New Bank Plans Perfected For Seattle Area
After 11 weeks a committee of more than 100 state banks announced plans to establish in Seattle the Bank of Washington to take over the assets of the defunct Scandinavian American and to replace the Ballard branch with the Bank of Id. The two banks, jointly capitalized and carrying about 1.25 million in assets and surplus, will pay all Scandinavian depositors 100 cents on the dollar for accounts of 190 or less and 60 cents on the dollar for larger accounts, with remaining funds liquidated from old assets. The arrangement preserves the guaranty fund and lenders, under state supervision, aim to begin business soon with no fixed assets beyond cash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Bank of Washington
Bank of Id
Ballard
Scandina
Guaranty Fund
Ew Bank
D. H. Moss
J. A. Swal
S. Stacy
Canos F. W. Shultz
Wenatchee
R. Barnes
Ellensburg
C. W. Bridg- Elma
C. Paul Uhiman
Cenla
Conner Malott
Spokane
P. Duke
State Bank Commis
Com
Benk
State Banking Department
Oxholm Seeks Bigger Markets For Pacific Lumber
Axel H. Oxholm head of the U S Bureau of Lumber seeks broader markets for Pacific Coast mills amid 60 percent idle capacity. In Seattle he planned talks with lumber operators and will tour the Northwest to press for expanded shipments and new markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific Coast
Axel H. Oxholm
United States Department of Commerce
Seattle
Oxholm
Ba Fe
Northwest
Tides and Ship Arrivals At Seattle Harbor
Seattle harbor traffic reports show tides and vessel movements with several ships in port or en route. Vessels listed include City of Beattie, Admiral Kodiman, West Cannon, Arabia Maru, and Keystone State among others, with arrivals from San Francisco Seattle and Yokohama and wakes of tug-assisted tows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Cnignik
Dante Kern
Beattie
Alaska
Atlantic City
Shanghai
Phylie
San Pedro
San Francisco
Admiral Kodiman
Oriffdu
Balvator
Calleo
Wasp
Horace X. Baxter
Tacoma
Liverpool
Etr
Seattle
Manila
West Nilus
Hongkong
Chinwantao
West Cannon
Philadelphia
Arived
Artigas
Callao
Sante Crus
Admiral Sehley
Seattie
Balled
Noorderdijk
Minnesotan
Laman Stewart
Daley Freeman
Arironan
C. & Neveal
Wheatland Montana
Beattle
Yokohama
Cape Flattery
Northland
Victoria
Nome
Unimak Pass
Keystone State
Amith Cove
Edmore
Acumasan Maru
Delight
Grand Trenk
City of Beattie Union Pacific Terminal
Walter A. Luckenbach
Pacific Coast Coal Buonkere
U. L
Umatilla
U. & Shipping
Beard
Hartland
Silverado
Ete
Weetern Knight
West Himrod
Teontum
Crosse Kern
Todd Dry
Roosevelt
Nettleton Mill Dock
Forest
Delagos
Lake Union—Motorship
W. F. Burrows
Sdr
C. B
Molmes
Packard
Achr Roby
Guy Goss
B. Fitet
Berge J
Tr Morning Star
Echr
Camano
Griffee
Coquitlam City
Meory Villard
Levi W. Ostrander
Rosee Haviside
Bank Clearings and Related Totals
Banking ledger totals show clearings of 4 439 156 24 and 943 543 00 with adjustments and subtotals including 4 593 554 00 603 679 00 1 601 687 00 558 021 00 and final 661 746 00 79 081 00 as recorded figures. The fragment lists multiple figures likely representing daily or period totals in a financial column.
