Markets show new record as brief trading session begins
New York stocks opened with a new record high and light turnover. Inspiration Copper weakness persisted while North American and several blue chips advanced. call loans eased to 9 percent as shorts covered amid rumors of gold imports.
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Baldwin
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Pan-American
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Tseves
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Hide & Jeather
Pullman
Royal Dutch
Middle States
Shorts
Chicago Grain and Livestock Markets Fall and Rise
Chicago and Milwaukee reports show mixed grain trading with bearish corn notes as receipts rise and shipping demand wanes. Hogs cattle and sheep show varied prices with summer highs touched for select cuts and steady futures.
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United Prerey
Milwaukee
Wis
Carranza's Last Journey Diary Description of Flight to Vera Cruz
A diary by Italian journalist Aldo Baroni chronicles Venustiano Carranza’s exodus from Mexico City with about 10 000 people toward Vera Cruz. It details disorganization in station yards, trains packed with troops and civilians, demoralized leadership, scarce water, improvised medical aid, and the president's steadfast resolve amid retreat. Carranza laments faulty judgment in his circle and notes the chaotic march toward the coast.
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Ly Associated Press
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Millan
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Barra- Ban
Horses and Cows Charge and Beree Crema
Fragmentary item notes a charge involving horses and cows with mentions of Beree Crema and DSEKOSH SOAP CO. The readable text is sparse and lacks clear event details or dates.
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Beree
Dsekosh Soap CO
Seed Trade Men Elect Atlanta Man President at Milwaukee
The Ameri can Seed Trade association wrapped up its convention at the Hotel Pfister Milwaukee with H G Hastings of Atlanta Ga named president. Officers include L Olds Madison first vice president Alexander Forbes Newark second vice president C E Kendell Cleveland secretary treasurer E C Dungan Philadelphia assistant secretary N Smith Curtis Boston counsel. Executive committee members are K B White Detroit C C Massie Minneapolis J L Hunt Cambridge WN Lo HK Vaughan Chicago and Mr Dunsan. Delegates from North America Europe and Asia attended 400 delegates. Kendell highlighted a key resolution urging uniform seed stocks. Includes France Holland seed firms and two Japanese firms in attendance.
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Detroit
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R.W. Pommer
St. Louis
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Kan
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Louisville
St Louis
Les
Kendell
Association
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Europe
Asia
France
Holland
Northern Baptist convention platform collapse injures delegates
A temporary platform at the roadway auditorium used during the Northern Baptist convention collapsed after the morning session, injuring three people and bruising several others as about 100 delegates were photographed. The convention condemned meddling in Great Britain affairs and voted to hold its 1921 session in Winona Lake Indiana. It also adopted plans to enlarge city missions and standardize ordination requirements.
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Northern Baptist Convention
United States
Great Britain
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Ind
Abyssinian Riot Case Continued to July
Chicago I Five negroes charged with murder and assault with intent to kill after the Abyssinian riot last Sunday in which two white men were killed were arraigned. The cases were continued until July 7. Grover C Redding, one of the defendants, reportedly confessed to planning the plot and starting it by burning an American flag, and to killing Ray Rose, a Great Lakes sailor.
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Chicago
Sundin
Grover C Redding
Ray Rose
Great Lakes
Fifty Armed Men Hunt for Two Negroes in Cleveland Swamp
At noon a force of about fifty heavily armed men searched a weeded swamp near Cleveland's northwest edge for two black suspects who shot and killed Rosa Pretronzio after robbing her husband’s grocery store last night. Police ordered all units to shoot to kill if the fugitives resist.
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Cleveland
Rosa Pretronzio
Taft Ready to Stump for Harding Campaign
Former President William Howard Taft told interviewers he would stump for Harding and campaign managers’ assignments. He predicted the Democratic convention would not adopt a wet plank.
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William H. Taft
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Widow of slain New York whist expert hounded by photographers
Mrs Joseph B Elwell widow of the killed New York whist expert faces a flurry of photographers and reporters after years of obscurity. Police say police sergeant Charles J Stezemann was killed in a battle with the Holen family near the city. James Helen was believed to kill the officer and was shot. arrest warrants for Lee and Elin Boten followed as police surrounded the house at dawn and Zelen fired a shotgun from a window.
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New York
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Hamilton
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Holen
James Helen
Lee
Elin Boten
Stexemann
Slens
Zelen
Ethel Barrymore On Sensitivity To The Written Word
The Photoplay Magazine profile shows Ethel Barrymore distressed by unfavorable criticism and detailing an interview clash in St Louis. It highlights her artistry, family heritage, and discipline behind the scenes as she prepares for Camille.
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Ethel Barrymore
Camille
Ada Patterson
St. Louis
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Barrymore
St.,Louis
Misa Barrymore
Tordh
Ruswell Cole
Grandmamma Kindlock
Bret
Norma Talmadge
Photoplay Magazine
Taffeta
Crersea
Brooklyn Grocers in Toils of Profits Law
Brooklyn grocer Henry Boerchers was indicted on 112 counts for profiteering in sugar and held on 35,000 bail after arraignment before U S Commissioner McCabe. He allegedly marked sugar 7 cents a pound on 26,000 pounds. Fellow grocer Henry Vette faced charges of selling sardines at 50 cents a can, with bail set at 2,460. Examinations were scheduled for May 7.
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Henry Boerchers
Brooklyn
United States
McCabe
Henry Vette
Harvey Crude Oil Company Declares 1 Percent Dividend
The twenty first regular dividend of 1 percent on the Harvey Crude Oil Company stock was declared for June. Stockholders of record June 29th will receive payment July 15th. The company notes future dividends will be paid quarterly as earned. ht. L Butcher secretary Republic Building Kansas City Missouri
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Repubiic Bldg
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Six Room Modern Semi-Bungalow for Sale at Vine Street
Public notices list multiple real estate and rental offers including a six room modern semi bungalow at 242 Vine Street priced at 4600 dollars. Also advertised are cars for sale and various rental and employment notices with agents Crankskin and A. Williams, plus a dance event and a corner market for Erdman’s Cash Market at Monroe and Merritt.
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