Readjustment of Economic Influences Governing Our National Life
Chicago May 27 a general downward revision of prices in commodities except food, a growing tendency toward the fft, and improvement to the sabpretention are encour aging the toré in the report of the Borwath Federal Reserve district. The report notes a disrupted rail system due to strikes and car shortages, a restricted credit supply, and demand outstripping prewar levels. It cites thrift, reduced public extravagance, and a waning spending hysteria as hopeful trends while urging economy in expenditures, loan cuts, and increased production to curb living costs. Washington May 21 economy in individual expenditures and bank loan reductions, plus better transport, are needed to ease currency inflation. Governor Harding discusses credit curtailment and proposed measures for movement of the 1940 crop.
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Chicago
Borwath Federal Reserve District
Ewitethmes
Washington
Federal Reserve Board
McCormick
Tllinois
Harding
Ees
Cccess
Sugar refiners nabbed in Boston graft probe
Boston May 27 Representatives of vice president of the Revere Sugar Refining company and W P Green general manager of the American Sugar Refining company were held to bond by United States Commissioner Reyes. The two parties along with the Independent company face complaints alleging millions in profits from adulterated products in this district.
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Boston
Vice Prewdent
Revere Sugar Refining Company
W.P. Green
American Sugar Refining Company
United States
Reyes
Independrot Company
Ener
Coal Operators Victorious In Lever Act Challenge
Indianapolis May 28 judge A B Anderson ruled parts of the Lever act void in a coal pricing dispute sparked by the national miners strike. He quashed indictments against 125 operators and miners on most counts while upholding five, finding amended section four void and section 26 void, affecting the legality of farm and food price controls versus coal.
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Indianapolis
Ind
A. B. Anderson
United States District Court
Anderson
Charles Evans Hughes
Wilson Warns Coal Miners as Senate Probes Funds
President Wilson warned anthracite operators and miners there must be no strike during the critical period and said a commission could decide unresolved wage terms retroactive to April 1 if no agreement is reached. Secretaries and committee members debated timing as labor officials kept talks ongoing at the labor department. The piece also covers campaign managers for Major General Wood and Governor Lowden testifying on fundraising, with New Jersey and Maryland cited among top expenditures.
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Washington
Wilson
Enthraerie
Mannes
Alsston
Robbery and assault near Alexandria ends in capture
Miss Pearl Clark of Chicago, secretary to Representative Fred A Britten, was confronted by a Black robber near Alexandria, Virginia. Her fiancé T Morgan Moore, defending her, was struck. The suspect fled after her screams drew help. He was captured at sunrise in a nearby forest and confessed.
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Miss Pearl Clark
F. A. Britten
Chicago
Alexandria
Pearl Clark
Fred A. Britten
Milnels
Wolmnia H. Turner
T. Morgan Moore
Shoes Cheaper by Winter Predicted by Industry Official
Washington may see lower shoe prices next winter and spring. Edward A. Brand, secretary of the Tanners' Council of the United States, testified before a senate committee that cheaper hides could reduce leather costs within ten months, forecasting falling footwear prices if current leather prices hold.
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Washington
Edward A. Brand
Tanners’ Council of the United States
Senate
Committee of
Brand
$1,000,000 Fund for Wood Campaign Details Revealed
Senate inquiry heard that Major General Wood's presidential bid was backed by a $1 million fund. Col. William Cooper Procter disclosed half his own contribution. Ohio and Michigan managers reported $200,000 and $154,000 spent. Palmer campaign funds were listed at $9,610 by C. C. Carlin.
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Washington
Wood
Senate
William Cooper Procter
Ohio
Michigan
Procter
Palmer
C. C. Carlin
Virginia
Edith Gould Weds Student In Elopement Across States
Edith C Gould aged eighteen daughter of George J Gould elopes with Carroll L Wainwright twenty Yale undergraduate and descendant of Peter Stuyvesant. After Philadelphia age dispute they travelled to Elkton Maryland where Rev John McEl moyle officiated. Parents quickly forgive and George Gould sent good wishes.
