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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1920
Page
6
Turbulent week marks raids and political shuffles abroad
A long string of reports covers raids in Dublin destroying police bargaclks and burning tax office documents, declarations from Sydney labor leaders, Carranza’s movements in Mexico and rebel tactics, rising Japanese populations, and U.S. legislative actions on sugar, taxes, and navy plans. Also noted are stock losses, public notices, and social disturbances across continents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Dublin Castle
Tventy
Lyr
Labor Council of
Sydney
San Marcos
Puebla
Oaxaca
Veracruz
Carranza
Japanese Foreign Office
United States
Hawi
China
Brazil
Othier
Retail clothing price cuts sweep from valley to coast
A wave of price reductions in women s garments and shoes spreads across 24 cities from the Mississippi valley to the Pacific coast. Reports cite tight money and delivery delays as causes, with 20 percent discounts common in Seattle San Francisco Everett and Minneapolis and up to 50 percent in some cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chienge
Mississippi Valley
Pacific Coast
Chileno
Topeka
Kan
de Maring
Wold
St. Louis
Nacoma
Seattle
San Francisco
Hines
Everett
Wash
Minneapolis
Sugar Profit Allegations Stir Oklahoma Arrests
Eleven Oklahoma City and Enid businessmen were arrested after federal indictments allege Lever Act violations tied to sugar profits. Indictments claim some profits reached 10,000 percent in a year with others showing up to 3,000 percent, per United States Attorney Herbert McPrek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Oki
Phils City
Ame
Enid
Thef
Ser
Herbert Mc Prek
United States
Western District of Oklahoma
Railroads blamed for current conditions in Toledo speech
ALTL Merrick president of the Mississippi Valley association attributed poor business to rail traffic limits and predicted an industrial party soon. He urged a waterway linking the Great Lakes to the St Lawrence and Atlantic as a national necessity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Ohio
Altl Merrick
Mississippi Valley Association
Great Lakes
St. Lawrence River
Atlantic
Captain Merrick
KU Sophomore Athlete Dies After Being Struck by Shot
Lawrence Kansas May 19 Wilbert K Wesley Bancrort Kansas sophomore at University of Kansas died yesterday after a one pound shot struck him in rack practice on the field. Charles Heizer Osage City Kan released the shot and Wesley failed to hear warning shout during practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Kan
Wnbert K. Wesley
Bancrort
University of Kansas
Charles Heizer
Osage City
Wesley
Wealey
Helveria
Celebration for Miss Sarah Anna Metiuinness at Bronx Home
Friends honor Miss Sarah Anna Metiuinness on her second century at a small party hosted at the Bronx Home for the Aged. The event marks her long years and grateful acknowledgments from the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Anna Metiuinness
Bronx
Peace Resolution Tabled In House After Senate Action
The peace resolution adopted by the senate was presented to the house and laid on the table. The foreign affairs committee informally reviewed it with Charles Porter directing talks with senate readers to avoid a conference and gain house acceptance. Porter cautioned a meeting with senate leaders would be delayed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Department of Labor
Denver
Colo
Richmond
House
Senate
Secretary of Agriculture
Washington
Foreign Affairs Committee
Chairlesin Porter
Pennsylvania
Chateman Porter
Tnt
Canonization of Jon of Arc Celebrated at St Peters
The May 17 ceremony in St Peter's Basilica marked the canonization of Jon of Arc by Pope Benedict. It was described as the greatest and most impressive function in the historic basilica in centuries, honoring the national heroine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jon of Arc
Benedict
St. Peter's
Buasilica
Pontif
Livestock Market Report from Chicago May 19
Cattle receipts 16,000 head with beef steers steady to lower on heavy weights. Watcher cattle and calves steady to strong, heavies active with bulk 9.11 to 12.8. Hogs receipts 36,000 heads mostly steady. top 15.40, bulk 13.25 to 14.26. pigs down slightly. Sheep receipts 12,000 head, market unevenly lower. 94 lb shorn lambs 16.50 to 17.50 late yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Omaha Livestock Market Report May 19
Omaha notes slow hog trade with light legs steady to strong. tops reach 14 per cwt. Cattle receipts 6 600 head with beef steers steady to 2 lower and chest value around 12.50. bulk steers 10 12. cows and heifers 4 to 14. stockers and feeders firm. Sheep receipts 1 000 head with California spring lambs and woolly stock 0 to 2 lower. California spring lambs 10.10 to 17. clipped lambs 16 to 16.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
California
Wheat and grain prices in Chicago market report
Chicago notes May 19 grain bids for wheat corn and oats with several grades listed. No. 4 red wheat at 3.02 a bushel No. 2 hard 2.06 pye 2 northern spring 3.25 5.32 No. 4 northern spring 2 No. 4 northern spring dark 2.10 corn No. 2 mixed 2.06 No. 2 yellow 2.06 2.08 oats No. 2 white 1.01 1.48 rye No. 2 2.18 4 barley 1.71 1.86 Timothy reed i0 Ua clover reed 25 a3 h.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Timothy Reed
Clover Reed
St Paul Livestock Market Summary May First Receipts
St Paul area market reports show receipts of 9 200 for cattle and 200 for sheep with overall steady to weak trend. Fat cattle and feeders varied with prices from 6.50 to 10.50, lambs bringing 8 4 to 19, and ewes and wethers noted in sparse detail.
