Market Outlook Stays Tepid Amid East Woes
Stocks drift lower as fears of renewed hostilities in the East weigh on markets. Copper and metal shares weaken while some energy and transport names show resilience. analysts expect liquidity to hold and a potential rebound if peace terms emerge. Illinois Central and Utah Copper reports note dividends and production trends amid cautious trading.
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Paine
Boston
Logan & Ryan
New York
Tandon
Tiinals Central
Dividend plan prompts quick shade trees from elm roots
A Chicago Tribune item notes a foreign railway company uses inverted elm trees to accelerate shade. They plant a small elm, cut the top into the ground, and allow new roots to form foliage quickly. After two years the trees rival 13 to 20 year old specimens, with Kensington gardens as example sites.
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Chicago Tribune
Kensington Gardens
London
Trentini Abandons Grand Opera for Light Opera Career
The tenor says she has left grand opera and aims to be an American prima donna of light opera for years. Her success in The Firefly fulfilled predictions made when the piece premiered in this city.
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Trentini
Wanderer Observations Mixed with City Life
A chaotic scene at a newsroom follows a muscular African American man seeking the editor’s desk while a society reporter adjusts to the bustle. The piece also notes students finishing the first semester and a Montana equal suffrage development prompting celebrations and reflections on gender roles.
Brady Elected United States Senator for Idaho Short Term
Former Gov. James H. Brady was elected United States senator for the short term on the joint ballot in Idaho. He received 44 votes amid a Republican deadlock as two Northern Idaho state senators shifted support to break the gridlock. The contest centered on a Republican majority. Brady will fill the unexpired term of the late Weldon J. Heyburn. A. F. Dickinson attacked the result, vowing to cast his ballot for a joke candidate after the vote.
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Tolse
Idaho
James H. Brady
United States
Brady
James F. Ailahte
Weldon J. Heyburn
Maho
A. F. Dickinson
Deady
of Representatives
Forest of America convention in New York recalls Mrs Poth
Proceedings were lively as six hundred delegates gathered in New York City for the Forest of America women’s auxiliary convention. Mrs Annie K Poth of New York served as supreme financial secretary, among those suspended by Miss Cor corn.
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Cor Snlons
The
Forest of America
Foresters of America
New York City
Ates
Annie K. Poth
New
Warpath against a beetle saves vast Montana timber
Cheyenne Indians in southeastern Montana halted a Black Hills beetle invasion that began two months prior. The pest had killed over a billion feet of timber in South Dakota, but the Indians’ axe action near the Tongue River reservation checked further spread. The effort cost $903 and preserved valuable forest resources to the west, according to the agriculture department.
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Washington
Montana
Black Hills
Department of Agriculture
South Dakota
Department
Tongue River
Luke to Return Amid Fraud Allegations in Billings
A Montana business figure Luke plans to return after a Billings dispatch claimed he left to defraud creditors. Virden Luke & Co. filed suit for 1 767 involving $1 578 of company funds and 179 in notes and overdrafts. Kaufman noted a altered check of 998. Friends defend his character, saying the tale is false and he will face the accusations.
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Billings
Butte
I. J. Luke
Long Beach
Cal
Virden & Luke
R. J. Luke
Luke
J. Kaufman
Kauffman
California
Los Angeles
Chicago Markets Show Higher Prices On Turkey Crisis
Chicago markets closed higher amid Turkish political crisis with gains in wheat corn and oats. Export reports lifted futures while hogs and cattle showed modest strength as supply data and foreign demand influenced trading.
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Chicago
Turkey
Board of Trade
Pric
Buenos Ayres
Republic
Sigattac
Aie
Es Lom
Shan Close
What
Simi
Double Voice Phenomenon Attributed To Vocal Cord Action
Johannes Miller, who speaks two languages at once, has been examined amid theories of double voice production. Laryngoscopic study failed to capture the double singing, and radiographic skigrams hint that simultaneous vocal cord and glottal action may be involved, though causation remains conjectural.
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New York
Scheler
Berlin
Ha Long
Caine
Johannes Miller
Boucher’s Sale Ends Tonight At 37-39 West Park Street
The ad touts suits in all sizes and proportions from regular stock as the sale ends tonight at Boucher's, 37 39 West Park Street, promising latest styles for parents and men. Nearby, a note mentions New York theaters testing a euro style programme charge triggering resident shock and exclamations.
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Boucher's
Park Street
Adv
Victins
Awe Pervish
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