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New York
Edith C. Gould
George J. Gould
Carroll L. Wainwright
Yale
Bishop Wainwright
Peter Stuyvesant
Philadelphia
Elkton
Maryland Groton Green
John McElmoyle
Hilton Presbyterian Church
George Gould
Elopers
Johnson Wins in Oregon Presidential Primary
In Oregon the May primary returns show Senator Tomson of California leading with 40 082 votes, followed by Woof 28 735 Lowdon 14 485 and Hoover 12 822 as results from nearly all counties come in. Also reported are battle updates from Europe and various U.S. notices including a high profile estate dispute and suffrage support.
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Portland
Ore
Tomson
California
Oregon
Johnson
Woof
Lowdon
Hoover
30 Per Cent Clothing Rise Forecast For Fall
Frederick T. Fraser editor of the Haberdasher says clothing prices will jump 80 percent next autumn despite government efforts. He warns against believing that prices for men's and boys' apparel have peaked or are declining, urging the public to expect increases.
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New York
Frederick T. Fraser
the Haberdasher
New York Beer Bill Signed By Governor Smith
Albany May 26 The Walker Oil legalizing beer with up to 275 per cent alcohol by weight was signed by Governor Smith on Monday Also signed the boxing bill restoring professional boxing to legal status President Wilson sent to Congress an offer of J Pierpont Morgan gifting his London residence as an American embassy building Two killed at bull fight in Almeria Spain plus 20 injured Hydroplane Number 296 found upside down at sea off Scotland Lightship New York Flour prices fall in Minneapolis barrell notes Delaware primary Election Wolcott to lead Democratic state convention in Dover Internal revenue agents to collect theater and moving picture taxes Washington May 25
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N. Y
Walker Oil
Smith
New York
Scotland
Ughtehip
St. Paull
Norwalk
G. Sailey
Portsmouth
Lorain
Stanley Jacobski
Acme Laundry Company
Columbus
Marsh
McGuffey
Hardin County
Thomas
Cadiz
Fudd Altstaetter
Columbs Grove
Coshocton
Dalrymple
Lisbon
Elkton
J. P. Walsher
Summit County
Jobe V. Lakes
Trenton
Cincinnati
F. G. Steele
McKinley
Newark
North Robinson
Stella Adelaide Boyer
Germantown
Susanne Robinson
Cumberland
Guernsey County
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Sandusky
E. L. Hannon
Youngstown
H. C. Stanley
Damascus
Alliance
Warren City Firemen's Pension Fund
Western Reserve Luthler Company
Steve Kokzolko
Martins Ferry
Hiram D. Cook
Ashtabula
Joseph J. Gill
Ohio
Steubenville
Frank Kelm
Youngstown Sheet and Tube Company
Chillico
Benjamin Bellamy
Piqua
Pioneer Polo and Shaft Company
Club Men of Columbus
William Smith
East Youngstown
Cleveland
Koehr
Clarence Valentine
State Bureau of Markets
Ohio Baptists
BE. H. Rhoades, Jr
Toledo
E. R. Graves
Women's Baptist Missionary Society of Ohio
Chillicothe
Board of Education
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Department of Agriculture
War Chest Committee of
Hamilton
War Chest
Salvation Army
Edwin W. Rose
Marion
Charlotta Rose
Cleveland Car
Cleveland Railway Company
Stark County Electric Railway Company
State Industrial Commission
Henry Crabtree
Norfolk and Western Railway
Cuil- Neathe
Delta
People's Savings Bank
Mark Casler
Woolen firm indicted for profiteering in 1919 profits
New York May 28 The American Woolen company and its Boston unit with president William M Wood face a twelve count indictment for profiteering under the Lever Act It charges unreasonable prices and cites 1919 net profits of 10513115 with taxes and contingencies reserve Also notes a 15 percent wage increase announced recently More Troops to Ireland London May 28 Reports dispatch of troops to Ireland with orders for the Campbell Highlanders to depart Alder Shot Sutherland Holds Lead Wheeling May 28 In statewide primary totals Sutherland still leads General Wood
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New York
American Woolen Company
Federal Grand Jury
American Woolen Company of
Boston
William M. Wood
American Wooten Company
Ireland
London
Aldershot
Campbell Highlanders
Sutherland
Wheeling
W. Va
Ohio County
Wood
Means of reducing moving costs discussed by U S officials
Washington reports a conference of weights and measures officials opening to address reducing excessive moving costs through honest weights and measures. The brief notes a slight gain for Burlington where census figures show growth of 1.1 percent to 24,167. In Kansas City three men robbed a payroll and a bandit chase in Atchison led to gunfire and injuries.
