Market Quotations and Prices From Colorado and Nebraska
A dense list of farm prices and market quotations includes Colorado upland and Nebraska upland per ton prices, Timothy and Alfalfy hay, straw and feedstuffs, cattle and sheep values, egg and butter prices, and regional grain and fruit figures. The report cites Denver and other Colorado regions, plus Nebraska, with farm and deliverer price references.
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Denver
Defiver Jobbers Ff
Colorado Upland
Nebraska Upland
Colorado
Neb A
Miscellaneous Mankets Lead and Sprite Prices
Lead Alvar 4.30 London 19 pounds 7s 64d. Steady Fa 4 1 don 41s 6d. Bt Loule Mon Lead ii 4.0TM. Bpelior Quiet 8.27 dollars.
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New York
Alvar
London
Steady
Don
Omaha Live Stock Prices and cattle sales report
Readable fragments show live stock quotations from Omaha with figures for native steers cows and heifers and yearlings. Prices range around $4.00 to $6.60 per hundredweight with various lots and lots of cattle listed in bulk sales.
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Omaha
Grain and Provision Prices In Chicago Market
Grain prices and futures quotes for wheat and corn feature No 2 and No 3 classifications, with regional variations and color classifications noted. The report lists mixed price indicators and forward market terms, reflecting commodities trading conditions in Chicago.
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Chicago
Chicana
Coles Market Notes Unclear Item Listing
Partial OCR reads Coles Market with a price entry near 11.79 and dates or names unclear. No definite event or organization identified.
New York Ka Tatd Steady Note Amid Disarray
Fragmented OCR text shows scattered terms New York and steady without clear event. No coherent人物 or actions emerge. Unable to determine a concrete news item or outcome from the provided snippet.
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New York
Duluth May Fees Notice Confusion
Fragmentary OCR text from a Duluth notice mentions May fees and a person or entity named Atine Laden-HN, unclear details. The readable items suggest a local financial or administrative notice with dates and charges, but specifics are not preserved.
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Eae Ae
Duluth
Atine
Laden - HN
Dey Fees
Immigration debate tests literacy and Japanese proxy marriages
Senate immigration chair announces bill with literacy test likely to pass House and go to President Wilson for veto. Commissioner Caminetti warns against photo brides and annexes doubts on recognizing marriages from Japan. Japanese proxy marriages questioned under current immigration rules.
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Wilson
Smith
Senate Immigration Committee
House
Senate
Gore Testifies in Bond Case in Washington Hotel Incident
Oklahoma Senator Thomas P. Gore defended himself in a $50,000 damage suit filed by Minnie E. Bond alleging an assault in a Washington hotel. Gore denied the attack and said the charge aimed to hurt his renomination bid. He recalled meeting Bond at a reception and noted no involvement with her husband’s internal revenue job. He said others were not present at the hotel when the incident occurred.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Thomas P. Gore
United States
Oklahoma
Minnie E. Bond
Washington
Gore
Bond
Internal Revenue Collector
Henald
Woshington
T. E. Robertson
Ranchers Ambushed Near Vineland Ranch After Reed Killing
Lee Randolph, foreman at Deliiurn ranch in Vineland, was struck unconscious by a stone and dragged from a bog as he walked near the Floyd Reed crime scene. He recovered later that night and crawled to a ranch for aid eight hours after the ambush. Authorities denounced Reed’s killing as unprovoked.
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Floyd Reed
Vineland
Lee Randolph
Deliiurn
Handolph Ie
Rewdl
Unclear snippet on Colorado Springs death and shooting
Fragmentary note describes a shooting in Colorado Springs involving a barber porter and a person named Neeml, with garbled phrases about a wife and a possible bill. No coherent dates or names clear.
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Colorado Springs
Robert Lee
Neeml
Noted Japanese Diplomat Aoki Dies in New York
Tokyo born Viscount Aoki, a prominent Japanese diplomat and former ambassador to the United States, died after a brief illness. He studied abroad in Germany as a youth and was among the first Japanese to pursue higher education overseas.
