Foreman 15 Held Up and Robbed Near Vivian
Arthur Johnson foreman for Rinehart and Dennis on the Norfolk and Western tunnel near Vivian was robbed of about fifty dollars by three highwaymen. He was relieved of cash at gun and knife point, his clothing torn, with a slight flesh wound. No clues reported.
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FEVERIGH AND UNSETTLED MARKETS OPEN SHARPLY
New York and Chicago commodity notes report feverish unsettled starts across futures. Wheat weak then rallying with quick selling pressures. cotton firm on Wall Street cover. oats, corn and hogs show mixed moves as markets flip between gains and losses.
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Quarter Will Show Deficit As Post Office Revenues Decline
Washington predicts a fiscal year deficit exceeding 10 million dollars for the quarter ending today. Officials say postal receipts and expenditures will reflect a deficIt of over 10 million while a carryover deficit of 1,740,000 from the previous year remains. In the same period the Post Office Department reports an actual profit of 2,198,000, the largest for any three month span in department history. Monitor Pulverized, The utmost in quality. Jefferson Crushed Wheat.
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Harvard Yale duel on Thames ends in Crimson win
Harvard won the major varsity race on the Thames at New London, defeating Yale by a length as the crews chased the big event of the day. The meet drew thousands, with forecasts of subsequent races and heavy wagering as Harvard extended a string of recent victories.
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Roswell Goes Dry as Prohibition Takes Effect
Roswell, New Mexico faces a dry state shift with the upcoming prohibition. Morning questioning and evening rest proposals signal the end of red liquor sales as law changes loom. Local chatter centers on the town’s leadership and the historic move toward a dry status.
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Roswell
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Inter State Commission Cancels Grain Rate Cut
Washington on June 30 reports the Inter State Commerce Commission cancelled its prior order lowering rail rates on four and other grain exports from Buffalo to New York and New England points. The commission found current rates reasonable and asserted that shrinking Northwest rates would disrupt the overall rate framework and harm mills in the middle west.
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Vermont Republicans Split Over Proctor Plan to Succeed Page
Montpelier June 80 Ainsurgency spreads among Vermont Republicans as 700 delegates at the GOP state convention draft a platform and nominate candidates. Fletcher D Proctor son of a longtime senator seeks the Senate seat, aiming to replace retiring Page with support from the Proctor wing.
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Police Round Up Twenty One Cows
Police rounded up twenty one cows during a raid last night. Most owners appeared and testified before noon. A reward of five dollars was offered for information. The event occurred near a local fence line with charges implied for trespass.
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Freeman Fears The Big Stick In Bluefield Meeting
Saloon men in Bluefield faced another setback as county court member Ernest Freeman did not attend the adjourned Princeton meeting. Rumors claimed a drought and potential closures, but Freeman said he thought the action was right while defending his absence and noting illness in his family. Local saloon representatives accompanied by attorneys traveled to Princeton, but no decision was reached as Freeman remained absent.
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White Liquor Problems Across States Cited by Cabell
Washington June reports quote Internal Revenue official Cabell noting expanded liquor activity across the South and Midwest as prohibition eases. He says bootlegging persists in dry areas with expanded moonshine issuance and lawmen stretched to limits, while informers struggle to keep pace with illegal operations.
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Denver Times Sold to Jared Nowell Husted in Denver
Denver Evening Times changes hands as Jared Nowell Husted acquires the paper with Senator T. M. Patterson retaining control of the Rocky Mountain News. New editor Hugh ONeil and business manager Wallace Doty join the restructured operation with a full plant upgrade planned. Patterson cites a shift toward a cleaner, more economical city administration and empowering recall and initiative.
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Democrats Ready for Princeton Convention Crowd
A large Democratic turnout is expected for a Princeton convention Saturday. About 150 delegates will travel by train from Bluefield and Bramwell, with private conveyances available to nearby towns. A band will perform and the Princeton Presbyterian Church will provide a hymn event at the home of a local elder.
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Mysterious California Place S500 In Nevada Deal
Report discusses a questionable wager involving S500 connected to California, with mentions of legal or official interest. The text references a factory, a meeting in Nevada, and an expected decision or action by local authorities, including a figure named Jeffrien and a proposed immediate bet.
Jown Daniel Passes Away in Virginia
John W. Daniel longtime Virginia senator dies at Lynchburg Sanitarium after a paralytic stroke and heart failure. The former senator, once in Philadelphia for apoplexy, collapsed in Florida then journeyed home in the private car of Southern Railway president Finley. Family and state officials mourn as burial plans unfold.
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Michigan 16 in the lead in postwar unity drive
Fragmented OCR reads like a political report from a midcentury era. It mentions Michigan leading with sixteen, universities nationwide, and a national federation body. The passage references wartime or postwar organizations, the Northeast states and Washington. The text is garbled but hints at a governing coalition and the push for federal unity.
Tragedy in Belfast Details ofInfant Death Rumors
A Belfast inquest reports a week old infant died after alleged abuse by Naf Veneill. Witnesses claim the child received no nourishment as threats were made to kill the mother if she fed it. Conflicting testimony surrounds whether the baby was struck with a footboard or placed at the bed’s foot. Authorities search for Veneill with locals anxious for resolution.
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Benefit for Powers Widow at local pavilion event
A community benefit is planned for the widow of Silke Teeweta Powers. The Peter Parle pavilion will host the event with ROO Artene and Haynie Prine organizing the program to raise funds for her.
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Unclear text about university performances and revival week
Fragmentary OCR mentions Han Weaneiore and Margaret retin at the University of Mora Oth evening. College revival and performances by Hhorvand and the university of Che cmd are noted with brands of distinction.
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