Baseball standings and results across American and National Leagues
The results show multiple scores across leagues with St Paul losing to Kansas City 4 to 6 and Indianapolis routing Columbus 13 to 1. Standings list club points and positions for Clube-Kauwne City Columbus Minneapolis St Paul Milwaukee Toledo Louisville and others, plus American and National League position leaders and Western League table updates.
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American Association
St. Paul
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Indianapolia
Columbus
Louisville
Toledo
Clube—Kauwne
Grain and Provision Prices in Minneapolis Wheat Market
Minneapolis wheat prices listed for July and September contracts with bid and track quotes. No. 1 hard 96 1/2 cents, No. 1 Northern 97 1/2 cents, No. 2 Northern 94 1/2 cents, No. 3 Northern 92 1/2 cents. Continuous commentary notes June 1 pricing.
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Minneapolis
Wheat and flax futures steady on market arrival notes
Duluth reports wheat futures on track with No 1 hard at 99 3/4 cents, No 1 Northern 98 3/4 cents, No 2 Northern 95 1/4 cents, July 99 1/4 cents, Sept 96 cents. Flax on track to arrive at 92.21 for July, with settled price at 2.21 dollars.
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Duluth
Market Report St Paul Cattle Sheep Prices
St Paul cattle and sheep prices listed for June 1 show good to choice steers 5.50 to 6.00 with cows and heifers 4.50 to 5.25, sheep with ewes and yearlings priced 3.75 to 6.00, spring lambs 4.50 to 5.75, hogs 5.60 to 5.95.
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St. Paul
Grain and livestock prices in Chicago market report
Chicago market closes show wheat July at 90 cents per bushel for December 90 k market. Corn July at 54 ec Sept 54 ec Dec 53 c. Oats July 26 c Sept 36 c Dec 37 4. Pork July 14 80 Sept 14 40. Butter creamaries 18 22 c dairies 16 2 per cent. Eggs 12 15 c. Poultry turkeys 12 c chickens 13 c springs 22 26 c.
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Chicago
Chicago cattle and hog prices mime feedlot market brief
Chicago market report lists cattle categories with price ranges for Texas steers Western steers stockers and feeders cows and heifers calves and hogs by quality. Sheep native yearlings and lambs appear with price spreads reflecting trading activity.
Dem Party Banquet Highlights West East Tariff Clash
At St Paul banquet Democrats from Minnesota and neighboring states praised gains, allied leaders, and debated policy. Bryan cited Supreme Court decisions limiting anti trust enforcement, claimed justice delay favored trusts, and backed Burke as presidential candidate amid calls for tariff reform and direct democracy measures.
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Bryan Grills
Supreme Court
St. Paul
Minnesota
Congress
Bryan
Standard Oil and Tobacco Trust
Senate
Justice White
Bryan Names North Dakotan Presidential Possibility
Governor Burke reports Bryan has named a North Dakotan as a potential presidential contender. Officials declined further details. The remark signals ongoing jockeying ahead of a likely national contest.
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Bryan
North Dakotan
Surplus in the Treasury Reflects May Strength
The May treasury report shows a strengthened condition with gold coin and bullion rising to about 1.8159 billion dollars. Despite a near 3 million dollar draw for the Panama Canal, the month ends with a small surplus, a contrast to April and the usual near five million surplus.
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Washington
Treasury
Panama Canal
Underwood Denies Bryan's Accusation on Tariff Policy
Washington reports Representative Oscar W. Underwood of Alabama rejects William J. Bryan's charge that he is tainted with protection. Underwood says he has voted for the lowest duties on all tariff bills and has never opposed his party on tariff issues. He asserts he favors revenue taxes and loyalty to the Democratic platform.
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Bryan
Congress
Minnesota
Burke
North Dakota
Folk
Missouri
Felk
Washington
Oscar W. Underwood
Alabama
Committee On Ways and Means
William J. Bryan
St. Paul
Underwood
House
SEEKS TO TABOO CORNERS
Chicago directors of the board of trade recommend rule changes after an attempted May wheat corner. A three member committee would set settlement prices if a short defaults and penalties of 5 to 10 percent for damages to the purchaser, replacing current arbitrary settlements.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Nye Cleared in Ohio Bribery Case
Columbus jury finds Representative George B. Nye not guilty after trial on charges he solicited a $500 bribe from State Printer Crawford. The verdict ends the bribery case against Nye in court.
