New York Block Market Shows Strength Amid Varied Notes
The Associated Press reports continued strength in British exchange with Bills rising to 4 dollars and an opening rate near 8 percent for call money, the session’s notable feature. Stocks moved unevenly, with tobacco and textile shares slipping one to three points while rails mostly ignored the strike wave and several speculative issues remained widely varied. Prices quoted include a wide array of industrial and railroad stocks, Liberty Bonds, and commodity markets across Chicago and Milwaukee with mixed movements in futures and spot markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
D. New. York
British Exchange
Courm Motors and
Ox Wellian
Yeaterday
Sones
Seenlon
Markets and commodity prices from Hoyd and Son
A fragmented town market page lists prices for Timoth y, mixed feeds, uplands, grains, barley, oats, and rye, with wheat flour, dressed stock, meat quotatio ns, dairy items like eggs and butter, produce, hides, pel ts, skins, and coal. Poultry quotes show live weight ranges, while cornmeal is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoyd. & Son
Oshkosh Milling
CRICK
Commercial Chicago Market News and Prices Clipped
In Chicago news from Associated Press the corn market weakens with broad declines and unsettled closes. Wheat and oats fall, with quotes for July and September sliding while no strong buying emerges. Cattle and hog markets show modest gains and steady to higher quotes for select categories amid overall market softness. Regional grain and seed prices are reported with minor shifts in lard and hog futures, reflecting east railroad tensions and bullish predictions easing.
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Associated
Presa Chicago
INCI
Bleim
Associated Press
Chicago
United States Bureau of
Totema Sint Beas Horses and Cows Unclear Title
Fragmentary text mentions horses and cows with unclear names Totema Sint Beas and SSORaKOsn. No coherent event or location is discernible. Further readable context is needed to establish person, place, organization, date, or outcome.
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Sint Beas
China to Ratify Treaty of Peace and League Participation
Peking June 21 China prepares to ratify the peace treaty with Austria. The government has promulgated the ratification, seen as entitling China to participate in the League of Nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Associated Press
Peking
Austria
League of Nations
Mayor challenges Pussyfoot Johnson to Prohibition debate
Oshkosh mayor A C McHenry formally challenges William E Pussyfoot Johnson to an open public debate on prohibition. Johnson, to speak in Milwaukee, is asked to defend the view that prohibition does not prohibit and hinders human character, with date and place to be agreed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oshkosh
Pussyfoot” Johnson
William E. Pussyfoot Johnson
Mit
A.C. McHenry
Johnson
Milwaukee
United States Senate
Autoists In Court Over Unprotected Hose At Fire Depot
Walter McDonald pleaded guilty in municipal court to driving over an unprotected hose line at the Deftox Grass Bug company plant fire department corner of Wisconsin and Warren streets. He was fined and costs. Winfred Ray pleaded guilty to unlawfully driving a motor truck past a streetcar while it was discharging and paid a $5 fine plus costs. Elder R. Manser’s parking case on Main Street was dismissed after investigation showed no violation of parking limits.
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Deftox Grass Bug Company
Walter McDonald
Wisconsin Grénie
Warren Attreet
McDonald
Winfred Ray
Elder R. Manser
Manser
Fire in Narraganset street car on Main Street bridge
A Narraganset street car of the Eastern Wisconsin Electric line caught fire on Main Street bridge last Sunday night. Overheating resistance apparatus caused the blaze under the car floor mid car, quickly extinguished by Chief Nordine and one other man. No injuries. passengers evacuated orderly and the trailer was removed for the final trip.
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Eastern _ Wisconsin Electric” company
Brossing
Lire
Nordine
Jemteais
Sehina
Hope for restoration in Evans case at hospital
Elmer H. Evans of Mt. Vernon street suffered a nervous breakdown in Madison last week and is under treatment at Northern hospital Winnebago. Hospital officials expressed hopeful expectations that rest and expert care will restore him through continued treatment at the state institution.
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Elmer H. Evans
Mt. Vernon Street
Madison
Northern
Winnebago
State board transfers patient to Oshkosh hospital
The subject, once in a highly excited mental state, has shown a marked improvement. He was originally committed to Mendota hospital but was immediately transferred to Oshkosh hospital by order of the state board of control.
Minnesota Republican governor race narrows with Preus leading
Early returns from 1005 of 3196 Minnesota precincts show State Auditor J A Preus atop six Republicans by about 21 500 over Henrie Shipstead. Dem hopeful Le Hodgson leads a field of seven for governor. Frankson and Ensworth trail in the GOP and Democratic contests respectively as other candidates hold smaller shares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
le Maul Mien
Minnesota
J. A. .Preus
Henrie Shipstead
Glenwood
Preus
Shipstead
Nonpartisan League
Thomas Frankson
Franklin FL Ensworth
Samuel Ga. Tvergon
Thomas Keefe
le Hodgson
St. Paul
Robert W. Hargadine
Oliver J. Quane
St. Peter
C. R. Davis
St- Peter
W. PT. Mollison
Faribault
Davis
Seven School Board Members Sentenced to Jail
Associated Press reports in Chicago that nine members of the city school board and their attorney were found guilty of contempt of court by Judge Scanlan. Seven were sentenced to jail terms while fines ranged from 260 to 750 dollars. Former superintendent Charles B Chadsey, brought from Detroit, was not fined. Mortenson, who followed Chadsey, was the sole defendant not fined. The case stems from Chadsey’s removal, reinstatement on appeal, and subsequent board missteps leading to Mortenson’s temporary delegation of authority and Chadsey’s resignation.
