Senate in fury over Shantung debate over Japan China treaty
Senators Lodge Hitchcock Norris clash over a 1918 alleged Germany Japan Shantung treaty. Lodge questions truth to block Chinese concessions while Hitchcock defends China’s protections under Versailles Article Ten amid Republican jeers and warnings.
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Sensies
Large 40 acre farm with cottage and bearing fruit trees
The 40 acre parcel includes a well kept cottage, lawn, shrubbery, a 900 tree orchard with apples pears and plums, a good barn and outbuildings. It sits near a hard road one mile from town and offers strong income potential with fruit and grain crops.
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California
Quincy
State Street
John Reichert
Market closes mixed in Chicago grain trade
Chicago grain prices moved unevenly with corn and oats softening while September and December corn contracts edged higher. Traders noted sluggish provisions and strong European buying lifting oats, as export sales reached 500000 bushels amid a weaker sterling.
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Chicago
Sterling Exchange
United States
Long Commission Co
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Commodity price listings from St Louis and Peoria markets
A dense survey of grain and produce quotes from St Louis and Peoria on July 16 and 18. Wheat No 2 red and No 3 red trade around 2.19 to 2.22 while corn stays steady near 1.90 to 2.01 depending on grade. oats show slight declines. Local farm prices list hay, timothy, and clover, with flour, meal, and various livestock values and byproducts across multiple buyers.
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Ft. Louis
Peoria
Kansas City
New York
Kuellenberg Milling Company
New York Stocks Outlook Mixed With Steel and Motors Leads
The market stayed firm with steel and motor stocks showing strength. Analysts note active pool interests in steels and motors, recommending purchases in rails and select coppers and packing firms for long term gains.
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Undertone
Bethlehem Steel
Crucible Steel
Lackawana Steel
Great Northern
Union and Southern Pacific
Atchison, St. Paul
Rock Igland
Southern Railway
Swifts
Armours
Cudahyasa
Wilsons
Morris
Local Market Sees Ten Cent Drop On Hog Prices
Hog prices fell about ten cents on Tuesday with top quotes near 21.80 as pork market demand remains high. Corn traded at 1.86 per bushel and hay and straw sold in several lots while potatoes arrived in city quantities and minor shifts occurred in oil and turpentine prices.
Commodities Market Brief From New York Chicago July 16
New York reports butter steady to higher with receipts for creamery and bulk dairy. Chicago notes butter higher with large receipts and varied firsts and packing stock. Potatoes firm with mixed regional prices. Sugar steady at New York and coffee spot activity quiet.
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Chicago
Trish Cobblersa
Spot
Santos
Riot
Stocks Rally Despite Foreign Exchange Demoralization
Markets continued gains as pools and speculative interests dominated trading on July 16. Blue chip favorites Crucible Steel Baldwin Locomotive and Stutz Motor advanced, with notable strength in American Tobacco Lorillard and Bethlehem Steel while oil and shipping faced pressure. Liberty bonds closed mixed with varied yields and government issues showed irregular movement.
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Httle
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Paris
Crucible Steel
Baldwin Locomotive
Stutz Motor
United States Industrial Alcohol
Sears Roebuck
Liberty and Railway Vonda
Chicago and East St Louis Livestock Market Report
Chicago and East St Louis districts report mixed cattle hog prices with receipts: hogs top around 22.50, heavy to light weights sold between 19.50 and 22.80, cattle wholesale varies with beef steers up to 17.90 and cows around 6.50 to 15.90, sheep lamb markets show strong demand with lambs near 18.00 and yearling wethers about 14.25. Multiple regional markets list moderate to heavy volumes and unsettled to steady trading tones.
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Anck Brothers
C. F. Bishop Ca
Swift
Blatchford
Bolies and Rogers
Chicago
St. Lovin
East ST. Louis
Til
Peoria
Hansene City
Kansas City
Sambda
St. Joseph
St, Joseph
Market Prices Report From Toledo Trade Ledger
Toledo market notes list seed and hay prices for July with figures for clover seed Alsike and Timothy with cash prices and monthly futures like Oct Nov Dec and Sept through March. Prices shown include 28.25 29.50 32.50 23.75 2400 5.50 6.15 5.25 5.90 and other small adjustments.
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Toledo
Iuly
Rye and Barley Prices Reported in Chicago
In Chicago on July 16 rye No. 2 traded at 91.89 percent with a 1.60 spread. Barley and timothy futures showed nominal activity with prices around 39 to 39.5 and 9 to 12 dollars, while clover remained nominal.
