Government urges anti trust action against farm implement firms
A federal trade commission report proposes expanding a government anti trust suit against International Harvester and seeks judicial proceedings against associations tied to farm implement commerce. It notes a 73 percent rise in farm implements from 1914 to 1918 due to price understandings and dealer conduct, and calls reopening of the International Harvester case to craft a dissolution plan restoring competition.
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Washingtun
International Harvester Company
Epil Trade Commission
Spéeig
Eet
Marshall
Incre
Surficial Implement and Association
Southern Association of War On Manufacturers
Cardage Builders’ Natinees Association
National Federation of Implement and Vehicle Dealers
Eastern Federation of Farm Implement Dealers
Internationa Harvester Company
Bhay
Critmates District Court
Minnesota
Spaghetti Chef Keeps 400 Pounds of Hain Noodles on Tour
New York report notes a traveling performer, Tetrareial Look, and Louis Paquet from the McAlpin hotel, as Paquet began making spaghetti tetraquin years ago. His menu includes daily two meals and a chef, with 400 pounds of Hain spaghetti stocked for the tour.
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New York
Berorn
Louis Paquet
Chet de Cui
Gine
McAlpin
Paquet
Sue
William d. Leahy
Better Gardens Reach Across City and Farmers Meet Tonight
Local officials of the State Horticultural Society plan gatherings in the Chamber of Commerce room to form a Van Groste area horticultural auxiliary. The program emphasizes a no-speech, common sense approach to unite park, farm, and city gardeners for winter meetings and summer garden tours.
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State Horticultural Society
State Horticultural Roviely
Chamber of Commerce
Sid Frederic Cranchicrd
Cig
Saya
Uleve
Uno
Stevens Point Man Appeals Wage Suit Ruling
Stevens Point man seeks appeal in a wage dispute over eight hour days and overtime for assembling war materials in Clintonville Wisconsin. The defendant company faces related claims and a larger $70,000 in other suits. a Supreme Court review is anticipated.
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Stevens Point
Steveinston
Wir
Byrom BR
Areision Filml
Clintonville
Wis
Solberg
Stock Market Close and Broad Ticker Highlights
A chaotic stock market close features mixed losses and gains across many industries. Major names such as American Sugar and United States Rubber show activity while locomotives and textiles also trade.
Postponed action against Edward Wheeler in Wyoming court
Fragmented report notes postponement of charges against Edward Wheeler. City Attorney Gsear and the Mulenese discuss previous ordinances revocation and penalties for violators, with fines referenced from $25 to $100. Article ends with scattered notes on local law and unrelated wildlife mentions.
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Anh
Gsear
Yingine
Mths
Wits
Navy appoints surgeon general amid medical leadership shift
Rear Admiral Kelward Rhoves Stitt, head of the U S Navy Medical School since 1916, is named surgeon general of the Navy. The announcement follows eight years of service by his predecessor, Admiral W. Co. Brat Stead, a tropical medicine authority. The change comes as President Wilson faces illness and administrative confirmation is sought.
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Was Mon
Kelward Rhoves Stitt
U.S. Navy Medical School
Isyewood
Akdmiral W. Co. Brat Stead
Admin Grayson
Fresuent Wilson
Europe Sending Its Radicals to the U S Says Minnesotan
A Minnesota observer claims Europe is exporting radicals to the United States. He accuses European governments of restraining immigration and pushing a violent anarchic program. The speaker asserts deportation would be feasible if sufficient tonnage were available, noting estimates of 30 to 15,000,000 shiploads.
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Europe
U. S
United State
Knutson
States
Udued
America
Hotels and residents listed across Wisconsin and Minnesota
An OCR style list shows numerous names and places across Wisconsin Minnesota and nearby states. The unnamed item appears to be a society or hotel guest listing with individuals and towns including La Crosse Madison Winona Minneapolis Eau Claire Milwaukee Dubuque Rochester and many others mentioned in a scattered enumeration.
Lunatic Asylum Visit Reveals Odd Water Test
Visitors at a lunatic asylum ask how inmates are deemed ready to leave. The guide explains they use two large water containers and keep turning the tap on and off to see who stops the flow, noting that those who are not fooled by the test may still be considered ready or not.
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Lone
Avell
King Will Forgery Case Heads to Chicago Court
In Chicago circuit court Judge Jesse Daldwin upheld probate court findings that a purported second will of James C. King, millionaire lumberman who died November 1, 1905, is a forgery. The estate, valued between 5 and 5.5 million dollars, would fund a home for aged men. The case involved Maude Milroy and others, with intertwined claims of forged documents, posthumous codicils, and substantial bequests.
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Chicago
James C. King
Jesse Daldwin
Mary
Melvin
Mintde King
Gongord
N.C
Gaston
Means
New York
Concord
Mannager
Iso
Double Policy Set Forth By Lloyd George
Fragmented text discusses Lloyd George era double policy, urging continuation of a belligerent stance while seeking an honorable settlement with Ireland. Mentions independence of opposing power, aims at peace through negotiated changes, and the government’s dual approach to pressure and possible talks.
