Market Opens Quietly as Readings Rally Stocks
Stocks showed mixed action at the open with gains in Reading and New York Central amid firmer call money. Rail and equipment shares led some advances while paper shares faded. overall close was irregular and bonds quoted by Hartley.
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Associated Press
Shorts
Reading
New York Central
Texas’ Pacific
Kansas City Southern
Bt Louis & Southwestern
Rock Ieland
New Haven
American Sugar
Crucible Steel
Chandler Motor
Atlantic Gulf Marine Preferred
Allonss
Chicago & Northwestern
City Markets and Commodity Quotations Report
Market prices for grains meats dairy and supplies listed by local dealers and Oshkosh mills. Wheat corn barley oats rye flour and feed prices, dressed stock, hogs beef lamb veal and poultry quotes, plus dairy milk and butter rates and miscellaneous goods like stove oil and hides. Data compiled from local dealers and wholesale outlets with quoted per bushel, per dozen, per pound, and per item figures.
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Bord & Son
Timothy
Bright Deland
Oshkosh
Focal
Jocal
Dreszeé
Fecal Dralera
Feral
BSGS
Tocan
Qeowmiticar
Qeowmiticar Reported Sr Local Dealerr,3 Fotatoes—Per Peck $L25e7140. Ips
Quoiauone
Shearli
Iors
Illinois Commodity Prices Mixed in Chicago Market
Commercial news from Chicago reports assorted commodity quotes including corn No 2 at 1901.82, oats No 2 white at 31.18, rye No 2 at 32.74, seed at 10.00 with 212.09, feed around 35.02, and other items like meal and forks noted in the session.
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Associated Presa
CHTFADS GRANT GOREEE MARKET OPENS WEAK
Opening prices show a cautious start as demand from commission houses eases. Early quotes for July at 21.52 and September at 21.14 slide, with a later rebound fading toward the close. Overall loss on the day as front contracts dip from opening highs.
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Cota
Official Crop Forecast From Washington on Wheat Output
The Agriculture Department projects total wheat at 781 million bushels for the year, down from 941 million last year, with winter wheat 604 million and spring wheat 277 million. Other crops include oats 87.5 percent of normal, barley 87.4, rye 84.4, hay 112 million tons, apples 199 million bushels, peaches 5 million bushels, and acreage figures for oats and barley.
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Associated Press
Washington
D. C
Department of Agriculture
Wheat and oats forecast by state for production
Winter wheat production projections from the agriculture department list top figures by state including Pennsylvania 26 226 000 bushels Ohio 28 417 000 Indiana 21 009 000 Illinois 27 732 000 Missouri 29 535 000 Nebraska 50 090 000 Kansas 109 100 000 Spring wheat area and yield are shown for Minnesota North Dakota South Dakota and others Oats area and production by state including Minnesota Indiana Illinois Michigan Wisconsin and several others with figures in the millions.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Department of Agriculture
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Minnesota
North Dakota
South Dakota
Indiana
Illinois
Michigan
Wisconsin
Nebraska
Kansas
Texas
Obituaries for Martell Danielsen Westover and Hrippene
Obituary notices announce the funeral for Elizabeth Danke Martell of 238 Park Avenue set for Thursday at 2 PM from the home. Survivors include four daughters and several siblings. Karl Oscar Danielsen, 79, of 9 Western Avenue, died recently. funeral arrangements to be announced. Frederick Westover’s funeral occurred yesterday afternoon at 2 PM. burial at Waskau cemetery. Mrs Helen Hrippene Ari bene, of 136 Merritt Street, died. service held at St Mary’s Church with large attendance and significant offerings. pallbearers listed.
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Martell
Elizabeth Danke Martell
Park Avenue
Oscar Larson
H. Brickham
June
Claudia Martell
Danielsen
Karl Oscar Deniel
Ben
Charles Danielsen
Western Avenus
Osh- Kosh
Lewis Danielsen
Oakland
Calif
Mia
J. G. Diehl
John Bresker
Ester Mildred
Katherine
Linda Danielsen
Westover
Frederick Westover
Fiss & Bills
Walter J. Patton
Fater— Meni
Waskau
Erippexe
Helen Hrippene
C. H. Aribene
Merritt Street
St. Mary‘s Church
J. A. Selbach
Riverside Cemetery
E. P. Ostertag
Otto Ostertag
John Ontertag
Harry Ostertag
George Ostertag
Walter Nitschk
Mystery of Skeletons In Cave Baffles Officials
London officials investigate two skeletons found in a cave near Stockport. One skeleton is linked to a sailor and a potential soldier, along with a revolver and a tight glass case. A second set of remains was located nearby, prompting cautious speculation and further inquiry.
