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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1914
Page
6
The text highlights a store’s promise of right goods at right prices, long-time customers as advertisers, spring furniture displays with affordable dressers and other items, a clothes pressing service at Park Pantitorium, coal from Green Bay Lumber, tire services from Atlantic Rubber, monument works by Wilken, land listing by Atlantic Realty, and construction materials from Kimballton Construction.
Washington reports a shift in foreign trade showing the United States reducing exports while boosting imports of foodstuffs. The six months to March 1918 saw imports of natural foodstuffs and prepared foods rise, with total food imports increasing by about 30 million dollars. Exports of crude foodstuffs and prepared foods declined, while beef, cattle, corn, rice, macaroni, fruits, molasses, and edible oils led import gains.
New Haven and Hartford directors William Skinner Henry K McHarg and J B Elton and former director Laurence Minor prepared to testify. They will be questioned about financial transactions connected to Charles S Mellen and the board while J P Morgan and Co records and J Pierpont Morgan files are reviewed in New York. Officials expect at least another week to finish the book inspections.
London reports show Thrace, Macedonia, and Albania wracked by racial and religious strife. Boundaries and sovereignty from peace treaties fuel new clashes as powers push laws and state religions on new subjects. Forced conversions by wholesale appear increasingly common amid tensions among Greeks, Turks, Bulgarians, Roumanians, Serbians and Albanians.
Directors of the New Haven railroad met in New York amid Governor Walsh’s urged divorce of the Boston and Maine line. New Haven stock dropped to 65, a fresh low. Elsewhere, cattlemen along the Rio Grande form the Texas Protective association to aid sheriffs, and brickmakers end a three month Chicago strike with a wage rise for workers under 40 cents. Mrs. HL Jackson wins the women's eastern golf title at Greenwich Country Club with 172 for 36 holes.
Washington June 8 The House advances the Clayton anti trust bill limiting injunction use in labor disputes. It protects peaceful strikes, picketing, persuasion to work or quit, primary boycotts, strike benefits, and peaceful assembly from illegality. An amendment calls these acts not to be construed unlawful, praised as a “bill of rights” for organized labor.
Washington June 3 Senator Borah urged public land legislation for the west before congress adjournment advocating a grazing land law and a power law but warned passage would take time He urged quick action to let settlers retain early reclamation payments and warned a delay would be unjust to thousands on projects. Senator Jones threatened a filibuster to block reclamation bills and Borah said the river and al bill might not pass without it.
American League Chicago 23 Detroit 5 St Louis 8 Cleveland 0 Washington 9 New York and Philadelphia 2 4 Boston 3 2. National League Boston 3 Philadelphia 0 Brooklyn 4 2 New York 2 7 Pittsburgh 3 Chicago 7 Cincinnati 4 St Louis 5. Federal League Indianapolis 2 St Louis 3 Buffalo 2 7 Pittsburgh 10 2 Chicago ? Kansas City 3 Baltimore 6 Brooklyn 11. Western League Des Moines 7 Lincoln 1 St Joseph 4 Wichita 5 Sioux City 2 Denver 12. Nebraska State Beatrice 3 Superior 5.
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