Markets Open Higher Amid Mixed Stock Activity
Wall Street opened with most stocks higher than the previous close, led by gains in speculative favorites while laggards showed selling pressure. Traders cited large sell orders, shifting demand for rail and sugar issues, and a bullish tilt from Western grain and Liverpool price declines, with September futures for corn and wheat showing uneven gains. Local receipts and export activity supported price volatility across grains and pork markets.
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Madaglive
Union Pititic
Adig
Northern Pacific
Nalignit
Baltimore& Oale
Ance
Lst
Wasterday
Tiss
Pacife
Wnational
KEW Fork
Chicago
Ave
Canada
Liverpool
Minneapolis
Duluth
Seaboard
City Markets Dairy Prices Paid to Farmers Reported
Prices paid to farmers for dairy products in city markets are reported by local dealers. The document lists butter creamery, eggs, and various weights and live lots with references to market reporters and observers.
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Milwaukes
Wis
Renuil
Fancy
Michigan
Virginia
Venta H.ong
Jerseys
Celury
Springers
Gucke
Cherrie
Case
Pep Cahontas
Toca
Genterey
Roentz
Simep Palts
Sherlings
Lina
Incat
Boss & Welsmiller
Boss & Welssaflter
Fanner & Mueller
Dea
Butster—Dairy
Jock Seale
American athletes return from Olympiad aboard Majestic
Twelve American athletes including Cornell’s John Carpenter arrive in New York aboard the Majestic. Carpenter, disqualified after finishing first in the 400 metre race, denies any recall of contact with Lieutenant Halawetle and says witnesses will support his account. Also aboard are Forrest Smithson, J A Rector, Harry Hillman, E T Cooke, Gilbert, Burroughs, and Griffin.
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Associated Press
New York
John C.arepenter
Cornell University
Majestic
Carpanter
Halawetle
Carpenter
the Majestic
Forrest Smithson
J. A. Rector
Harry Hillman
E. T. Cooke
Gilbert
W. G. Burroughs
Chicago
M. A. H. Griffin
Indiana
Minister cuts short holiday amid Caribbean tensions
The minister of Marine returns today to be ready if developments in the Caribbean and the dispute between the Netherlands and Venezuela require action. A cruiser task force is expected to be deployed only for the West Indies before the end of the day.
Head Found Floating as Murder Suspect Searched
Cleveland officials probe brutal killing after a trunk with woman’s clothing and a severed head surfaced. Police review a man and a woman seen at Columbus road bridge tossing the trunk and drag the lake mouth for the body head remains. An morgue exam suggests the head may stem from a dissection.
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Cleveland, O
Columbus Road
Columb Road
Neighborhood row ends with wife’s departure and a blow
A Neenah Wis incident describes a domestic quarrel on new street where a boarder allegedly “butted in” arousing a separation. the husband struck the wife with a hammer in a heated dispute. Chief Brown is away but expected to arrest the boarder. An eloping Chicago pair sought a marriage license but delayed by age and consent rules. other civic notices cover local meetings and events.
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Now Street
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Ple
Clevelanit
Oshkosh
Tin
Chicago
Ted
Walt Jong
Hin
Henry Sorenson
Gus Aleman
Atheart
General Merchants’ Association
Mystic Men's Association
Neemah
Tans Ia
Della Lawkingon
van Slyke
Emery Sharratt
Neenah Streets
Inde
Mrs Linsdau Dead and Local News From Menasha
Special to The Northw Menasha Wisconsin reports the death of Mrs Linsdau age twenty two at her home on Wigering Alness. The notice notes her daughter and local survivors, a wedding to a Mr Rouke of Minneapolis, and a honeymoon trip to Chicago. Plans mention an excursion train to Manitowoc and a proposed Little Lake bridge project between Menasha and Appleton with watchmen on the aging span. Rose Wheeler visits from Minneapolis and several local events are noted along with a boat ride on Lake Winnebago.
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Lingdau
Woneer
Katherine Dent
Wigering Alness
Jin
Dent
Misa Pee
Jaansdau
Mita Mau Quinlaniso
Sthinelander
AL *Rouke
Minneapolis
Father Schmitz
St. Marparsonane
Uni
LaValle
Clayton
Chicago
Manitowoc
Joe
Lake Shore
Northwestern Railweye Company
Arona Little Lake
Butte Des Moria
Appleton
Rose Wheeler
Anenual Plenig
Menasha Aarle
Fagies
Waverly
Charles Taft Hosts Caddies at Hot Springs Watermelon Feast
Fragmentary notes describe Charles Taft son of the Republican nominee entertaining caddies at a Hot Springs Virginia golf course with a watermelon feast. Other items mention labor and political tensions, arrests, and distant international affairs in a garbled news snippet.
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Charles Taft
Hot Springs
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