Stock market advances and commodities boost mixed early gains
Markets moved higher on several issues with Pan-American and Mexican Petroleum gains offset by declines in other shores. Mercantile Marine and United Fruit led stock strength while industrials, chemicals, and film groups posted notable advances. later, an irregular final hour trimmed gains as credit concerns and Supreme Court decisions weighed on sentiment.
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Associated Press
New York
Mercantile Marine
United Fruit
Agricultural Chemical
National Aniline
Famous Players
Loen
Nova Scoda Steel
Federal Reserve Bank
United States Supreme Court
Chandler Motor
Kennecott Cooper
Supreme Court
Chicago Grass Coat Market Tumult Fades After Opening Surge
Commercial grain prices opened higher as bears led early trading, with May advancing to 145 1/4, July and September kiting above prior levels. Reports of fresh demand from Chicago, Omaha, and St. Louis spurred optimism before selling pressure pushed prices back toward earlier highs, then nudged downward late in the session.
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Associated Frest
Yesseriay
Daish
Chitaco
Omaha
Kanexe Clix
St. Louis
United States
TayeLrs
Horses and Cattle Event Ad Og Oshkosh Notice
An Oshkosh notice lists horse and cattle related services and contact details. The fragment references Martock and Bowen and a telephone line 498, noting a free charge offering and a scheduling or event context for the livestock market or sale. The readable items indicate animal handling or sales activity with local contact information.
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Martock and Bowen
Oshkosh Poap
Tel
CITY MARKETS PRICES FROM LOCAL DEALERS
Market quotations from Bord and Son for farm and milling products show WHEAT No 7 at 2.49 per bushel winter and No 7 northern at 2.58. BARLEY 1.55 per bushel. OATS 1.00 per bashel. FLOUR 17.00 per barrel. CORN 2.25 per bashel. OSEMEAL 19 pounds per 19 pounds. BEEF CATTLE and PORK PRICES listed by local dealers with various cuts and weights. Specifics include MESS PORK 23.59 per barrel and SOWS SHOULDERS 4 per pound. ROWOOD FURNITURE 16 in stock, 13. Items listed reflect quotations from local retailers and mills.
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Chicago
IUL
Associated Peess
United States Bureau of Markets
Bord & Son
Gshkash
Porthero
Steare
Togtic Spring Bara Gee
Motton
Freth
Calder
Rowood Fuabe
Winneconne to Emulate Omro Cemetery Plan
Special to the Northwestern. At a May 28 meeting under civic influence Winneconne formed a cemetery association. A second large meeting elected nine trustees including Bert Rogers and J H Schneide. The town cemetery will gain a salaried sexton and full grounds upkeep under trustees direction. The association will secure a 99 year lease and manage all funds from the cemetery.
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He Northwestern
Winneconne
Aauspines
Civic Teague
M. F. White
Winneconne Cemetery Association
Messrs
Bert Rogers
J. H. Schneide
Lamont Miller
John Yoy
Edward Race
William Zellmer
Spence Kes
Dora Quigley
H. C. Riley
Miss Welly Moran
Sexton
Farmer representatives back planks for Republican platform
Representatives from sixteen farmer organizations voted for platform planks opposing universal military training urging strict regulation of meat packers and other large food and commodity firms for farmers and calling for reopened railroad control in two years if transportation service remains unsatisfactory. Their requests will be laid before the convention committee on resolutions.
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United Press
Chicago
Advertising lowers costs and fuels distribution
In Indianapolis AP reports the sixteenth annual convention of the Associated Advertising Clubs of the World opened with speakers arguing that advertising reduces consumer costs and does not add taxes. The session highlighted advertising’s role in lifting market standards and aiding distribution, with sectional meetings in the afternoon and a parade for Indianapolis’ hundredth anniversary planned for tonight.
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Associated Press
Indianapolis
Associated Advertising Clubs of the World
Obituaries for Danke Hock Schulitz Greenman and others
Elizabeth Danke 61 dies after months illness survivors include three daughters and one son with funeral Thursday at 5 from House. Daniel Hock 69 dies. funeral Tuesday at 1 from Becen Street church with interment at Nice eraids cemetery. Johanna Schulitz 82 dies. survived by daughter and son with funeral Wednesday at 19 o'clock from Konrad chapel. Alonso Greenman dies at hospital. funeral Wednesday at 1 from Salem church with interment at Salem cemetery. Continuous list notes additional survivors and service details.
