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- Plan proposed to end strike- Citizens' Protective Association submits plan for auto strike arbitration
- 1937
- Plan proposed to end strike- Citizens' Protective Association submits plan for auto strike arbitration - Attempting to establish a basis for the settlement of the strike of auto mechanics involving six Spokane automobile shops, the Citizens'...
- State history. Strikes. Automobile 1937-05-19
- Strike picture remains same
- 1937
- Strike picture remains same - The strike situation in Spokane remained unchanged today as union auto mechanics continued picketing of six automobile shops and pickets of the Cooks and Waiters' union still patrolled a few restaurants.
- State history. Strikes. Automobile 1937-05-05
- Market strong for water power
- 1932
- Market strong for water power
  Washington Water Power was stronger by 50 cents at the afternoon call of the Standard Stock exchange than at the morning session, closing at $77.50 bid. There were some slight reactions in a number of mining...
- State history. Stocks & bonds. 1932-08-16
- Bond business spurts in July
  Usual midsummer lag is turned to sprint with Spokane brokers.
  Ahead of last year's
  Volume 25 per cent more than same month in 1930.
- 1931
- Bond business spurts in July
  Usual midsummer lag is turned to sprint with Spokane brokers.
  Ahead of last year's
  Volume 25 per cent more than same month in 1930.
  More than $2,000,000 turnover of high grade investment bonds and preferred...
- State history. Stocks & bonds. 1931-08-02
- Trading over widened range
  Sales in 15 issues on standard -- rises in Golconda, Callahan and constitution
- 1929
- Trading over widened range
  Sales in 15 issues on standard -- rises in Golconda, Callahan and constitution
  Trading improved and spread over 15 issues on the Standard Stock exchange Friday. At the same time most of the prices were unchanged....
- State history. Stocks & bonds. 1929-09-14
- Spokane stock exchange
- 1925
- Spokane stock exchange
  Declines were numerous on the Spokane Stock exchange yesterday afternoon, but were without great significance. At the same time the volume of business was large. Marsh and Gladstone lost 1/2 each, Nabob and Silversmith 1/4...
- State history. Stocks & bonds. 1925-08-29
- K. H. Dixon opens office- Engage in general brokerage- specialize in silver issues
- 1918
- K. H. Dixon opens office- Engage in general brokerage- specialize in silver issues - Karl Hale Dixon, former manager for William A. Nicholls and later associated in the same capacity with H. T. Irvine & Co., Spokane brokerage houses, has opened...
- State history. Stocks & Bonds. 1918-01-06
- County revenues show big increase
- 1936
- County revenues show big increase
  County revenue other than tax receipts for the first seven months of 1936 totaled $238,166.65, compared with $160,980.48 for the same period of 1935. The total income derived from such sources in 1935 amounted...
- State history. Stevens, County of. 1936-08-05
- Untitled
- 1920
- Untitled- The first move in the campaign for county office this year comes from Chewelah, where Eloise Van Slatte announces her candidacy for the republican nomination for county clerk. She says this is not at all a case of the "woman seeking the...
- State history. Stevens, County of. 1920-05-15
- Remove Farley, Zioncheck plea
- 1936
- Remove Farley, Zioncheck plea. - Representative Zioncheck (Dem., Wash.) wrote President Roosevelt today suggesting the dismissal of Postmaster General Farley "for the same reasons that George H. Gannon was dismissed from the position of Washington...
- State history. State officials. U.S. Representatives. Zioncheck, Marion A. 1936-04-30
- Coincidence
- 1936
- Coincidence. - The Supreme Court decision against the Guffey Act and the appointment of Representative Sam B. Hill of this state on the Federal Board of Tax Appeals befell upon the same day.
- State history. State officials. U.S. Representatives. Hill, Sam B. 1936-05-20
- Sam Hill balks
- 1935
- Sam Hill balks. - Congressman Sam Hill of the Fifth district of Washington takes issue with the administration on the spending of the $4,000,000 work-relief fund. He initiated a movement last week, among western representatives and senators, to...
- State history. State officials. U.S. Representatives. Hill, Sam B. 1935-06-16
- Spray residue attack pushed
- 1935
- Spray residue attack pushed. - Virginian organizing senators and two Hills, congressmen, to reduce tolerance. - Miner dies in snow. - Body of John Young, 83, found on trail--Smashup Victims given $7,500 verdict. - Word from Washington, D. C., here...
- State history. State officials. U.S. Representatives. Hill, Sam B. 1935-02-13
- Spray residue attack pushed
- 1935
- Spray residue attack pushed. - Virginian organizing senators and two Hills, congressmen, to reduce tolerance. - Miner dies in snow. - Body of John Young, 83, found on trail--Smashup Victims given $7,500 verdict. - Word from Washington, D. C., here...
- State history. State officials. U.S. Representatives. Hill, Sam B. 1935-02-13
- Hill quibbles, declares Mack
- 1934
- Hill quibbles, declares Mack. - Whether congressman's wife paid $30,000 or $8,628, principle same, he says. - Camouflage is charge. - If money not intended for Mrs. Hill why given to her, is query. - "Congressmand Hill, while avoiding any mention...
- State history. State officials. U.S. Representatives. Hill, Sam B. 1934-10-19. p. 2.
- Hill quibbles, declares Mack
- 1934
- Hill quibbles, declares Mack. - Whether congressman's wife paid $30,000 or $8,628, principle same, he says. - Camouflage is charge. - If money not intended for Mrs. Hill why given to her, is query. - "Congressmand Hill, while avoiding any mention...
- State history. State officials. U.S. Representatives. Hill, Sam B. 1934-10-19. p. 1.
- Schwellenbach's revolt
- 1936
- Schwellenbach's revolt. - Honored by his left-winged friends at Aberdeen with election as one of their delegates to the national convention, it was the natural expectation that Senator Schwellenbach would do as he was told. But though he once...
- State history. State officials. U. S. Senators. Schwellenbach, Lewis B. 1936-06-26
- Mr. Schwellenbach
- 1936
- Mr. Schwellenbach of Wash. (In Senate). Approximately 12 years have elapsed since the submission of this amendment to the legislatures of the States. During this 12-year period only 24 of the legislatures have ratified the amendment. * * * It must...
- State history. State officials. U. S. Senators. Schwellenbach, Lewis B. 1936-06-25
- Schwellenbach roasts Hearst
- 1936
- Schwellenbach roasts Hearst. - Senator Schwellenbach (Dem., Wash.) told the senate today William Randolph Hearst decreed wage cuts for his employees at the same time he was building a $15,000,000 "Bavarian castle" in northern California "so he and...
- State history. State officials. U. S. Senators. Schwellenbach, Lewis B. 1936-03-31
- Sen. Schwellenbach attacks publisher
- 1936
- Sen. Schwellenbach attacks publisher. - Says Hearst built extravagant castle while cutting employees' wages. - Senator Schwellenbach, Democrat, Washington, told the senate today that William Randolph Hearst decreed wage cuts for his employees, at...
- State history. State officials. U. S. Senators. Schwellenbach, Lewis B. 1936-03-31