Riock Market Mixed Session with Irregular Bond Ends
New York trading opened unsettled and drifted, led by equipment and food shares while oils and cheaper motors rose. Bonds were uneven with about 1.5 million dollars of Anglo-French bonds at 99 1/2 traded. call money at 7 percent. Futures and exchanges showed gains for oils and steels but rails barely moved.
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Associated Press
New York
Barrett, Ludlcott, Johnson
American Express
Replogie
Virgina Iron
Royal Dutch
Union Pacific
Chicago cash grain market rises on heat, mixed corn support
Strength in the corn sector drove Chicago cash grain higher as trade firms led by major commission houses bought. Despite less favorable crop reports, July and September futures posted gains and the market closed firmly higher with shippers and industry buyers competing and country offerings sparse.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Horses and Cattle Removal Near Murdock and Bewen Corner
Notice states removal of dead horses and cows within a radius near the corner of Murdock and Bewen. Cleanup is handled by SENOS OOAE CO, Tw, a0 with delivery to their sendetine ae werkt location.
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Cormer
Murdock
Bewen
SENOS
City Markets Prices From Boyd & Son Quotations
A fragmented list of market quotations covering flour rye corn and meal, meats and dairy states cattle beef and pork figures, lambs mutton and hog prices, alongside produce items like potatoes eggs butter and vegetables with prices per bushel barrel dozen and pound quoted by local dealers and retailers.
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Boyd & Son
Timotat
Bright Upland
Shkosh Milling
North
Deaiers
Lireen Hilde
Quotations From Local Dealers Featured in Market Sheet
quotations reported by local dealers for commodities including bulls, shearlings, kip skins, coal, peas, buckwheat, poultry and live chickens at wholesale prices with graded classifications and varying price points.
Money dispute may send G A R encampment elsewhere
United Press reports a dispute between Governor Edwards' state encampment commission led by Frank O Cole and the G A R committee over a $25,900 appropriation for the Atlantic City encampment. Cole says most of the money would be wasted on unnecessary items and that only $500 should cover entertainment. he warns it could cost $327,000 to hold the encampment without drastic revisions.
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United Press
Jersey City
Atlantic City
Edwards
G. A. KR
Frank 0 Cole
Cole
G A. R Committee
Cele
CG. A. KR
Sugar profiteering case costs official $10000 fine
Paul Gilchrist of Standard Sugar Company was fined $10,000 by Judge Dodge Thomson in U S district court for profiteering in sugar. Assistant US Attorney Burzwin said the firm bought 116,508 pounds of sugar in New York at 17 cents a pound, planned high pricing, then bought from associates at 18 cents and sold at 27 to 30 cents per pound.
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Associated Press
Picisburz
Paul Gilchrist
Standard Sugar Company
Dodge Thomson
United States
P. Burzwin
New York
Gilchrist
Must Have Children Or Vacate Their Homes
St Joseph Me Associated Press reports Walter P Mei tcek son, a St Joseph banker, is building a row of rental houses for families with children. Newly married couples may rent, but if no children are in the family after one year, they must vacate. If a child is born, rent for that month is refunded. The homes are in a highly desirable St Joseph district.
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Associated Pr
St. Joseph
Walter P. Mei Tcek
St. Joseph Banker
Fulkerson
Democratic Special Arrives At San Francisco
The first special train for the Democratic national convention arriving June 28 reached San Francisco from Chicago with James B. Preston and William Donaldson guiding the press galleries and eighty newspaper men aboard. Announcement that Bernard Baruch and Thomas W. Chadbourne would not attend and promote McAdoo's candidacy was made by party traders.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
Calif
Chicago
James B. Preston
William Donaldson
Senate
House
Bernard Baruch
Thomas IT. Chadbourne
Wailliam G. McAdoo
Flood waters receding in Menomonee Valley
United Press reports flood waters in the Menomonee valley are receding with factories reopening. Milwaukee railroad shops, Falk plant workers returned to work after floods laid them off. Residents clean up after one of the valley’s worst flood events.
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United Press
Milwaukee
Menomonee Valley
Milwaukee Railroad
Falk
Prohibition Officers Raid Saloon and Two Road Houses
Federal agents seized fifty gallons of real whiskey and moonshine in a raid on a saloon and two road houses. Arrested were Mrs. Pauline Pierre of Preble, Herman Wutzl of Howard, and G. J. Wittle of Green Bay. all to be bound over to the grand jury. Pierre claimed $248 paid for twenty four pints of whiskey.
