Wreck of the Twentieth Century Limited Declares Cause
A 14 year old boy is blamed for the Mentor derailment killing nineteen. William Usher and James Barnes arrived at the scene within twenty minutes and found the switch open and locked. Lake Shore officials consider a maniac or revenge motive. Boston manager W H Abbott was not a passenger on the wreck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Albany
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad
Chicago
Cassat
New York Central
Charles M. Schaeffer
Cleveland, O
H. S. Storrs
Lake Shore
Maniac
Boston
W. H. Abbott
Wheeling Corrugating Company
Twentieth Century Limited
Mentor
Artistic Home Wedding Unites Heller and Batterson
Miss Harriet Kennedy Heller married Ray N Batterson yesterday at 5 pm in the Heller home on North Mulberry street. Rev J W Potter performed the ring ceremony. Miss True Batterson sang O Promise Me. The couple will reside in Pasadena after a short eastern trip and return to 365 North El Molino Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet Kennedy Heller
Ray N. Batterson
Chas. Heller
North Mulberry Street
Miss Heller
Mr. Batterson
J. W. Potter
M. E. Church
Miss True Batterson
Elmer Batterson
Miss Batterson
Batterson
Muscatine
Pasadena
Cal
North Elmolino Street
Enjoyed Outing at City Railway Park
Fifteen members of the Ladies of the Macca bees visited City Railway Park for a group outing enjoying the park facilities and social time together.
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City Railway Park
Ladies of the Maccabees
Corset Sale Offers 39 Cent Bargains Saturday
Boston Store advertises a Saturday corset sale offering girdles and corsets at 39 cents each. Various styles and colors are listed, with original prices up to $1.00. The ad targets ladies and girls, promising pleasing selections and attached hose supporters.
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Boston
Silk Rib Bons Sale At Boston Store
Handful silk rib bons promoted at 10¢ per yard with a large stock of all silk ribbons described as the finest, widest goods. Offers include narrow rib bons 1c and 5c yard, 5 inch changeable taffeta ribbons in all colors at Segard, claims the Muscatine ribbon counter is the best.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Segard
Muscatine
Pretty Wash Goods Yard Display Ad
A local yard advertises fifty new pretty wash goods bought late in the season at reduced prices. It highlights white goods with new patterns priced at 8c 1c 12c 15c and 25c per yard and other wash goods at 5c 11c 12c and up to 50c.
Too Many Silks at Boston Store Saturday Sale
The Boston Store advertises a Saturday sale on June 21 with limited stock of silks including 4 remaining dress patterns and foulard Octs silks discounted from 1.00 per yard to clear inventory.
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Boston
Foulard
Luncheon Service After Afternoon Outing
The gentlemen went later and at 6 o'clock luncheon, which the ladies had taken, was served. About 9 o'clock all returned to the city.
Young Men Host Pleasant Evening In Lincoln
A group of young men hosted a cheerful gathering for their escorts in Lincoln Nebraska. The evening included a river launch ride followed by refreshments at Leu's parlors and a lively dance at the armory with the Thomas orchestra. George Koenigsaecker and Alfred Wagner helped organize the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leu
Armory
Thomas
George Koenigsaecker
Alfred Wagner
Clarence Schmidt
Ray Reesink
Lauren Henderson
Maynard Thompson
Frank Butler
Harlow McDermid
Ralph Leysen
Ralph Reuling
Fred Appelgate
Fred Morgan
Amos Weidlin
Raymond Chiles
John Roach
Geo. Koenigsaecker
Arleigh Ruckdeschel
Washington Gazette Hosts Luncheon for Local Ladies
Miss Kathryn Kennelly entertained about 20 young ladies at her East Washington street home in honor of Miss Blanche Munn and Miss Beulah Bennison of Muscatine. Pink and white roses decorated the rooms as Entre Nous colors inspired the three course luncheon served by Miss Fanny Winters and Miss Cecil Rogers.
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Washington
Kathryn Kennelly
East Washington Street
Blanche Munn
Beulah Bennison
Muscatine
Fanny Winters
Cecil Rogers
Crees to Host Dinner for New Mr and Mrs Crees Jr
Mr and Mrs N E Crees will entertain with a 6 oclock dinner at their West Liberty home tomorrow night honoring Mr and Mrs N E Crees Jr who were married in the city Wednesday. Attending will be Mr and Mrs F L Schwertfeger daughters Hattie and Stella son Fred from this city and Miss Dora Emmerson of New Boston Illinois visiting here.
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N. E. Crees
West Liberty
N. E. Crees, Jr
F. L. Schwertfeger
Hattie
Stella
Fred
Dora Emmerson
New Boston
Rathbone Sisters Shine at City Railway Park Outing
Yesterday afternoon at City Railway park the Rathbone Sisters drew cheers as they led a lively community outing. The event showcased local families and enjoyed pleasant weather, with attendees noting the sisters’ performances and the park’s festive atmosphere.
