kennedy and infant cases, plus McClurg baby one day old. Divorces granted include Inman Jennie Cora from Charles Inman McKwaine Maud from James Impett Catherine V Sabin Ralph L Pursee Delia M Amy Seton C Fond Gwendoline B Given Robert A Sandrup Mary D Hall William C Rogers Ellen Hoveland Henderson Stella Reed William H.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zech
Raymond L
Seattle
Keenan
Helen R
Smith
Frederick
Viasek
Bertha
Kellatrom
Signe E
Harry A
Robinson
Violet H
Sayre
Frank B
Laile
Madgelina E
Parker
Mra
Mattie
Meydenbauer
Minnie
Davin
Albert
Trent
Richard Austin
Stutaman
William H
Holtin
Kinomoto
Tatsuno
Paulson
Andrew
Berg
Charles
Kennedy
Earl H
McClurg
Baby
Inman
Jennie Cora
McKwaine
Maud
James
Impett
Catherine V
Norman E Sabin
Ralph L
Pursee
Delia M
Amy
Seton C
Fond
Gwendoline B
Given
Robert A
Salt Lake City
Sandrup
Mary D
Hall
William C
Rogers
Ellen
Ellensburg
Hoveland
Harold
Henderson
Stella
Reed
Portland
Shipbuilder's Daughter Entangled in Forgery Case
Maurice O Keefe exposed forged checks while posing as the shipbuilder's son. The shipbuilder's daughter nearly faced arrest after presenting her father s check at a department store and a storefront detective squad uncovered the forgery with another genuine signature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice O'Keefe
Maurice
Liberty
Forgery Suspect Unmasked After City Detectives Nab Maurice Okeefe
Detectives grow convinced the woman is an imposter after a forged check appears genuine only when Maurice O Keefe’s handwriting matches the signature. The real Maurice, thought in stockade, is found asleep in Endolyn. detectives seize him and place him in city jail with a likely move to Walla Walla prison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockade
Maurice O'Keefe
Maurice
Endolyn
Walla Walla
Gambling War In 1919 World Series Probed
Chicago authorities open a grand jury inquiry into reports of two gambler factions during the 1919 World Series between the White Sox and Reds. The probe alleges liquor fueled parties, gambling games, and Detroit women used to influence Cincinnati players while money allegedly reached White Sox players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
White Sox
Reds
Cincinnati
Detroit
French girl Edith Le Roy nabbed for burglary in Mt Vernon
Skagit county authorities directed King county sheriffs to arrest Edith Le Roy in her Reynolds hotel room. The youth initially claimed 21, then said 16. She is wanted in Mt Vernon for burglary and is held there for officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Skagit County
King County Sheriff's Office
Edith le Roy
Reynolds
Sher- Stringer
Mt. Vernon
Ask New Trial for Girl Thief May Golden
Motion for a new trial in the case of May Golden 22 found guilty of burglary in the second degree last week in the superior court was filed in the superior court Saturday by E C Hyde the young woman's attorney. Hyde recited in his motion six or seven grounds for a new trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Golden
E. C. Hyde
Hyde
Alderwood Fair Looks to Break Attendance Record
The second annual three day Alderwood Manor fair opened Friday between Seattle and Everett and will end Sunday with Seattle and Everett day. Organizers expect exceed 3000 last year as crowds visit superior exhibits across the fairground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alderwood Manor
Seattle
Everett
Hart claims low campaign spending for governor race
Hart says he spent 3374 dollars in his gubernatorial campaign, the least among major candidates. Coman reported 13970, Hartley 8121, Gellatly 7464. For lieutenant governor, French spent 4557, Conner 2564, and Coyle 1202.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hart
Louis F. Hart
Olympia
Ed T. Coman
Hartley
Gellatly
Leutenant
French
W. W. Conner
J. W. Coyle
Ten Men Two Dice Two Cops Raid Coffee House
Patrolmen N P Anderson and R F Baerman conducted a raid on a coffee house at 117 Third Ave. Eight men were involved, two dice were used, and a $25 bail was set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. P. Anderson
R. F. Baerman
Third Ave
Star Man Hit by Duckitis News Oddity
A city reporter returns to the office claiming a strange ailment after spotting wild ducks by Lake Union. He asks for six weeks off, travel funds, shotgun shells, hip boots, and a railroad ticket as part of his change of scene. The editor questions the diagnosis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Union
Man May Be Held on Syndicalism Charge
Federal authorities gate the record Saturday of J. Kinney arrested by police Friday at 1808 Terry Ave in possession of radical literature. He may be charged with syndicalism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. & Kinney
Terry Ave
Confidence Vote for Millerand Government in Paris
The chamber of deputies approved the government today by 507 to 80. This marks the first confidence vote since Millerand became president and Leygues took office as premier in Paris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Millerand
Leygues
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John W. Hill
Ship News
Cross Keys
Seattie
Porta Honolulu
Niagara
Beattie At
Wireless Canadian Government
Ory
Evening Sun Financial Review
Atlastics
Saas
OCR
Eins
N. Y. Stock Exchan
J. B. Shening
Brock— Low
Amer
Amer Oar
Faryane
Amer. International
Amer Sumatra
Amer Locomeott
Amer. Tel & Tei
Anaconda Set Aeeseeee “Oy
Naltimore 4
Onte
General Motors Inn
Great Northern
Kennecott
Lackawanna
Incourt Pacific
Es Northern Pacific
Pan-Amer
Peeniaaa
Vt Merce Arrow
Penneylvania KR. An
Det
Union Pacific
United Retail
U. & Rubber
Fis Us U
Vanadium
Utah Copper
Ea Westinghouse
Ius
Liberty Bonds
Lew Firett
Atchison Gen
Baltimore & Ohio Goas
Central Pacific
Paul
Beuleville
Nashville
New York Railway
Sulace
wWedteae
Lore
Sreem
Cocamere — Nothouse
Hubbard
Yano Cel
Sree
Floorwalker
Alderwood Fair
Star Man
Duckitis
Jackson
Ohio
Jackson Iron & Steel Co
Mex
San Diego
Cal
Department of Justice
Cantu
Tijuana
U.S
John Speed Smith
Jeremiah Neterer
Ays MacSwiney
London
Sinn Fein
MacSwiney
Nippon Tokyo
Ozawa
Imperial Valley Cantaloupe Association of California
Los Angeles
Japan
U States
George H. Donnelly
N. St
Pine’ St
Harvard Ave
Donnelly
Buick Sales Co
Pike St
Sacramento
Robert Telfer
Colman Dock
Puget Sound Navigation
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