World News Capsule and Classified Highlights
A weekly wrap reports William S S Hart, nominated for sheriff in Hood River by five Democrats who would allow residency in Los Angeles. It notes 19,800 sacks of cane sugar arriving in Los Angeles from Mexico, guarded due to bonded warehouses. Reports cover d Annunzio protests in Italy, Irish fire at Kilmalock barracks, Howard Gould’s illness in London, and Germany’s claim of remaining artillery to destroy.
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William S.S. Hart
Los Angeles
Hood River
Oregon
Hart
Mexico
John B. Elliett
Kilmatloch
Ireland
Limerick
Howard Gould
Jay Gould
London
Gould
Finley Shepard
New York
George Jay
Frank Jay
Edwin Gould
Germany
Allies Control Commission Debhirfing
Tragic Wisconsin student killed in barber pole clash
Carl Jandorf a Wisconsin sophomore from Grand Rapids Michigan was shot and killed by a policeman during a dispute with students trying to stop others from burning a barber pole. The incident followed freshmen planning to discard green caps as part of an undergraduate frolic.
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Carl Jandorf
Grand Rapids
Mich
University of Wisconsin
Minnesota
Ge-be-nul-gwen-wone
Cass Lake
Minn
John” Smith
Rainy River
Chicgo
Senate Overrules Mandate Proposal On Armenia Aid
Washington June 2 The senate rejected President Wilsons Armenian mandate proposal by a vote exceeding 41 to 1. Thirteen Democrats joined Republicans to adopt a resolution declining congressional authority. The measure goes to the house with leaders planning immediate passage, while debate reflected partisan divisions over U S involvement and peace treaty context.
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Washington
Wil Sers
Armenia
Senate
United Republican
House
Wanda
Congress
Lemont
Wisconsin
McCumber
North Thiketa
Nelson
Minesota
Myers
Montana
Sterling
South Dakota
Walsh
Eiteboek
Nebraska
Dhitehcack
New Republic
Kenyon
Town
Townsend
Michigana
Northwestern steamer begins Portland Lewiston service
The Northwestern from Portland by way of the Columbia and Snake rivers and Celilo canal docked at Lewiston on June 1 on its first trip of a regular freight and passenger service between Portland and Lewiston, a 200 mile inland run.
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Lewiston
Idaho
Northwestern
Portland
Oregon
Columbia
Snake Rivers
Celilo Canal
Collars Slashed to Two Bits wholesale price
New York June 2 collars from a large Troy N Y company cut wholesale to 25 cents each to let retailers sell at 25 cents. retailers charge as high as 35 cents. No wage cuts. cheaper materials cited as reason for the lower price.
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New York
Troy
N. Y
House Passes Measure to Aid Farmers in Marketing Reach
Washington June 1 The House approved 238 to SS a bill allowing farmers planters ranchmen dairymen and truck growers to form collectives to market and size their products despite anti trust laws The measure drafted by chairman Votstead aims to let producers negotiate fair prices with limits on dividends and one vote per member to prevent capital bias.
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Washington
House
Senate
Aidi-Trust
Tno
Cpital
Grain futures report from Chicago markets
Chicago grain prices listed for June 2 show wheat at No 8 red 2.89 and No 2 mixed 2.87 with other classes around 2.87 to 2.89. Oats and barley bids are shown with No 2 white oats near 1.08 and barley around 1.50.
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Chicago
Grain price report from Minneapolis market day
Wheat and corn quotations are listed for several grades with prices and ranges. The notice includes No 1 dark northern No 1 northern No 1 red spring and other wheat types, corn grades No 3 yellow No 4 yellow No 16 yellow No 3 mixed No 4 mixed and mixed totals, plus oats and rye figures and totals across grades.
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Minneapolis
Montana
Omaha Livestock Prices Edge Higher in Busy Market
Omaha on June 2 reports receipts of 11 cattle and 4 stock pigs with mostly lower trend noted. Cattle receipts 4,400 with higher market. yearlings at 13.40, heavy steers around 1.60, bulk 11.26 to 12.75, stockers and feeders strong. Sheep receipts 4,000 generally steady. best California spring lambs around 73 pounds average 17.15. clipped lambs 15.75.
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Omaha
Sheen
California
Chicago Livestock Market Report June 2
Cattle receipts and prices listed with beef steers and yearlings up to 14.50, best heavies to 14, cows 10.50 to 11.50, heifers 12.50, bulls weak, calves top 18 with bulk 14.54. Hogs receipts 36,000 with light heavies strongest at 14.80 and bulk 14.75 to 14.50, pigs steady. Sheep receipts 12,400 lambs steady to 25c lower, best shorn lambs 17, bulk 17.17 to 17.50, ewes to 10.50.
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Chicago Livestock
Chicago
Hogs Cattle and Sheep Prices Tracked at St Paul Market
Hogs receipts 7 800 and hogs 20 to 25 cents lower with range 13 85 to 14 95. bulk 13 90 to 15 95. Cattle receipts 3 900 and market up to 25 cents with fat steers 70 to 18 25, cows and heifers 71 2 25, calves 5 12 75, stockers and feeders 5 13. Sheep receipts 104 and market steady with lambs 8 16, wethers 84 12, ewes 85 11 50.