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Associated Presa
Winchester
London
Unclear text fragment from 180 editor opinions
Fragmentary OCR notes show editors opinions and practical experience but lack coherent detail or context. No clear event names dates or organizations are identifiable to summarize a specific news item.
Standardization in clothing industry aims to curb speed and ensure quality
The Amalgameated Clothing Workers of America with manufacturers seeks to standardize work quantity and quality, establishing two pay standards and conferences in major cities. The plan, viewed as a new labor management approach, addresses pace, fair pay, and market conditions while balancing worker speed concerns with production needs.
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Associated Press
Boston
Amalpe
Clothing Workers of America
Clothing Workers
Joseph Schlossberg
Iabor
Cummins Maintains Lead In Iowa Republican Primary
United States Senator A B Cummins held a roughly nine thousand vote lead over S W Brookhart for the Republican nomination as returns from 940 of 2,347 precincts came in. Cummins 93034 Brookhart 44352 with governor race still unsettled and convention likely to decide the nominee.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
A B.cummins
S. We. Hrookhart
United States
Antisemitic Riots Reported Killing Jews in Paris Area
A Paris dispatch from the foreign office notes antisemitic outbreaks around June 4 with estimates of twelve Jews killed as rioting continued for several days. The AP reports official dispatches confirming attacks and casualties among Jewish residents.
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Associated Press
Paris
Foreign Office
Zudabest
Division of Sums Germany to Pay Examined at Spa Conference
The Allies plan to divide reparations Germany must pay, with discussions likely at the Spa conference. Germany has raised objections to the proposed division as prep work continues prior to the talks.
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Germany
Associated Press
Paria
Spa
Germana
Itealy
Agreement Recap Sets Sums for War Debts Among Nations
Reported terms from a December accord assign 11 to 20 of the sum to France and 20 to Great Britain with the rest to other allies. The United States is reportedly not named and may be asked to forego part of the payments as a preliminary measure before a conference to confirm President Wilson’s verbal statement in the council of three.
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France
Great Britain
United States
Alan
Wilson
America
British prelate marvels at Yankee generosity
The Archbishop of Canterbury praised American charity at the Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge meeting. He noted U S donors provide vast support abroad while English Anglican missions face tight budgets. He cited Methodist Episcopal and Church of England figures, including a five year mission pledge of £35.9 million and foreign mission board funding of £2 million versus £29,000 for England's own needs.
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Jendone
Canterbury
Society For Promotion of Christian Knowledge
Atlantic
England
Methanist Upiscipsi
Foreign Mission Board
Church of England
Japanese Marines Occupy Nikolaievsk Fortress
Tokyo states after the occupation of Nikolaievsk in Siberia by Japanese marines, ten Japanese who fled a March 12 massacre of hundreds of Japanese nationals, including women and children, were killed around May 21 following the naval arrival.
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Associated Press
Tokyo
Fung G
Navy Department Today
Nikolaevsk
Siberia
Arkansas Delegate Sits On Actual Tack at Convention
An Arkansas delegate in Chicago sat on a tack in his chair causing surprise as an assistant removed it. He said he expected a lively fight but did not anticipate an attack from the rear during the convention.
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Arkansas
Associated Press
Coliseum
Chicago
Body of American Officer Found in Austrian River
A body, believed to be an American officer, was recovered from the Il river near Feldkirch Austria by a fisherman. Boots bore a New York shoe dealer mark and other clothing appeared American in origin.
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Associated Press
Berne
Feldkirch
Austria
New York
Steam table blast kills man at Toronto plant
An Argocited Press report from Toronto states one man died and several were injured when a steam table exploded in a stereotyping room of a Telegram plant. The facility suffered heavy damage and the cause remains undetermined.
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aArgocited Press
Toronto
Torume Telegram
Rules of 1916 Convention Set to Organize Under 1936 Rules
Delegates gathered as Governor Morrow of Kentucky and Gen. Coleman Du Pont of Delaware led a drive to form a permanent organization under the 1936 rules. Mia Marley Worseen of Minneapolis introduced a resolution for a permanent committee, and the convention adjourned to resume tomorrow after a brief pause and a song.
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Ormantention Interia
iBy
Reas Colin
Fefore
Aujournaent Unis
Tr. Coleman du Pont
Delaware
Morrow
Kentucky
Mia Marley Worseen
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Mia
Messeen
Beachman
de Lacland
America
Wisconsin Delegates Named to Convention Committees
Wisconsin delegates to the Republican national convention are listed for the four main committees. Resolutions and permanent organization are led by F Tt and Mary, Krumroy, Credenitiain-il, Ff, Mortenson. Rules and order of business includes Theodore M. Thomas.