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Washington
Conference of Weights and Measures Officils
United States
Kansas City
Wilhem Huddleston
Carvey Artificial Limb Company
Place Called Calvary as Prophecy and Power
A devotional sermon argues the place called Calvary fulfills Old Testament prophecy through substitution and atonement. It treats Calvary as the place of pardon, peace, and spiritual power, where faith unites believers with Christ and the cross becomes the life guiding power in daily conduct.
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Calvary
Jerusalem
Palestine
Jesus
Moses
Christ
Jess Christ
Toni
State Lifting of Notices Chronicling Ohio News
Emily Kensey 80 Cadiz killed at home. Mary Fulk 6 dies from accidental shooting near Dover. Peter Lubanovitch 25 Youngstown killed on the job. robbers loot B&O station at Sidney. Time Consolidated Telephone workers strike. Yornestown traction losses cited. Crestline NC road boost. Nelsonville double murder and suicide. Lima hall sale urged. Caldwell high school bond issue ruled invalid. Many local officials and educators granted wage increases. Measles deaths rise. several drownings and fires reported. Numerous political, legal, and crime items across Ohio counties.
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Youngstown
Baltimore and Ohio
Sidney
Sause
Yornestown Traction Lines
Crestline Chamber of Commerce
Crestline
Galton
Nelsonville
James Carr
Wilber Danley
Lima
Burkhardt
Building Committee Council
B. ©. McGraw
McGraw Tire Company
Palestine
Miami
Fla
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Republican State Central Committee
A. W. Abele
Lawrence County Board of Elections
St. Francis Parochial School
Tiffin
Board of Education of
New Philadelphia
Millersburg
Claude Ford
Vandalia
Montgomery County
Forts
Fairfield County Sunday School Association
Lancaster
Marion Chamber of Commerce
Springfeld
Leonard Googelein
Nova Bank
Ashland Court
B. W. Bell
Richland County
Albert S. Flax
First Christian Church
Bellaire
North Hill Christian Church
Akron
Homer Jaccand
Delaware
Walter Harmon
van Wert
Wiltshire
William Yost
Orphans’ Home
Flat Rock
Cleveland Evangelical Association
Cleveland
Communist Party of America
Linden
Columbus
Paul Raymond Tharp
Defiance Gas and Electric Company
Defiance Council
Otto Frantz
Northern Ohio Traction Company
Massillon
F. W. Parker
Picture Play Syndicate
Harriet E. Mills
John W. Joyce
Harold C. Kagy
Kagy
Cox
State Highway Advisory Board
Hamilton
Cincinnati
Robert N. Wilson
Marion Soliier
Mayen
Germany
Willie Sehiaged
Hoboken
N. J
Fritz Rueckert
Lewis Herman
Bertha
Marvin
Henry Rosenbloom
Toledo
Henry E. Woolard
Yale University
Norwalk Baptist Church
James Pahl
United States Naval Academy
Annapolis
Norwalk
George Hess
Grand Jury
Euphria White
Basil
Nathan White
Harry Brown
Port Clinton
John Doss
Ottawa County
Leonard Nolta
Edward Collins
Ohio Penitentiary
Brown
Nolta
Collins
Billy Bugler and the automobile ride charm about dogs
In a playful dog tale Billy Bugler the Boston Bull describes a cheerful car ride with his missy. He notes the scent of air and gas, points out kittens cows and a dog along the road, and delights in how listeners talk about scenery and sights. The anecdote closes with the line that loving a child makes that child love you.
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Billy Bugler
Missy
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