Markets Open Mixed As Stocks Rally Then Drift
New York stocks opened volatile with gains in Crucible American Car and New York Air Brake as buying supported Mexican Petroleum and National Analine. Later declines appeared in Harvester United States Rubber and others, with overall close irregular and call money at high levels.
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Associated Press
New York
Crucible
American Car
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
London
Harvester
Sheffield
United States
Call Money
Alln Chalmers
American Can
American Car & Foundry
American Locomotive
American Wood
Anaconda
Baldwin Locomotive
Baltimore & Ohio
Bethlehem “B
Canadian Pacific
Central Leather
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chicago & Northwestern
China Copper
Colorado Fuel & Tron
Columbia
Mercantile Marine
International Paper
Kennecott Copper
Lackawanna Steel
Maxwell
Mexican Petroleum
Miami Copper
Midvale Steel
New York Central
York
New Haven & Hartford
Norfolk & Western
Ohio Cities Gas
Pennsylvania
Rav Consolidated
Reading
Republic Iron & Steel
Stromberg
Sinclair Ol
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
St Paul
Brudebeker
Tennessee Copper
Union Pacific
United Food Products
United States Rubber
United States Steel
Utah Copper
Wabash “A
Western Union
Westinghouse
Willys-Overland
Liberty Bords
Liberty
Liberty First
Victory
Chicago Livestock and Grain Prices Mixed Across Markets
Chicago livestock receipts reach 8 000 cattle 22 000 hogs and 11 000 P receipts with currents up to 25 cents higher for cattle and hogs. Butter eggs and cheese prices move unevenly while potatoes and poultry show modest gains. Milwaukee and Minneapolis grain quotes reflect higher dairy costs and softer wheat with mixed corn and oats futures.
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Associated Press
Chicago
United States Bureau of Markets
Southern
Eastern
United Press
Milwaukes
Wis
Milwaukee
Railway Strikes Spread Amid Wage Talks Across Cities
Reports from Washington and Chicago detail ongoing railway walkouts led by Burlington and St Paul unions. About 65 Hannibal switchmen refused to report. 11 of 59 returning to work at Burlington. Officials say freight movement continues with trains moving and crew defections rising yet wage-board decisions awaited.
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Chicago Yardmen's Association
United Enginemen’s Association
Hannibal
Burlington
Ravannah Jr
Associated Presa
Washington, D. G
Payne
Philadelphia
Parennsylvania
Reading
Pottaville
Rutherford Yards
Harrisburg
Associated Press
Chicago
Savannah
Fily
St. Paul
Central States
Brotherhood of Railway
Harold F Reading
Seilk
Chineagg
Railway Wage ‘Board
Corn and oats market slips then rallies on strikes
Chicago market shows corn prices sliding early on favorable crop advice and light receipts, then recovering with a late upturn as switchmen strike on western railways. July corn around 1.80 to 1.81, September near 1.71. Oats weaken then steady. Prices for grain and feed outputs listed with surrounding commodities and livestock terms.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Com
Opponent of Gov Allen Plans Marriage If Elected
John B. Snowbach, a floor farm laborer and declared Republican governor candidate, vowed that his first official act if elected would be to get married. Snowbach, born in Lawrence in 1868, appeals to farmer voters and women in his campaign.
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Associated Press
Topeka
Kas
John B. Snowbach
Henry J. Allen
Snow
Lawrence
Kan
Fort Smith Man Suffering Sleeping Sickness
Herbert Wright, a former serviceman in Fort Smith Arkansas, has been in a cataleptic stupor since March. Doctors expect eventual recovery though the patient remains entirely insensible and without feeling at present.
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Associated Press
Fort Smith, Ark
Herbert Wright
Boy Dies After Jumping In Front Of Auto
Milwaukee news reports 10 year old Harry Janusz died from injuries after leaping from a truck into the path of a following automobile. In Virequa a three year old girl Mary Ander son died when a motorcycle toppled onto her as she played beside the machine.
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United Press
Milwaukee
Harry Janusz
Mary
Guy Anderson
Saloonkeeper Fends Off Robbers With Glass Attack
In Wilcracker two masked men attempted a robbery at Carrollsville saloonkeeper Joseph Grimm. Grimm hurled a gin glass at one assailant, was shot in the neck, and wounded as three more shots rang out before the robbers fled. Police hunt for suspects.