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Associated Préss
Chicago
Scanlan
Charles B. Chadsey
Detroit
Peter A. Mortenson
Chadsey
Morténaon
Minister Arraigned on Mining Fraud Charge in Pittsburg
Rev. Jeutt Mc Donald, pastor of Pittsburg First Presbyterian, was arraigned in a justice court on mining fraud charges related to selling interests in a mining concern. He pleaded not guilty and a preliminary hearing was set for July 29. he was released on bond.
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Associated Press
Pittsburg
Kas
Jeutt McDonald
Pittsburg Frat Presbyterian Church
Jbond
Day Law Resolutions Before Women's Clubs in Des Moines
The General Federation of Women's Clubs at its biennial convention in Des Moines Iowa faced votes on endorsing prohibition and enforcing its statutes while considering resolutions urging federal arts support an eight hour day for women a minimum wage for women and renewed backing for justice department thrift and Americanism The convention also debated conservation of food and music development forestry and maternity protections with final action expected tomorrow
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Dox Moines
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Prentiss Nichols
Jimeng
Department of Art
United States Department of Justice
Aash
Janesville Gains 31 Percent in Census Count
Census report released today shows Janesville Wisconsin added 4,399 residents in ten years, a 31.5 percent rise to 19,293. Other listed cities include Phoenix Arizona up 17,519 to 29,053, Torrington Connecticut up 5,140 to 20,523, Terrell Texas up 1,299 to 8,349, Salem Massachusetts down 1,182 to 42,515, Charleroi Pennsylvania up 1,901 to 111,836, and Canonsburg Pennsylvania up 8,741 to 10,532.
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Salem
Mass
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Janesville
Wis
Sonsin City
Phoenix
Ariz
Torrington
Conn
Terrell
Tex
Oe Charleroi
I Canonsburg
Florida Legion Opposes Cash Bonus Legislation Vote
The Florida American Legion adopted a resolution opposing cash bonus legislation in any form. The vote by the Florida department stood 84 to 39 in favor of opposing the measure.
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Florida American Legion
Associated Press
Sculptor's Wife Designs Medal for Army Chaplains
Gordin Fraser, designer of lein's Medal, is the wife of James Earl Fraser the noted sculptor. Mrs Fraser won the Shaw prize in 1919 at the National Academy of Design exhibition for best work by a woman. The Baby Goat design, tied to the prize, is regarded as a premier example of contemporary American sculpture.
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Gordin Fraser
Lein
James Earl Fraser
Harding Campaign Extends to All Ward Units
Washington dispatch reports the Harding campaign expanding to every ward except the solid Democratic south. About 1500 Harding Republican clubs are formed. John Hugo Hammond announces a door to door drive by the league of Republican clubs, with plans for nomination observances set for July 22 for Harding and July 27 for Coolidge. Committees for both notifications are named across several states and national figures.
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Raymond Clapper
United Presa
Washington
Harding
John Hugo Hammond
Tha
League of Republican * Clubs
Medill McCormick
Miinola
Oscar Trauss
New York
Strausa
D. OW. Mulvane
Kansas
Wittie'c. Coot
South Dakota
H. C. Bursom
New Mexico
Coolidge
J. WH. Roorabaelk
Connecticut
New Hampshire
La Follette Silent After Operation Says Politically Silent
Senator Robert M. La Follette, recovering well from surgery, has become mute on political matters. He refused to discuss a possible third party presidential bid and left interview duties to his son Phillip. He plans to rest at his Madison farm for the summer and return within days.
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la Follette
United Presa
Rochester
Mian
Robert M. la Yollette
Hla
Mberals
Philmip
le Follette
Madison
Wis
Phillip
Chincago
Bolshevists protest to Bulgaria over arms alleged delivery
Sofia reports a telegram from Russia's Bolshevik foreign minister protesting Bulgarian delivery of arms to anti Bolshevik forces. Bulgaria replies that seized arms were confiscated by the French and rejects responsibility for their use, stating no knowledge of current dispositions.
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Associated Press
Sofia
Russia
Arma
Alleged Abyssinian Ringleader Arrested in Chicago Riot
Chicago police reported Grover Reading, 26, alleged ringleader of the Abyssinian “back to Africa” parade, held on Sunday amid the fatal shooting of two white men, BR Rose sailor and Joseph Hoyt, after a dispute over flag display. Advices said he was under threat in Pittsburgh as authorities charged him with the killings.