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United Press
Coliseum
Citesugo
al Wincensin
F. Tt
Marry
Krumroy
Credenitiain
Mortenson
Rules and Order of
Theodore M. Thomas
New Credentials Committee Adjourns After National Convention
The newly organized credentials committee, called to meet after the national convention closed, adjourned without action to reconvene at 4 p.m. The group was to review the temporary roll reported by the national committee but did not decide any changes.
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United Preas
Collacom
Chicago
Dempsey Goes to Trial on Draft Evasion Charge
Heavyweight champion Jack Dempsey appeared in U S court over draft evasion charges and a conspiracy count tied to his manager Jack Kearny. The case outlines alleged actions to avoid military service.
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Associated Pres
Sea Promise
William Harrison
Jack) Dempsey
United States
Dempsey
Jack Kearny
Petroleum Prices Cut By Standard Oil In New York
The Standard Oil Company of New York reduced petroleum prices today. Refined in tanks costs 1434 cents a gallon and 26 cents for white in barrels 244 cents per barrel.
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Associated Press
New York
Standard Oil Company of
Five Americans Receive Honorary Law Degrees at Columbia
At Columbia University’s 2th annual commencement five distinguished Americans were awarded the honorary LL B degree for their service in organizing and leading America’s World War effort. The honorees include General Pershing Admiral Sims Henry P Davicon Binzhou Charles H Brent and Herbert Hoover. The university deviated from its usual practice by granting a single degree in recognition of varied national service.
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Columbia University
General Pershing
Admiral Sims
Henry P. Davicon
Binzhou Charles
H. Brent
Herbet Hoover
America
Ahown
William S. Lima
Henry P. Davison
Charles H. Brent
Herbert C Boorer
Imperial War Museum to Open in Crystal Palace
Over 10 000 exhibits gathered to form the Imperial War Museum at Crystal Palace London to honor the empire’s war effort. Highlights include signposts from Hell-Pire Corner Piccadilly Hale Avenue, historic guns, Verdun trench sign, and a range of ordnance, paintings, and protective devices. The collection recalls pivotal battles and life on the front with both dramatic and somber items.
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Associated Press
London
Hell-Pire Corner
Piccadilly
Hale Avenue
Fent Iles
Hance
Crystal Palace
Imperial War Museum
Additon
Theka Beazley
Verdun
de Stroyer
Gresham College
Zeppelin
Na-tan
Zeebrughe Mole
Dardenelles
Cabinet Resigns to President Eb ert in Germany
Berlin reports the government submitted its resignation to President Eb ert after elections. Eb ert urged provisional continuation and asked Chancellor Mueller to take steps to finalize Sunday’s parliamentary results to enable a relhoraloh or reconvening at the earliest date.
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Associated Frees
Berlin
Ebert
Mueller
Severe Formosa Earthquake Shakes Eastern Coast
A strong earthquake struck Formosa yesterday with the center near Ywalen on the eastern coast. Casualties were reported and buildings damaged though Tai Nan and Tai Pei escaped major damage. Other areas suffered serious impact.
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Associated Press
Tolyo
Formos
Ywalen
Tai Nan
Tai Pei
Steamer James Watt and barge Fritz run aground near Mackinaw City
In dense fog early today the steamer James Watt and the barge Fritz grounded on Graham Shoal while en route to a Lake Michigan port. Authorities say both vessels are not in immediate danger.
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Associated Preaz
Mackinaw City
Mich
James Watt
Fritz
Lake Michigan
Graham Shoal
Cooperation in Austria expands cooperative stores network
Vienna reports Nether-Austria workmen cooperators already number 400000 members and plan to extend activities beyond groceries to bakeries butcheries and dairy stations.
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Associated Press
Vienna
Nether-Austria
Germans Are Repatriated After War Prisoner Return
The report notes that most German prisoners held in camps in Japan and in China have been repatriated. The text also briefly mentions a courtship scene and a domestic moment where a wife sings to help her husband sleep.
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Japan
Ching
Classifieds mix of goods and job ads from old newspaper page
A jumble of practical ads lists items for sale including canned goods and tomatoes with low prices, used trunks and repairs, travel gear and pianos for sale, Liberty Bonds engagement, and job wants for a washer and other trades, with contact details and addresses.
Probate notice and local orchestra ads in Oshkosh Wisconsin
Notice of a special county court term in Oshkosh Wisconsin to settle the estate of August oh administrated by Wilhelmins Kelch with final account and inheritance tax adjudication. Also an auction of four to fourteen piece music ensemble with contact numbers for booking The Acme Orchestra advertises fresh from New York and Chicago engagements.
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Winnebago County
Wisconsin
Oshkosh
Wilhelmins Kelch
August Oh
Onhkosh
Old County
Royalls
Ered Beglinger
New York
Chicago
Reel Musiciana
Arthur Rothe
Samer
Ea. A. Schrottkhy
Fod Kitz
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