Five Dollar Dag Games on Break in Cotton Market
New York reports no break of more than five dollars in cotton prices for November deliveries with futures around 23.80 in markets today. Other quotes show declines of five to six prints versus yesterday’s close as trading momentum shifts in the southern markets.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Fitrol
Kirin
SOTMD
Bandits Hold Up Illinois Train Then Escape
Bandits in masks halted a Illinois bound train near Treker TL Lefty Niles, taking an estimated sum around 108.50 dollars. Police linked the case to a prior heist on Meistered Malt Ficken Enim Norch-Bound Tiineis Cen Dratmin No 2, with one suspect reportedly saying you got my pal shot.
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Lefty Niles
Chicag
Palioe S Fies
Florey Watton
St. Joseph
Cleris
Recosnivang Jr
EL Stressan
Wilson congratulates president Mullera in Franklin letter
A telegraphic message from Wilson to Mullera extends warm congratulations on Mullera’s election as French president and expected administration. He expresses confidence in strong U S French ties and continued cordial relations between nations. New York dispatch notes a 25 cent Democratic campaign contribution from Tennessee’s Simnel Firefish to the party fund.
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Mullera Washington
Wilson Lurly
Lanandre Miller
Pomen
Ron
Repiblic
Dubes
Democratic Fund
New York
Simelninesnsty
GT. Firefish
Memphis
Daleh
Body of Olive Thomas Arrives in New York
The body of Olive Thomas, motion picture actress, who died recently in Paris, arrived in New York aboard the steamer Mauretanian. A memorial service is planned at St Thomas' Protestant Episcopal Church.
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Olive Thomas
New York
Themis
Paris
St. Thomas
Miss Thomas
Orshinpnd
New Year Fashion Trends Highlight Smart Streetwear
New York fashion authority Cora Moore reports on a bold shift in 1920s style. Tailored suits in white and color accents feature widespread use of tinkered silks, tassels, and decorative braid. Emphasis on white shoes, hosiery, and contrasting belts signals fresh street and sportswear appeal.
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New Yr Fashion Authority
New York
Gary
Hise Fay
Sium Vashion
Russian Women Wed Finns To Escape Soviet Land
In border towns south of Viborg, Russian women marry Finns to gain asylum from the USSR. Finns charge high prices, but many marriages proceed, aided by a loose treaty framework between the two neighboring nations. Couples leave Russia for Riara near Petmerad, joining other migrants seeking safety.
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Viborg
Finland
Russia
Russut
Riara
Petmerad
Meat price cuts cited by Armour head
Armour & Company president Open Ar mon e warns no further meat wholesale reductions soon while meat prices reflect lower wave of by products. He says hides wool and sheep prices show large discounts and postwar normality remains desirable but profiteers must endure losses. potential future reductions in next week rely on carn product signals.
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Owigago
T. Open Armone
Armour & Company
Cme
Campaign aide requests not to name supporters in London race
Miss Viel Ghandlern, aged nine cambaais, asks campaign officials in London to refrain from naming her friends who are assisting her in the race. She urges Torennedé not to refer to her supporters as r Arkisis Thomas Oa.
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Viel Ghandlern
Seloot Sunes
London
de Torennedé
Arkisis Thomas Oa
Russian Girl Scout Unit Leader Formed by Refugee Seniors
Captain Vera Mara Viova formed a Russian refugee senior unit in Petrograd after the 1917 revolution. She organized a younger children group cared for by the American Red Cross in Vladivostok for over a year and arrived with the Russian children being sent back to Petrograd.
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Vera Maraviova
Petrograd
Seouyroup
Enre
Viailivostok
Red Grosse
TSO
Teeregrad
White Sox Players Called to Testify in Baseball Probe
Grand jury subpoenas issued for 12 potential witnesses including Clyde Pluort and other former White Sox players connected to 1910 World Series involvement. United States DA Charles F. Cline says baseball pool tickets traced to Green Castle, Indiana, with postal inspectors probing distribution.
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Tenner
Clyde Pluort
Plote Fonnerma
Rey Schalk
Fobn Collins
Eddie Collins
Eddie Murphy
Gieaan Whitt Sow
United States
Charles F. Cline
Tndar
Green Castle
Ind
Property values rise nine million in gateway city
An annual assessment report shows a record nine million dollar increase in Val Crosse property values for 1920. Real estate and personal property total reach 999,047,656 with notable gains across land and improvements.
