Government cantaloupe price drop goes untold
A Cincinnati market report shows a sharp drop in cantaloupe prices that federal figures failed to capture. Wholesalers note crates fell by a dollar and fear broader losses as prices at California and Arizona stocks varied. The grand jury convened to hear food price conditions, including butter eggs milk bread and storage practices, with further inquiries expected.
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Cincinnati
United States Bureau of Agriculture
Market Bureau
Johnston Building
California
Arizona
Government Bureau
Daily Press
Cantaloupe Trust
Capelle
Mexican International Corp formed for development in Mexico
New York July 15 announcement that the Mexican International Corporation is incorporated under Delaware law. Offices will be in New York and Mexico City to pursue development and financing in Mexico. Thomas H. Gillespie will serve as President of the New York company and George J. McCarty will be Vice President in charge of the Mexico City office. Board members include Harvey D. Gibson Grayson M P Murphy James H Perkins William C Potter Charles B Sargent Jr and Eugene V R Thayer.
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New York
Mexican International Corporation
Delaware
Mexico City
Mexico
Thomas H. Gillespie
Liberty National Bank
Grayson M. P. Murphy
The
Guaranty Trust Company
James H. Perkins
National City Bank
William C. Potter
Guggenheim Bros
Charles 8S. Sargent, Jr
Kidder, Peabody &Co
Eugene V. R. Thayer
Chase National Bank
Weather map trends show fair Midwest to Atlantic states
The bulletin notes fair Wednesday and Thursday for Indiana and Ohio with rising temperatures by Thursday, and fair conditions in Kentucky and West Virginia also warming on Thursday. It lists station readings such as Kansas City and New Orleans with highs near 90, plus cooler spots like San Francisco and Memphis, and includes a July 15 1919 Cincinnati record with hourly conditions and precipitation.
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Indiana
Ohio
Kentucky
West Virginia
Heston
Kansas City
Aia
New Orleans
Omaha
Galveston
Denver
Nashville
San Francisco
Menphia
Winnipeg
Eme
Anapeet Bahontt Seatereet Net
Lee
Baby cries in court as hungry father collapses in bar room scene
Emil Coyle 30, an auto mechanic, is arrested for peddling without a license after admitting he wore a friend's army uniform. In Night Court his hungry wife and two year old cried “Daddy, I’m hungry” as he fainted, prompting magistrate Simpson to offer $10 and a public collection to aid the family.
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New York
Emil Coyle
Coyle
France
Simpson
Jonas Goldstein
Plenty of Farm Hands to Meet Ohio Needs
Ohio free employment bureaus report July activity with 1,113 soldiers seeking work versus 1,022 job requests. Dayton shows more requests than demand. Farm hand demand remains small with 389 requests against 412 applicants. Overall, 10,653 applications. 7,371 referred to positions.
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Ohio
Columbus
Free Employment
Dayton
Kidnap Plot Tied to Bisbee Deportation Figures
Fred W. Brown testifies in Bisbee deportation cases that H E Wooten carried a rifle and forced him into the deportation line. He names John C. Greenway general manager of the Calumet and Arizona Mining Co and Dr N C Bledsoe chief surgeon armed with rifles at the guard line. Brown, an American Federation of Labor organizer, says guards were told to shoot and that he entered a boxcar at Warren for transport to Columbus.
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Bisbee
Fred W. Brown
H. E. Wooten
John C. Greenway
Calumet and Arizona Mining Company
N. C. Bledsoe
Brown
Warren
Columbus
N. M. Brown
American Federation of Labor
National Guard Plans Soon To Be Announced
War Department to outline plans for reorganizing the National Guard of Ohio and other states. It will equip 200 men for each senator and representative, with Ohio totaling 4 800 men and the guard statewide four times that figure. Details hinge on the recently signed army appropriation bill.
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War Department
Commerial Tribune
Washington
National Guard of
Ohio
Department
Congress
Ohio Guard
Senate confirms Devanney as U S Marshal for Southern Ohio
The Senate without dissent confirms Michael Devanney of Cincinnati as United States Marshal of the Southern District of Ohio in a July session. They approve the appointment in Washington with no opposition.
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The
Commercial Tribune
Washington
Senate
Michael Devanney
Cincinnati
United States
Southern District
Ohio
Major Twelsbury Relieved to Report to Washington
Major Carl J. Twelsbury is relieved from duty at the District Ordnance office in Cincinnati and ordered to report to station in Washington.
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Twelsbury
Commercial Tribune
Washington
District Ordnance Office
Cincinnati
Peculiar Labor Phase at Newport Rolling Mill
A wage dispute sparks a quiet strike at Newport New port Rolling Mill Company on Ninth and Lowell. About 300 Amalgamated Association workers balk at returning amid unresolved demands, with management citing steel price links. Layoffs extend possibly two weeks.