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Aoki
Tokin
Siuzo Aoki
Willike
Tore
Baa
Histories Unearthed Amid Warps of Times and Texts
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss the troubled history of the United States and the difficulty of preserving records. The text mentions disruptions in telegraph and mail, weathering storms and storage, and the overarching challenge of safeguarding national memory.
Senator Bacon Dies in Washington at 75
Augustus Octavine Bacon, United States senator from Georgia and former chairman of the foreign relations committee, died in a Washington hospital after a blood clot in the heart. He was 75, serving since 1900 and elected by direct vote after the seventeenth amendment. Funeral plans were set to be held in the Senate chamber and in Atlanta before burial in Macon.
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Crow News Beary
Washington
Augustus Octavine Bacon
United States
Georgia
Democratic Party
Macon
Senate
Congress
W. B. Sparks
Overman
North Carolina
Bacon
Marshall
Benatore Kern
Swanson
Saulsbury
B Hospital
Atlanta
Wednesay
Mer ty Vollmer Wins Democratic Congress Seat in Second District
Washington reports Mer ty Vollmer's victory as Democratic candidate for Congress in the Second district triggers broad rejoicing in administration and congressional circles. Kila ion's gratifying reaction from President Wilson noted.
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Washington
Mer Ty Vollmer
Congress
Second Laws
Kila ‘Ion
Wilson
Gun Battle in Colliers Leaves One Dead Two Wounded
In Colliers West Virginia a confrontation between striking miners and deputies escalated into a gun battle. One man was killed and two others fatally wounded amid the clash. Authorities reported the shootout occurred during labor unrest involving striking miners and local strikebreakers.
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Colliers
W. Va
France to Hold General Parliamentary Election April 26
France plans a general election of parliamentary representatives likely on Sunday April 26. The announcement states the date and confirms the national election scope.
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France
Woman Suffrage Leader Severely Injured in Jersey City Fall
The Rev. Dr. Anna Howard Shaw, prominent president of the National Women’s Suffrage Association, was badly hurt after a fall while visiting Jersey City as she traveled to advocate for votes for women in the United States.
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New York
Anna Howard Ghew
National
Weeven's Suffrage Association
Jersey City
State official body notes travel change amid deaths
In a terse release, the springt pela Mane Heeretady notes Bryan has conceded a need to Sprinefield due to the death of Bemator AO Bacow, triggering scheduling and attendance adjustments at state events.
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Bryan Bee
Evelyn Keeps Mer Engagement at Richmond Theater
A local theater in Richmond announces Evelyn Neebit Thaw will appear as scheduled after a brief delay. Mayor Line attends and signals support for her engagement.
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Evelyn
Mer
Richwond
Evelyn Neebit
Washington Senator Shatron of Colorado Faces Probe
Colorado senator Shatron is under review over potential improprieties in campaign finance. The inquiry focuses on fundraising practices and possible connections to a political consulting firm. No charges have been filed as investigations proceed.
Six Nebraska railroads face two cent fare suit ruling
Federal Judge T C Munger dismisses six cases testing the constitutionality of Nebraska two cent fare and maximum freight rate laws passed in 1907. Railroads named include Chicago Burlington Quincy Union Pacific Missouri Pacific Chicago and Northwestern Chicago St Paul Minneapolis Omaha and Chicago Rock Island Pacific.
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Bt. Paul
Minneapolis
Omaha
Chicago
Rock Lalan! & Pacific
Munger
Supreme Court
Rock Island
Burlington
Union Pacific
Supreme Court of the United States
Legations Prepare for Emergencies in Mexico City
Foreign legations in Mexico City mobilize to protect foreign lives amid rising tensions. The American embassy is excluded from plans, while cooperation with Britain aims to aid Americans if needed. American chargé d’affaires Nelson O'Shaughnessey remains at his post despite personal news. In another town, Captain Rafael Martines executes his brother and stepfather amid a murder case involving an American Mormon in Colonio Junres.
