U S Corn Crop Seen Large In Early August
U S corn crop anticipated strong with August 1 conditions pointing to roughly three billion bushels. Analysts note ample yields may underpin market expectations and farm incomes this season.
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Newspaper
New Mexico State Record
Location
Santa Fe, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1920
Page
3
Winter crop yields forecast by Agriculture Department
The report details 102 crop production estimates as of August 1, listing wheat corn oats potatoes and hay. It notes large predicted outputs for spring and winter wheat and corn alongside declines in some areas. The forecast also mentions weather conditions and potential effects on yields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sinalou
Winsters
Ashenhire
Washington
Rusty
Border Booth Routine Holds Mexican Pilot By U S Soldiers
A Mexican pilot and bombing airplane were held by U S soldiers on the border amid reports on Bolshevik notes and Polish corridor tensions. The Daily Mail notes an ultimatum threatening Poland. British advisers gauge a potential corridor concession to Germany amid Warsaw’s defense. Any evacuation debate over Vilna continues as rail material pressures and wartime timber logistics loom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Governor Cantu Ready for Fifteen Day Action in Baja California
Reports from the foreign office via Japanese chargé indicate Governor Cantu plans steps within fifteen days. No hits reported as Mexican forces exchange shots with government garrison. Mexico City officials deny Japanese aid amid rising tensions in Lower California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Esteban Canta
California
Lave
Orado
Lower
Cantu
Foreign Office
Keleho Tie
Washington
Poliv
Warsie
Tuller
Warsaw
Fourth
Brext- Litowsk Aise
Huerta
Los Angeles
Calli
Exluardo Kei
Laneles
Notable Kaiser Associate Dies In Recent Death
The obituary notes the death of a longtime Kaiser associate, Mameda Cal Frits Carl Broemer, once a member of the ex kiers bodyoand, a selected group valued for height and strength. The report marks his passing as a recent event.
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Kaiser
Mameda
Cal
Frits Carl Broemer
Exkiers Bodyoand
Archbishop Mongix Banned from Lending in Liverpool
London reports government acts after police warn of rioting in Liverpool. Archbishop Cannet lands in Archbishops Cannet Land and Mongix is prohibited from lending there to prevent unrest.
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Archbishop Cannet Land
London
Liverpool
Archbshop Mongix
Reds Attack Outer Forts Near Warsaw Capture Reported
Ostrolenka has been captured northwest of Warsaw as reports indicate Red forces attacked the outer forts. The wartime bulletin notes a cap tured town amid ongoing operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ostrolenka
Warsaw
Allies Will Aid Poles in Naval Blockade Effort
Potent dispatches from Berlin report Polish delegates to cross the Russian front August 15 for armistice talks at Minsk. Polish forces defend Warsaw area against Bolshevik pressure along the Bug while Moscow signals no peace talks. The British blockade extends to the Baltic, and Bolshevik detentions of Americans in Moscow are noted.
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Union Newe Serlen
Lateloi
Tliter
Berlin
Beles
Bolshevists
Moscow
Dritid
Minsk
Warsaw
Ostrolenki
Witos
Ish
Men
Hhunique
Poland
Riots, wrecks, and arrests flood Denver streets
chaotic night as tramways clash with strikebreakers across South Broadway and East Side. fatalities reported from a car-turn fire while police arrest twenty three. Mayor calls for 2000 volunteers. safety chiefs order patrols. city slowly disperses after hours of violence.
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Denver
Aus
Dew St
Ors
South Broadway
East Side
Wiece
Cathedral of
Dewey
Hulley
Frank M. Downer
Connectio
Denver Post
Poth
Broadwas
John Blake
Lawrence Street
City
Denver Trades and Libor Assembly
Baller
Newapapeeth
Polish Army Bolsters Defense Against Bot Deviki at Warsaw
Tasik cites patriotism and new sap pies as motivating factors as Polish forces stiffen their defense near Warsaw while Bot Deviki press near the gates. Strong units and local resolve frame the report as the siege tightens.
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Tasik
Hhe
Botdeviki
Warsaw
Cox and Harding to Speak in Denver
Denver hosts planned fall speeches by Republican and Democratic presidential candidates Cox and Harding as organizers say the efforts are proceeding as announced.
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Cox
Harding
Denver
Patrol Streets Under Military Rule Sparks Denver Crisis
A security crackdown leaves 0 dead and 45 wounded as 500 members of the American Legion patrol the streets of Denver under martial law. The developing situation follows a period of unrest and government displacement of local authorities.
