Opponents of Tion Now in Jail
In Rockford Illinois one night march by about 186 Industrial Workers of the World and Socialists resulted in the arrest of three draft-age protesters who defied registration. Police and deputies contained a crowd outside the jail as banners reading Peace Not War were paraded and the detainees awaited federal guidance on disposition.
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Rockford
Guy W. Ginders
Winnebago County
Conrerpton
Ade Dresnen
War Aims of France Told in Senate Speech
Paris June 7 Premier Riot defined France wartime aims in the Senate echoing the chamber. He affirmed Alsace Lorraine restitution and reparations for invaded territories as justice not conquest. He backed a league of nations and concluded the senate unanimously supported the radical left resolution in line with France’s war aims.
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Paris
Senate
France
Alsace-Lorraine
Wilson
Petrograd
United
League of Pena
Society of Nations
Reiemanger
Radical Left
Ad Men Pledge Red Cross Fund Drive Support
Advertising clubs in 42 cities pledged publicity for a nationwide Red Cross drive aiming to raise 109 million and to complete the Liberty Loan campaign. Members agreed to buy direct advertising space or induce merchants to participate. A total of 427 pages were subscribed in the effort under the Associated Advertising Clubs of the World.
Surge of demand for U S treasury notes drives oversubscription
Washington reports a third oversubscription in six weeks for 20 million dollars of treasury certificates of indebtedness convertible to Liberty Loan bonds. The issue, part of a total about 570 million dollars outstanding, was priced via Federal Reserve banks with estimates of oversubscription up to a third. Additional 200 million dollars in certificates may be offered soon.
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Washington
Treasury
Liberty Loan
Federal Reserve Banks
Tate
British Experts Assist US in Shipping Crisis Efforts
Washington June 7 Two British shipping experts including Under-Secretary J A Salter and director Thome Roydon arrived to aid American officials in stabilizing allied shipping. They will work with the Shipping Board to reduce danger to vessels, conserve tonnage, and devise new trade routes while aiding efficient ship distribution as the United States moves toward becoming the leading shipbuilding nation with twenty one more merchant vessels ready in US yards.
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Washington
JA. Salter
Ministry of Shipping
Thome Roydon
Ciaraine
Shipping Department
jSill
Shipping Board
United States
Fewer Large Ships Sunk By Submarines Last Week
London reports a reduced weekly British shipping loss from mines and submarines with fifteen ships of 1,600 tons and over sunk, three under 1,600 tons, and five fishing vessels. The shore tally shows a decrease in larger ships and an increase in smaller vessels compared with the prior week.
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London
British Admiralty
Food Crops Made Progress In Week
Washington reports in the national weather and crop bulletin that winter wheat shows excellent growth across principal wheat regions. Spring wheat also grows well and corn remains in good shape despite adverse conditions in key states. Early potatoes are in good condition in the south and planting continues in most northern states.
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Washington
Further Delays By American Congress May Prove Serious
June report from the House of Commons cites Captain Bathurst and Matt Wan noting food supply uncertainties. The Ny Chronicle highlights Washington delays in food plans and calls for press examination. Disagreement over acreage limits could affect corn supplies for next fall and impact allied efforts.
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Congress
House of Commons
Chas, Bathurst
Food Control Department
Matt Wan
America
Bathurst
Ny Chronicle
Washington
Advances in Pain Signals Warn of Hidden Ailments
A fragment describes pains that may signal kidney or back problems rather than weather. The notice warns readers to consider underlying causes rather than blaming the weather, suggesting pains in the stomach and kidneys as possible indicators of illness.
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Idnay
Rotating Subjects to Vitalize Rural Agriculture Teaching
The piece argues the key to reviving agriculture education in rural schools is rotating subjects yearly. It cites Oklahoma’s plan of year by year focus on crops, making things, animals, and soil, with trained superintendents and teachers expanding to all counties over four to five years, equating agriculture with broader community life.
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Holden
Oklahoma
le Prive Samrot
American Destroyers Do Excellent Work in War Submarine Hunt
The British port scene via London reports that American destroyers completed their first month of service with favorable weather aiding anti submarine work. They operate closely with British squadrons, rotating patrols and convoy duties, earning shore leave and praise for vigilance. Convoy duties draw admiration from liner crews while American sailors display freedom and financial affluence to British observers.
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Bane
London
Butteriots Registration Day Probed Amid Violent Protest
A Montana demonstration on registration day sparked more than 60 arrests as authorities, including city and county officials, urged dispersal of crowds and street clearance in Buttete. The unrest drew attention at a Wheeler conference with national guardsmen on standby.
Market World Price Ad Corn Market Chicago June 4
Sensational corn market advances at Chicago on June 4 driven by board of trade action Monday night setting a 31.65 per bushel maximum. Early trades showed a 9 12 cent jump, futures surged, and trading moved to a large corner as traders rushed to buy. Wheat and oats firmed on corn strength while provisions eased on cash demand and weak hogs. New York reports stock strength, copper and steel strength, and speculation on rails and coal as bullish sentiment spreads across markets.
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Chicago
Board of Trade Directors
New York
Grain Quotations Winnipeg Close Report
Grain quotations from Winnipeg show No 1 hard at 2.96 and No 1 Northern at 2.86 to 2.96, with arrivals at 3.60. No 2 Northern ranges 2.78 to 2.86 and No 3 wheat 2.61 to 2.78. Listings cover multiple car lots and grades including Durum and Temple grade with varied prices and car counts.
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Northern
Temple
ST. Louie
Chicago
OATS
Mineapolis
Pietersee
Abeah
Terrar Revere
Barker
O. Ewlinsad
Livestock Market Report From South St Paul and Sioux City
June 7 reports show hog receipts around 4,000 with prices 15.30 to 16.60. cattle 2,400 to 7.00 plus. calves 8.6 to 14.0. sheep 100 head down. Sioux City notes 3,600 hogs, 5,000 expected tomorrow, prices 14.90 to 15.60 for mix, cattle 700, sheep 500.
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South St. Paul
Chicago
Helfern
Sioux City
Market Review of Hides Pelts and Wool Prices
Market report from Tha Redick Hide and Fur Co notes weak demand from tanners and lower hide prices by 3 to 2 cents per pound, calf and kip hides down similarly. Tallow and wool show strength with green salted hides varying by category, while dry hides and pelts list a wide range of prices. washed and unwashed wool also referenced with diverse values.
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Tha
Redick Hide & Fur Co
Grand Forks Grain Market In Illinois and Missouri
Market reports show grain prices down in Illinois and Missouri amid a rift over price differentials. Traders assess supply, demand, and regional factors shaping buyer sentiment and pricing.
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Grand Forks Grain Market
Missouri
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AD Men
RED Cross
Bell Telephone
Furness
U.S
New Alliance
Mallova Kajoy
Amba
Janllor
Mboul
Financial Bulletin
Saya
Colorado
Canadian
Baldwin
Allis Chalmers
American Steel
Utah
Pittsburgh Coal
O’brien
Corn Sa
Winnipeg
Minneapolis
Paultry
ARS
Marine Corps
Netiocal Marine Corps Cing
Stocks
Chas. E. Lewis &Co
Duluth
Ralin
Conpera
Induetrilma
Upwarday Security Bldg
Grand Forks
Adolph Ildstad
Mg'r
Northern Produce Co
DaMars
Montana
Alfalfa
Millet
C. J. Barnes Co
Minnesota
North Dakota
M. F. Murphy & Son
Ghene
John Birkholz
WH. D
Ginsberg Bros
Orand
Forks
North Dakots
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