Market News Center to Launch Government Wheat Service
Washington reports the USDA will inaugurate a government grain market news service for spring wheat. It will distribute price quotations to farmers by press and wire and introduce revised grain inspector licensing rules. A "Know Your Wheat" campaign will educate farmers and buyers on the new information and service.
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Washington
Minneapolis
United States Department of Agriculture
Secretary of Agriculture
North‘west
Market
Northwest
Will Contest Minimum Wage Ruling By Industrial Court
Topeka attorneys for employers stated they will contest any minimum wage order issued by the industrial court arguing the court lacks authority to set and enforce wage requirements for women.
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Topeka
Kans
Industrial Court
Gasoline Price Increase Across East to 26 Cents
New York reports Standard Oil of New Jersey raising gasoline by 1 cent to 26 cents per gallon. Similar increases were announced by Sinclair Consolidated Oil, the Texas Company, and other independents, signaling broader price moves in the region.
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New York
Standard Oil Company of
New Jersey
Sinclair Consolidated Oil Corporation
The
Texas Company
Women Ordered Held By Chicago Judge Sullivan
Judge Dennis B E Sullivan ordered six women held in jail for contempt of court even after Governor Small pardoned them. He said he would investigate legal options and determine a course to prevent children from suffering for their parents' faults. He emphasized that the law should not keep children jailed.
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Chicago
Dennis BE. Sullivan
Small
Sullivan
Fund for Miners Proposal At Brotherhood Convention
A motion in Houston proposes that the International Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Engineers give $60,000 monthly to the United Mine Workers for the duration of their strike. The proposal was referred to a special committee for consideration and report before final convention action.
Thousand Trainmen in Convention
Nearly a thousand delegates from the United States and Canada attended as President W. B. Lee formally opened the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen convention in Toronto.
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Toronto
United States
Canada
W. 2. Lee
Brother‘hood
Dublin peace committee fails to reach settlement basin
The peace committee of the Dail Éireann, after efforts to unite Irish factions, announced that it has failed to reach a basin for a settlement in Dublin.
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Dublin
Dail Éireann
Ireland
Wheat Director From Minnesota Elected President
Omaha S J Cottington of Stanhope Iowa was elected president of the Farmers National Grain Dealers association at the closing session of its annual convention. John Gustafson of Windom Minnesota was named vice president. J W Shorthill of Omaha was reelected secretary. Annual meetings moved to the second Tuesday in November. Directors to decide next meeting place later. Resolutions urged aiding European rehabilitation by credit for consuming American surplus products.
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Omaha
S. J. Cottington
Stanhope
Farmers National Grain Dealers’ Association
John Miller
Galva
Ill
John Gustafson
Windom
Europe
America
London fears chaos period as Irish talks stall
London reacts to the Irish Dail Eireann peace committee failure with concern over the Irish situation. A divided English House of Commons debate mirrors public anxiety while Dublin dispatches show broad Irish worry about the country’s state. In Michigan a farmer and his wife killed each other after a deadly argument at the farm. Their bodies were discovered by their children on returning from school.
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London
Dail Eireann
Genoa
House of Commons
Dublin
Ireland
Port Huron
Mich
Joseph Lobert
Huron County
Judge Denies Motion in Sherman Act Indictments Trial
New York Federal Judge Knox denied a motion by counsel for the alleged cement trust. The judge sustained a motion to dismiss the second count of the indictments which charged the defendants with entering into a contract to restrain trade and curtail production. The case involves 119 companies and 441 individuals.
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New York
Knox
Cement Trust
Coke shortage closes plant in Belvidere
Empire Iron and Steel company of Oxford shut its plants in Belvidere New Jersey due to coke supply cuts from West Virginia fields blamed on the coal strike. About two hundred workers were laid off.
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Belvidere
N. J
Empire Iron & Steel Company
Oxford
West Virginia
Food Prices Rise Across 15 Cities
The Bureau of Labor Statistics reports an upward trend in food costs for 15 cities from March 15 to April 16, with increases up to 3 percent and only four cities seeing decreases.
