Wreck blamed on engineer after deadly accident
Frank Detauer, engineer of the Baltimore & Ohio passenger train wrecked near Woodville, says he bore full responsibility. He testified he did not receive whistle clearance from an oncoming freight train and assumed it would be safe to proceed, despite signals.
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Wheat and corn edge lower on December options exits
Chicago grain market faced renewed pressure on the December wheat option with a week tone. Wheat Dec slid to 7 25 4 while corn Dec rose to 4 21 4 to 4 24 96 as other dates edged up slightly and tea prices moved within narrow ranges.
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Pittsburg Markets November 21 Prices and Goods
Market prices listed for corn oats hay eggs butter cheese and beef cattle calves hogs and sheep with ranges for quality grades and weights. Notable figures include corn yellow shelled 65 06, No 1 timothy hay 18.50, No 1 clover 17.60, prime cattle 5.65 to 5.80, milk cows 40 to 65, veals 7 to 8, hogs 6.20 to 6.95, sheep 4.00 to 6.40, and various weights and conditions reflected across categories.
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Fooled the Reporters in a Denver Judge Tale
A Denver judge defends a reform approach as a 12 year old boy Billy B refuses to betray trust. He presents his papers and ticket, prompting the judge to push him toward the industrial school while reporters await a dramatic outcome. Billy pledges to stay with the judge or the police, then heads to Crolden to prove the method works.
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