Market Opens With Down Tone Then Rebounds Some
Prices opened lower on the New York markets with heavy selling in Amalgamated Copper and American Smelting and Refining. Stocks reversed after a bull rally, then retreated to near opening levels as short interests pressed. Numerous names moved, with widespread activity and a later rally closing active. Clearing house banks held $57,618,623 more than reserve requirements, reflecting a 1.9% shift.
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New York
Wall Street
Ennion Pacific
Chicago
St. Paul
Innespolland Omaha
American Car & Foundry
American Locomotive
American Melting & Refining
Amer
American Sugar Refining
Anaconda Mining Co
Atchison
Sit
Baltimore & Ohio
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Canadian Pacific
Chesapeake & Ohio
Oah
Chicago Northwestern
Milwaukee & St. Paul
Colorado Fuel & Tran
Colorado & Southern
Delaware & Hudson
Denver & Rio Grande
Erie
Great Northern
Great Northern Orextra
Tlinots Central
International Paper
Interborough Met
Interborough-Met
Ptd
Louisville Nashville
Mexican Central
Missouri Pacific
Missouri, Kansas & Texas
National Biscuit
New York Central
Northern Pacific
Pacine Mail
Pennsylvania
People's Gag
Reading
Rock Island Co
Southern Pacific
Southern
Wheat Market Slumps as Cables Weaken Demand
Chicago reports show active but weak wheat trading as September openings slip and cash grain prices retreat. Receipts in Minneapolis, Duluth, and Chicago total 247 cars, with bearish news from crop reports and a late-session broad decline across futures and cash markets.
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Chicago
Minneapolis
Duluth
Reading
Nichols
Dumber
Kgi
Neenah Eagles bid farewell to secretary Kerns. White Sox brace for games
The Neenah lodge of Eagles honored retiring secretary W. Kerns with a gold signet ring. Local sports feature the White Sox set to play Appleton Spirits Colts in Neenah with away games at Hortonville and New London to follow. Also noted are social events, church picnics at Brighton Beach, regional assemblies, and a humane agent action involving Gustave Krithing.
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Northwestern
Neenah, Wis
Lodge of Eagles
W. F.ixerns
Jodge
Chicago
Gus G. Ziemann
Kerns
White Sox
Colts
Appleton
Hortonville
New Londons
Fred Meyer
C. 7. Co
Presbyterian Church
Grane
Brighton Beach
Whs Hughes
Ladysmith
Gether Oleson
St. Paul
Rose Bloor
Frances Collamer
Wilkeshirre
J. R. Bloom
Emma Beckmann
Milwaukee
Neenah
Fond du Lac
Hiveralde Park
Kaukauna
Kimberly
Waverly Beach
Rebekaha
Waupaca
Amherst
Odd Fellows Hall
F. J. Wilkie
Oshkosh
Gustave Krithing
Hycomb
Wis
Birthday celebration ties four generations in Menasha
A Menasha family reunion centers on August 15 birthday coincidences across four generations. Mary Mackin born August 15 1871 in Armagh Ireland, and Mrs Thomas Mackin born August 15 1847 in Ireland, mark the family line. John Mackin born August 15 1875, Patrick Mackin and Raphael Mackin born August 15 1899 complete the four generations. The gathering also notes ten great grandchildren and twenty-two grandchildren. Meanwhile Miss Mayme Welsch and Bert Smith wed at Broad Street home with Rev A E Leonard officiating. They plan a honeymoon trip and will reside in Neenah. Funeral services were held for Catherine Linsdau at St Marys Church with Rev Father Schmitz officiating. Mrs A Blenker hosted friends on Broad Street. Miss Rohloff of Chicago visiting Menasha relatives. Dick OBrien visiting Merrill. Miss Margaret Trost visited Appleton.
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Associated Press
Mennaha. Wie
Mire
Thomas Mackin
Mensaha
Mackin
Mary Mackin
Armagh
Ireland
Menasha
Patrick
John Mackin
John
Raphael Mackin
Merasha
Miss Mayme Welsch
Bert Smith
Neenah
Broad Street
A. E. Leonard
Father Schmitz
A. Blenker
Rohloff
Chicago
Dick O’brien
Merrill
Margaret Trost
Appleton
Taft Seeks Wright as Secretary of War Candidate
Taft today focused on guiding Luke B. Wright to wartime duties and Cuban Panama issues. General Wright stays Hot Springs overnight as West Virginia factions clash while Swisher and Scherer cling to gubernatorial bids, leaving the national committee to decide.