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Mexico City
Brre
Nelson O'Shaughnesay
New York
Jocarson
Chihuahua
Mexico
Rafael Martines
Meuirans
Charles Medd
Colonie Junres
Evers Signs Four Year Deal With Braves For 60 000
Johnny Evers signs a four year contract with the Boston National League Club at a total value of 60 000 yearly pay 110 0000 and a 2000 bonus. The pact bars trades without consent and offers extra pay if the team finishes first second or third.
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New York
Johhny Evers
Galary
Heston
Mniakes
Ward
Federal Leagne
Brooklyn
Gould Milling
Manhattan
Winley J Shepard
Mise Helenould
Gihkmere
Federal League of the Knickerbocker Hotel
Trolley Express Crash In Vitteburg Injures Ninety
Ninety people were injured when the Eastbound trolley, known as the Baltic Express, collided with an open switch at a street crossing and toppled on its side.
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Vitteburg
Paow
Teleyear
Senate Grants Widow $5,579 After Doctor's Death
The Senate approved a payment of 5579 to the widow of Dr. Thomas BD. Me Onette of the public health service who died from spotted fever while pursuing a fever treatment.
Navy Budget Expansion Adoption by Japanese Assembly
The Japanese legislature adopted a budget plan allocating 2 million dollars for Navy expansion. The measure provides for 60 appropriations aimed at boosting military capacity and preparedness.
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Wasthasia
Earthquake Roars Through Northeast and Canada
A major quake rattled New York and the New England region with tremors felt from Washington to Canada. In Albany a capitol wall shook and a Binghamton laborer died in a trench collapse. The Harvard observatory and other seismographs logged arrival times and subsidence, noting minimal lateral movement and a predominantly local tremor. China Gets 15,000,000 Loan.
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New Vee
New England
Canada
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
New York
Washington
St. Saura
Albany
N. Y
Capitol
Binghamton
Fort Plain
New York City
Massachusetts
Springfield
Worterster
Museum of Natural History of
Philadelphia
Georgetown University
Washington, D. C
Harvard Geological Observatory
Cambridge
Mass
Edmund 0. Hovey
American Museum of Natural History
Beismograph
China
Standard Oil Enters Chinese Oil Development Deal
W K Heming of Standard Oil of New York confirms an agreement with the Chinese government to jointly develop oil fields in several Chinese provinces. A proposed China US venture would see the government hold a minority stake. A loan of 15.08 million dollars is part of the preliminary plan, with Standard Oil’s current China investment at 25 million.
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Standard Oi
New York
Pekin
Standard Oil Company
W. K. Hemin
Standard Oil Company of
Homis
China
Duchess of Marlborough Opens Sunderland Sale for Prisoners Wives
The duchess of Marlborough begins sale work in Sunderland House to aid prisoners' wives, enhancing philanthropic efforts in London through a busy program led by a prominent noble.
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Duchess of Marlborough
Sunderland House
London
Fire sinks Ottumwa child as mother saved by firefighters
In Ottumwa, Marjorie Wilson, four, died after the house caught fire. V. J. Wilson’s wife nearly perished attempting to reach the child before firefighters rescued her.
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Ottumwa, la
Marjorie Wilson
V. J. Wilson
Marines Deployed After London Embassy Advice
Washington dispatches report marines and machine guards moved to the Mexican legation in Mexico City after the State Department was informed through the American embassy in London. The order followed guidance from the legation guard plan relayed via London.
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Washington
Vorg
Legation
Mexico City
Btule Department
London
Uruguay Elects President
Montevideo Uruguay Dy Blas Vidal former minister of finance was elected President of Uruguay in a notable political event with regional impact.
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Uruguay
Montevides
Blas Vidal
Wos
Wireless Exchanges Between Germany and U S Reported
Wireless messages were exchanged between Germany and the United States via the Rayville station of the Atlantic Colonial cotton Company, indicating free time communications through the New York wireless press mce intelligences.
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New York Wireless Presse
Germany
United States
Rayville, l. L
Atlantic Colummialy Cotton Company
Plane tomesteaders Vacation Washiseton-Homestead lead
A public survey on a proposed plan connected to vacation land and homestead policy was reviewed by the Senate. The discussion centered on surveyed leads and an entry recitation indicating formal passage of a war declaration.
