Copper Prices Hold Strong at Sixteen Cents
George L. Walker of Boston reports copper remains firm at 16 cents for lak crolytic and 15.5 cents for casting brands with steady domestic and export demand. Producers run at capacity and plan output increases. April copper producers’ statistics may show improvement and a further drop in visible supplies. Foreign stock is at its lowest since 1908, signaling potential easing money abroad and preponderned pre-purchasing by consumers.
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Boston
Europe
United States
Fire at 15 Story Street Ends in Heroic Rescue
Four Chicago policemen saved sixteen people from a two story frame building at 15 Story Street after a blaze, suspected to be started by burglars, swept through the structure.
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Chicago
No Word Of The Man Received By Wife
Mrs Anna Young reported she has heard nothing from her husband Jacob Young who vanished on September 17. A carpenter, he left his tools behind and did not return, raising theories he may have wandered into an abandoned shaft. Young had two prior tensions alleged, which his wife disputed. The report also notes connections to a so called McDonough group and a mail misuse case, with related legal actions and a death by suicide earlier.
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Appeal to Reason editors safe from prosecution
Federal cases in Girard Kansas were dismissed on instruction from the attorney general. Debs Sheppard and Warren, publishers of the socialist newspaper Appeal to Reason, had been indicted for obstruction of justice by inducing witnesses to leave the country. The actions grew from a government charge of misuse of the mails tied to obscene material about Leavenworth prison.
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Industrials in Canada Tie Up Railroad Work
Vancouver May 7 The Industrial Workers of the World have slowed construction on the Kettle River railroad a Canadian Pacific subsidiary in the Okanagan district Two thousand of about 2300 workers have struck with 1000 en route Organizers aim to trigger a wider strike among 4500 employees on the Canadian system
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Kettle River
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Okanaga
Fight Against Ordinance by Industrial Workers in Marshfield
Marshfield Oregon men alleged to be members of the Industrial Workers of the World were arrested last night for alleged violation of the street speaking ordinance and released today without bail. They will have a hearing in court tomorrow. Calls have been sent to coast points urging IWW members to come to Marshfield to oppose the ordinance, and all IWW in Coos County have been notified to come, raising fear of strikes in timber mills and logging camps.
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High License Policy Endorsed by Lincoln Voters
Lincoln voters yesterday, by a majority of likely, endorsed continuing the current high license policy. Complete returns available today confirm the outcome and indicate broad local support for the present arrangement.
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Progressive Republicans to Hold a Conference in Chicago
Progressive Republicans plan an informal meeting in Chicago May 7 to discuss party unity and the advisability of a national convention. Leader Cummins has invited liberal party figures who did not join the progressives after the Chicago convention last June. Senators Borah and Cummins discussed the plan, with Bristow, Clapp, Kenyon, La Follette, Works, Norris, Crawford, and former Missouri Governor Hadley mentioned as possible attendees.
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la Follette
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Works
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Hadley
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French Duel Wounds Paris Deputy's Son In Sword Fight
A three year old quarrel sparked a sword duel near Paris between H.C. Hers and Georges Breitzmayer. Berger was wounded in the right toe as about 50 onlookers and reporters witnessed the private fight at Chateau doris south of Paris. Breitzmayer later visited Berger at his home with surgeons' permission and a reconciliation occurred.
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Funeral notices mix in town vast array of names
Multiple obituaries and funeral arrangements listed for James W. Brown John Stankovich William E Buckey Doris Pra ves infant and others with details on chapels times and interment locations across Sherman Reed Mount Moriah Catholic St Lawrence Mountain View and local cemeteries plus a note on a pending duel per French code of honor and cross swords with Breitzmayer
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Home Rule Relied Predicted Debut in Commons
Premier Asquith reintroduced Home Rule in the House of Commons and read a first time under standing orders. A debate is expected, with the bill to be taken up for a second reading on June 2.
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Funeral notices and obituaries from a small town
The community records multiple obituaries and funeral notices. Phillis Rowe dies at 18 at home on Virginia street. William Hows and family mourn. Evang also dies at home on West Galena street with services led by Rev Thelsiston. George Mcenzie and family express thanks. infant Mato Bertuliti funeral at 10 South Arizona street. Charles Dornin, aged 3, dies and will be shipped to Mauch Chunk for burial with Dennis Dhernan accompanying.
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Dennis Dhenin
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J. Walsh Funeral Director and Embalmer
J Walsh Funeral Director and Embalmer of ark Street Ind offers funeral services and embalming, with contact at Phone 1189.
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