Europe Blamed for Price Drop in U S Wheat
Representative Halvor Steenerson of Minnesota announced plans to introduce a resolution seeking a federal investigation into European and British actions he says depress U S wheat prices. He and others accuse foreign governments and banks of using antitrust tactics to flood markets and lower costs, affecting U S consumers and farmers.
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U.S
Halvor Steenursm
Minnesota
Ilias Barnes
United Stes Fation
Hidwa
Trenager
Couintrica
Ehnrie
Government of Cats
Forviien
Bureau Federation
Hovermeiesit
Warnes
Barnes
Stechorson
Baliex
the Stoenersom
Bt Appiars
Iemandt
Wiest
Canada
Ache
United States
Comstasioa de
Ae Koee
Tepcorentasives
Railroads Report 1919 Surplus by Company
Railroads showing a surplus balance as of December 31, 1919 include Missouri Pacific and other lines. Major figures list Méhisen at 56,400. Illinois Central at 57,721,7. Pennsylvania at 4. Northern Pacific around 1,003,450.
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Orrie Rain
IBM Eiuntny Plus
Chewrnaunt
Méhisen
Ulan
Taalassouri Pacific
Nortanin Wheitie
Pennsyleania
Yore Central
Unclear text on corporate safety and stock adequacy
Fragmentary note discusses safety concerns and alleged stock adequacy of Fidelity and Capital Corporation of Houston. Mentions voting order and market adequacy but details are unreadable. No clear event or outcome present.
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Pte and Crug
Fidelity and
Huston
Hoover Relief Fund Leadership and National Figures Listed
The document names JTL Love as State Chairman of the Hoover Relief Fund and lists numerous regional and national figures connected to the effort. It mentions representatives from New York City, Columbus, Rochester, Albany, and other locations, with roles for chairmen, vice presidents, secretaries, and committees associated with the relief drive.
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Jtl
Love
Hoover Relief Fund
York
Sh Wars Haten
Berwell Dee Tale
Alfred Weis
Walter Jennirae
Ed Coney
New York City
Frank McGree
Burain
William Rechmeter
Alan
John G Coyle
New. York
Gy. Keighs
Columbus
Maurice Fu Prinses
Edwin Allen Stehrte Feder Conest Y Chu
Armininvention
Guy Etterson
Bene of
Cammeree
Chaitons
Allen Pox Jeneretary
Minstence Wardall
Compiter of Waren
Atate
Mother Struck in Suspected Dwelling Incident
Fragmentary report notes a mother assaulted at a dwelling. Two suspects detained as police investigate a possible motive while capturing unclear details of the incident and individuals involved.
Four investment questions and an area published weekly
The Tribune runs four full columns of investment questions and an area every Sunday. This regular feature provides readers with financial prompts and guidance within a broad market context.
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the Tribune
Mott to Offer Bill in Mouse for Sales Tax
Lawmaker Mott proposes a broad sales tax plan to fund government spending. The measure would set a $3 million annual revenue target and shift taxes from federal to consumption, aiming to lower personal income burdens while expanding revenue sources for public services.
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Mott
Congress evaluates comprehensive plan for national service growth
The document outlines an expected overall appropriation for the coming year of about 1.5 million dollars, intended to fund inauguration of a development program within the agency. It cites multiple committees and subcommittees preparing lines of action.
Wallace to Present Bayonet French Monument to France
Ambassador Wallace will present a Bayonet French Monument to France amid a somber ceremony. Marehals Woon and Morsia, along with Wallace, share the podium as funds from Guerre Ve Rand of Buffalo support the memorial. An inauguration speech precedes the handover of the deed for the land to President Miller.
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Panis
Marehals
Wallace
Ve. Rand
Buffalo
Nico
Miller
City Real Estate Board Seeks Tax Reform Policy
The City Real Estate Board calls for repeal of the excess profits tax and outlines a proposed 1 percent surcharge replacement. The group discusses committee actions, budget impact, and a December 8 meeting to gather individual input on charter provisions and city budget considerations.
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City Real Estate Board
Individisn
Attorney Killed by Car in Unclear Incident
An attorney named Killed by Car in an incident described with fragmented OCR text. Jondman and Troffey figures appear, with unclear actions and a tree involved. Event details, dates, and places are missing or garbled. The readable fragments suggest a fatal accident or collision and a somber legal aftermath.
Turning Point in Transition Reached
The document describes a period of economic crisis with production declines, rising unemployment, and widespread social unrest. It notes government and industry responses, including international trade impacts and financial credit conditions affecting imports and overall economic health. Experts discuss recovering conditions and future stabilization efforts.
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Washington
Fue
Harman
Fayid
Howe
Hormel
Di Pont Company Plans Employee Profit Sharing
In Wilmington Delaware a new plan for employee profits will be announced. The company aims to reward workers with stock options and a profit sharing scheme. Details describe changes to salaries and benefits as well as possible retiree pay adjustments. The plan includes stock price assumptions and payout formulas.