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la Crosse
Val Crosse
Lre
J. A. Frisch
Asago
Ely
Rel
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Bid Land & Eides
Honor Men 19 Be Legion Guests at Annual Meeting
Curvuland Ohio reports fifty four living Medal of Honor recipients invited as guests of honor for a national convention. The event on September 27 28 aims to form a permanent organization for the Medal of Honor recipients. Notable invitees include texted names such as Benjamin Wrooklyn Joseph D. Bob Liarstown and more. Colonel Chambers calls these heroes beacons of American valor.
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Ohio
Susueh
Galmady
Joey
Dar Tires
Oresan
Ty Benjamin Wrooklyn
NS. Y
Sidney
New York
Bob Liarstown
Joseph
Chambers
Bread at Twenty Five Cents a Loaf in England
England faces bread shortages as wheat crops shrink to the smallest since early wartime harvesting. Barley prices spike while barley bread could rise. experts warn of shortages if government controls cut wheat and oats acreage further. Professor Jong notes a 6,000 acre loss in wheat area, reducing bread output with meat and dairy markets also constrained.
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Umes Long
Agricultina
Jong
Express Rates Raise Approved by I C C
The Interstate Commerce Commission approved express rate increases averaging 3.9 percent at express sites, part of a total 26 percent rise granted to excess companies recently. The industry had sought increases up to 15 percent, shaping higher charges on class and commodity ships.
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Washington, Sept
Interstate Commerce Commission
MacSwiney Reports Better Night in Prison
Sept 25 report says Terence MacSwiney, Cork mayor, slept better at Grixtom prison and was less in pain though still weak and able to whisper only a few words. The Irish Self-Determination League notes he had a brief sleep and some relief from headaches amid ongoing hunger strike context. Councillor Derham of Balbriggan announced a US hearing invitation for the Committee of One Hundred to study the Irish situation, though his own home was burned in a Black and Tans raid.
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Terence MacSwiney
Cork
Grixtom Prison
Sholletio
Sum Feiner Publin
Derham
Balbriggan
United States
One Hundred
Trish
Black and Tans
Lumber Firms Fined in Madison for Rail Concessions
Four lumber companies Mellen Laurher of Mellen Wisconsin Medford Lumber of Medford John S Owen of Owen and Ruceland McCiuze Lumber of Mellen were fined 1000 dollars each by the United States district court in Madison for obtaining concessions via rail loans to Soo Line, a violation of the Elkins Act. The Soo Line had been fined 5000 dollars earlier for similar conduct. Census data from Huntington and Jackson County shows notable population increases, while Governor Cox resumes his Colorado campaign with stops in Wyoming and at Cheyenne. In Detroit, two bandits robbed Nathan Rose Jewelers on Hastings Street, beating the proprietor’s two sons and escaping with about 12000 dollars in cash and jewelry.
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Wis
Mellen Laurher Company
Melen
Medford Lumber Company
Medford
John S Owen Company
Owen
Ruceland McCiuze Lumber Company
Mellen
Medford Geizer
United Sates District Court
Missraukes
Soo
Elkin
Soo Milroad
Detroit
Robben Desroit
Mich
Nathan Rose
Hastings Street
Restaurants Cut Prices in St Louis Demand Decline
In St Louis on Sept 25 a price cut of 15 percent was announced by restaurants and hotels. The move followed by one vegetable with orders, as food costs and wartime shortages pressured the local dining industry.
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Obie
Cumberprires
Pearly Car Bouse Company
Campinas Officis
Henry Wrrd
Ile S
Annoande
Crow-Alkhart Motor Corporation
Nsent
Bron Corti
ST. Louis
Marine sergeant sets rifle record at world championship
Sergeants Morris Fisher of the U S Marines won the world marksman title using a standard military rifle, the first time this event was won with such a rifle. He scored 996 of 1080 on two 200 meter ranges, beating Lars en of Sweden by seven points amid a field of competitors.
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Udsine
Morris Fisher
United States Marines
Fisher
Larsen
S+veden
Mayor Bentley releases carrier pigeons at Rexall Dery event
In La Crosse the mayor released five thousand carrier pigeons from the Rexall Drug Store in front of cheering crowds. Two pigeons per 2500 stores across a five mile radius from St Louis compete for fastest arrival with prizes for early finishers as results are shared.
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Rexall
Bentley
Rexall Dug J
Remonz
St Louis
Resull Lofts
St. Louis
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Maror
Ertor
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