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Rathbone Sisters
Park Picnic Ends With Evening Dance and Return
A group enjoyed an afternoon at the park with husbands arriving later for a 6 o'clock picnic supper. Dancing followed at the park pavilion until 10 p.m. before the party returned to the ty.
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Park
Surprise luncheon for Mrs. Hartwick by 25 friends
Mrs. Herman Hartwick hosted about 25 lady friends at her Woodlawn Avenue home yesterday. The afternoon was pleasant and at 5 o'clock a luncheon was served to the guests before they departed.
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Herman Hartwick
Woodlawn Avenue
Miss Effie and Eva Groves Host Monroe Street Party
Miss Effie and Miss Eva Groves entertained about 18 friends last evening at their Monroe street home with amusing games and refreshments.
Commodity market and receipts report note
Private wire figures show wheat and corn futures with July and Sep contracts and bid-ask ranges. Car received tallies list today and estimated tomorrow. Kansas City and Omaha receipts include hogs and cattle. Northwestern and Duluth/Glen totals compare today, last week, and last year.
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Closey
Kansas City
Omaha
Orthwestern
Minneapolis
Duluth
Chicago Produce Market Wheat Prices Report
The Associated Press notes in Chicago on June 23 that No. 2 red wheat is $1.05, No. 3 red 96¢ to $1.00, No. 2 hard $1.95, and No. 3 hard 96¢ to $1.00.
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Chicago
The
Associated Press
Commodity Futures Prices and Market Figures Digest
The report lists mixed futures data across sept and july contracts for grains and meats. It records opening, highest, lowest, and closing prices with percent changes for No. 2 and No. 3 varieties, white and yellow denominations, plus specific pork, lard, ribs, rye, clover, barley, and flax prices and cash values.
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Fiax
Chicago Live Stock Market Report
Chicago on June 23 reports cattle receipts at 2000 with steady prices across grades. Hogs receipts at 15900 rise about five cents with ranges from 5.25 to 5.42 for mix and good heavy stock from 5.30 to 5.42. Sheep receipts are steady with lambs and yearlings strong around 4.50 to 6.50.
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Eaeege
Chicago
Chicago Butter and Egg Market Report
Butter steady for creameries at 16 19 a dairies 15 18c. Eggs steady with prices 121 and 134c. Trade quiet after a calm market day in Chicago.
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Chicago
Chicago Poultry Market Report
Chicago June 23 poultry market shows weakness with turkeys 11 to 15 cents, chickens 11 to 16 cents, springs 16 to 22 cents.
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Chicago
New York Poultry Prices Mixed Across Varieties
In New York on June 23 poultry prices ranged from 10 to 15 cents for fowls, 22 cents for springs, 20 to 25 cents for broilers, and 13 1 2 cents for turkeys as market listings show varying values.
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New York
New York Produce Market Update
New York June 23 Wheat July 954% qe Corn July 59 4c market report notes price quotes and a brief snapshot of futures activity on the commodities floor.
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New York
New York Butter and Egg Market Report
New York on June 23 reports butter unchanged and eggs unchanged with no price shifts noted.
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New York
Peoria Produce Market Report
Peoria market note from June 23 records No. 3 corn at 54 cents per bushel in a brief commodity listing.
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Peoria
Yale Boat Rower Removed for Cribbing in Exam
Cornelius E. Daly, Yale varsity oarsman, was found to have cribbed in a psychology examination and was removed from the boat. Ortmayer from the varsity four was placed in his position in New Haven on June 23.
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Daly
Yale
New Haven
Conn
Cornelius E. Daly
Ortmayer
Also Mentioned on This Page
H. M. Bartlett
J. E. Kranz
Florist, Cpp. Journal
Iowa Ave
Iowa
Braunworth
Fair Grounds
Iowa Avenue
J. W. Halland
Myrtle Crees
Miss Nelson
Fort Dodge
Slater
Brazel’s
C. A. W. Colee
Chapman
Olga Colee
Audubon
Dad Doisen
Muscatine White Sox
Riverside
Helen
Eva Lezotte
East Third Street
Helen Blair
Davenport
R. A. Schmidt
Oak Street
Mescatine White Sox
Haussler
Wilton
Dr. Ross
Walter Lewis
West Sixth Street
Burlington
Mackey’s Model Clothing
Ogilvie Bros
Melba Shoe
Cash House
Wilsons Shoe Store
Guests OF
MR. and
Mrs. Crees
Donovan Commission Co
CIOCK
M.C. Hayes CO
A. Sugar
So. Poc
St. Paul
Mo. Pac
UN. Paconta
A. Coppe
Enn
Atchison
N Cent
Island
Ill. Cent
Erie Pld Sons OE
Tex. Pac
Eo. Gas
Great W
Ladies’ Union
Rockford
Siegel & Isaacson, Props
Ogilvie's Grocery
I. Mierel & Son, Jewelers
McColm Dry Goods Company
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