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United Press
Wilcracker
Joseph Grimm
Carrolsville
Grimm
Debated Prohibition Debate Declined by Oshkosh Mayor
Milwaukee report records a heated exchange over a proposed two person debate on Prohibition between Theia William E Johnson and Oshkosh Mayor McHenry. Johnson accuses McHenry of attacking the Constitution. McHenry calls Johnson evasive and vows to defend the Eighteenth Amendment while noting support for repeal challenges.
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Thisia
William E
Pussyfoot
Johanon
McHenry
United States
Johnson
Milwaukee
Jonson
Congress
Supreme Court
Ali
Oshkosh
Pussyfoot’ Johnson
Contractors Agree to Proceed on Oshkosh-Winneconne Road
The county state road and bridge committee met with Oshkosh Winneconne road contractors and agreed they would push forward with as much work as possible with support from the committee and state highway commission. The contractors had asked for contract revocation, which was declined. The panel planned to inspect Louly Larsen’s lake shore road project for possible acceptance.
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Winneconne
County State Road and Bridge Committee
Oshkosh-Winneconne
State Highway Commission
Flaig
Jabor
Louly Larsen
Lake Shore Road
Officers Chosen for Grafton Hall Alumni Association
Fond du Lac reports the Grafton Hall Alumni Association elected officers led by President Mrs George Field and Vice President Mrs D B Barrett. Membership fee set at 25 dollars. Aims include refurbishing the south parlor, honoring a winning athletic cup, and supporting patronesses with a dean discretionary fund.
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Northwestern
Fond du Law
Grafton Hall Alumni Association
Nathryn Whiting
Oshkosh
Susan Gilgour
Sterling
Norma Behrens
Harold Smith
Faye Jackson
Marian Mayers
George Field
Ripon
DB. J. Barrett
Sheboygan
B. T. Rogers
Brockport
XN Y
E . Perry
Tran. FL
A. Foster
City
C. A. Cheney
Barret
Julia Dennett
Dennett
Lumber Prices Fall 10 Percent in Kansas City Yards
General lumber price cuts take effect across Kansas City retail yards with drops of 5 to 15 dollars per thousand for southern pine shingles and other common building materials. The latest reduction compounds a roughly 30 percent decline seen over the past month, while hardwoods and lath remain down though cedar lumber stays higher.
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Associated Press
Minneapolia
Minn
Kansas City
Associated Prear
Keavens City
Cypress Lumber
Minneapolis Woman Heads General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Mrs T G Winter of Minneapolis was elected president of the General Federation of Women’s Clubs at the biennial convention. Other officers named include First Vice President Mrs W S Jennings of Florida, Second Vice President Mrs J B R Schermerhorn of New Jersey, Auditor Mrs H A Guild of Arizona, Recording Secretary Mrs Adam Wells of Colorado, and Treasurer Mrs B B Clark of Red Oak.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
T G. Winter
Minneapolis
Federation of Women’s Clubs
Federation
W S. Jennings
Florida
J BR. Schermerhorn
New Jersey
H. A Guild
Arizona
Adam Wells
Colorado
B. B Clark
Red Oak
Northern Baptists in Convention at Buffalo
The thirteenth Northern Baptist convention opening in Buffalo focuses on raising the remaining 49 million of a 100 million fund and its administration for education evangelism Americanization and missions. The American Baptist Foreign Mission Society reports 3 494 391 dollars in appropriations for lands buildings and equipment, the largest in its history.
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Associated Presa
Buffalo
New World Movement
Certificates issued for American Legion state convention delegates
The Oshkosh post distributes identification certificates for five delegates and one alternate to the state convention in Green Bay on June 23 and 30. Region headquarters offer railroad fare certificates at reduced rates for members and families. Badges for attendees are being prepared, bearing No. 70 Oshkosh and a legion button image. Members planning to attend should leave their names at legion headquarters.
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American Legion
Green Bay
J. Weed
Arthur Chapman
HH. J. Weed
Legion
Bergdoll Letter Ridicules Police Efforts
A letter signed Grover Cleveland Bergdoll was received by Harold W. Ross editor of The American Legion Weekly. The letter ridicules police efforts to capture the fugitive draft dodger. The envelope bore a Cincinnati Ohio postmark and Bergdoll faces a five year court martial sentence for dodging military service.
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United Press
New York
Grover Cleveland Bergdoll
Harold W. Ross
American Legion Weekly
Po Hce
Cincinnati
O. Bereded
Philadelphia
Tammany Leader Indicted in Alleged Intimidation Case
Charles F. Murphy a Tammany leader was among six men secretly indicted by an extraordinary grand jury probing alleged attempts to intimidate Louis N. Hartog a manufacturer who returned 125000 invested with Hartog's company in wartime. Indicted with Murphy were James J. Smith John A. McCarthy Arthur J. Baldwin Ernest B. Walden and the Corn Products company. The group allegedly conspired to force Hartog to settle a 10 million dollar damages suit after he withdrew support from the company. Bail set at 1000 per defendant.
