Markets Open Quiet as Rail Stocks Lead Declines
The New York market opened quiet with Union Pacific Southern Pacific Northern Pacific and Missouri Pacific rising. Louisville & Nashville fell two points after a dividend cut. Amalgamated and United States Steel weakened as liquidation weighed on major rail stocks. Baltimore & Ohio bounced modestly a rally of about one point. Bonds remained steady amid cautious trading.
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Chicago Wheat and Commodities Market Fluctuations
Chicago reports mixed grain trading with wheat slipping from early highs to lower closes while corn oats and barley show gains on crop damage outlooks. Cattle and hogs steady to higher as dairy and produce quotes drift, with prices varying across regional exchanges.
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City Markets Prices and Commodities Report
Prices paid to farmers quoted by local dealers for butter peas and beef. Fresh butter, creamery products, and live weights for spring lambs and mutton with cartilage market notes. Quotations supplied by Zentner and Mueller.
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Prices paid to farmers and quotations reported by local dealers cover hogs cattle sheep and lambs plus produce, flour, feed, and poultry. Items listed include hogs at various prices, mixed feeds, oats, barley, beans, and meats, with a range of per unit figures and per ton or per bushel rates for farm goods and groceries.
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Neenah News Briefs Include Robbery Charge and Weds
A Man named Albert Seighert is arrested in Neenah on highway robbery charges from Grand Rapids. His lover, Lottie Holmes, a fortune teller, laments their nearly planned wedding as the couple planned a license in Fond du Lac. Also in Neenah, arrests for petty larceny follow a chicken theft in Menasha with Guilty pleas and upcoming trials. A local donor, J A Kimber, contributes 2000 to public schools manual training, plus 700 collected for drawing programs. Etta McCallum and George E Sande wed in Neenah, with Eleanor Miller and George Sherman set to marry on June 30.
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Federal raid targets Chicago trafficking syndicate
Chicago police and federal agents raid three houses arresting about twenty five women and several men in an attempt to break up a syndicate accused of importing women from Europe to the United States for immoral purposes. Heads S Duval and his wife were seized as they prepared to depart for France. Officials say up to a thousand women are brought in weekly with about fifty sent to Chicago.
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Death ends vendetta tied attack in St Louis Italian section
Antone Carmelo, the Hallan once linked to a 1903 murder over a woman, was found dead in the Italian section of St Louis. He had been shot stabbed and beaten in what police suspect was a vendetta. The report closes with a local quip about risky proposals and trust in marriage.
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Sherman Wave rises as New York backs Sherman for VP
The New York delegation leads cheers as James S. Sherman receives strong backing for vice president at the convention. Timothy Woodruff declares New York will deliver the ticket and Speaker Cannon lauds Taft and Sherman. Deliberations conclude with unified support from New York and other states.
Taft Taft Nomination Notifier List Shortens Ends Convention
At Chicago June 19 the nomination notifier committees list Taft and Sherman as targets. A chaotic scene followed the Sherman tally as a protester was removed by Chairman Lodge. The session adjourned at 11 47 am after a motion to notify Taft and Sherman of their nominations was approved and a separate committee to notify the vice presidential nominee was established.
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Republican League selects Cincinnati for annual convention
The National Republican League executive board met in Chicago and chose Cincinnati as the site for the group’s annual convention on September 22 to 24. The board ratified William H. Taft for president and pledged the league’s 250000 members to his campaign. Resolutions admitted all Republican organizations to league membership and promised support to state committees. Attending members included treasurer William G. Porter of Sioux Falls, S. D.
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Menasha Gridiron Forte Meets Oshkosh Cubs Sunday
Menasha and Oshkosh name batteries Flynn and Phoenix for Oshkosh while Livesay and Tuchscherer support Menasha in a key amateur baseball clash. City plans close hours for Fourth of July amid fireworks restrictions. military orchestra to host a Brigh ton Beach dance. Camp Douglas visit wraps as soldiers return July 3.
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