Vital Statistics Listings From City Records
A compiled record shows multiple births and named individuals with addresses in various neighborhoods. Entries include Watson A F Nob Hill avenue, Lawrence J W 1414 Fourth Avenue North, Johan C rl sone 7048 Jones Avenue, and many others with dates and locations across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altie
Charles D
Nobuyashi
2Lat Ave
Irl Lave
Leon
Judson
Edward
Eastlake Ave
Moore
Gerald B
Alties
Angalo G
Day St
Fentorich W
Snoqualmie
Boy
Yoaeeeeee C
Mernett
Caroli
A. Barton
Third Ave
Ras Hal
Prank B
Sixth Ave
John J
Rockport
Bucy, Frank
Four
Aid
Marriage Licenses and Deaths in Seattle Area Listings
A listing of marriage licenses names and residences with ages including Wiley P M Portland and Annear Bessie Seattle, plus numerous Seattle, Vancouver and Yakima entries. The death notices include Charlies 66, Jack Orcas Rows for dates 2018 and ages 57 to 74 with addresses, followed by a quip about pessimism and frogs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiley, P. M
Portland
Legal Annear
Bessie
Seattle
Lewal Monell
Charlies T
Jegst Bwing
Cora
Farrell
Earle M
Legal Martel
Alice E
Leekengren
Olof
Anderson
Gertrude
Forsyth
Charlies
Vancouver
B. C
de Laurier
Laura May
Big
Sivccde
Suas Coeche Ou
Moeschiler
August Carl
Welsa
Jennett
Harper
Rex la Jose
Legal Dziewecynski
Mary
Legal Archer
Fred
Graham
Florence
Richardson
Forrest C
Beattie
Jose Fuller
Eric M
Agent Charlies
Repubican Qeder
Prederick K
Orcas
Jack
Days
John At
Perkins
Inez M
Broad- Hyde
Joseph A
12Th Ave. N
Industrials and Oils Lead Early New York Trading
The market opens with industrials and oils down. Mexican Petroleum shows a dip and then a rebound around 8 to 9 percent. Baldwin hits a new low while United States Steel and Southern Pacific move modestly. several majors post mixed opening prices including Texas Company and Studebaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Exican Petroleum
Baldwin
Steel
New Haven
Southern Pacific
Union Pacific
United States Steel
Southern Railway
Mexican Petroleum
Texas Company
Studebaker
N. Y. Stock Exchange
J . Manning & Ca
Datier
Halidiog Ateck
Halt
Ohio
Aex
Malawia
Hethienem Steel
T'S
Canadian Pacific
Central Leather
Crucible
General Motors
Kennaport Ou
Lackawanna
Missouri Pacific
Northern Pacific
Pan-Amer
Pierce Arrow
Repiogtean
Republic Iron
Breeley
Oes Binetal Ou
Eeeuee A
Houthe, Vacttic
Cai Stromberg
Brudebaker
Ans
Exas Pacific
Union OU
Delaware
United Metall
Tores HH
United States
Grain Market Slumps Again on Chicago Board
Grain prices fell across the Chicago board of trade with limited export activity and weak buying. Corn led the decline as heavy receipts spurred liquidation while oats trade slowed and provisions stayed quiet amid broad market softness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Wwe
Bétec
Cash Wheat Prices Hit by Chicago Market Fluctuations
Chicago reports cash wheat prices on September 27 with No 2 red at 61.24 per bushel and No red at 1254 dollars, reflecting market shifts and commodity pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago Live Stock Prices and Receipts Report
Market reports for live stock show higher bids across cattle sheep and hogs. Beef cattle reach top figures around 4.40 to 4.75 for prime calves and feeders, while hogs trade near 4.20 to 4.60 for heavy weights. sheep and lambs steady to higher with lambs at about 7.25 to 7.96 and ewes around 4.50 to 7.00. Receipts and prices reflect a market firming trend with diverse grades listed for cattle, calves, and stockers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Butte
Tfe
Lambe
Owls End
Portland Market Status and Cattle Receipts
Market steady with cattle receipts described as fair. Chatee steers priced around 5.50 to 6.78, fair free steers 4.50 to 5.66, cows and heifers 4.90 to 6.00, canners 1.25 to 2.25, calves 10 to 11, and calves and mules noted. Moge market steady with prime mired around 11.76 and heavies 6 to 150.50. Sheep receipts 224 with market very slow. valley tambe 604 to 25, yearlings 306, ewes 1 to 61. Cheese and hens figures appear but are incomplete in readable text.
Grain and dairy price snippets from New York market text
Market listings show New York sugar and coffee prices with assorted weights and pack sizes. The itemized notes include granulated sugar at four dollars plus cents, coffee varieties with per pound and dozen pricing, and poultry and cheese line items with weights and quality tags.
