Market Summary Sees Crucible Lead Decline Amid Broad Pressure
The report shows New York Crucible Steel firm early but sliding to 138.75 as selling accelerates on large volume. Other issues mostly down or flat with chemicals and steels driving losses, while rail and shipping stay steadier. Foreign exchange hints at London remittance strength, and overall market ends heavy with few leaders advancing.
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Associated Press
New Yorke
Crucible Steel
Crucible
Ty Points
Canadian Pacific
London
United States Steel
Baldwin
Grain and Livestock Prices and Market Report Summary
Chicago and Milwaukee market notes show wheat and corn prices with several grades quoted. Cattle, hogs, and sheep receipts and prices fall, with weekly shifts in demand and price directions. Regional reports from Milwaukee and Minneapolis add dairy, flour, and butter quotes, plus assorted farm commodity figures.
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Bord & Son
Simopet Ae
Bright Gplase
Oshkosh Milling Companies
Northern
Ecan
Corlees Anes Et C. Rewaliora
Eocs—Ferigen
Coat and poultry price list itemizes live chicken weight
The notice lists coats and buckwheat prices followed by a poultry line. It shows chickens with live weight wholesale pricing at 22 to 26 cents. The fragment indicates a catalog-style price sheet from a local supplier or market advertisement.
Zeppelin Representatives Confer With Henry Ford
Detroit reports Alfred Colsman W E Doerr and O Milary from the Zeppelin company met Henry Ford to discuss American rights to Zeppelin patents. They were said to be involved with Goodyear and aviation industry promoters in Detroit, part of a larger delegation seeking American capital for Zeppelin production and German industry relief. No results were announced.
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United Press
Detroit
Mich
Alfred Colsman
W E. Doerr
O Milary
Zeppelin Company
Germany
Henry Ford
Zeppelin
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company
Statler
Goodyear Company
Col Aidney L. Walden
William B. Mayo
Ford
Arrests Expected in the Coughlin Kidnaping Case
United Press reports arrests expected tonight in the Blakely Coughlin kidnapping case and related swindle. Father Daniel Coughlin shows guarded faith while police pursue a new clue targeting Norristown’s Italian section. Authorities and father fear the child is dead.
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Coughlin
United Press
Blakely Coughlin
Norristown
Wormstown
Blakely
Lake drag net focuses on missing head in murder case
A bloodstained car found eighteen miles south contained a bloody shirt as investigators dragged Lake Con contrary through the night to locate the head of a murdered woman. The 25 year old victim’s body lay in the lake, weighted by two iron bed rails, suggesting the crime occurred elsewhere and was moved to the lake to conceal it.
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Associated Press
St. Joseph
Here
Lake
Wilson Expected to Act on Waterpower Bill Today
President Wilson’s action on the waterpower bill and ten other measures, passed at the last session and deemed signable within ten days by the Attorney General, was expected to be announced late today. The package includes wartime law repeals and authorizes a presidential committee to confer with Canada on export restrictions for pulpwood.
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Associated Press
Washington
Wilson
Palmer
Condition Of Former Surgeon General Serious
The condition of Maj. Gen. William M. Gorgas, former surgeon general of the United States Army, is described as much more serious than previously believed. Friends who were optimistic have changed their view as of today. Reports indicate that three or four days ago hope for recovery faded, but he then showed some improvement while remaining in a dangerous state.
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Associated Press
William M. ,Gorgas
United States Army
Madison Police Trial Draws Crowds as Two Witnesses Speak
In Madison a preliminary trial for Mathew Lynaugh the policeman who shot Carl E. Jandorf drew town residents and students to the superior court. Key witnesses BW Jones of Fond du Lac and Robert L. Gilman of Oshkosh described a crowd around the officer, Jandorf stepping toward him, and the fatal shot after a confrontation.
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Oshkosh
Fond du Lac
Vty
Associated Press
Madison
Superior Court
Mathew Lynaugh
Carl E. Jandorf
University
Lynaugh
BW. Jones
Robert L. Gilman
Jones
Jandorf
Janndorf
Gillman
Drive on Bituminous Profiteers Ordered
Attorney General Palmer orders a drive on profiteers in bituminous coal with all federal district attorneys to focus on charges of profiteering and seek indictments where warranted. Prices at mines allegedly range from seven to twenty one dollars per ton with further rises expected amid claims of car shortages and export demand. Production costs increased from 2.72 to 2.79 dollars per ton due to higher labor costs.