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United Press
Chicago
Whl
Oscar McGavich
Africa
Pittsburgh
Grover Reading
L. Rose
Sailor
Joseph Hoyt
Prospects Bright for Canada’s Bumper Crops
Associated Press reports from Toronto indicate bright prospects for bumper grain fruit and vegetable crops across Canada based on Canadian press summaries. The note ends with stray, nonsensical phrases not affecting the main agricultural forecast.
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Associated Press
Toronto
Canada
Harding Says He Will Recommend Suffrage
Senator Harding Republican presidential candidate told a deputation of suffragists today that he could not force any state to expedite action on the woman suffrage amendment but would recommend ratification if any state authority sought his opinion. He warned threats of switching to a third party and urged prompt action by the parties to enfranchise women.
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Epublican Csinstitute
Associated Areas
Washington, D. C
Harding
Winder
District of Columbia
Genevieve Allen
Sanfrancisco
Donald Hooker
Baltimore
Misa Allee
Paul
National Woman's Party
Connecticut
Vermont
Myuffenger
Church Bricks Rising at Corner Elm and Minheadta
Builders report rapid progress on the First English Lutheran church at the corner of Ok eleventh and Minheadta streets. Concrete basement walls are set and workmen now level grounds for brick construction under the direction of Chia Olson. A cement block garage is also under way at the Oshko h house on Caips street with capacity for five cars, to be doubled after the wooden barn is removed.
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Ok Eleventh
Minheadta Street
Chiia Olson
Olgan
Oshko#h house
Caips Street
Cholera Outbreak Reported in Southern Japan
AP report from Tokyo notes about 100 cholera cases detected in southern Japan with victims found in urban areas. The article cites widespread concern as health authorities respond to the outbreak warning residents of possible spread.
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Apeociated Press
Tokyo
Japan
Trunk, trunk, and travel items dominate old ad listings
A cluttered page shows diverse classified items including exclusive trunk store deals at Bauer's on Main Street with door-to-door factory pricing and repair services, naval beans and Carnation milk offers, farm and livestock for sale, hotel dining room jobs, salesmen recruitment, lost jewelry, and rental notices. The assortment highlights small-town commerce and employment notices alongside real estate and farming opportunities.
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Bauer's
Main Street
Reese
Christopher Exe
Ward Coal
A. Ehrmann’s
Guatavus Fuel Co
Yarda
Fifth
Minnesota
Athearn Hotel
Athearn
R. A. Eckatein Co
Fox River Vailey
Twelfth Street
Iowa
Ree Street
Evans Ros
Inqpire
Frank RK van Keures
West Algoma
Frank R. van Keuren
Church Street
Oregon Street
Winnebago County
Tim R. Allen
Lake Winnebago
Tim RK
Anen
High St
House Bargains 676 Main Street El 2 7 and
Gas hot water heat garden and fruit au rant Fuller Gee.
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Main Street
Fuller
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Mary Doodle
Winhiz
Hayward
Maree
iWin
Sauer
Alobodn
E-Harward
York-Wall
Hartley & Co
Old Commercial National Bank
Oshkosh, Wis
Tyne
P.m
Rumley
Allis-Chalmers
iAmerican
American Car & Foundry
iAmerican Hide & Leather Pta
American Locomotive
American
Anaconda
Atchison
Try
Baldwin
Baltimore & Ohio
Bethlehem Steel
Pacific
Central
Chicago & Northwestern
Columbia Praphophone
Crucible Steel
Erie
General Motors
Goodrich
Great Northern
Great Northern Railroad
Inspiration
Mercantile Marine
Mercantile “Marine
Kennecott Copper
Mexican Petroleum
New
Haven & Hartford
Norfolk & ‘Western
ATS
Northern Pacific
Ohio Cities Gas
Pennsylvania
Sai Reading
Republic Iron & Bled
Strombers
Bincair Oil
Southern Pacific
Southen Qairway
Union. Pacific
United
Westinghouse
Willye-Overlands
Liberty Bonds
Liberty
Miwatkee
Americas
Fuly
Arley
W Janathy
Bri Minneagolla
Minneapolis
Associated’ Press
Gossie
Associated Pikes
Wall Street
Irter Mendes
Kriebel
Sq Paul
Maina
Nes Moines
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
T. G. Winter
Georgia Bacon
Worcester
U. S. Army
Pease
Bolshevists
Bulgaria
Fifth Avenue
Woodford
Pineey Yacht Club
yYacht Club
Boyd& Mon
Cook & Brown
Jean Mirkes
Ritzer Alp. Pe
Oregon
KC 8
Orpheum
Saliing
Orpheu
Cinch
Schafsko
Myroe
Rice
Paul Stedemann
Galt
Jefaon Avertine
Furnishea Hoom
Peck Light Housekeeping
Brett Sisters
Matin Street
Dia_mond Match Co
Jackson St
ATSB
Hast Irving
Cherry Avenue
Crewood Resort
Cali
Franklin Ave
St.Mary’s Church
Ion
Toby Erdman
Merritt St
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