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Associated Press
Hot Springs
Taft
Luke BE
Wright
Panama
Sunda
West Virginia
Swisher
Scherer
National Committee
Governor Davidson Narrowly Rescued From Drowning
Madison Wisconsin August 15 Governor Davidson had a close call while fishing in the Thunder river region when a board broke and he sank into a muddy trout hole. Guide Fred Hutchinson pulled him from the water after he cried out for help. He had mud in his vest pockets and was unable to aid himself.
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Madison
Wis
Davidson
Thunder River
Fred Hutchinson
Monaghan Heads Eagles at Grand Aerie Elections
In Seattle on August 15 the grand lodge of Eagles elected several grand officers. Bernard J. Monaghan was named grand worthy president, Frank F. E. Hering grand worthy vice president, John A. Cline grand worthy chaplain, Conrad H. Mann grand worthy secretary, Finley Melrue grand worthy treasurer, Charles R. McDonald grand conductor, and Robert Armstrong grand inside guard. Trustees include Martin J. Gray, William T. Garland, and others from Milwaukee Helena and New Haven areas.
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Seattle
Wash
Grand Acrie of Eagles
Grand Worthy
Bernard J. Monaghan
Philadelphia
Frank FE. Hering
South Bend
Ind
John A. Cline
Weveland
Conrad HW. Mann
Milwaukee
Finley Melrue
Helena
Charles RH. McDonald
Buffalo
Grand
Flobert Tc. Armatrong
Ort. Worth
Grand Trustees
Martin J. Gray
New Haven
Wilam T. Garland
Hou”ton
Fire Danger Still Close In Canadian West
A Cranbrook dispatch reports a Canadian Pacific fire ranger arriving from Kimberly warns the blaze could worsen if wind shifts. Sullivan buildings and Kimberly remain at risk as heavy smoke darkens the sky. The ranger seeks fifty men to join firefighting efforts while Fernie relief fund contributions keep coming, with total gifts reaching ten thousand dollars after a CP wire of ten thousand dollars yesterday.
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Associated Press
Winnipeg
Man
Cranbrook
Canadian Pacific Railway
Kimberly
Sullivan
Fernie Relef Fund
Paeifie Railway
Japan Responds To China On Kawakita Case
The Japanese government’s reply to China’s protest about the arrest and death of Captain Kawakita, accused spy, says Japanese police authority in Peking is not defined by treaty. It states Kawakita resisted arrest with a sword and was shot in self defense by Japanese gendarmes.
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Associated Press
Tokio
China
Kawakila
Peking
Kawakita
Emigration Firms Face Fallout After Veto Action
Tokio reports that after the veto on Japanese emigration to Hawaii and America, thirty-one emigration firms operated in the country. Since the veto, only three firms remain active, while others have shut doors amid large security deposits at the foreign office. These three still send emigrants to Brazil and Peru.
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Associated Press
Tokio
Hawaiian Islands
America
Thres
Foreign Office
Emi'grenta
Srasit
Peru
Farming Wit Sets Half Effort Free From Worries
An aged rural primer on farm discipline urges cheerful work and half‑completed effort to ease burdens. It stresses soil care, pasturage, and timely plowing, warns against lazy experimentation, and notes risks from wire fences and loose machine parts.
How Fortunes Are Made in Advertising
A promotional piece extols the advertising agency’s copy department led by Claude Hopkins, detailing high salaries, a sixteen-member Advisory Board, and a methodical, risk aware approach. It urges clients to test in six towns and promises profits proportional to expansion, claiming proven success over 35 years.
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Mr. Hopkins
America
Coupon Request for Advertising Book Offer
A brief note invites readers to cut out a coupon to receive the book Safe Advertising, described as an example of advertising powers. It frames the offer as a personal test of whether the reader needs the advertiser.
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Lord & Thomas
Chicago
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