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Mercus Street
Edward Berpqciat
Wiliami Sehvitz
Milbraukee
Konrad Chapel
Her. H. Erck
Riveralée Cementors
Greenman
Alonson
Fickett
Aderian Brothers
Salem Church
Ee- Rene Moniz
Tata City
Balem
Spa Conference Postponed Likely Until June 6
Paris reports a delay of the allied German conference planned at Spe with June 31 as the date. Officials cite material preparation problems and flood disruption as reasons. A July 25 deadline is set for Turkey to reply to Allied peace terms. Premier Millerand to tour devastated areas in July. London confirms possible postponement to July and notes a likely allied meeting in London before Spa.
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Associated Press
Paris
Spe
Effeles
Turkey
Millerand
France
Prudent Weschmel
London
Lgpéon
Spa
American Maidens Outshine Greek Women in Philadelphia Exhibit
United Press notes Greek government exhibit in Philadelphia shows Greece’s past and present through classical sculpture casts and Frederic Bais Bonnonnas photographs. It praises American beauty as most marked with many elegant women featured, contrasting Greek and American types.
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United Press
Philadaphis
Greece
Ameri¢ta
George Roussey
United States
Commercial Museum
Crete
Frederic Baisbonnas
Aegian
Supreme Court Rules Against Federal Trade Body
Washington today the supreme court ruled the federal trade commission exceeded its authority by ordering jute bag and steel products cease certain practices The court said the order failed to prove unfair competition by the target firm The ruling preserves the commission's broad powers but limits enforcement of many orders. Washington also saw the court dismiss motions by the Reading Company and its subsidiaries to modify dissolution decrees issued last April 26.
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United Press
Washington
Supreme Court
Wade Commission
Commission
the Trade Commission
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Supreme Court Today
Reading Company
Sty
Women Seek Greater Voice in Party Affairs
In Chicago women leaders negotiated with a subcommittee of the national committee on parity representation. The panel indicated it would recommend expanding the executive committee from ten to eleven members with a push to add women. Further talks were planned after a conference where women urged an even division of seats.
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Associated Press
Chicago
National Committee
Arena
Parliament to Act on Print Paper Policy In Canada
Ottawa reports a decisive session where parliament is expected to approve a plan allowing 125 percent of Canada's newspaper print requirements. The move follows a conference of newspaper owners concluding Saturday, aiming to support publishers amid production costs and market pressures.
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Unites
Otgawa
Canada
Wall Street Aims to Control Movies, Warns Theaters
United Press reports in Cleveland that Wall Street seeks control of the movie industry. If successful, consumer prices could rise. Sidney S Cohen, temporary chairman of the motion picture owners convention, warned the country about the threat and urged vigilance.
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United Press
Develand
Wall Street
Ineas
Uccess
Sidney S_ Cohen
McParland Elected President Of Typographical Union
Unofficial counts from the International Typographical Union show John McParland of Harrisburg PA elected president. Walter W. Garrett of Chicago was reelected First Vice President, James J. Hoban of Indianapolis reelected Second Vice President, J. W. Mays of Indianapolis reelected secretary treasurer, and James Ray reelected delegate to the Trades and Labor Congress of Canada. Official results expected in a week or ten days.
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United Press
Fed Lam
John McParland
Harrisburg
Walter W. Uarrett
Chicago
James J. Hoband
Andianapolis
J. W. Mays
Tadianapolis
Jame Ray
Delapate
Trades and Labor Congress of Canada
Joan S. Smith
Anton
Lowden First Named For Convention Nomination
In Chicago a source says Gov. Frank O Lowden will be first named at the convention with Alabama and Illinois signaling the sequence. It is expected Maj Gen Leonard Wood may follow, with Arizona yielding to Kansas and Senator Hiram Johnson likely third in the roll of states.
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Chicago
Frank
Lowden
Alabame
Leonard Wooden
Arizino J
Kansas
Hiram Johagson
Chinese Drive Off White Men At Picnic Boat Scene
New York reports racial tension as white men clash with a river boatload of Chinese picnickers. Water front police intervene to separate groups and restore order after a near riot near the riverfront.
