Walla Walla Wheat Market Buoyed by Rising Activity
Walla Walla grain market shows rising activity as buyers pay around 2.50 net for club and 2.25 for blue stem. M. Richmond sold 3090 bushels of club wheat at 2.30 and prices trend higher amid ongoing selling pressures. Farther out, Parmere holds at 2.25 as demand grows and shipments increase from town to rail.
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Wale Walla
Walla Walla
Woah
M. Richmond
Parmere Holding
Salem
Rioting in Little Italy as Methodists clash with Catholics
In Chicago a courtroom scene at Bam Chicago avenue station echoed with riotous, foreign language protests as Methodists and Italian Catholics clashed over religious meetings. Judge Caverly urged ordering and the mayor to restrict outdoor gatherings, while Catholics cheered and Methodists left in protest.
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Italy
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Father Giambastini
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William Fiemming
Judee Caverly
Sergt. Mulvihill
Giambastini
Agitator Arrested After Front of Post Board Row
In Denver on August 10 FE Lt Lake, described as an agitator, clashed with a crowd in front of The Post Bulletin board over war flags. Joseph Cunningham, a Pharmacists' mate, grabbed Lake and the protester was placed under arrest on a vagrancy charge.
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Dhenver
Lake
Post
Joseph Cunningham
Denver
Jackie
University psychology aids U S military efficiency says Dr Hall
Dr G Stanley Hall, Clark University president and National Council of Psychologists member, spoke at the University of Oregon summer session detailing a council plan with seven scientists to develop fitness tests for army candidates and determine branches best suited for service. He compared German efficiency in WWI to current military needs, urging greater American army efficiency.
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United United
G. Stanley Hall
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National Council of Paychologiata
Council of National Defense
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War opinions and draft age debate noted
The text quotes a speaker praising von Moltke and Hindenburg as rival geniuses, questions the war’s preeminence, and argues a minimum draft age of 21 may be too low. It notes Dr Hall’s view on youth education during war and mentions memory versus injury. A remark on soft drink resorts competing with haf t drink places is included.
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Hindenburg
Motte
Hall
Pampered Pup Faces Harsh World of Special Diets
A lighthearted note warns of a pampered dog confronting a tough world with limited meals. The prochain owner plans bologna miusame los crea and ginger snaps as unlikely fare, hinting at dietary experiments.
Moat gratifying is the deonstrat ed Toot
A curious garbled line notes that most foreign born citizens are Americans first and last, implying a patriotic stance. The text is fragmented and lacks coherent context or clear events, making precise interpretation difficult.
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