Deportation of Radicals Planned on January 5
Another deportation of alien radicals to Russia is planned by the department of labor for January 5. It will include non citizens defined or unpuide, both at Whispore and New York. This announcement came in federal district court Thursday by A. Pischer, Attorney Galdberg, who said Johnson poste sinal stang secretary of labor notified him that arrangements for the further deportations had been concluded. Flies Four Miles High.
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Russia
Department of Labor
Whispore
New York
A. Pischer
Galdberg
Jonis
Sinal Stang
Labor
Knetd
Battery Service Ad By Wendling Bros in City
An old advertisement from Wendling Bros at 4th and Pearl Sts promotes battery sales and service. It claims repairs and charging for all types of batteries and storage of batteries, mentioning Big A Batteries and auto radiator services.
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Wendling Bros
4Th and Pearl Sts
Daily markets and ticker fragments in New York
Fragmentary market text shows mixed figures and ticker style from New York markets. Names, prices, and listings are incomplete but indicate bond and stock quotes as of early session, with odd symbols and stray letters implying a noisy OCR from a financial page.
General Rail Market And Stocks Rally With Mixed Close
General buying of rails led a volatile session on the New York stock market with gains of 1 to 5 percent in key issues. Strong, Kelly-Springfield and other steel and oil issues rose while some names such as Sears Roebuck and United Fruit eased. The market closed irregular as some rails pulled back and others held gains amid mixed money and London exchange conditions.
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New York
Kaily-Springfeld
Tiros
Atlantic Gulf
United Fruit and Mercantile Marine
Sears-Roebuck
Exchange
London
Crucible Steel
Tosba Ward
Tur
Rangers
American International
Standard Ofe
New Jersey
United States
Wheat Export Market Mixed With Sharp Winnipeg Moves
Market reports show competition between exporters and users with corn and wheat futures in Winnipeg and Chicago. Prices opened varied and swung with brisk buying, May and July contracts moving from gains to declines as profits pressed, while other grains and potatoes also showed firm to steady tones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Via
Winnipeg
Scientists Predict Wonders Beyond Comprehension
A University of Chicago scholar told the American Association for the Advancement of Science that human intelligence may vastly outpace current understanding in the next millions of years. He discussed limits of planetary theories, unlikely interplanetary collapse, and the potential to isolate atoms into electrons, signaling breakthroughs in physics and chemistry.
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Chicago
Numan
Moaulton
University of Chicago
American Assciation For the Advancement of Scienc
Moulton
Fim
Soulion
Kobe Eck
Johns Hopking
Yat. Fay
President Veto Blocks Suspension of Clayton Act
President Wilson vetoed a joint regulation to suspend a section of the Clayton Act restricting common carriers from dealing with firms with interlocking directorates except for limited contract work. He said the act is sound and carriers had time to comply. The veto message was read in the Senate where discussion followed and La Follette asked it be laid over. Cummins was absent.
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Washington
Wilson
Wis
Senate
la Follette
Wisconsin
Cummons
Interstate Commerce Committee
Made Dizzy by Roses and Odd Produce Rates
Chicago and Minneapolis flour and grain markets show fluctuating prices and case counts. Reported figures include eggs, flour barrels, cot ton sacks, and shipments with varying price ranges and quantities, reflecting trading activity across multiple firms in early markets.
Milwaukee Boxers Signed for New York Bout at MSG
Milwaukee lightweights Pinkey Mitchell and Willie Jackson are set for a fifteen round decision bout January 7 at Madison Square Garden. Richie Mitchell, a Milwaukee lightweight slated to fight Denny Leonard January 14, will depart January 3 with Pinkey for New York where both fighters train in German Silver alloyed gear.
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Milwaukee
New York City
Wis
Billy Mitchell
Tex Rickard
Pinkey Mitchell
Willie Jackson
Janu
Ary
Madison Square Garden
New York
Richie Mitchell
Denny
Leonard
Pinkey
France's War Death Toll Shrinks Population by Four Million
Louis Mourier, former director of public assistance, states in a concealed figure that France’s population fell by about four million during the war. He cites efforts to reduce infant mortality and aid public welfare as part of the measures.
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Paris
France
Louis Mourier
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Pines
Frontier Lodge
A. Degen
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Looney
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Aia
WRU
University
Weber
Boone Pwo Wea
Orten Jaute
Ught
Paul
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Btn
Cult
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Re Uwelsth
Erry Streets
Segelke & Kohlhaus Mfg. CO
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Colban
Hawley Commivaion Co
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Burs Apics
Crouuingy
Wees
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Davis
North Apples
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Jonathan
Rome
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Sekuma Bras
Anderesed
Himburgey
Sovisa
GAS Voris
Mt Sale
Anita Reale
Seper
Tor Bale
Ascot
Ukas
Tor Tion Les
Muone
Cieage
WA Mil
Miner TY Fonds
Liberty Boat
Rails Lead Market
Emmaniad
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Sirois
SALOD
Batpolls
Chicagoan
Wilson i
Hirai
Minneapolis
Anderson Realty Co
Main St
J. HL
Bean Tel
Notsis Linker
LA Crosse
Birmingham
Mgr
Interstate Securities Company
Mortsaga
N. W. Brophy Healters
Majestic Ride
S. S. Stafford, Inc
Columbian Trust Company
Coxpon
TOL
Business Company
Charles 5. Kelly
Messrs
Barry, Wainwright
Thache
Summers
Wilkerson, Cassels, Potter and Gilbert
Messrs. Hardman
Bartlett & Gordon
Monroe Street
Chicag
William L. Rossiter
F. L. Koppelberger
Rivoli Theatre
la Crosse, Wis
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