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Oaied Press
New York
Uility
Water Front
New Jersey
Outlaw Chief Herrero Claims Carranza Committed Suicide
In a statement upon arriving, Rudolfo Herrero insisted President Carranza took his own life after Herrero’s forces attacked. Herrero says a hearing is set for today before General Obregon to discuss the incident and his attackers.
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Herrero
Carranza
United Presidenteo
Rtodolfo Herrero
Autiac
Obre—gon
Mayo Distinguished Service Medal Awarded
The Distinguished Service Medal was awarded to Dr. C. H. Mayo of Rochester Minnesota. Major General Wool pinned the medal in the presence of senior staff. The award announcement had been made earlier.
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Mayo
Associated Press
Chicago
Uwe
C. H. Mare
Rochester
Minn
Ti Wan
Wool
Biiefgl
Vnla
Zion City Drains Beer Into Sewer Amid City Officials Scramble
Chaos in Zion City as over seven thousand gallons of Milwaukee beer are poured into a sewer trough. Police chief George Striad and local authorities ordered the operation after a disrupted garage party. work began early in the morning and continued into the afternoon as bottles were disposed of.
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Associated Press
Thom City
Milwaukee
Jalnce
George Striad
Aan Intent
Galveston Placed Under Martial Law by Governor
By Associated Press Aontia Tea Galveston was placed under martial law effective at noon today in a proclamation signed by Governor Hodby amid freight congestion caused by a longshoremen strike.
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Associated Press
Aontia
Galveston
Tedas
Hodbey
Vienna Churches Robbed as Robbers Strike Historic Edifices
Associated Press reports Vienna is plagued by church burglaries. Maria Hmito and Rochus churches were entered and valuables stolen from altars. Police say about 40,000 residents could be suspects, with 2,405 city burglaries in the last ninety days, 360 arrests, and some recoveries.
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Associated Prean
Vienna
Maria Hmi
Rochus
Ubevals OL Fond Crowne
Wreck Near Mount Cremon Kills One, Injures Ten
A passenger automobile crash north of Mount Cremon Michigan left one woman dead and ten injured, including four seriously. The interurban car struck a spur track at high speed, causing the fatal wreck and widespread injuries.
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Precey
Mount Cremonx
Mich
Thera Teas
Platform Progress Marks Republican Convention Deliberations
The convention moves toward a platform with leaders led by Senator Watson of Indiana pushing the resolutions committee. Agreement grows on the Mexican plank and industrial relations, while an anti strike provision faces resistance. New York delegates organize with Senator Wadsworth as chairman and Moorehead decries the North Carolina primary as a farce with results due after June 19.
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Associated
Chicago
Watson
Indiana
Resolutions Committee
League of Nations
Prinello
Spencers
New York
Todry
Wadsworth
Calder
Committee On Permanent Organization
William Barnes
Baby Found In Home Of Negress Believed To Be Norristown Infant
Dallas police say a white baby found in Blakeley Coughlin’s home is believed to be the missing Norristown infant. Identification awaits a photograph mailed from Norristown. The resident mother provides conflicting statements on how she obtained the child.
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Baby
Blakeley Coughlin
Associated Press
Dallas
Tex
Norristown
Pennsylvania
Pine preservation pact shields Menomonie reserve
Madison state agriculture dept announces a cooperative agreement with the federal Indian service to protect white pine on the Menomonie Indian Reservation in Shawano County from blister rust. The rust arrived two years ago and is curbed by removing currant and gooseberry bushes. The agreement was negotiated by BE G. Pierce for USDA, S. Z. Fracker state forester, and Sr. Ailen, the reserve superintendent.
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Madison
State Department of Agriculture
Federal Indian Service
Menomonie Indian Reservation
Shawano County
Jega
BE. G. Pierce
United States Department of Agriculture
S. 2. Fracker
Sr. Ailen
Women to Seek Hearing Before GOP Platform Committee
The National League of Women Voters announced that two women will apply for a hearing before the Republican platform committee. Maud Woot Park of Washington, chairwoman, said the league would press for issues including child welfare education home and food supply and equal citizenship for married women.