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Lloyd George
Concalys Jn
Pra&ct
Belvigerent
Inex
Ireland
Creal
Irsland
Gipping Couple Reads Magazine Ads Amid Domestic Friction
A Birmingham age report recalls Mr and Mrs Gipping quietly reading in a home when Mrs Gipping sighs deeply and taps the row of advertising pages with her finger. He reminds her she promised to read stories and avoid car ads.
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Gipping
Birminghar
Reward Calted Por De yok knows
A rough banter between a brute and a small man unfolds with odd phrases and misheard words. The little man responds while avoiding direct provocation, mentioning a dog and a fancy collar as a potential distraction. The snippet hints at a chaotic street scene from a New York Post column.
Definition of a good sport in seasonal framing
A Boston transcript quotes a good sport motto as to stay lit tle and show well while crowing gently. It emphasizes owning up when beaten and shutting up, highlighting the highest virtue in sportsmanship as restraint and grace.
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Boston
Fiery Eczema Healed by Sulphur Treatment
A skin specialist recommends Menthe Sulphur to stop fiery itching eczema. The remedy reportedly destroys the cause and quickly clears the skin, relieving torment and disfigurement. Sufferers are advised to apply the sulphur preparation and expect smoother skin.
Burro Declared Pest Threatening Grand Canyon
The United States government classifies the burro as a pest. The animal and its offspring spread across the Grand Canyon of the Colorado, threatening scenic values and native wildlife. Trails are damaged and forage depleted, forcing expeditions to seek feed for working animals.
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Washington
Iphis
Grand Canyon
Violent Earth Shocks Reported in Honduras and Deaths Noted
Earthquakes rattled Cholotteen and Hod Gor with strong tremors reported across western regions. In Marion, Frank Bianca died by suicide after his murder trial concluded, connected to the West Frankfort killings of Amiel Calcaterra and Tony Hemp HIL. Eskimos reportedly enjoyed ice cream made from seal oil, snow, and joy in observed species.
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Honduras
San Salvadon
al Sidor
Hod Gor
Marion, Jr
Frank Bianca
Settino de Santins
Biahea
Amiel Calcaterra
Tony Hemp- Hil
West Frankfort
Eskimos
Sugar prices retreat from May peak to season low
Sugar prices fell to the season’s lowest level after a drop of about twenty cents from last May’s high. The decline, tied to shipments from Porto Rico, reflected a one fourth cent fall from Thursday’s close and equated to four cents when including cost, insurance, and freight for the Cuban product.
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Porto Rico
Baseball meeting postponed to Chicago this Friday
The American League meeting scheduled for New York next Wednesday has been postponed to Friday and moved to Chicago. President Ban Johnson announced the change, made at the request of the new baseball dictator Judge Kenesaw Mountain Landis. A joint meeting of both leagues is also requested for a week from Saturday.
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Chicago
Ilc
New York
Ban Johnson
Tudge Kenesaw M. Landis
Andge Laindis
Victims of Crash Sue Interurban Company
Oshkosh residents Charles Tanger and William Lucemane sue Interurban cars operator Wisconsin State Road Heat Power and others in Winnebago County Court for damages totaling 22,000. Plaintiffs seek 5,000 for medicals 2,000 for auto and 4,000 each for other injuries after a crossing collision between Menasha and Applean.
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Oshkosh
Wis
Menasha
Applean
Charles Tanger
Larsen
William Lucemane
Nvenah
Winnebago Shreatt
Wisconsin ‘Itation, Tight, Heat & Power Company
UMI
Langnerys
Five Die in Death Chair at Sing Sing
Five men were executed in Sing Sing prison just before midnight. James St. Cassley, Charles McLaughlin, Joseph Milan, Joseph Teefer and Howard Baker of Rochester were convicted of murders in the Bronx and Wolcott areas. The report notes their cases and a quip about a man on a platform with a cigar.
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Ossining
Gay
Ward Tion
Sing Sing
Nem
James St. Cassley
Charles McLaughliin
Joseph Milanine
Jeseph Teefer
Otto Piato
Ticket Steut
Avenue Suler
Bronx
Howard Baker
Rochester
William DeGreff
Wolcott
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Better Gardens
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Patiki Alemenn Petras
Ibbs
Gloxlaw
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Sugier
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Smoricna Star
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Ewin Lecomte
Taltimiara Mie Glo
Gene
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Muertie Central Lewther
Idler Motors
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Rentral Soler
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Attonwell Motors
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Macitle
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Fool Products
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Fate OU Co
Edward Wheeler
Tlers
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Bester
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Botott
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R. K. Ades
Madisom
A. Wale
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Cooper
Birey
Wiekel
Dubuque
Ty G. Br. Pattivon
Mandovi
Ang Mra. L. Wedomek
Ferryville
Frank Weerterman
Edward Jackson
Independence
I. d. Gellagher
Marquette
Solin
Moline
Benjamin Gcengon
Adams, Wis
King Will
Walter Pulitzer
Jess Han
Mr. Patitzen
Jersod
New York Post
U.S
BIS
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H. Clay Evenson
Interurban
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Gotham
Pir
Yookers Siltnias
Cameron Motor Car Company
South Sixth St. la Crosse, Wis
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