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Associated Press
Green Bas—Estate
Pauline Pierre
Preble
Herman Wutzel
Howard
G. J. Wittle
Greon Bay
Crand
Pierre
Cox Supporters Stand Firm Against Opponents
San Francisco report says K L Moore and Norman Bo Mack, Republican national committeemen, arrived to bolster Gov James M Cox’s campaign. They dismiss calls for a united anti Cox front and note New York delegation undecided, with Mack urging states to decide on beer and wine under Volstead act modifications.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
Calif
K. L. Moore
Ohio
James M. Cox
Stady
Norman Bo Mack
New York
Wayne Bo Wheeler
Antisatoon League
Cox
Wheeler
Coy
Mack
Coolidge Sends Veto Message Copy To Prohibition Leader
Governor Coolidge Republican candidate for vice president sent a telegram to Virgil G Hinshaw Prohibition national committee chairman and attached a copy of his veto message to the legislature. He had vetoed the bill authorizing the sale of beverages at 2.75 percent alcohol content.
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Associated Dress
Boston
Mass
Coolidge
Forvice
Virgil G . Hinshaw
Prohibitional National Committee
Missouri GOP chief returns unexpended campaign funds
W L Cole chairman of the Republican state committee arrived from Columbus and said he returned to Larry M Daugharty the unexpended 650 dollars of the 1250 dollars he received to create Harding sentiment in Missouri. The funds were part of a preconvention presidential campaign effort.
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Associated Press
St. Louis
W.L. Cole
Republican State Committee
Columbus
Larry M. Daughar
I Lurding
Harding
Missouri
Robbers Bind Night Watchman in Cheago Storehouse Heist
In Cheago Michigan robbers bound the night watchman and slipped away with seven cases and thirty eight barrels of whiskey valued at about 140. The watchman was confined for three hours before freeing himself and notifying authorities.
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Associated Press
Cheago
Uqneer
Tney
Cellas
Conductor Charged With Conspiracy To Defraud
Milwaukee conductor Callubin and three Milwaukee businessmen were arrested on charges of conspiring to defraud the government by theft and sale of train tickets. Investigators say tickets were burned and sold, depriving the government of taxes on each sale.
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Associated Prose
Milwaukee
Patrick Calabi
Utalet Callubin
Tig
Milwrutee
Chicago
Third Party Demand for Government Ownership Gains Steam
United Press reports at Montreal convention the American Federation of Labor endorses government ownership of railroads. Opposing third party factions view the move as a potential entry point for Samuel Gompers and labor into broader party politics, with calls to adopt planks pushing state ownership and federal involvement.
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United Press
Chicago
Utl
Beth We Labor Party
Spiritism Not All Fraud Says Moody Dean
Dr James M. Gray dean of Moody Bible Institute told a world conference at Moody Tabernacle that spiritism is not entirely fraudulent. He acknowledged some fraud but argued the phenomena have a fundamental basis with Satan directing evil spirits and demons.
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Moody Dean
Associated Brow
Hue
Catholic Bishop Dies in Erie Atan PfEriton
Catholic bishop from Erie, Peltten Toahn EF itvinautes, died early today in Erie. The brief notice gives limited details on the bishop and locality, noting the death and origin without further context.
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Unijad Presa
Erie
Patten Toahn
Wool growers seek aid to clear large wool supply
Wool growers warned high priced clothes must be disposed of before wool purchases resume. They plan appeals to Governor Harding and Secretary Houston for aid to finance a market and push prices higher, arguing manufacturers delaying orders depress wool prices. J Me Wilson of Wyoming Wool Council notes growers hope to stimulate demand by government action.
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Hy United
Warren
Lirdng
Cedern Reserve
Treasury
Trousten
Sears
Harding
Houston
J. Me Wison
Melinjer
Wrondne Wool Clun
Gompers Denies Efforts for Wet Planks Amid Reelection
James Duncan of Seattle cast the sole negative vote as Samuel Gompers was reelected president of the American Federation of Labor for the thirtyteenth time. Gompers denied a report that he sought to have the executive council back proposals to loosen prohibitions on intoxicants and modify labor laws to permit wine sales. Other officers were reelected: Duncan as vice president, Joseph Valentine, Wronk Ditty, and W L Et Treen in top ranks.
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Aby Associated Press Montres
James Duncin
Seatstle
Samuel Gompers
Amercan Federation
Jaber
Crompers
Texas Officials Wage War on Bubonic Rats
Texas federal, state, county and city officials launched a rat extermination drive after a suspected bubonic plague death of a 1 year old. Traps were set during the early hours at a waterfront establishment to trace the infection source and aid physicians treating victims.