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Ohio
Columbus
George B. Nye
Crawford
Cleveland man’s fight ends with 3 cent street car fare
Cleveland on June 2 reports that had Tom Johnson lived he would have witnessed a victory in his effort for a universal 3-cent fare. The entire street car service of the city has been placed on a flat 3-cent basis.
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Cleveland
Tom Johnson
Lorimer Probe Set By Privileges and Elections Panel
Washington reports the Lorimer investigation will be conducted by a four Republicans and four Democrats subcommittee of the committee on privileges and elections. The plan, substituted for La Follette’s, passed 48 to 20 after seven hours of debate. Members listed include Kenyon Gamble Clapp and others, with possible additional designations to the Lorimer inquiry.
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The
Committee On
Washington
Lorimer
Illinois
Committee On Privileges and Elections
la Follette
Martin
Borah
Bourne
Bristow
Brows
Clapp
Crawford
Cumapina
Dixon
Elections Committee
Kenyon
Privileges and Elections
Gamble
South Dakota
Committee On Inquiry
Civil service law upheld by Wisconsin Supreme Court
Wisconsin Supreme Court amps up its ruling, upholding the civil service law in full. The decision rebukes Attorney General Bancroft for overriding the civil service commission when he named Bryan J. Castle as second assistant attorney general after the commission had certified three other candidates. The court calls the law a proper exercise of legislative power and delegation.
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Madison, Wis
Wisconsin Civil Service
State Supreme Court
Bancroft
Civil Service Commission
Bryan J. Castle
Two Men Die as Crane Cable Snaps in Superior
In Superior on June 2, Jack McGillvray of Duluth and Elmer Max of Lincoln ill were killed when a crane cable on a locomotive crane broke. A wall dropped onto them, throwing them from the steel deck into a lower hole. H. E. Carter of Superior was injured on the dock. The heavy steel mass swung above them before the crash.
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Superior
Wis
Jack McGillvray
Duluth
Elmer Max
Lincoln
Ill
Great Northern
H. EK. Carter
Explosion kills 150 at Las Lomas fortress in Nicaragua
Garrison at Las Lomas fortress on Tisca pa hill near Managua was blown up. One hundred fifty soldiers died and all ammunition was destroyed. Cause unknown. Cable censorship imposed from Managua.
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San Juan del Sur
Nicaragua
Las Lomas
Tiscapa Hill
Managua
Explosion Causes Major Damage In Minneapolis Area
A blast and fire injure and displace residents, destroying garages, repair shops, hotels, and rooming houses from 915 Hennepin Avenue to 14 Tenth Street South. The Mich Heinrich Automobile repair shop is identified as the explosion center, with damage estimated around $100,000 and shock felt for half a mile.
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Minneapolis
Hennepin Avenue
Tenth Street
Mich- Heinrich Automobile Company
Judge Gary Jars Probers Steel Trust Official Testifies
Washington June 2 E H Gary testifies before the house steel trust inquiry offering to lay bare all facts about United States Steel company and denying plans to form a global steel trust He admits steel interests dominate subsidiaries and cites Tennessee Coal and Iron as previously independent yet dependent for livelihood with request to expunge that remark.
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Washington
United States Steel Corporation
Steel Corporation
E. H. Gary
Steel Trust
Gary
Tennessee Coal and Iron Company
Northern Minnesota Development group outlines goals at convention
Duluth notes the Northern Minnesota Development association session with a new resolutions committee, county caucuses selecting a delegate each, and an executive session. Hot shot targets the legislature for failing to enact reapportionment. St. Cloud may host next year. Hartley urges farm based approach to living costs. Cox praises forestry as agricultural economic potential. McGuire calls for a new state survey and settlement schemes via drainage. Brown criticizes legislature on drainage policy.
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Duluth
Northern Minnesota Development Association
St. Cloud
Gil” Hartley
Corporation
William T. Cox
St. Paul
Minnesota
A. J. McGuire
W. J. Brown
State Reclamation Board
Board keeps Grace Reed as principal amid union protest
The Chicago Board of Education denied Hyde Park Woman's Christian Temperance Union's petition to dismiss Grace Reed, principal of Francis Willard Public School, after her controversial remark that "a respectable saloonkeeper is just as respectable as a respectable panker."
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Chicago
Grace Reed
Francis Willard
Board of Education
Hyde Park Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Chicago Council Proposes Arbitration in Brickmakers Strike
The Chicago city council offered its building department committee as a board of arbitration to settle the brickmakers wage dispute. The strike has halted contracts worth over 40 million dollars and left 47,000 workers unemployed.
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Chicago
Council Committee On Building Department
Board of Arbitration
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