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Associated Press
Waskington
Palmer
Department of Justice
Dir. Palmer
Federal Trade Commission
Developments Expected in Moss Shooting Case at Camp Grant
At Camp Grant military and civil authorities said notable developments were anticipated before day's end in the Moss shooting case involving Mrs Maay de Lucille Moss wife of Capt EHH Moss. The authorities disclosed that two soldiers reported to be at Dixon Illinois and Fast Moline Illinois had no connection and were AWOL for some time. Private Towers who died by shooting in a park was traced to remain inside the camp until yesterday with a valid pass until 11 30 last night.
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Associated Press
Camp Grant
Maay de Lucille Moss
E& HH Moss
Dixon
Ill
Fast Moline
Moss
Towers
Second Attempt On Life Of Ironwood Woman
Ironwood Mich. Mary Smolar a boarding house owner was injured when a dynamite bomb exploded in her kitchen stove in an early today attack. She was hospitalized with injuries believed possibly fatal. The attempt is blamed on a suitor, a miner at Anvil, following a prior similar incident two days earlier.
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Associated Press
Ironwood
Mich
Mary Smolar
Smolar
Che
Womit
Anvil
Whisky seizures spike as trucks seized in Cleveland operation
Federal agents seized 335 cases of whisky carried by auto trucks into Cleveland from a Kentucky distillery. They allege a fake government permit and detained a New York man suspected of acting as Cleveland agent for a “million dollar whisky syndicate” awaiting arraignment before a U S commissioner.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
Kentucky
New York
United States
Start New Industry In Oshkosh At Ohio Street Plant
A new industry named The Devices industry, owned by Samuel F. Lopez and Walter Williams, opens a plant on Ohio Street in the former Davies Threshing Machine building. It runs a machine shop and assembly for the double service air standard devices, employs eight to ten people, and plans to ship domestically and abroad. After July 1, offices move from High Street to the factory.
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Hia Miles
Oshkoshig
Samuel F. Lopez
Walter
Grnnipg
United States
Chamber of Commerce
High Street
Tied to Railroad Track in Missouri Holdup
County authorities sought a motive beyond robbery in the case of George M Underwood of Carreltown Missouri tied to a railroad track south of Excelsior Springs last night A Wabash train severed his left arm and leg five minutes after bandits fled His watch and about $2 were found nearby by farmers He lay face down on the rail just before the train struck him and rolled off The physician said he would recover
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Associated
Preashanas City
George M Underwood
Carretlton
Excelsior Springa
Underwood
Roumania Seeks Large Iron and Steel Imports
Roumania faces a severe steel shortage after wartime depletion. imports lag far behind needs for construction and industry. Existing German and Transylvania furnaces have supplied much of the metal, but untapped iron ore in the Carpathians and Dobrogea regions could meet demand if American development occurs.
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Aasoriateda Press
Roumania
Venus
Ise
Transylvania
Old Roumania
Traney
Carpathiana
Dobrodja
New Plan for Organizing Iron and Steel Workers
The American Federation of Labor announces disbanding of its national organizing committee for iron and steel workers. A new committee will be formed by the executive council with plans for a fresh organizing campaign in the iron and steel district. International union heads will be invited to a Washington conference before the campaign.
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Associated Press
Montreal
American Federation of Labor
National Committee For Organizing Iron and Steel Workerrun
Executle Council
Iron and Stel
AML Organivers
National Organizing Committee
Jutges
Federation
Washington
British Indian Troops Attacked at Ismid Front
Turkish nationalist forces attacked a withdrawal British Indian company on the Ismid front. Thirty were wounded and a British intelligence officer was captured. Reinforcements were sent and warships shelled Turkish positions to keep them off. Apart from occasional shots, overall activity was quiet.
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Constantinople
Seaplanes Collide Over Pensacola Claims Electrician
Two seaplanes crashed midair near Pensacola Florida sending both into the gulf. The pilot William B Livingston chief electrician died and his body was not recovered while the other craft piloted by Lieutenant John Fransworth escaped injury.
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Associated Press
Pensacola
Fla
Gulf
Naval Station
William 3B. Livingston
John Fransworth
Louisiana Senate Defeats Woman Suffrage Amendment
The Louisiana state senate defeated the woman suffrage amendment today failing to reach the required two thirds. The final vote was 22 to 16.
