Economic Tumble Echoes Across United States Markets
The report notes a nationwide business crisis with delays in payments and slow consumer activity. It highlights September shifts in commodity prices, including rising wheat costs and cautious corporate spending. Major indices show renewed weakness compared to the prior week, with warnings of further downside risk for the coming period.
Commodity price list of mixed livestock feeds and grains
The document lists various commodities with price ranges including cattle, hogs, sheep, and dairy products. It also covers grains like corn and wheat, with figures such as 4.00 to 12.00 for cattle and 8.00 to 18.00 for whites, reflecting regional market quotes and delivery specifics.
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Spollery
Milwaukee
Whent
New York
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Protest Inquiry Over Wage Cuts for Gallon Workers
An English transcription of a 19th century protest reports workers at a Gallon facility furious over wage reductions. About 80,000 Te workers are described as affected, with grievances tied to pay cuts and labor conditions in June locations.
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Huey
Vie Keim
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Agricitierat Coalition
Ho Crosia
Monitiaetaelige Cvnters
Tyo Hoek
Chicago
Ida Sear
Agaio
International Parsper
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Third Presidential Candidate Chafin Keynote in Chicago Prohibition Meeting
The Prohibition party nominates William D. Chafin as its third presidential candidate at a Chicago ceremony in Murie Hall. Speakers including Swanson, Bel Dicky, Wolfenderger, and McWhirter praised the bid amid forecasts of victory. The keynote stressed unity and advancing prohibition without detailing policy disputes.
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Murie Hall
Wine Arty
Chicago
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Colin
Eniny
Pitts
Sam Bel Dicky
Alki
Med
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Trodeater
Stovona
Tyrone
A. G. Wolfenberger
Lincoln
Nob
Felix T. McWhirter
Indianapolis
Lincoln Hind
Baok
Bryson
Cincinnati
Taft
Avar
United States
Alice
Washington
Chafin
Speoch
Evans Wars No More Fighting Dob Retired After 48 Years
Rear Admiral Trebley D. Evans of the United States Navy retires at age 62 after forty eight years of service the longest tenure of any officer to reach the rank. A farewell reception at Lake Mohonk and a loving cup presentation capped the birthday honors while President Roosevelt sent a letter of high regard.
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Trebley D. Evans
United Brides Navy
Ila
Reir Ad
United States Navy
Lake Mohonk
Eyane
Hlw
Androw
Draper
State of New York
Admiral Eyann
Anyal
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Loig
Roosevelt
Byvans
German Auto Protos First To Reach Paris From New York
The German Protos completed the 11 000 mile New York to Paris road race in 130 days becoming the first to finish while the American Thomas car arrived two days after the leader. The American machine gun secured victory due to transport allowances for the royal coronation rally.
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Auto Protos
New York-to-Paria
Paris
Royal Cor ‘Oy Rall
Noted Political Figure Forms Executive Committee
Chairman Hitchcock of the Republican national committee named Mrs. Lloyd Osbourne to an executive body amid a San Francisco maintenance dispute. Actress Alice Johnstone earns a divorce from Dustin Farnum in New York. Thomas Gargan of the Bone Tangle commission dies in Bar on Germany. Flo undergoes stomach surgery in the past week.
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Republican National
Gouimiittoy
Biy
Lloyd Osbourne
Novaliat
Galt
San Francisco
Alice Johnstone
Grant Jeto
Dustin Farnum
New York
Bone Tangle Commission
Baron
Germany
Flo
High Court 16 Stung In Oil Case Petition
Government petitions the United States Circuit Court of Appeals to review Judge Landis and Grosscup rulings in the Standard Oil fine case. The filing seeks Supreme Court involvement, arguing the appellate ruling misapplied law and erred in upholding the $20,240,000 penalty against Standard Oil Company of Indiana. The document outlines five key government points and notes the petition was filed in Chicago with a 20 day response window.
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Sénenu
Bater
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United States Circuit Court’ of
Anpenis
Chicago
Landis
Indiana
United States Supreme Court
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Edwin W. Sin
James I. Wilkerson
William A. Small
William A. Small of the District Attorney's Office
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Grosseny
Sonman
Baker
Simson
Wilkergon
Ont Beaying
Dover'a
John 8. Miler
H. Company
Supreme Court
Enndis
Straulard
New Jersey
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Ehipwe
Pease Timientionn
Thiago Tridis
Wnawet
Nto
Standard Oil Company
Holting
Tanedte
County commissioners approve repair plan for flood damage
The Blue Earth County commissioners in Minnesota vote to hire funds to fix bridge and road damage from recent floods. Estimated cost about 10,000. A company in Towton will operate air balloons or dirigibles, with pilots from Boston and New York, testing early cargo-dirigible designs.
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Minn
Oygaaland
Towton
Oparata Antoplaios
Dirigibla
Botayoon Hoston
New York
Plana Tla
Bryan Throws Trusts into Spotlight at Indianapolis
In Hoosier Capital Indiana a large assembly heard John Worth Kern, Democratic VP nominee, and William J Bryan decry Republican trust policies. The elaborate Coliseum drew thousands as Kern and Bryan spoke amid a brisk breeze and clear skies.
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Tuddsay
State Fair Grounds
Spenaknra
Korne
William J. Bryan
Republican Party
Strike Looms Over Thousands of Workers in City
A looming strike threatens 25,000 to 80,000 workers, including 10,000 men, with potential stoppages. Unclear wording points to a broad labor dispute tied to a major employer or industry in the area. Officials and unions are preparing for action.
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John Srinnon
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