Minneapolis Grain Prices May 1 Report
Minneapolis Grain Market update listing prices for wheat corn oats turkeys flax and other grains with quoted bids and grade classifications. Notable figures include No 1 red spring wheat and No 2 white corn prices, alongside ranges for choice to fancy turkey and amber durum values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Levi Morton Dies in Poughkeepsie at 96
Levi I. Morton former vice president and New York governor died at his home Biersteneck on the Hudson at 8 20 last night on his ninety sixth birthday. He had a cold and bronchial pneumonia developed yesterday morning causing unconsciousness before death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pongakeepsie
N. Y
Levi I. Morton
United States
New York State
Bierste Thinebeck
Hudson
State seeks payment of loans made to farmers
County attorneys urged by the attorney general to collect loans advanced by the state council of defense during World War I. Of 830000 loans totaling 830,000, 107,972.66 has been repaid. Loans ranged from 500 to 1,000 with crop mortgages common. The goal is to recover the balance after harvest and secure payment where possible. Interest on overdue notes has largely been paid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Esch
Interstate Commerce Commission
Herbert Hoover
Congress
Atlantic Ocean
United States
W. H. Cooper
Wendrick
Iowa
Ways and Means Committee
Republican Committee
Treasury
Willis J. Hurlings
Sharon Pa
Canada
Socilist Party
New York
Eugene V. Debs
Atlanta, Ga
Debs
Lincoln
Seymour Stedman
Chicago
Iuy
Kate Richards O'Taye
Kansas City
Jefferson City
Henry Aaver
Jacob Wolf
Jake Wafer
Wolf Farm
Turtle Lake
Nda
J. J. Avi Buns
McLean County
Tlayer
Wolf
Wie Hams
Tayer
New Orleans
Gulf Coast
Tropical Food Products Company
Prohibition Enforcement
Fuse
Franklin T. Vines
St. Louis
Red Raff
Cal. Sentinel
Rew
Helena
State Council of Defense
Drouth
Debt Relief for 6000 Montana Farmers Okayed
Congress approves cancellation of notes totaling about 1.949 million dollars tied to seed loans from a 1918 war emergency program. The relief applies to Montana farmers who could not repay after dry years and low yields, releasing crop liens and notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Montana
House
Senate
United States
Congress
Prize Shorthorn Bull Bought by Laurel Man
Laurel-Villager's Bean, a prize Shorthorn bull weighing about 1,000 pounds, won grand champion honors at the American Shorthorn Breeders Association Montana meeting in Great Falls. It sold for $1,000, the top price of the show, bought by Tony Nutting of Laurel. Nutting and son Bryant nurture a herd of 25 registered cows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Man Nutting
Bryant Nutting
Butte Mines to Bar W W From Work Amid Protest
Officials from Anaconda Copper and other district firms announce mines in Butte will close to all W W workers. Notices posted prohibit any W W employment at properties as companies unite to weed out suspected troublemakers. John Gillie, general superintendent, says the action protects company interests and is patriotic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
W. W
Butte Teachers Vote Flat Salary Increase and Shortened Term
Butte school board approves a flat raise for all grade six high school teachers and nurses, effective at the start of the 1920 1921 term. The summer term will end a week early, closing June 11 instead of June 18. Teachers had requested a bonus for the current term and a $800 increase for the next term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Transportation tieup eases slightly in two weeks report
The Interstate Commerce Commission reported modest improvement in freight jam handling. Empty box cars move west from New England and Atlantic seaboard under expedited orders while coal regions receive cars from the Midwest. overall movement shows negligible reduction in cars awaiting relocation. Labor conditions remain unfavorably noted by the commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Bse
New England
Arisocia- Hons Car Service Committee
Warner
Wdaest
Allies settle German reparations plan with joint financial approach
Tirbhe Maghind May 17 The Anglo French bloc agreed on principles for German indemnity and interallied debts paying schemes with finance experts to determine timelines and methods. The plan shifts burden, treats payments as forward toward indemnity guarantees, and secures Britain France gains from coal exports while awaiting German settlement at Spa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tirbhe
Maghind
Germany
Millerand
France
MO Mulerand
Spa
Reneh
Teese i New
Great Bellaire
Great Briain
Great Britain
Bread Prices Likely to Rise As Flour Stays High
Chicago May 1. Bread prices will not fall unless flour drops at least 400 barrels. Eugene Lipp president of the National Association of Master Bakers told the Illinois association of the baking industry that high material costs and wheat shipment backlogs due to congestion will likely push bread prices higher for consumers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Eugene Lipp
The
Nations Hegdl Bakers’ Association
Illinois Association of the Baking Industry
Lipp
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Elmer Smith
Arthur McElfresh
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Lewis County
Mike Sheehan
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Lee Anderson
Gunboat Smith
Anderson
Portland
Post Office Department
Otto Praeger
Secon
Perival
D. M. Best
Douglas
Wyo
Best
Los Angeles
James J. Newville
Spokane
Alt. Porter
Western Retail Linnbernen
Porter
Joan of Arc
Trome
St. Paul
South St. Paul
Wetherr
Levi P. Morton
Council of Defense Fund
Laurel
Butte Mines
Interstate Commerce Board
Atlante Seaboard
Coat Landiing Huis
Middle West
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