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Associated Press
Fialvestan
Texa Federal
Life imprisonment under habitual criminal act
Krelei a national art graduate of the University of Prague was sentenced by a jury in a St Louis Circuit Court to life imprisonment for the theft of a picture instrument from the Kingshighway Lutheran church on February 2. The verdict cited second degree larceny but was returned under the habitual criminal act. Krelei had prior convictions for robbing the poor box of a Catholic church.
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Ft. Asan
St. Louis
Wengel A. Krelei
Nacional Art
University of Prague
Elrenit
Mystery Woman in Elwell Case Named Miss Wilson
United Press reports reveal Joseph B. Elwell case details with housekeeper Mrs. Larsen saying the mystery woman in Elwell s company used a false name to protect her honor Miss Wilson. The woman reportedly owned an itemized wardrobe and was present at the house on Friday after the murder was found.
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United Prese
New York
Joseph B. Elwell
RuoWwNate
Miss Wilson
Abel
Marle Laursen
Distat
Edwant Swann
Larsen
Swans
Mr. Elwell
Morr. Larsen
Bidwell
Elwell
Mrs. Larsen
Miwell
Two Men Held In Injury To Underwood
Two men, a laborer and a transient, are detained by police in Kansas City in connection with the injury to George M. Underwood of Carralton Mo who lost a foot after a Wabash train incident near Excelsior Springs Mo. Underwood says two assailants robbed him and threw him beneath the track. One suspect admits being with Underwood in Kansas City earlier that day and knowing his return plans, but denies knowledge of the Excelsior Springs events.
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Fle
Mxcelsior Springs
Strategy Given as Reason for Poles Leaving Kiev
An Associated Press dispatch from New York to Warsaw notes General Untergliedt of the Polish forces cites retreat from Kiev as a strategic decision, claiming operations remained orderly. General Maller says Soviets will have no lasting influence on the military situation, and the Hebrew offensive near Bielorussia is repulsed.
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Associated Ffrens
New York
Warsaw
Patel
Palisande of
Unter
Ghiet
Genmre
Foy
Stratetes Renters
Hoff
Maller
Tocal Kiecessea
Bolshyr Iviki
iBerealna
Holehevikt
Atriy
Fehrenback Consents To Form German Ministry
Fehrenback agrees to form a new German ministry after a conference with national leaders and President Ebert. The meeting followed the refusal of Mayer von Kaufbeuren to accept a post amid tension over cabinet composition and policy directions.
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Fehrenback
German Ministry
Preas Kerlin
Constantin Meirenbach
Ase Avighly
Bia Verre
Karl Trimborn
Contilnt Teader
Ebert
Rr. Mayer von Kaufbeuren
Gutnan Thane
Marit
Ohne Elkorehin
Funds lacking to hire special day attorneys
Washington D C—due to unresolved funds the Department of Justice will not employ special prosecutors to handle tax violations tied to the prohibition enforcement law after June 30. District attorneys notified the department they cannot enforce the Velstead act without adequate funds or approval.
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Aasmogiailee Press
Washington, D. C
Congress
Department of Justice
Socialists at Wausau Convene First State Convention
The Socialists state convention opened in Wausau with about 100 delegates, planning to name state officers and adopt three platforms. The event will conclude on Sunday.
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Avsnciated Press
Wausau
Socialats
Austrian Naval Officer Commits Suicide at Lake
An Austrian naval officer, Captain Conrad, reportedly killed himself yesterday in Lake Constance while serving on a submarine near Treeste during the war. Decorated three times, his last medal was for sinking an Italian torpedo boat, and the act was attributed to rejection by a actress.
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Geverva
Conrad
Hotte
Treeste
Constance
Late Classified Fragments and Local Ads Montage
A garbled collection of late era classifieds and notices lists groceries like beans and milk, canned fruits, and produce with odd prices. hotel and service ads promise mani cure work and trunk exchanges. job offers and shop notices appear with scattered details. miscellaneous sale items and a vague call for labor at the Athearn Hotel conclude the fragment.
Groseman Sentenced to Two Years for Mail Fraud in Chicago
Samuel M Groseman, president of the defunct Riley Sinert Growman mail order house, was sentenced by Federal Judge Carpenter to two years in Leavenworth for using the mails to defraud. He faced charges over selling profit sharing certificates and stock in a ramping venture that went to receivers years earlier.
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Associated Treas
Chicago
Samuel M Groseman
Riley-Sinert- Growman
Leavenworth
Carpenter
Carroll Head Resigns From Carrell College
Houghton, president of Carrell College, announced his resignation effective July 1 after differences with the board of trustees over the conduct of the college.
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Sn Rrereren Orem
Waukesha
Hot Houghton
Carrell Cailege
Noard
Trustess
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