Sentencing postponed for I W W leaders in Chicago court
Federal Judge Landis postponed the sentencing of top I W W leaders convicted of conspiring to disrupt the government bar program. Defendants spoke briefly, denying guilt, as Haywood and others defended the union. Continuance granted until the five Monday of November due to extenuating circumstances. Counterpoints questioned the trial’s fairness and questioned prosecution witnesses. A related note from the New York Times analyzes tractor components and industry consumption.
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Chicago, Ave
Landis
Hoon
George F. van Geever
1. W Wa
J. J. Byers
Portland
Ore
Ralph H. Chaplin
Chicago
Solidarity
Pete Dailey
St. Paul
William. D. Haywood
Justee
Haywood
United” Suites
David Ingar
Youngstown
Ohio
H. F. Kane
Globe, Artz
Frank K. Nebeker
Anson E. Soper
Astoria
Joe Asaplet
Marlatt
Saniet
Vanderveer
J. A. Mc Dons
Industrial Workers
Seattle
Wash
New York Times
Gala
Granby and Liberty Stocks in Mixed Market Report
New York August 29 market news notes mixed activity as allied forces progress and domestic developments influence sentiment. Total sales reach 7,413,000 with Liberty loan expectations around 6,000,000,000 while General Motors drives volatility. War issues and rails recover modestly after early declines amid irregular domestic bonds.
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New York
Washington
General Motors
Atlantic Gulf
Paris
Chicago Market Opens Mixed After Week Rally
Chicago market notes show a tentative openings with slight gains in leads and mixed activity across grains and hogs. Prices edged up on corn futures while hogs and butter traded unevenly as traders awaited clearer guidance from Friday’s trade data and regional demand signals.
Livestock market report from Chicago and London Aug 29
United States Bureau of Market reports receipts of 14 000 hogs and 15 000 cattle with market steady to firmer trends. Prices show hogs at 18 30 to 10 50, cattle including prime and feeder types, and sheep around 11 50 to 12 50. In London money markets note unchanged rates as of Aug 29.
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NEW Yorkerne
Heilbronner Company
Arizona
Bingham
Conden Ig
Lea Obs
Cemines
Citeaontie
Curtis
Creston
Evralet
Daly Na
Jerome Verde
Mason
Mckintey
Montana
Midwest
Wregk avoraTions
Lauber
Yolcott Com
Nevada
Mili Ispany
Nitsa
Chase
Otto E
Ais
Halmers Ae Ukighora Prod
Stewart Mining Amer ‘Smelt
Amner
United Verdeux
Onda
Cope
Sea
Compan
Baltimore
Onis
Bet
Alkomah
Brooklyn
Hania “Transit
Fanad
Moeral Motors
Michigan
Teather
Mohawk
Ilimois Ntra Mason
Thoroakh
Nornie Ua
Osceola
Mer ‘Marine
Oibway
Bond Greeie
Kans
Quincy
Shannon
Kennec
Houlsville
Lake Superior
Midvale
Utah
Missouri
Swite & Coub x
Nal Enamel Bai
Apex
Norfolk & Wester
Bia
Ehattuck
Poet
Aakad
Smelal
Alameda
Southern Pacific Souther
Barnes-Keing
Brudebaker Railway
Big Creek
Blors-Sherhe ‘Company
Pactite
Mutte-Ballaklava
Unites States
Butte-Bullwhacker
Miami Copper
Hutte
United States
al Buido
Great Pals
Utah ‘Copper
Hutte-Jardine i
London
Main
Westen Union
Estingehouse Lechia Oi
Butte
New York
Tutte-Monitor Tun
Hutte Superior
Simarloonn
Gebhe Minka Gees
Olina
Copper King
Davis
Douglas
East Tutte
Gertie
Hamacy
Queen
Wits
Richmond
Secur
Albera
Stewart Susa
Nostos Nu Sro
Heilbronner’ Company
Bohemia
Boston
Calaveras Im
Treserve Avis
Teigle & Hivebelt
United’ Ve A
United States Bureau of Market
Chicago
Brken
Jackin
Siouit
War Industries Board appoints Herb Swope associate member
Bernard M. Barnet chair man of the War Industries Board announces the selection of Herbard Swope, formerly with the New York World, as associate member. Swope has long been active in newspaper work in New York City and gained prominence for articles on wartime conditions after a trip abroad. He previously served on the New York Herald.
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Bernard M. Barnet
War Industries Board
Herbard Swope
The
New York World
Mr. I
Swope
New York City
United States
New York Herald
Rumanians Endure German Rule Amid Royal Turmoil
A Paris dispatch reports Romania endures German occupation with the Hohenzollerns facing exile. Queen Marie and King Ferdinand resist German demands as Marghito presses for a palace address. The royal family and Romanians look to the United States and allies for relief from oppression.
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Marghitoman
Uultamatum
Hana
Marghite
United States
Bate
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Ase
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NEW York Exchange
Chicago Market
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Metal Marker
Louis
Aise
Rumania
Sassy
Ened
Itumania
Minand
Maxie
Germany
Avery
Nother
Inbureh
Otha
Ted Cross
Nyn
Old Ghony
Elvil
Utter & Ca
Haydons Stone & Co
Castle Gate
Stephenson Lumber CO
Radanly Alsorhe
Depoatta
Daly Bank and Trust Company of
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Silver Bow National Bank
Federal Reserve Bankings Department
MacGinniss
Dod
Pitz Gerald
W. A. Clark
J. Ross Clark
W. A. Clark & Bro., Bankers
Bately
Ray
First National Bank of
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Ca ‘Stephens
Norn
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Newbro Drug Co
Montana Transfer Co
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