Pittsburg Livestock Market Report June Receipts and Prices
Cattle receipts around 1000 with mixed quality. choose cattle $9.10 to $9.40, prime $8.50 to $8.80, good $8.25 to $8.50. Cows from $3.50 to $7.00, heifers $7.50 to $8.25, fresh cows and springers $50 to $96. Sheep and lambs receipts listed. lambs $12.00, spring lambs $15.00, hogs receipts about 6500 with market steady. prime heavy hogs $11.90, mediums $11.00 to $11.25, heavy yorkers $11.25 to $11.26.
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Live Stock Market Summary Chicago June 6
Hogs receipts 42 000 with active market and gains to 1 25 cents. Cattle receipts 17 000 with varied rounds: higher cream of prices for choice and prime 9 10 to 9 60. heifers 5 90 to 8 75. cows 4 85 to 7 85. veal calves 8 75 to 10 75. feeders 6 15 to 5 00. Sheep receipts 22 600 with steady to 25 cent drop. lambs and yearlings show varied ranges from 6 75 to 14 50 depending on weight.
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Local Notices Highlight Visits and Church Events in Town
Jacksonville visitors include Agnes Riley of Youngstown and niece Frances Brown. Rev. Gibson preached a memorial at the MFE church and Rev. Sheldon spoke at Millfield. Boy Scouts spent a week at Waterford with John Williams and Rev. Sheldon as scout masters. Street paving progresses slowly due to rain.
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Youngstown
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Frank Rabe
Akron
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Park
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Athens
Shirley Young
Staubus
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Columbus
Fred
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Silas Hooper
Pocahontas Statue Presented to Descendants at Jamestown
A Pocahontas statue was presented to the princess’s descendants in Jamestown Virginia on June 6 during memorial exercises attended by prominent figures including Thomas Neilson Page Dr Beverley Randolph Tucker the poem author John Stewart Lyon Gardiner Tyler and Julian Carroll Chandler president of William and Mary College.
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Wheeling City Manager declines highway board post
Wheeling city manager announced he will not accept Governor Morgan's offer to join the West Virginia highway commission. The June 5 statement notes his decision after consideration and confirms he will remain in his current role.
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Portuguese aviators resume transatlantic flight from Fernandino coast
Captain Sacadura and Coutinho, Portuguese aviators, left Fernandino off the coast of Brazil for Pernambuco after two previous incidents marred their attempt. The voyage began in Lisbon and has faced repeated mishaps as the pair push toward a trans Atlantic crossing.
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Deaths-Funerals Isaac F Boies Insane Freeman Bates
Isaac F Bates died June 3 at his home 218 West Union Street aged 34. Funeral services were held at the residence. The remains will go to New Lexington for interment. He is survived by two children Raymond Ferrell and Mary Margaret, his mother Mrs Sarah Boles, and brothers and sisters including John C Del pho Dwight Flint James James E Sher lock Mrs J B Chappelier Mrs P L Beal and Mrs Margaret Mc Vay all residing in Athens except McVay.
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New Castle
Ind
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New Orleans
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Saved Poultry at Heavy Cost
Otto Young of New Marshfield waged a campaign against foxes raiding his chicken yard using dynamite to blow up three dens killing 14 foxes. Deputy Game Warden B T LeFever arrested him. Young pleaded not guilty at first but then pleaded guilty before Magistrate Helwig and paid 32.50 in fines.
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Pennsylvania oil advances to three fifty a barrel
Marietta reports Pure Oil Company and National Refining Company announce a 25 cent price rise this morning. The barrel price moves to 3.50.
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Senate Tightens Oil Inquiry Powers
Washington reports the senate authorized employing attorneys and gathering special evidence to sharpen two inquiries into the oil trade, giving probes more teeth and official muscle.
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Pittsburg Veterans Injured In Car Collision Near Greensburg
Six Pittsburg veterans were injured at noon when their automobile collision occurred near Greensburg Pennsylvania. Notable figures Colonel W J Patterson former grand commander of the G A R and John A Fairman former Pennsylvania G R commander were among the injured.
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Bold daylight hold up at Richfield Oil in Los Angeles
In daylight, two masked armed bandits entered a Richfield Oil company site in Los Angeles and robbed Collector William Nanson of $1,000 before locking him in a closet.
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Valentino Freed After Mexicali Marriage Report
Rudolpho Valentino was freed by Justice Hanby in Los Angeles on June 5 from a bigamy charge after marrying Winifred Hudnut in Mexicali on May 14, while his first wife Jean Acker had not yet obtained a final divorce decree.
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Plead Not Guilty In Mata Moras Murder Case
Patrick O'Hare and Arthur Sisson were arraigned in Marietta Ohio on murder charges for the December 31 1920 killing and robbery of Charles Reese a Washington county horse trader. They pleaded not guilty and were remanded to jail.
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Supreme Court Sustains Public Service Discharge Letter Law
The Oklahoma service letter law was sustained by the U S Supreme Court. It requires discharged employees of public service corporations to receive a written letter from the employer stating the reason for the discharge.
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Supreme Court of the United States
Irish election contests urged to be kept to minimum
A joint appeal by Michael Collins and Eamon de Valera urged reducing electoral contests in nominations for the Irish general election to a minimum. The statement called for restraint to streamline the process and speed up the campaign.
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Telephone networks span 34 million miles of wire
The article notes the vast extent of United States telephone infrastructure, stating there are about 34 million miles of wire across the system. It frames this as a large, national communications network and hints at its reach for households and businesses.
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Daring Jail Break In Portage County
Seven inmates remained in Ravenna Jail while three robbers escaped this morning after a bold break. Seven other prisoners chose not to join the escape and stayed behind in the jail.
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Boy Confesses in Dayton Knife Attack Case
Walter Danse, 15, admits striking Paul Kozin who lay unconscious before his home Sunday morning and died at 10 o clock from a fractured skull. Danse says Kozin attacked him with a knife.
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Supreme Court voids double tax provision in liquor law
Washington June 6. The Supreme Court declared invalid the double tax and penalty provision of the prohibition law for illegal manufacture and sale of liquor.
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The
Supreme Court of the
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