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St. Paul
South St. Paul
Express rates charged for undelivered service questioned
Spokane June 2. Northwest business leaders from Portland Tacoma Seattle and other cities and state railroad commissioners from Washington Idaho and Montana told Examiner F H Barclay of the Interstate Commerce Commission they are being charged extra for services not rendered by the American Railway Express Company during a hearing.
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Spokane
Wash
American Railway Express Company
Northwest
Portland
Tacoma
Seattle
Washington, Idaho
Mantua
F.H. Barclay
Interstate Commerce Commission
State Utilities Commission
Butte Electric Mtailway Company
Butte
Butte Company
Republican Committee Adjusts Contests in 1920 Provisional Session
Chicago June 2 The Republican national committee held a slow session with little progress deciding claims of contested delegations. It seated two District of Columbia delegates favored to General Leonard Wood and heard Georgia contests with factions for Wood and Lowden. The committee declined to reopen last year’s seating of Emile Kuntz Louisiana and moved to Montana demandee questions. It resolved Montag questions by seating the top vote getter and eight alternates, with a similar Oregon decision.
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Chicago
Republican National Committee
District of Columbia
Leonard Wood
Georgia
Wood
Lowden
Emile Kuntz
New Orleans
Louisiana
Pronk
New Iberi
North Carolina
Demindee
Montana
Hrst
Oregon
Mexican Troops Close In On Villa
Laredo Texas June 2 El Porve fir Monterey quotes a Mexican dispatch saying a circle of troops encircles Francisco Villa and he cannot escape. Villa reportedly destroyed the railway between Portal and Jimenez to delay government forces as General Jana Andres Almigan and others head toward Chihuahua. Washington reports cut telegraph lines between Santa Rosalia and Phoenix, and the State Department was briefed by the consul in Culver City.
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Laredo
Texas
EL Porvefir
Monterey
Mexico City
Washington
Santa Rosana
Dhoines
Francisco Vula
State Department
Cul Vinhaw City
Cithuuakia
South
Sante Rosalia
Supreme Court rules against referendum on federal amendments
The Supreme Court held federal constitutional amendments cannot be submitted to popular vote by states with referendum provisions. It voided Ohio’s referendum process for federal amendments and overturned a state supreme court ruling in Hawke et al. The decision shapes how states ratify federal amendments and averted reopening suffrage questions in several states.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Ohio
State
Georges Hawke
Ctinelsmith
Mea Fix
Olio
Woolen Trust Head Wood Bond Fixed at 25000
Federal Judge Mack set a $25,000 bond for William M. Wood president of the American Woolen company of New York and Massachusetts. Wood and the corporation were indicted on profiteering charges under the Lever act. He did not plead and was paroled to his counsel’s custody pending arrangements.
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New York
Mack
Dail
Willian M. Wood
American Woolen Company
Massachusetts
Lever Net Oon
Wood
May Start Suffrage Fight Lines for Chicago Picketing
Columbus leader Pr Gillette Hayden of the national woman s party warned that unless Delaware ratifies the federal woman suffrage amendment today, next week will see a line of women pickets before the Republican convention hall in Chicago. He asked if the national Republican party will allow Delaware to deny 27 000 000 women the ballot.
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Columbus
Ohio
Delaware
National Woman’s Party
Chicago
Gillette Hayden
Cairman
National Woman's Party
National Republican Party
Hayden
Spotted Fever in Garfield County Signals Wider Montana Case
State health officials report the first Rocky Mountain spotted fever case in Garfield County within the grain belt, marking a spread from western Montana. The case is mild and eradication steps, including rodent control and cattle dipping, are underway though results will take years to judge.
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Telena
Montiana
Rocky Mountain
Oecurs
Garfield County
State Board of Health
Great Falls
Miles City
Falcon
Kalil
Missoura
Musselshell
Park
Phillips
Silver Bow
Valley
Yellowstone
Billings
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Gabriel d'Annunzio
Regionnaires
Rome
d'Ancunzio
Samuel A. Perkins
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
Lodge
Johnson
Frank O. Lowden
Representative Connally
Austria
Wilson
B. M. Jewell
Tommmy Milton
Indianapolis
Indianapolis Speedway
John Boling
Willie Haupt
Eddie O'Donnel
Lyle Thro
St. Peter, Minn
St. Pan
Thro
James J. Romig
Philadelphia
Grover Cleveland
Bergdon
Romig
Emi C. Bergdoll
Bergdoll
Leon Worthal
International Barbers’ Union
Barbers
Concord
N.ha
Kansas Industrial Court
Carnegie Hall
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Henry J. Allen
Kansas
Rockaway Beach
Wilkesbarre
Libby, McNeil & Libby Packers
John J. O'Connor
Commissioner of Public Safety
Publicans
Underwood
Alabama
Walsho
Foreign Relations Committee
Ledge
Repubbican
Armenhat
Latte
United States
Frederick G. Cottrell
Due Reales of Mines
van HW. Mittning
Privice Business
Republican Committee
Bandit Villa
Woolen Trust
Garfield
DIS
W. J. Swindlehurst
Missioner of Industry and Labor
General Fund
St Paul
National Citizens’ Congress
H.C. Tel- Hott
University of Montana
Tiliott
Co-operative Stores Unite
National Co-operative Assocation
Stte
Missoula
Great Fils
Department of Labor and Industry
Butte Building Trades
Helena
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