Wheat market soars as drought fears shock crop value
Chicago July 23 AP Black rust threat to Canadian wheat crop boosts U S farm product values. Wheat futures jump about six cents to top daily gains as corn oats and rye follow higher. Traders cite crop experts including Bernard Snow and George Lecount as Canada drought prospects widen.
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Chicago
United States
Board of Trade
Bernard W. Snow
Winnipes
Snow
Itoba
Cromwell
R. W. Kinyon
George M. Lecount
Canada
Lecount
Alberta
Th Davis
Fire destroys mills and threatens exposition in Portland
A Portland fire began in the shingle mills and spread to the Pacific International Livestock Exposition complex, destroying the mills but sparing the $660 structure within 20 minutes. Swift & Co hay barn and two other structures were also damaged, with rebuilding planned ahead of the November exposition.
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Associated Press
Portland
Swift & Co
Archbishop Comments On Modesty And Fashion
An archbishop voices concern about modesty in attire, urging clergy and laity to avoid immodest dress. The message stresses moral discipline and social standards without naming individuals or places.
Yankee Stadium Thriller Sees Kid Pitcher Can Non Save Game
In a heart breaking extra inning clash at Yankee Stadium Milton Cann non, the Yankee kid pitcher, entered in the ninth and shut down the opposition. Wally Schang and George Dallas homers loom in the narrative as RUTH and Can non deliver the decisive plays with bases loaded, preserving a dramatic win in a tense late innings.
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George Dallas
Wally
Cele
Yankee Stadium
Milton Cannon
Walter Johnson
Jack Quinn
Ned Faber
Gaston
Yankee
Loggers Flee Washington Fire Near Wynoochee River
Wynoochee River Valley Lumber camp four near the Wynoochee river about 25 miles north of Hoquiam faced a serious forest fire forcing loggers to flee for their lives. Reports came in by telephone as flames threatened the camp and surrounding area.
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Hoquiam, “Wash
Wynoochee ‘River
New High School Nears Completion Ready This Fall
The Christian Brothers Central high school at Idaho and Mercury streets nears completion. Architect Fred F. Will says the building will be turned over in August and furnishings contracts awarded. The school will open this fall for at least two grades. The structure features a broad east west corridor with fireproof walls and laminated floors, and construction began April 1 on a quarter block site.
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Christian Brothers Boys
Central ‘High School
Idaho and
Mercury Streets
Fred F. Will
Boreman Architect
New Central High School
New England
Stapld
Millionaire murderers before bar of justice face unmoved sorrowing parents
A chaotic compilation notes multiple tragedies including a deadly truck train crash near Oak Harbor Ohio killing ten and injuring ten after a beach outing, a Veracruz explosion causing child fatalities, a Detroit building collapse killing four, and four drownings in Natchitoches parish. The items mix victims, survivors, and inquiries as officials seek blame.
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Associated Press
Oak Harbor
Ohio
New York Central
Sand Beach
Lake Erie
Locust Street
Suspects Removed and Quiet Restored After Threats
Three African American suspects taken from the county jail after a mob threatened lynching over the murder of Cavey Wile son, an 18 year old from Villa Ridge. Authorities moved the trio to prevent violence while quiet was restored.
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Ociaten Preas
Theuly
Cavey Wileson
Villa Ridge
Relief for farmer in higher prices eyed in West vote
Washington July 76 In correspondence last week a forecast put La Follette at under 9 percent of the national popular vote next November. Supporters dispute the figure as observers note the campaign is still forming and actual strength remains fluid with third-ticket prospects in play.
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Third Ticket
West
Washington
Uns Corres
Ondence
la Follette
la Folette
la Folletes
Beari
Mertoun
Perfect Day for Girls Camping at Taepia Wohelo
Batte's lively tribe of girls encamped at Brown's Ini and hosted 12 Island visitors led by J C Evans president of the council. The Tahepia Wohelo camp benefited from dry weather with a full day of education and outdoor sports under Helen Whitmore and capable lady counselors. The program started at 6:20 with setting up exercises and included basket weaving and rifle activities.
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J. C. Evans
Tahepia Wohelo
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Kota
Misa Helen Whitmore
Davis Home to Be Campaign Center
Democratic national campaign headquarters will center principal operations in Washington with Cordell Hull and Senator King of Utah involved. Jeremington Merthaver met today to study committee organization, while officials cautioned on timing for public speaking as campaign work progresses.
Death Penalty Demanded in Leopold Loeb Case
Nathan Leopold Jr and Richard Loeb face the bar of justice as parents identify the clothing of boy victim Robert Franks. Prosecutor Crowe urges the court toward execution, while defendants show no visible emotion as testimony unfolds.
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Associated Pre
Chicago
Nathan Leopold Jr
Richard Loeb
Bar of Justice
Leopold
Robert Franks
Three Shot Down In Pocatello Battle
In Pocatello Idaho detective Sam Garbett was shot and killed and Police Chief L A Veherbas was seriously wounded late today in a clash with an unidentified assailant. The attacker was later wounded by officers and fled toward a residential street.
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Tdaho
Sam Garbett
L.A. Veherbas
Chiat Laherban
Interallied talks stall as Dawes plan seeks investors
London July 28 The Versailles treaty is kept intact by France while international bankers press for concrete guarantees to back a German loan for the Dawes plan. The interallied conference remains in a waiting phase as Montagu Norman and Ys attend, bankers argue they only reflect market needs and investors will back the loan when Germany asks.
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Associated Press
London
Montagu Norman
Railroad labor chiefs silent on decision
Associated Press report from Chicago notes railroad labor leaders, after a July 2 conference, refused to disclose their stance on appearing before the United States railroad labor board. They will decide on whether to appear by July 24 as the organization resumes jurisdiction over a dispute.
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Chicago
United States Railroad
D. N. Robertson
Firemen
Magee to be delivered to Supreme Court today
In a chaotic dispatch from Las Vegas the editor Carl C. Magee of Albuquerque faces habeas corpus action as he remains jailed for contempt of court. A writ directs delivery to Santa Fe via sheriff for appearance before the Supreme Court, with bail denied and Magee remaining defiant at confinement.
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