Land sale of Coeur d’Alene Lumber assets tops week
The Coeur d Alene Lumber company holdings including 40 000 acres in Benewah county Idaho and about 500 000 900 feet of stumpage plus a Coeur d Alene mill were sold to Fred Herrick of St Maries Idaho for about 1 200 000. The Lurgey estate of Butte owned the company.
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Western
Coeur -Alene Lumber Company
Benewh County
Idaho
Coeur d’Alene
Fred Herrick
St. Maries
Harrington
Ent
Burgess
Mim
Multiple World News Items Span Politics Finance and Crime
President Wilson approves sale of 80 former German vessels after bids. Chicago council outlines rent relief and anti profiteering plans. Virginia Governor Cornwell credits non union coal output with averting hardship. General Electric proposes stock and bond increases. Chicago police seek missing bank messenger Frazee with 38 000 in liberty bonds. New heat ordinance targets tenants in St Louis. Former Vermont Governor Graham found guilty on larceny counts. Canadian retailers push to stop US goods for dollar payments. France के Premier Millerand defends alliances and Vatican policy. Madrid rumor on wheat purchase mismanagement in Argentina. Rail rate rise expected in Canada to cover deficits. Joffe signals Russia seeks broad peace. Fire in Regla Cuba destroys major factory complex worth over 10 million. British food chief Roberts resigns.
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John Skelton Williams
Williams
Senator Gronna
North Dakota
International Executive Board
United Mine Workers of America
Washington
Frank J. Hayes
Miners’ Union
John L. Lewis
Phillip Murray
Pittsburg
Hayes
Esthenia
Soviet Russia
State Department
Russia
Esthonia
Congress
Daniels
Hog Island
Charles D. Newton
New York
House Judiciary Committee
Navy Department
Francisco Villa
Mexico
Alvaro Obregon
American Federation of Labor
Chicago
Thompson
John J. Cornwell
Virginia
Chamber of Commerce
Bluefield
West Virginia
Board of Aldermen of
St. Lows
Horace VW. Graham
Vermont
Montpelier
Graham
Supreme Court
Canadian Wholesale Grocers’ Association
United States
Millerand
France
Chamber of Deputies
Vatican
M. Millerand
Madrid
Libertad
Argentine
National Railway
Canadian Northern
Grand Trunk
Britain
Svenska Dagbladet
Stockholm
Adolph Joffe
Dorpat
M. Joffe
American Agricultural & Chemical Co
Regla
Cuba
Havana
Brookland
G. H. Roberts
London Daily Sketch
Lexington Martial Law as Lynching Attempt Sparks Bloodshed
Martial law covers Lexington Kentucky as state and federal troops patrol after a mob stormed the Fayette county courthouse to lynch William Lockett who confessed to murdering 10-year-old Geneva Hardman. The crowd’s assault led to gunfire, leaving multiple dead and wounded.
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Lexington
Camp Taylor
Kentucky
Fayette County
F.c.marshall
Chateau-Thierry
Wiliam Lockett
Geneva Hardman
Lockett
Morrow
28Th Infantry
Les
Deweese
Hoover Defines Presidential Attitude In Statement
Herbert Hoover declares he is not a candidate for the nomination and that no one is authorized to speak for him politically. He would vote for the party backing the league of nations if it becomes a campaign issue and will wait for clearer party positions before pledging his vote.
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New York
Herbert Hoover
League of Nations
League
Hoover
French War Bill Bars Foreigners From Hotels
Paris on February 10 reports a government bill in parliament prohibits foreigners from running hotels and restaurants and from roles in customs, transit, commissions, employment, munitions, chemicals for defense, and quarrying. The measure cites enemy agents among past owners exposed by the war.
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Paris
Asliens
Treaty Put Aside For Another Week
The peace treaty was brought up in the senate but, after barriers were removed, set aside for at least a week. A bipartisan 7 to 1 majority suspended rules and sent the treaty to the foreign relations committee with Republican reservations. Senator Lodge may request delaying the report until next week as urgent matters take Senate focus.
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Washington
Senate
Thadden
Foreign Relations Committee
Senator Lodge
Massachusetts
Chicago Livestock Market Report Summary
Chicago market reports show hog receipts around 28 000 with prices from 14 50 to 15 20 for various weights and sows around 11 60 to 14 00. Cattle receipts 15 000 with beef steers at 9 to 17 and feeders 7 85 to 11 75. Sheep receipts 12 000 with lambs 18 65 to 21 25 and ewes 11 14 to 10 50.