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Chicago
National League of Women Voters
Maud Woot Park
Washington
Fire destroys oil and paint plant in major blaze
A massive fire swept through the National Resin and Paint Company plant causing damage estimated over 3.1 million dollars. The blaze then spread to the nearby Pennsylvania and Delaware Iron Company plant, inflicting about 10,500 dollars in additional losses. Fire crews fought the flames for hours, with extensive smoke seen across the area as investigators began cataloging the causes.
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Pennsylvania and Delaware-Iron Company
Motorist safety and car maintenance tips in old guide
Practical advice for drivers on road preparedness and maintenance. Suggestions include carrying lighting, fuses, tools, and spare bulbs. fuel and carburetor care. proper storage. checks for fuel flow, temperature effects, and brake tension. avoiding deep ruts. correct tube handling. and anti-chafing measures for inner tubes and tires.
Hughes Looms as Dark Horse in Republican Nomination
The article notes Senator Borah’s remark that Hughes could be a second choice if the platform fails. Hughes declines to comment on Borah’s statement while reporters in New York report Borah’s cautious prediction of Hughes as a potential dark horse contender.
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Hughes
Dark Horse
Hughes Supportara
Bend
Hughey
Borah
New York
Charles E. Hughes
Taaho
Supremé Justice
United 2Res
Soran
Local Classified Ads Offer Bargains and Jobs
A jumble of late 19th or early 20th century classified ads lists cheap groceries, musical instruments, furniture, coal, and household items. It includes prices for navy beans and canned goods, a piano for sale, Talking Machine, trade-in offers, wanted help, rental and buy requests, and various job notices. Instances mention Farm goods, piano trade ins, and employment opportunities with locations and phone numbers.
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Clusie
Traxes
Baes
Keady
Qoth Bauer
Flaya
Anl
Sal
Christopher
Ey Shimanns
Gustatus Fee
Yarne Corner
Fifth
Minacesia
Bowen Street
Titan Machines
Fearn
Ottz Street
West Urring
Harding Machine Works
John W. Scott Circle
G. A. KH
Wil Holda
Phillip
Bight Street
Faom
Callet
Bent Avenue
Jackson
Mixin
Reni
Butte Des Morts
Bent
C. G. Church
Them Auto Co
S. Cix Witt
Jack~son Street
Hudson Street
Mt. Vernon Street
Mt. Vernon Street. Phone 2591. Ree Ie Ee
Algoma Street
Grove Street
Irving
Lincoln Avenue
Aisa Ta
Ed Laubenheimer
Oshkosh
Albert Aniowede
Wis
Winnebago Paper Co
Main Street
Ap Riv Mra
Frank Radford
Wisne
Bare Street
Municipal Cinb
Suse
Probate notice in Winnebago County Wisconsin
The Winnebago County Court at Oshkosh is to hear the application of Minden Maynard to admit Kate Newton's last will to probate and to issue letters testamentary to Maynard. Creditors have until October 11, 1920 to present claims for examination and allowance. a special term will be held October 13, 1920 to receive, examine, and adjust all claims against the deceased.
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Winnebaago County
State of
Wisconsin
Winnebago County
Ouhkoshire Anld County
Minden Maynard
Kate Newton
Oshkosh
Fred Bexlinger
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Joe
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Old Commercial Rational Bark
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Baltimore & Ohio
Bethlehem “B
Butte & Superior
Canadian Pacific
Central Leather
Chesapeake & Onto
Chine Copper
Colorado Fuel & Iron
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Erle
General Motors
Goodrich
Great Northern Railroad
Greene Cananea
Planeis Central
Inspiration
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International Paper
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Lackawanna Steel
Brexican Petroleum
Adams Copper
Clévale Steel
Issouri Pacific
York Central
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York
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the Cities
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Reading
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Sinclate
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Studetaker
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Brian Paciac
United Food Products
United States Rubber
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Chicago Cash Grain
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Alabama
Louisiana
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Reets
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Minnecapelin
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Omro
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GIRLS
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Typographical Union
Zion City
Plant OF Oil and Paint CO
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Fifth Avenue
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Elastica
Cook & Brown
Actice
Ethel Anderson
Bienasha
Goo
Anderson
M& Ste. Ry
Milwaukea
C.M & St P
Edward's Cloak Co
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