Hadley Moves Against Yellow Pine Lumber Trusts
Attorney General Hadley filed state antitrust suits aimed at breaking the $300 million yellow pine lumber combination led by Frederick P. Weyerhaeuser of St. Paul. Over 100 major U S firms are involved with similar actions planned by Texas Kansas and Oklahoma AGs. Hearing set for August 17 after a temporary restraining order.
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St. Louis
Frederick P. Weyerhaueser
St. Paul
Hadley
United States
Davidson
Texas
Jackson
Kansa
West
Oklahoma
Attornneys
Yellow Pine Manufacturers’ Association
Kinsey
Mystery Still Unsolved in Hazel Drew Death Inquest
The closing session of the Hazel Drew inquest in Troy New York recapped July events from her resignation on July 6 to her body found July 11 in Teal's pond. Testimony covered clothing, family memories, and late night car activity with no clear motive or suspects identified.
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N. Y
Hazel Drew
Professor Carey
Teal’s Pond
Hazel
John Drew
Minnie Taylor
Henry E. Kramath
Albany
Grafton Mountains
Chris Crape
Carrie Weaver
West
Bryan Issues Formal Statement On Independence Platform
In Lincoln Nebraska on July 21 William J. Bryan released a formal statement about the Chicago Independence party platform. He noted many planks align with the Democratic platform and warned voters that aiding the Independence party may help the Republicans. He argued best reform comes through the Democratic party and discussed his acceptance speech preparations with guests at Fairview.
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Yincoln
Neb
Fairview
William J. Bryan
Independence Party
Chicago
Bryan
Democratic Party
Victor Rosewater
Omaha
Allen
Nebraska
Mr. Bryan
John W. Kern
Indiana
Br. Bryan
Agricultural Society of Minnesota
Eleven Die From Heat in Chicago
Chicago reports eleven deaths and over sixty prostrations from a week of intense heat. The worst day saw 89 degrees with no unusually high humidity, as victims including Professor Ferdinand Rhein and several others collapsed in classrooms and on city streets.
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Chicago
Ferdinand Rhein
William Woodward
Gustav Bergren
O. D. Severson
Two Men Involved In Strange Crime in Brooklyn Mystery
New York July 31 detectives tie two men to the murder of an unidentified woman found burned and dumped in a Greenpoint Brooklyn site. A covered wagon pageant at dawn and a mattress in the wagon are linked to the victim, while autopsy reveals a deep throat wound and possible poison. Gatekeeper recalls a wagon with two men near the ferry. Identification of the victim remains the key obstacle.
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New York
Greenpoint Avenue
Williamsburg
Brooklyn
Philip O’brien
Greenpoint
Alaska
Eagt Twenty
Third Street
Manhattan
Wuegt
Wuest
Baseball Scores From American Association Games
Results across cities show Columbus 16 St Paul 2 Louisville 10 Milwaukee 3 Indianapolis 3 Kansas City 5 Toledo 1 Minneapolis 4 in twelve innings Detroit 3 Boston 2 Chicago 4 Washington 5 St Louis 5 Philadelphia 1 Cleveland 3 New York 2 fourteen innings Brooklyn 2 Pittsburg 0 New York 11 St Louis 0 Philadelphia 6 Cincinnati 0 Boston 3 Chicago 18 Second game Boston 3 Chicago 6.
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Milwaukee
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Kansas City
Toledo
Minneapolis
Detroit
Boston
Chicago
Washington
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Cleveland
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Brooklyn
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Market Quotations Wheat Prices In Minneapolis
Minneapolis wheat prices listed for July and September alongside track quotes. July wheat at 1.13 dollars and September at 99 cents. No. 1 hard 1.16, No. 1 Northern 1.14, No. 2 Northern 1.11 1.312, No. 3 Northern 1.06 1.09.
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Minneapolis
Northern
Wheat and flax prices steady on arrival and track
In Duluth on July 30 wheat futures show No 1 hard at 1.19 per bushel No 1 Northern 1.18 No 2 Northern 1.15 July 1.17 Sept 0.98 flax prices steady with July 1.25 Sept 1.24 Oct 1.23 Nov 1.23 Dec 1.22 per bushel Market notes indicate steady track and arrivals for both grains.