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American Legion
Denver
Denver Tramway strike ends as union denies mob ties
Denver authorities report a violent mob clash during the strike, with five dead and forty five wounded. Union leaders deny complicity while plans to call off the strike advance after seven hours of closed deliberation. Federal troops arrive as city remains under strain and negotiations resume.
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Denver
Wetoek
Thursby
Wol. Dewitt
Pitesimons General Hospital
Lerrar
American Legion
Henver
Denver Tres and Labor Assembly
Cannttee
Halley
Tie
Tram Way
Wantmounly
Frederick W. Hild
Sorv Lee
Hild
Neal
He Anton
Lalaht
Port Vier
Col
CC Tallow
Port Logan
Ely
Camp Pansten
Central Department
Tuinat
To Meet Farmers' Demands in North Dakota Harvest
In Bismarck bankers, lawyers, doctors and merchants join farmers to prevent a looming farm labor shortage as Eastern cottege students and hundreds of Boy Scouts travel to assist harvest efforts. In the Canal Zone an agreement between Governor Harding and workers may avert a strike, with tentative wage terms in place.
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Bismarck
N. D
Eastern
Cottege
Canal Zone
Paname
Harding
Norse Leader Roald Amundsen Resumes North Pole Quest
Captain Roald Amundsen, the Norwegian explorer, has just left Nome to resume his attempt to reach the North Pole. The expedition aims to follow furthest polar regions, seeking a historic Northwest Passage route and new Arctic records.
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the Pole
Nome
Ateska
Roald Asnamisen
Lis
Nowe
North Pole
Fire Destroys Town of 2000 in Ohio and Bradford
Dayton Ohio Bradford a railroad town of 200 population northwest of the city has been wiped out by fire with a cost of 1200 dollars. All wires communicating with the town are down. Census reports from Washington note that 14 186 cities and incorporated places in 1910 had populations revealed by the consul.
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Dayton
Ohio
Bradford
Washington
Eitier
Incorporated
Buresn
Accused Cop Presents Burglar As Witness at Inquiry
Patrolman Thomas Schultz of Brooklyn, charged with failing to discover and prevent a burglary, brought burglar Benjamin Rockhower as a witness to the Brooklyn police headquarters tint room. Rockhower admitted entering the De Kalb Avenue drug store with two others and stealing alcohol, claiming it was about 20 minutes after five after viewing a clock. Commissioner Fauret reserved decision.
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Matilyn
Thomas Schultz
Brooklyn
Brooklyn Police
Schulz
Ba. Am
Selitz
al Uly
Ques
Pont
Faun
Benjamin Rockhower
Bushwick Avenue
de Kalb Avenue
Commissioner Fauret
Fat policeman shows speed in Selkirk chase
Chief Wo A. Z. Roker of Selkirk near Winnipeg has shown rapid mobilization for crime war. In a recent incident two Winnipeg youths attempted to rob a Selkirk store. Roker, 268 pounds, chased them through the main street at three o'clock in a nightshirt and returned with both thieves in handcuffs.
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Winnipeg
A. Z. Roker
Selkirk
Canada
Baker
Baltimore man confesses to two wives and double life
John W. Turner of Baltimore admits he has two wives. He married Mixx Jennie Crim in 1902 and has a thirteen year old child. A year ago he wed Sallie Frazier of Prestonsburg Kentucky and has lived with both wives since then. He visits one wife on business to see the other in other parts of the city.
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Baltimore
John W. Turner
Bigaiist
Mixx
Jennie Crim
Turner
Sallie Frazier
Prestonsburg
Miner Struck by Lightning In Coal Mine Near Clearfield
Almar Whitesell a miner was severely injured a mile underground in Clearfield Pennsylvania when lightning struck an iron rail the bolt traveled along the rail shattered a shovel and knocked him unconscious causing severe cuts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clearfield
Almar Whiteell
Whitesell
Mouse Saves Miner Life In Mine Incident
East St Louis resident St. Louis-Frank Lucas was resting when a mouse climbed his trouser leg. A roof clod fell moments later crushing the bench, and Lucas credits the mouse with saving his life. Later, another miner shot at the mouse but Lucas intervened, saying the creature had saved him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Frank Lucas
East St. Louis
Lucas
Eastern live stock market and prices in Chicago report
A fragmented Chicago market summary notes cattle and sheep prices by grade, bulls, calves, and hogs with bulk prices and weekly shifts. Grain quotes include wheat corn and rye, with seeds and produced goods. A final line comments whiskey availability in New York.
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Turkey
New
Cole
Colo
H. T
Dod
Ieee Galens
Calo
Jung Ni
Lee Harley
Timothy
Deaver Brice
Wehien
Cain
Lena
Ous
Bologa
Montly
Westerm
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