Wool market in Chicago eyes new coffee cup plan
June 17 report from Chicago notes Wool Growers and Merchants conference proposing a move to push the wool cup program in Washington. Chicago bankers would fund about 100.9 million annually, shifting reliance from Boston banks amid funding demands. Kingston harbor improvement bids total 1.2259 million and related casting work discussed in Jamaica.
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Chicago
America
Washington
Boston
Ou Spureas
Kingston Farbor
Kingston harbor upgrades planned to aid large steamers
Officials outline improvements for Kingston harbor to meet requirements of large steamers and aid vessels passing through the canal. The project aims to attract more traffic and justify new charges as an inducement for port use.
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Kingston Harbor
Ars
Dant Qa
Attack on Former Emperor Rumor Sparks Doorn Brief
In Doorn Holland persistent rumors claim the former German emperor was assaulted by a Seleian at Doorn Castle. Reports say the former emperor was wounded in the jaw and a Belgian suspect was arrested. Authorities are checking whether the details are true.
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Doorn
Holland
Tune
Estate Worth 15000 to 25000 Left by Rickard
Probate court records show Christopher Rickard died May 29 leaving an estate valued between 15000 and 20000 to be divided among his children. The will directs a family business stock worth about 375000 to Christopher Jr and James Hewill, with the rest to five daughters. A warehouse and the family home at 534 Seward Avenue are bequeathed to unmarried daughters Anna, Margaret and Laura, with the home to be kept for living, while the residue is placed in trust with named trustees. Executor named Judge John S. Pullman with bond of 3000.
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Christopher Rickard
Ar. Rickard
Gan
Sans Christopher, Jr
James Hewills
Edward Gilligan
Marth
Tim
Seward Avenue
Anna
Margaret
Laura
Annan
Christopher
Louisa A. Bray
Zeura
Marcelin Thceney
John S. Pullman
Mutiny Aboard Ship After Whiskey Seizure At Sea
A ship en route from New York to South America faced a mutiny when whiskey was taken from the crew in Montevideo. The engine room crew protested, and many crew members were shifted ashore as new sailors replaced them. Julius Klein and Charles Hoover are referenced as officials aboard the voyage.
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New Voce
South America
Montevideo
Oenne Aires
Julius Klein
Buenos Aires
Charles Hoover
United Ates
Rio de Janeiro
Judge Deductions Cut Prison Term for Wounded Soldier
Philadelphia reports judge deducts one year for each of fourteen wounds. Anthony Telensky, who raised $10 notes to $50 during wartime service, receives a single year in federal prison at Atlanta after the court, Judge Thompson, applied fourteen year deductions for his wounds.
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Philadelphia
Anthony Telensky
Thompson
Atlanta
National Agriculture Chamber Planned at convention
At Washington on June 17 plans for a national chamber of agriculture were discussed at the first annual convention of the American Association of Agricultural Editors. Secretary Meredth addressed about 50 editors gathered for the three day meeting.
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Wasitington
Chamber , of Agriculture
United States
Monument to Sailors in Spain to Honor Fallen at Santiago and Cavite
A monument to Spanish sailors killed at Santiago in Cuba and Cavite in the Philippines is planned in Spain. The Weht-house shaped monument will stand at Tarifa or Trafalgar, funded by public subscription, with King Alfonso expected to attend the inauguration.
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Spain
Santiago
Cuba
Cavite
Philippine Islands
Tarifa
Trafalgar
Alfonso
Persian Bolshevist Conference in London Ends Nightlong Talks
Prince Firoux Mikga the Persian foreign minister held a lengthy late night conference in London with Gregory Trian Soviet minister of trade and commerce to discuss bilateral issues and potential agreements.
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London
Firoux Mikga
Gregory Trisian
Conmmerac
Stolen car transport charged man faces prison term
Chicago June 17 Fred Stefi fler Anderson charged with transporting a stolen automobile over 2 grateine was on five years in prison by Judge Landts Sodaty.
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Chicago
Fred Stefifler Anderson
Pri
Landts Sodaty
Mixtures Rain Coats Trousers Palm Beaches
A reader notices a blend of rain gear and casual wear showcased in Palm Beach shops. The article highlights rain coats and trousers as practical, stylish options for coastal climates and changing seasons.
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Jamaica
Connors Clothing Company
Women’s Department
Main St
Gabardine
Maggie
Wie, Inc
Y Golly
Rickard
National Chamber OF Agriculture Planned
Sunday Post
Connors
Society
Stein Bloch
State St
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