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Wilmington
Del
Ome Woymus
Qilyn Pate Hoses Ulee
Bism Builded Social Drama Shown in Unclear Speech
A garbled report cites a Bishop from Pittsburgh arguing to a national group about socialization and business terms. The fragment suggests tension over munition production and wartime control, with phrases hinting at delayed actions and industry influence.
Fragmentary note on legislatures and reform asks
A garbled passage references legislative reform efforts by a federation and various allied organizations. It mentions women activists and bills related to federal maternity and child labor, with unclear names and misplaced words.
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Nation League
Werner
Inierse
Wien
War Tales and Veterans Endorsements in Fallout of Conflicting Reports
War news from Warsaw describes escaped forces and prisoner captures amid the Belheviki conflict. Reports from HENVER and Col. Dec. 5 outline veterans condemning Baker. Local posts like John S. Stewart Post, Veterans of Foreign Wars, sign statements and publicize positions amid ongoing turmoil.
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Baker Henver
Salmon
Ina Aisie
John S. Stewart
Woman in Hamon case may end with surrender
Ardmore Okla Dec 5 A hint that tomorrow may bring developments in the search for Clara Smith Hamon fugitive on a charge of shooting Jake L Harton. Officials discuss voluntary surrender while others doubt and search continues with authorities hopeful a break will come soon. Continue coverage from Fort Worth and courthouse proceedings.
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Hamon
Marvel
the Tribune
Ardmore
Ohl
Clara Smith Hamon
Jake L. Harton
Repub
National
Rus Obuhty
Clsza Smith
Su Arias Jetini
Punty
Brown
Olin
She
Haman
Flirt
Jake Amon
Rete
Teemortoy
Fort Worth
la Anderson
Hanon
Cute Henen
Tity Huthones
Oliva Delle
Miron
Nighter
Oklshoma City
Taur
Bandits with Silencers Loot Jersey Shop and Farmstead
A violent raid unfolds as a gang uses silencers to attack Cornelis McNumew’s shop and nearby properties. They threaten, loot, and assault workers, ultimately wrecking the store and forcing a confrontation with authorities. Police arrive as the raiders flee after grabbing $200 and injuring several people.
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David Bush
David
Gopmer
Ky Filt
Sito Andoey Truckadgel
Fellen
Awitins
Spd
Doe Road
Mian Park
Amd
Neimbar
Ea Vesti
Prin HM
bUisine
Paterson
Berges Seid
Fosterer
Byrds
Porky
Wits
Thomselvis
Jereerard
Housing expert outlines overcrowding and tuberculosis risk in Brooklyn
Dr. Copeland criticizes crowded housing in Brooklyn claiming insufficient rooms and poor conditions. He argues overcrowding facilitates disease spread including tuberculosis and urges policy action to improve housing supply and living standards in the area.
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Copeland
Brooklyn
Mesotho Vo Re rum Not Radi ACO MAGN Cancer Cure Claim
A dubious announcement claims a halved cost program and a radiative remedy for cancer. It cites unnamed researchers and University of Jon as backing, while warning against false impressions and noting past trials.
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Hee
Bield
Jon University
Friedersen
United States
New York
Indignant Hast Targets Medical Association In Protest
A fragmented historic report shows Hast criticizing the medical association and officials over perceived delays and incompetence in handling an epidemic. The piece mentions ongoing unrest and calls for accountability from leaders and authorities in public health.
Threats Roil Blue Law Debate Warns of Sunday Censorship
Prominent figures in New York discuss enforceable Sunday laws and media censorship. The Rev Charles Francis Potter condemns a blue law push while supporters urge strict limits on publications and films. Speakers, events, and anti blue law sentiment mingle in a high profile public dispute.
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New York
Charles Francis Potter
West Side Unitarian Church
Anti of
Eapper
William Ho Anderson
Anderson
Prile
Tt Sethu Radars
Gorritor
Miller
Atsise
Blac
Mozel Agtor
Stinany Evorning
Arts and Sciences
Frank J. Cobb
The
New York World
Frank A Vangiy
Ublisher of
York
Verity Supreme Court
Justine Charlee
Guy
F. W. Galbraith
Enn Manuer
American Legion
Amon Ro Plachot
Charles Dillingham
Hines Wo Gerard
Sophie Teen Lee
Avid Wark Grifth
Frans Gillme
Frank
Augustus Tho
Otu H. Kehny
Atori de Walker
Jamnex Flaherty Supreme Kiniest
Knichte of Columbsrs
Robert L. Moran
Jonx County
Jullis S. Hache
Sidney A. Cohen
Motban Pictures Theaters of America
Low Shubert
J. J. Shubert
J.S. Wire
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