Chicago grain pit bows to US decree
Chicago Board of Trade imposes urgent rules after government pressure to curb market manipulation. New provisions give directors power to halt trading during the day if prices swing beyond set limits and require director presence for emergency actions. Heavy penalties for violations aim to stabilize the market. A second measure allows initial voting by members, expanding participation in governance during wartime conditions.
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Chicago
Tyvice
Jardine
Chicago Board of Trade
Bourit
Fort Leavenworth
Kan
Plana
Pardchute U
American Telegraph and ‘Letephone Company
Portrait of Prince Nicolas of Romania to Wed Countess of Seafield
A latest portrait notes Prince Nicolas of Romania, son of Queen Mary, set to wed the eighteen year old Countess of Seafield. The heiress inherits over 20 million dollars from a New Zealand relative and controls vast estates. Nicolas, English-trained, serves as a sublieutenant on a British warship in the Mediterranean.
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Prince Nicolas
Romania
Mary
Countess of Seafield
New Zealand
Mediterranean
Bon Air Coal and Trans merger reshapes Tennessee interests
A report describes a 30 million dollar coal meter involved in a merger by Bon Air Coal and Transport Corp. The deal would transfer Tennessee Consolidated Coal and Chattanooga Gas and Coke holdings to the Bon Air group, with stockholder ratification of Chattanooga Gas assets pending.
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Chicago
New York
Bon
Air Coal
Trans Corporation
Bon Air Corporation
Tennessee Consolidated Coal Company
Chattanooga’ 7 ‘Company
Chattanooga Gas and Coke Company
Bishop's Heresy Conviction Upheld by Court
New Orleans The house of bishops of the Protestant Episcopal Church in the United States approved the court finding convicting Bishop William Montgomery Brown of heresy. The house voted 95 to 1 in support as Bishop Brown addressed the assembly on his case.
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Orleans
House of Bishops
Protestant Episcopal Church
United States of America
William Montgomery Brown
Brown
Governor to Deport Eighteen Indiana Aliens to Immigration
Eighteen Lake County aliens confined in Indiana prison are to be paroled by Governor Jackson and handed to immigration authorities for immediate deportation. Twelve others from elsewhere in the state will be affected by the governor's move to deport undesirable aliens.
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Indiana
Gary
Jad
Lake County
Jackson
Bandits Tie Up Mail Truck In Seven Million Heist
A band of robbers halted a mail truck in Los Angeles held six pouches of registered mail and escaped with about $2,000,000 in bonds and securities after enabling a small truck to pass through.
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Los Angeles
May Eliminate President Office Uruguayan Debate Grows
The Telegraph reports a proposal to abolish the presidential office as ornamental is gaining traction in Uruguay. The move would redefine executive power and alter the country’s constitutional framework.
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Buenos Aires
Uruguay
Telegrafo
American Legion Controversy Sparks Post Convention Clash
Fragmented OCR text hints at American Legion event with leadership changes and a contentious meeting. Names and dates are unclear but the core topic involves internal disputes and a call to maintain or reform the legion’s leadership.
Christy Mathewson Dies After Tuberculosis Battle
Baseball star Christy Mathewson, famed as part of the sport's Big Six, died after a long fight with tuberculosis. He served with distinction in World War I, later coaching with the Giants before illness forced his retirement in 1920.
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Christy
Mathewson
Saranac” Lake
MO OY
Christy Mathewson
France
Giants
Noel to Stand Trial for Murder in New Jersey Court
Warrison W Noel, who confessed to kidnapping and killing six year old Mary Daly of Montclair and murdering taxi driver Raymond Pierce, is sane and must face a life degree murder charge in the Court of Common Pleas. Judge Edwin O Caffrey ordered the ruling.
Widow Dr Blake Loses Eye in Tumor Operation
Dr Katherine Blake widow of Dr Joseph A Blake and former wife of Clarence Mackay reportedly lost her right eye during a tumor operation. The news notes her prominence as a renowned surgeon’s spouse and public figure.
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Warrytown
Katherine Blake
Joseph A. Blake
Clarence Mackay
Polish envoy named to succeed resigned minister to the United States
The Warsaw cabinet approved John Cie chanowski as Poland's minister to the United States to replace M Wrohlewski who resigned. The appointment follows a cabinet decision in Warsaw and aims to maintain bilateral relations with Washington.
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Warsaw
Poland
John Ciechanowski
United States
M. Wrohlewski
Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin Teaches Gentle Constipation Relief
A historic advertisement urges mothers to avoid harsh physic on children and promote Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a gentle, effective laxative. It claims a single dose can restore natural bowel movements for weeks, even for chronically constipated kids, and stresses safety and pleasant taste. The copy promotes a large bottle at stores.
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Monticello
Telephone adoption grows in Esthonian city with new exchange
Esthoniay Reval shows gradual telephone adoption with 660 instruments installed in the past year. A modern exchange with 10 000 lines is planned at a cost of 180 000 dollars.
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Esthoniay _ Reval
Esthonia
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