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Louisiana
Senate
Associated Presa Baton Rouge
Farm hand confesses to beating Vassar alumna in Poughkeepsie
Frank Smith a farm hand confessed to beating a Vassar College alumna in Poughkeepsie. He asked for an immediate sentence and said he cannot explain the act while denying insanity. The case will be presented to the grand jury meeting in July.
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Associated Press
Poughkeepsie
Frank Smith
Feutrdenticas
Vagpar College
Piers Damaged by Waves on Lake Winnisquam
A severe lake storm on Lake Winnisquam damaged piers at Stony Beach, tearing three from their moorings and washing debris along the shore. Hoats and other structures were flooded, water swept over beachfront features, and a resorter found a large pier fragment atop his waterlogged skiff. A stray line about a girl’s idea of trust appears as stray text.
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Stony Beach
Winnebare
Nighbors
Jersey Breeders Plan County Jersey Picnic
About a dozen Jersey men met at County Agricultural Agent Seil’s office to plan a Jersey breeders picnic set for Saturday June 26 at the Washburn farm west of Oshkosh. Officers Glanny Washburn president and B Jamsing secretary were elected. invitation extended to all Jersey enthusiasts to attend and discuss forming a county Jersey breeders association. The program includes a basket lunch, coffee, ice cream, demonstrations by Omro Calf Club and talks by Jersey leaders, with tours of Jersey cattle and community exhibits.
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G A Seil
Court House
F. A Dodge
Oshkosh
Roi
Plente
Jorganizirst
County Jersey
Freeders’ Association
Omro Calf Club
Molstein
Guernacy
Neenah case on trial over Burstein contract dispute
The Neenah case of Robert Behultz vs Meynr Burstein opened before Justice Hanach in municipal court at 10 this forenoon with a noon recess. Behultz sues to recover 200 dollars claiming pay under a Nov 23 1911 contract to manage a log cutting crew on Burstein's private county property, alleging discharge without cause. Burstein denies the allegations, claiming Behultz quit, and Judge Rausch previously ruled non suit for lack of action. appeal taken.
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Huart
Mowry
Neenah
Robert Behultz
Meynr Burstein
Matt Hanach
Tudge Gore
Municipgl
Schulets
Burstein Sien
Burstein
Behultz
Justice Rausch
Thea Judement
Flower Show at City Hall Delights, Extends to Tomorrow
The Oshkosh Horticultural Society hosts a flower exhibit at City Hall opening at 2 pm today. Despite late arrivals, the display dazzles with roses, columbine, pansies, and more, including vegetable tables. It will run until 10 pm tomorrow with prizes for top displays and free admission for the public.
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Snorren
Oshkosh Horticultural Society
Japan Offers To Withdraw Guards From Tsing Tao
Tokyo announces Japan has offered to withdraw railway guards from Tsing Tao as China plans a special railway force with Japanese advisers. The move aims to settle the Tsing Tao issue under the Paris treaty.
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Japan
Tsing Tao
United Press
Tokio
Taing Tao
Foreign Office
State pays only a part of mothers' pension aid
County Treasurer C H Larrabee received a draft for 870.30 from State Treasurer Henry Johnson as state aid for Winnesh County mothers pensions. The county last year paid 14930 for pensions, with law setting one third of annual expenditure as state aid. the county would be entitled to 3476.66, but funds have never sufficed to pay full allotment and this year, as before, the county takes its pro rata share of what is available.
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C. H. Larrabee
Henry Johnson
Winnebago County
Mothers’ Pension Fund
Exclusive trunk and bag store ad with multiple items
An old newspaper page fragment lists Burron Gash Navy Beans Carnation Milk products seedless raisins Fifth Avenue sweet corn and various canned goods. It promotes Nord & San trunks and bags, repair services, and buyback offers. Also details nearby shops, hotel employment, and sale notices for houses and equipment.
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Fifth Avenue
Desiring Manicura Work Invites Call at Athearn Hotel
Miss Ida M. Torreyson offers manicuring services daily 10 am to 5 pm at the Athearn Hotel reception room with Monday by appointment. Also notices a Lost-Found item, a casket design, seeks return rewards, and lists several real estate and sale ads including four building lots, an unfurnished house rental, and various items for sale with contact details.
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Tilose
Ida M. Torreyson
Athearn Hotel
Jackern
New York Avenue
W. Irving Street
Jackson Street
Guernsey
Northwestern
Jefferson Avenue
Nordheim
Addrous IY 7
City
Oregon Street Road
Algoma
Dodge
Bowen Street
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