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Charles F. Murphy
New York
Tammany
McMurphy
Louis N. Hartog
Einrtog
Mr. Murphy
Gisard
James J. Smith
John A.mccarthy
John Afurphy
Charnel W
Hartog
Murphy Sustains Broken Jaw in Wisconsin Loading Accident
J oF Murphy of Winnecenne was seriously injured when a fence pole broke while he was loading stock into a car at Lardon Wisconsin. The pole struck his jaw, breaking the jawbone and causing minor injuries. He was taken to Morey hospital for treatment.
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J of Murphy
Winnecenne
Lardon
Wis
Murphy
Morey Hospital
Trunk and Bag Store Adverts and Hotel Help Wanted
A jumble of old classified snippets lists products from Navy beans to Carnation Milk and various canned goods with price quotes. It sells trunks and travelers gear direct from factory and advertises exchanges plus repairs at 120 Main Street. Also includes several hotel help wanted notices for dining room boys chambermaid dish washer and pan washer with wage details.
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Bawar's
Main Street
Fesidance
Christopher Hee
Up Town
A. Ehrmann'a
Malin Street
Guatavua Puel Co
Yards
Fifth
Minnesota Btreste
Athazra Hotel
Athearn Wotel
Athearn
Probate notice and assorted local sales ads from Oshkosh
Probatе petition by E. W. Welsbred for Jansen estate. creditors warned to file by Dec 37, 1920. special term set for Dec 29, 1930. Also local sale ads list farm, household, livestock, and vehicle offerings and help wanted across Oshkosh listings.
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Winnebago County
State of
Wisconsin
Heraby
Oshkosh
Asid County
Jansen
E. W. Welsbred
Isid
James Peterson
Auld
Said
Frad Bemsinger
Bouck, Hilton, Kle
Battis Bros
T Weat Irving
Phoace
High Street
Cali
Algoma Street
Emerson Lake
Church and Jackson
Excelsior
Oaks’ Magical Co
Main Street
Boyd
Chevrolet
Csr
Frederick Avenua
Burnsey
Wisconsin regents elect leaders including Beaman president
Dr Gilbert Beaman of Milwaukee Wisconsin was today elected president of the board of regents of the University of Wisconsin W K Kohler of Kohler Wisconsin was elected vice president The board also reelected M B McCaffrey secretary and BH J Thorkelgen as business manager
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United Press Madison
Gilbert Beaman
Milwaukee
Win
Board of Regents
The
University of Wisconsin
W. K Kohler
Kohler
Wis
M. B. McCaffrey
BH J. Thorkelgen
Health official urges vaccination for travelers to Door county
Dr. Bertha V. Thomson reports advice from Dr. L. FE. Spencer deputy health officer who was in the city yesterday. He warns of considerable smallpox in Door county and urges all persons planning to go there for cherry picking work to be vaccinated if not already done.
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Bertha V. Thomson
P Compassioner
L. FE. Spencer
Wausau
Door County
Thomson
No Plague at Tampico Declared by Port Surgeon
Washington D. C. After careful investigation of suspected bubonic plague cases, the Tampico port surgeon is convinced the plague has not appeared there, and the state department was advised.
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Associated Press
Washington D. C
Tampico
State Department
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Siigpeed
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Ty Hartley Company
Old Commercial National Bank
Chicago Livestock
Dalry Markets
Tmnited
Freany
Plymouth
Americas
Northern
Winneapelia
Wilson
Commercial
Chicago Cash Grain
Timothy
Murdock and
Bowen
Ossrose Soap CO
HIVE
Allen
Hartley Company
Chicago Board of Trade
Oshkosh, Wis
Thompson & McKinngon
Boy
Auto
Grafton Hall
Northern Baptists IN Convention AT
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Fifth Avenue
Woodford
Yacht Club
Monroe and
Merritt
Erdman
Toby Erdman
Merritt St
Victory Soft Coal
Cook & Brown
IDEAL
the Church Co. Grocery
Cor. Jackson and .Ivisg St
Chas. Goltz
Jefferson Ave
Badger Tire CO
Merritt Street
Farners
CITT
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Main
River
Sevean
Bee Oshkosh Land Co
Zion
Star Orchestra
Whitely & Weeks
Creteries
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