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Washiseton
Senate
Woman's suit branded plot in Gore defamation case
Mrs Minnie E Bond sues United States Senator T P Gore for 10000 alleging attempted assault in a Washington hotel in March 1919 and defamation of character. Oklahoma witnesses and depositions flood the session as Gore denounces the suit as a frame-up while promising to prove the claims false.
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Western Veekpaper Union News Services
Olahoma City
Okla
Mra
United States
T. P. Gore
Oklahoma
Wacbington
Bond le
Gore
Washington
Cruce
Homa
Blid
JD. L. Frawley
Texse
Ikinhoma
Senator Likely to Testify in $956000 Suit Defense
In Oklahoma City on February 16 the case centers on Minnie Bond suing for 956000 with Senator Thomas Prior set to defend himself. Witnesses include banker William M. Bonner who described an offer to drop Senator Gore, while Jacob claims a pay for dropping Gore.
Earthquake Shocks Hit Quebec City District
An earthquake disturbance rattled Quebec and nearby areas including Levis Bale St Paul and Slalet with reports of casualties. A freight train on the Wallkill Valley railroad struck a large slip causing a party to be buried. fifty injured and one killed with three may die. Train Bel and Kingston N record casualties among the injured.
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Quebec
Que Cages
Levis
Bale
St. Paul
Slalet
Kingston
Wallkill Valley
Lydia Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Praised by Richmond Woman
Mrs. Prix Clark of 9146 N Tulip St Richmond praises Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound for relieving headaches sleepless nights and fatigue after repeated wine overindulgence. The testimonial claims the product transformed her health and urges other women to try it citing broad demand nationwide.
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Richmond
Sheat
Lydia E
Pinkham's
Lake Bam Medicine Co
Lynn, Maas
Sweeping Assertion From Emer al d : A maid fears new vacuum
A fictional brief shows Mary a housemaid trained from the Emer lad lab. She fears the vacuum cleaner promised to clean the parlor two hours earlier. Her mistress asks if the room is swept, and the girl admits she has not dared inspect the door to see its work.
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Mary
Brinky
The Right Soap for Baby's Skin
In the care of baby's skin and hair Suthkeura Soap is the mother's favorite. It promises purity and fragrance yet gentle emollients soothe redness roughness and chafing while supporting skin health. Cuticura Soap ointment aid eczema rash itching and infantile eruption. samples offered via a 32 page Skin Book by Cuticura Dept L Bestop.
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Bestop
Good Excuse for Manners at Dinner
A witty exchange from a California Fruit Grower item shows a young wife chiding her husband at a holiday dinner. She scolds his table manners while he recalls being served an odd fork with slits that leaked.
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Henry
California
A Wise Youth and a Temperament Dilemma
A fragmentary exchange shows a youth declaring temperament and a response about a destined path. The text hints at a discussion with a figure referred to as TM and a monetary or work-related cue. The readable portion focuses on personal disposition and a suggested future role.
New Colorade Fish Patcherieg BeeCe for two arsillary
Colorado article fragment mentions unusual terms and unclear entities. Reading suggests two subjects, likely places or groups, but the text is garbled and offers no clear event, date, or outcome to confirm. Preserve ambiguity while noting the fragmented state of the source.
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Mali
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Coles Market
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Wiling
Caminetti
U. 5
Caminett
Camnett
Japan
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Britt
Rte
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Iowa
Anne Shaw
Bryan
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Wuehigton
Shatron
Nebraska
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Evers
Braves
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Helne Zimmerman
Deathiell
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Isank Odey
Ming
Michigan
Houghton, Mich
Waddell Mahon Detrethve
Manelachter
Steve Pure
Seeboretiile
Roges
Mahlborough
Babe
Legation Guard
U. 8
Bond-Gore
Thos. P. Gore
Okuahoma City
Thomas Priorore
Minnie Br. Bond
Jacobs
San Francisco
Charles FP. Aked
First Congregational Church
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Federation
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Emerald Lab
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