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Duluth
Northern
Livestock Prices Reported in St Paul Market
St Paul reports cattle from good to choice steers at 6.00 to 6.75 while fair to good grades bring 5.00 to 5.75. Cows and heifers fetch 4.00 to 5.00 with years at 3.75 to 5.00. Hogs sell 5.75 to 6.68, sheep wethers 4.00 to 4.59, yearlings 4.25 to 5.00, spring lambs 5.75 to 6.25.
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St. Paul
Market quotes for cattle hogs and sheep from Chicago
Cattle prices range from cattle and beef types to stockers and feeders with figures for cows and heifers and calves. Hogs show prices for light mixed heavy rough and good to choice plus pigs. Sheep yearlings and lambs listed with price ranges.
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Chicago
Victim of Heart Trouble in Minnesotan Tragedy
In Annandale Minnesota doctors ruled Mrs George A Raisbeck of New York died from heart trouble not violence. The couple boating on Lake Sylvia may have caused her death and her husband Percival Raisbeck suspects accidental drowning while trying to recover her body. The Raisbecks will be buried in Minneapolis.
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Minn
George A. Raisbeck
New York
Doetors Dunn and Thomas
Minneapolis
Raisbeck
Phillip Hake Manufacturing Company
Lake Sylvia
Percival Raisbeck
Raisbecks
Hisgen Honored by West Springfield Citizens
Thomas J. Hisgen of West Springfield, Independence party presidential nominee, arrived from Chicago to cheers from several hundred townsmen. He was escorted to the town hall where he received an ovation described as unparalleled in the town's history. the meeting was stated to be thoroughly nonpartisan.
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Springfield
Mass
Thomas J. Hisgen
West Springfield
Independence Party
United States
Chicago
Hull Gets Nomination For Congress In Iowa
Des Moines July 31 The executive council of Iowa issued a certificate of nomination for Congress man J A T Hull making him the Republican nominee. His name will appear in the regular Republican column on the official ballot in the fall election.
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Des Moines
Executive Council of the State
J. A. T. Hull
Commodity Price Ledger From Chicago Market Notes
Wheat and corn futures quotes show July at 0 0 September at 91 911 cents and Dec at 98 93 cents. Oats list July old at 54 cents and May at 46 cents. Pork futures at July 15.65 and May 60 60 cents. Butter creameries at 18 19 cents and dairies at 17 20 cents. Eggs at 174 176 cents. Poultry prices: turkeys 14 cents, chickens 11 2 cents, springs 16 17 cents.
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Chicago
Ohio Lumber Owner Dies by Own Action
Dayton July 81 Frank Litven berger, owner of the Eaton Lumber company, committed death by own action at Eaton by wading into a creek and firing a bullet into the roof of his mouth. No cause is known for the act.
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Frank Litvenberger
Eaton Lumber Company
Eaton
Warren county fair official found dead on farm
Philip H. Surface, sixty, treasurer of the Warren county fair board, was found dead at his Dayton area farm. He died by self-inflicted carbolic acid poisoning after complaints about the heat.
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Dayton, O
Philip H. Surface
Warren County Fair Board
Two Guardsmen Drown Bathing in Platte River
Joy Wright and George Fogis members of the Nebraska City company of the national guard of Nebraska drowned while bathing in the Platte river at camp here in Ashland on July 31.
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Ashland
Neb
Joy Wright
George Fogis
Nebraska City Company
National Guard of
Nebraska
Platte River
Iowa Youth Drowned In Raccoon River
Des Moines Iowa July 31 While swimming Fred Juber aged eighteen drowned in the Raccoon River here. The body has not been recovered.
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Des Moines
Fred Juber
Raccoon River
Tragedy on Brooklyn Bridge Trolley as Fuse Blows
A fuse blew on a trolley car on the Brooklyn Bridge causing panic. One woman, Mrs. Mary Kohnstance of Newark New Jersey, was killed and nine others were injured. Eighteen passengers, mostly Italians, were aboard.
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New York
Brooklyn Bridge
Mary Kohnstance
Newark
N. J
Fire damages Standard storage warehouse in New York
A blaze at Broadway and Fifty third street damaged the Standard storage warehouse causing about 200000 dollars in losses. One fireman was slightly injured and fifteen horses perished in the fire.
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New York
Broadway
Fifty-third Street
Standard
Bargain Listings in Four South Dakota Half Sections
Readable items show excursion rates to the Dakotas every Tuesday. Ads offer a competent housekeeper, a nearly new house on Bridge Street, two cheap buildings, an A4 house with barn and garden, 160 acres of farm land with improvements for $46 per acre.
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Dakotas
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