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Washington
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Department of Labor
Summer Training Camp in Minneapolis Seeks Young Men
A Citizens Military Training Camp will run August 1 to 30 in Minneapolis. The government pays living costs, food, clothing, amusements, and rail fare. Instruction covers athletics, target shooting, infantry, cavalry, and field artillery. Open to men 17 to 27 and ex-servicemen up to 35. Apply to Chief of Staff 88th Division Kasota Building Minneapolis. Also note Illinois dairy market study and Harding immigration curb extension.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Citizens Military
Bnelling
88Th Division
Kasota Bldg
Minnesota
Mayor Thompson's NYC trip linked to poker pals sailing plan
A New York City visit by Chicago Mayor William Hale Thompson is tied to a tale of three friends whose pooled poker winnings could fund a world voyage. The report frames the outing as part of a broader story about bold bets and travel plans inspired by the mayor and his companions.
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New York
New York City
William Hale Thompson
Chicago
Wheat jumps again on mixed U S market report
Grain and livestock markets show wheat and corn fluctuating with Chicago July wheat up slightly at 1.26 1 4 dollars, No 2 red winter wheat at 1.45, No 2 hard winter 1.45, oats 39 cents, dairy butter prices softening and livestock prices mixed with hogs at 10 85 top and fat lambs down. Stocker and feeder shipments totaled 52 050 cattle calves hogs 12 568 sheep 9 593 for week ending May 5.
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U. S
Washington, D. C
Chicago
Iowa
North Dakota
Kansas
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Winnipeg
New York
Philadelphia
Boston
Wisconsin
Timothy Chicago
Prairie Kansas City
Minneapolis grain closing prices survey
Minneapolis closing cash prices list grain values for spring wheat and durum including No 1 dark northern No 1 northern No 2 northern No 1 dark hard No 1 hard with cents per bushel. durum No 1. corn No 2 yellow oats No 2 white barley choice to fancy rye No 2 flaxseed No 1 with price ranges and percent factors indicated.
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Minneapolis
South St. Paul Live Stock Prices and Rates
Live stock in South St. Paul shows steers 4.00 to 7.75, cows and heifers 4.00 to 7.55, veal calves 3.50 to 8.25, hogs 9.75 to 10.25, sheep and lambs 4.00 to 13.00. Minneapolis butter eggs poultry lists various extras and country receipts. Notable notes warn against shipping turkeys under 7 pounds. prices for live poultry and fowl by weight and type are included.
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South St. Paul
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Dee Cate
Officials Told to Free Moon in Chicago Fire Threat
Confessions from three men tied to crimes in Chicago led to warnings sent to city officials. Anonymous letters claimed Chicago would be destroyed by fire if all labor leaders under arrest were not released. Authorities raced to verify threats and locate origins of the messages.
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Moon
Chicago
Dr Stub Reelected President at Lutheran Brotherhood Convention
Dr J A O Stub of Minneapolis was re elected president of the Lutheran Brotherhood of America at the close of the third biennial convention held here. Madison Wisconsin was chosen as the site for the 1933 convention.
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Dr. Stub
Toledo
J. A O. Stub
Minneapolis
Lutheran Brotherhood of America
Madison
Wis
Chicago to Sell Soft Drinks for Nickel After War
Russell Poole, secretary of the city council committee on costs, announced that for the first time since the war soft drinks including root beer ginger ale and aemon ade will be sold in Chicago for nickels.
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Chicago
Russell Poole
Costa
Commissioners Proceedings Continued In 1922 Tax Corrections
The Board approved refunds and corrections to bail and tax records for multiple land parcels in sections across township 129.78 and 18.130-77, totaling amounts like 26.40 33.75 and 18.70. Bills for supplies and salaries were audited and allowed, and the Board adjourned to 2 PM May 17 1922.
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Romanus Brickner
G. N. Fiddler
Johannes Tschosik
Strasburg Village
Marion Burge
John Munsch
Emmons County Record, Publishing & Printing
E. H. Brant
Express
Vincent Shier
Williams Stationery Co
Globe Gazette
Melch Mfg. Co
Knight Print. Co
McCulley Township
F. J. McConville
Commission
Frank Genehnoes
Jary
Jacob Schall
L. du Heaume
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Lady Astor
Erin
Illinois
Dairy Commission
American Farm Bureau Federation
Harding
Price
United States Rubber Company
Usco
U.S
United States Tires
United States @ Rubber Company
HM Man Pgt Ley Reehiniet As
Broadway Motor Sales Co
Linton, North Dakota
Commissioners
T. P. Lee
Ford
Motor Inn
Ford and
Fordson Agents
Linton, N. D
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