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Chicago
Omaha
St Paul Livestock Market Report Highlights Feb 11
Receipts total 7 400 with higher prices. Cattle arrivals 3 100 steady market. fat steers 14.50 to 14.50? calves 6.50 to 16. stockers 5.50 to 11.50. Sheep receipts 800 with lambs 9 to 14, wethers 9.50 to 12, ewes 3 to 11.
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St. Paul
South St. Paul
Omaha Livestock Prices and Receipts Report
Omaha livestock market overview for February 11 shows cattle and hog receipts with price ranges. Hog prices range from 14.10 to 14.40, cattle across beef steers and cows listed with multiple grades, veal calves, and sheep slaughter classes steady with lambs and yearlings priced accordingly.
Grain and flour prices from Minneapolis market report
Minneapolis grain report lists bid prices for No 1 hard northern at 2.70 to 2.85, No 1 northern 2.55 to 2.70, No 1 hard Montana 2.45 to 2.45, corn values for No 3 yellow 1.35 to 1.48, No 4 yellow 1.29 to 1.82, soy and oats with No 2 white 7.95 to 9.80, flax No 1 at 4.95 to 4.5.
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Minneapolis Grain
Minneapolis
Northern
Montana
Chicago Grain Prices and assorted commodities listing
Chicago on February 11 reports corn No 3 yellow at 1.35. Mats No 2 white 82 84 cents. No white 80 144 83 14 cents. Lye No 2 1.49. Barley 1.20 1.36. Timothy 10 14. Clover 45 59.
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Chicago
Five Face Indictment in Wood Alcohol Cases
New York February 11 John Romanelli a Brooklyn undertaker and four others were indicted for selling wood alcohol mixed with water burnt sugar and flavoring extracts that caused deaths in New Haven Conn Chicago Masa and other New England cities Also indicted were William Waller Cosimo d Ambrosio Carmine Lizenziata and Salvatore Esposito all truckmen and associates in the case.
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New York
John Romanelli
Brooklyn
New Haven
Conn
Chicopee
Masa
New England
William Waller
Cosimo d'Ambrosio
Carmine Lizenziata
Salvatore Esposito
Wilson weighs German crown prince message
Washington reports a cable from Frederick William former crown prince of Germany offering himself as a sacrifice if allied powers demand a victim. President Wilson's reaction remains unofficial but may avoid acknowledging the note as the U.S. is not party to the treaty or League of Nations and has no say on extradition. The administration shows strong opposition to extradition actions and seeks Germany to resolve its own fate without such provocations.
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Washington
Wilson
Frederick Wilhelm
Germany
Amsterdam
United States
League of Nations
Holland
Lansing
Mang Offichrs
Democrats Oppose Universal Military Training in House Caucus
In a 106 to 17 vote Democrats rejected universal military training despite President Wilson's letters requesting postponement. The caucus also rejected deferring action, 88 to 37, as advocates dwindled to 17 before turning down the issue. The decision signals no immediate move to include universal training in army reorganization.
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Washington
Wilson
House Democrats
Doremus
Michigan
House
Caldwell
New York
Secretary Lane quits President's Cabinet
President Wilson accepted the resignation of Franklin K. Lane secretary of the interior department effective March 1. Lane cited 21 years in public life and the need to pursue other duties. Wilson expressed hope for Lane's future honorable success.
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Washington
Wilson
Franklin K. Lane
Interior Department
Lane
Woman Offers To Sell Her Week Old Baby
New York report says Mrs. Anna Kaplan, wandering after a claimed desertion from Providence Rhode Island, offered to sell her week old baby for 1000 dollars to a Jewish couple able to provide care. She was found emaciated and aided by a janitress who discovered her distress.
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New York
Anna Kaplan
Providence
R. I
Montana Plans Bond Issue and Tax Levy for University Funding
State educators unveil two measures to fund Montana higher education and related schools with a $5,000,000 bond issue and a 1.5 mill annual levy for ten years. The plan targets Missoula, Bozeman, Butte, Dillon campuses and state schools, administered by the state board of education amid funds shortfalls and crowded facilities. The report also notes a $536,189.19 general fund deficiency and lists outstanding warrants by month awaiting redemption. A Hel ena factory project and local land inquiries complete the update.
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Boulder
Twin Bridges
Miley City
Helena
Butte
WK. C. Millett
Seceuch
Missoula
Atkinson
Bozeman
Sheldon Kk. Davis
Womans School
J. Clapp
School of Mines
I. B. Linfield
Agricultural Experiment Station
K. S. Cooley
Agricultural Extension Service
State Board of Education
Montana
General Fund
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