Five-figure Holstein Bull Tops Three-Day St Paul Sale
A St Paul sale under the Minnesota Holstein-Fresian Association saw eighty cattle bring $23,000 total with a two-month-old Holstein bull named Alcartra King Syta selling for $50,000. Other top results included Hoge Colantha Watson at $1,100 and King Watson Legis Star resold to $5,000, as buyers weighed bloodlines and potential value.
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St. Paul
Minnesota Holatein-Fresian Association
Hoge Colantha Watson
Jerry D. Bacon
King Watson Legis Star
Zubrod Segis
Colantha Watson
King Watson
John Donnelly & Sons
Grafton
Delegates from Many Countries to Attend Postwar Cotton Congress
Berne reports one hundred thirty delegates from fourteen countries will attend the first postwar cotton congress in Zurich from June 9 to June 11. Discussions will cover exchange problems progress in cotton culture and proposals for an arbitration tribunal to improve industry legislation and workers conditions.
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Berne
Zurich
Milwaukee Beer Poured Into Zion City Sewer
Zion City on June 7 reported that over 7 000 gallons of Milwaukee Beer stored since 1819 were poured into the sewer. The incident was confirmed by local officials.
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Zion City
Milwaukee
Geo
Disciplinary Action Urged by Secretary Baker
Washington June 7 The inspector general report on Grover Cleveland Bergdoll’s escape will go to the Department of Justice to decide if civilians involved should be prosecuted Secretary Baker announced today that several individuals face disciplinary action though no names were released and the case centers on draft evasion during wartime.
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Washington
Inspector General of the Army
Grover Cleveland Bergdoll
Department of Justice
Baker
Inspector’ General
Millerand to Inspect Work in War Zones
Paris reports Premier Millerand will tour devastated French regions in July to oversee reconstruction efforts. Meanwhile President Deschanel recoiled from injuries after a train fall. A separate Minnesota note indicates a new national party seeks November ballot access with a 48 member committee. La Follette underwent successful but deeper than expected hernia surgery in Rochester, Minnesota.
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Paris
Millerand
France
Deschanel
St. Paul
Minn
Minnesota
Lynn Haines
Minneapolis
J.A. H. Hopkins
New York
Marie T. Garland
Adele Lewisohn
C. J. France
Maryland
Senator La Follette Recovers After Gallbladder Operation
An official bulletin reports gall sacs and gall stones were removed. The bulletin states Senator La Follette's condition is good and he is resting as easily as can be expected after the operation.
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la Follette
Catholic Jubilee in Chicago Marked by High Clergy Attendance
Catholic prelates from across the United States gather in Chicago for a double jubilee in the archdiocese. The event honors the twenty fifth anniversary of Archbishop Mundelein’s ordination and features Cardinal Gibbons and other senior church figures. In related news, trustees of the General Education Board announce Rockefeller Foundation funds totaling $20,251,906.
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Chicago
The
United States
Archdiocese of Chicago
George W. Mundelelm
Cardinal, Gibbons
New York
General Education Board
Hockefeller Foundation
United States Share In Rhineland Occupation Cited
Paris reports the U S share in Germany’s reparations bonds under the Versailles treaty will total about 500 million dollars. The amount represents the first twenty months of American troop occupancy in the Rhineland.
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Paris
United States
Germany
Rhineland
Chiefs of Police Oppose Private Surrenders of Authority
In Detroit on June 7, Joseph M. Quixley of Rochester urged the International Association of Chiefs of Police to oppose surrender of police functions to private societies. He called for firm leadership in addressing social evil gambling liquor and related issues as the convention opens its twenty-seventh year with officers from North America attending.
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Detroit
Mich
International Association of Chiefs of Police
Joseph M. Quixley
Rochester
N. Y
Police Chief Association
North America
Balloon incident at real estate
In St Louis June 7 Joseph Haenny 27 master of ceremonies for a subdivision opening clung to a runaway balloon rope as inflation pulled up stakes. He fell about twenty feet into a brush filled well after letting go. dazed but with no broken limbs, scratches noted.
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St. Louis
Joseph Haenny
Haenny
Girl Escapes Sick Bed To Elope In Hartford Romance
A sensational wartime romance ends with Miss Eleanor Higine fleeing a hospital sick bed to marry Clarence Hall. The couple were found at the groom’s parents’ home west of New London, following her service as a yeomanette and daughter of Captain Robert B. Higgins of the U S Navy.
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Hartford
Con
Clarence Ett Hall
Tie
Conn
New London
Eleanor Higine
Robert B. Higgins
United States Navy
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Regwlar
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Patrick J. Hayes
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