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Newport Rolling Mill Company
Ninth and
Lowell Streets
Newport
Amalgamated Association of Steel Workers
Atlantic City
A. J. Larkin
Pittsburg
Campbell County
Amalgamated Association
Andrews Steel
Uncle Sam
Krueger Faces Grand Jury Delayed Report
Richmond physician Dr. F. W. Krueger appeared before the Wayne County Grand Jury on possible first degree murder charges connected to the death of a deformed infant found on a damp heap. He testified late after initially declining. the panel deliberated as witnesses including health officers and the coroner watched the case. The report likely unknown until Thursday as Judge Bond travels to Connersville for a divorce case.
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Richmond
Ind
F. W. Krueger
Wayne County Grand Jury
J. M. Bulla
S. W. Kessey
William A. Bond
Connersvile
Transport Luckenbach Disabled 800 Miles from New York
The transport Edward Luckenbach bound from Norfolk to Brest was reported disabled 800 miles from New York. Wireless message to the naval cruiser and transport force said turbine bearings were damaged.
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New York
Edward Luckenbach
Norfolk
Brest
Ford and Ford in 1916 Urge War If League Fails
Mt Clemens Michigan July 15 Henry Ford testifies in a $1,000,000 libel suit that he now supports a new war if the League of Nations plan fails. He says preparedness to the hilt is needed and that most pacifist propaganda was written by Theodore Delavigne. He admits he is responsible for the pamphlets and that over preparedness means war.
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Ford
Pagifot
MT. Clemens
Mich
Henry Ford
Chicago Daily Tribune
League of Nations
National Guard
United States
Theodore Delavigne
the Tribune
Jmress
IOTG
Great Britain
Spain
Cuba
Maine
Elliott G. Stevenson
The
Tribune
Delavigne
Stevenson
Sword
Clemens
Mr. Stevenson
Mr. Ford
Shantung Deal Laid Bare In Senate Secret Pact Linked To 1917 China
A Korean crisis statement from the Federal Council of the Churches of Christ in America cites atrocities in Korea and says mass killings of Christians are confirmed by a 1000-page study. The commission, led by William J. Haven and Sidney L. Gulick, warns the issue is political but condemns violence against a defenseless people.
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Shantung
Japan
New York
Korea
Commission On Relations With the
Orient
Federal Council of the Churches of Christ In America
William J. Haven
Sidney L. Gulick
Commission On
Norea
State Industrial Commission employees push for special session
In Columbus Ohio on July 15 a joint committee of six employees from the Actuarial Auditing and Claims departments of the State Industrial Commission drafted resolutions seeking higher salaries and a possible special legislative session. Officials warn funds are lacking and the Assembly must approve new appropriations, while predictions of a slim chance for a session grow.
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Columbus
State Industrial Commission
Actuarial, Auditing and
Cox
General Assembly
Industrial Employees’ Organization
Board of Administration
International Union
Chicago
Columbus State Hospital
Orient Farm
T. J. Duffy
Industrial Commission
Legislature Acta
Wilson asks Hitchcock to lead Senate fight for League of Nations
President Wilson tells Senator Hitchcock to take charge of the fight in the Senate for the League of Nations and the peace treaty. Reports of cordiality or discord are downplayed as misunderstanding, with denials issued by Tumulty and Hitchcock’s secretary.
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the Commercial Tribune
Washington
Wilson
Hitchcock
Senate
League of Nations
League
Nebraska
Cabinet Meets as Wilson Reveals Treaty Details
President Wilson and nine ministers met for over two hours to discuss domestic issues and to hear intimate details of the Paris peace negotiations. Secretary Lansing was absent. Polk stood in. Postmaster Burleson said there is no truth to reports he will leave the Cabinet. A new policy to open White House hours to Senators and Representatives begins tomorrow.
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White House
Washington
Wilson
Paris
Lansing
Secre
Burleson
Germany
Tumu
Carnet
Baker
Polk
Versailles
Foreign Relations Committee
Johnson
Republican
California
Senate
Lodge
Japan
League
Shantung
Pacific
China
Hitchcock
Peking
Williams
Mexico
Norris
Senate Debates Shantung Pact and Japan’s Claims
The Senate clashed over the peace treaty with focus on Shantung Peninsula. Lodge and Hitchcock backed the deal as essential, while Norris Borah and Williams challenged Japan’s gains. A scoping reading of the treaty began, with more sessions planned and information requests expanding.
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Norris
Nebraska
Japan
Borah
Idaho
United States
Hitchcock
Germany
Williams
Mississippi
Shantung
Senate
Lodge
Versailles
Hays Demands U S Reservations on League Covenant
Special dispatch reports Chairman Will Hays of the Republican National Committee demanding strong reservations to the League of Nations covenant. He calls for U S sovereignty guarantees including Monroe Doctrine protection, Article X change or repeal, retention of immigration and tariff controls, and unilateral withdrawal rights with notice.
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New York
Will H. Hays
Republican National Committee
United States
Congress
League
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Cantaloupes
Grand Jury
Mexcan Development
Bar
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Douglas
Ariz
Krueger
Sword of
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Berlin
David Lawrence
Swanson
Virginia
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Tumulty
Jersey
Senator Lodge
Palmer
Judge Warrington
Tary Polk
Missouri
Georgia
Wison
Britain
Bismarck
South Sea Islands
Russia
Italy
Shantung Peninsula
Hays Issues League
U.S
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