Egg Prices Hit 95 Cents Per Dozen In Market Rise
Fresh eggs climb to 95 cents a dozen amid scarce fancy stock and strong demand. Walnuts arrive from Santa Ana at 87 cents per pound, cucumbers selling out, onions at 4 cents a pound, sprouts 16 to 18 cents. Dairy and poultry prices unchanged with various live and dressed meat bids listed by wholesale dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Ana
Cal
Egee Wreek Ranch
Mn Springs
Ceecee
Unemployed Count Drops in National Survey
A nationwide Commerce Department survey reported fewer than 3.5 million unemployed, about 40 percent below the Labor Department’s prior estimate of 6.75 million. Hoover's figures rely on city mayor reports, while Labor bases data on 1,750 industrial plants, sparking potential policy clashes and debate over accuracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Department of Commerce
Department of Labor
Secretary of Commerce
Hoover
Labor Department
Commeroe
Lews
Fear Kidnapper Has Girl of 6
Salem police trace released convict K Powell suspected of abducting 6 year old Irene Powell from Mrs Dixon's home. Tacoma police seek Powell and grandfather D A Weatherby who were thought to take the girl south. Weatherby was arrested here yesterday and released. The mother is in a California penitentiary. The father finished a term at McNeil Island for robbery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Ore
K. Powell
California
Irene Powell
D. J. Dixon
Tacoma
Wash
Powell
D. A. Weatherby
Weatherby
McNeil Island
State finishes in Durand case
Everett September 27 The state closed its case in the trial of Dr. W. B. Durand a prominent Everett physician on a charge of insanity The defense is expected to last two days as Durand has 46 witnesses subpoenaed Witnesses described how Durand after an acquittal on a similar charge two weeks ago went to his wife s home pelted the windows with stones and turned a garden hose on the interior of his automobile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett
Durand
Seattle Star First in Far-Away Samoa
In a Samoa letter dated August 12 Frans Franzen says he was the first to receive full Dempsey fight details in Apia. He notes wireless results, waiting for the monthly steamer for New Zealand or Australian papers, and that Americans preferred Carpenter and felt sorrow at Carpenter’s defeat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apia
Samoa
Frans Franzen
Arvid
Seattle
Seattle Star
Dempsey
New Zealand
Carpentier
Puyallup Fair Dares Rainfall and Sprints Amid Big Entrants
The Western Washington fair opens October 4 at Puyallup with a roofed six-acre area for 40 000 visitors. Five daily running races and two nightly races under electric light will test top horses from Kentucky Boise Idaho Yakima and more with jockeys and a bold optimism for rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Puyallup
Washington Fair
Paulhamue
The
Fair Association
Puyallup Valley Fair Grounds
John McCasland
Kentucky
Jack Pieres
Boise
Idaho
Ruth Parton
Yakima
Pendleton
Hh. H. Spear
Snatchum
Vancouver
Victoria
B. C
Tia Juana
Mexico
New Orleans
Neal
Oregon
Charley Emmett
Gipsy Emmett
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Institution
Cs. S
Northwest Mills
Opportunity
Btarwantads
Weather Bureau
Tatooshm Island
Horace X
Port Blakely
Redondo
Nanaimo
Epokane
Mukiltee
Juneau
Northwestern
Wireless
Teesday
JL. B. Manning & Co
Catler
N. Y
California Flats
Favey
Mise Madge Merritt
Brooklyn
New York Beaches
Dratee- Perenee
Erete
Ccu Muscat
Erste
Miack Prince
Tokaye
Honery
Virginia
Erate
Nartlett
Waeh
Abe
Dee
Herbert W. Walker
Kon
Tijuana
Brick Fortuna
J. C. Smith
J. C. Evans
Calgary
W. H. MacFadden
Babe Adama
Pittsburg
Tony Muratto
Frank Allen
Toppenish
Frank Iyall
Indian Bank
Wapato
Washington Fair Grounds
Loew’s Palace
Vaudeville
Thomas
Worth & Will
Charities
Kress
Avera
Monte Blue
al Shayne
Singing Beauty
Ethel Clifton & Co
Chaddy
Det Jennings
Georgalia Trice
Lester & Moore
Kanasawa Boys
Stanley the
Cansinos
Wood and
Wyde
Felix Adler
Frances A. Ross
the Three Rubes
Wallace Calvin
Jack Hughes
Wilkes
Hrarnerith
Pine Killett
Daddy Dimlins
M. Rick & CO. Inc
Smith Mids
Shell Mastern
Timothy
U. & Government
U. & Army
Army
Navy
U. & Arm
Camp Lewis Wireless Mfr
3Rd Ave
University #1
Ul. S&s. Army Goods
Ralph Dunbar
Seattile National Bank
Columbia
Western Washington
Chas. Senfesty
Bradley Furniture Co
Pine St
Western Washington Fair Association
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