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Arith Wrade
Timothy
Chicago
Rye
Barler
Clover
Local Market Prices Reported for Oils and Tinseed Alterations
Ola. ST. LOUIS July 15 Tinseed alts quoted in 1 to ? ballots ran 2.33 and holed 3.33 per gallon Cottonseed oil quote per th Winter white 32c yellow 81 4c summer white 38 14c summer yellow 3c aclad Silgc cooking white 11c do Yellow 31c
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ST. Louis
Daily Market Letter Furnished by Long Commission Co
Corn declines on favorable belt reports and bearish sentiment. Oats fall on scattered selling and cash oats talk. Provisions dull with slight declines and firm underlying buying power. Stocks generally higher with steel and copper leaders, railroads weaker. Eastern interests cautious on recent upturns.
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Jocal
Market steady as southern buyers show cool demand for draft horses
In St. Louis Missouri on July 15 the trade shows little change from a week earlier. Southern buyers on the market, especially from the southeast, bid weakly for drafts. Good to choice drafts bring 150 to 2300, eastern chunks 149 to 209, southern horses 125 to 106, and mules maintain last week's strong tone with prices from 200 to 350 for 16 hands and lower grades down to 59 to 140 for 13 to 13.5 hands.
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ST. Louis
Timothy bar market strong with light receipts in St Louis
The Timothy bar market shows strength and higher prices in St Louis with light receipts and demand for better grades. Prices posted for Timothy No 1 old 74.38, Standard 56.87, No 2 20.24, No 3 28.75, and other hay grades including light and heavy clover mixed and alfalfa at varied bid levels. Catton futures opened barely steady in New York with July at 25.80 cents and other months fluctuating around mid 30 cents.
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Alfalfa Hay
Stendard
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Straw
Catton
New York
J C Davis Dies In Home In Pittsfield
Pittsfield July 16 The death of J C Davis occurred at the family home after months of illness He planned to go to Quincy for an operation but was deemed too weak to travel He was known across the county for meat business years in Milton Griggsville and Pittsfield Later he promoted Illinois Mining and Milling company properties at Keller Wash He sold shares in this venture He is survived by two sons Arthur and Fred both of Pittsfield His wife died years ago.
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Griggsville
Illinois Mining and Milling Company
Kellar
Wash
Arthur
Fred
Examination for teachers' certificates in Carthage extends to July
An examination for teachers' certificates will be held July 17 and 18 at the office of County Capt. S. D. Faris in Carthage. On July 19 a special 7th and 8th year final for those who missed May 10 or seek higher grades will be held by the county superintendent at his Carthage office. Local social notes mention Grace Erteltville of Quincy visiting, Addie Atwood accompanying her, and Mrs. Clyde P. Johnson returning from Monmouth with relatives. Various residents' summer plans and a Fourt of Review township report are referenced along with several local discharged veterans listed.
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Kiss Grace Ereltville
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Kana
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Boulder
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Brown
Eleanor
Estes Park
Cato
Justin Myers
Columbus
Carthazge Township
Hancock County
Arthur J. Skump
Ralph D. Bradshaw
John Hen
Notable Names in Local List of Citizens
A long list enumerates residents including Lombard Floyd Cometeek Powers Williama Hufgon Dachroth Herzog Nagel Owsley Mathes Nichols Lambert Workman Grimes Morford Sherrill Schmidt Rhea Rhea Williams Brown Durham Parts.
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Charles Floyd Cometeek
J. A. Powers
Joseph I. Williama
R. R. Hufgon
Geo. F. Dachroth
Henry Jacob Herzog
Elmer H. Nagel
Arnie I. Owsley
Wills Mathes
Edward J. Nichols
Elbert W. Lambert
Lester F. Workman
Truman Alvan Grimes
Ira B. Morford
Andrew Sherrill
Jacob A. Schmidt
Dee Rhea
Emil H. Rhea
Leslie B. Wiliams
Geo. Polk Browning
Bernard P. Durham
W. P. Parts
Poison and Cure Through Nature to Remove Toxins
A historical ad promotes a non poison drug treatment claiming disease stems from excess poison in the body. It argues poisons leave the body via skin, urine, and bowels and condemns “poison drugs” as counterfeit. The speaker promises a square deal and natural recovery.
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