Official Review of U S Finances Herald Optimistic Conditions
John Bkelton Williams issues an optimistic report on U S finances. He says there is no justification for pessimism, noting official reports from national banks show reduced high costs and strengthened bank resources. He credits Federal Reserve action for restricting cred debt and boosting essential production, while noting some loan reductions but overall strong bank fortifications.
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Washington
United States
John Bkelton
Williams
Cleveland
Death ends gay party in Ken ore avenue flat
Samuel T. A. Itis, president of Loftis Brothers, dies from a brain concussion after a fall during a two day bacchanal at his Ken ore avenue apartment. Roy M. Shayne and Ruth Woods witness the events and aid police in questioning at the inquest under Coroner Hoffmann and Dr Simonds.
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Chicago
Samuel T. A. Itis
Loftis Brothers
Kenore Avenue
Simonds
Roy M. Shayne
Ruth Woods
Sewater Beach
Sewler
Shayne
Loftis
Miss Woods
Hoffman
Eighbors
Es Woods
La Follette Named for Liberal Party Candidacy
Detroit reports Bert M. La Follette of Wisconsin may be the presidential candidate for a faction opposing amalgamation with the Labor party. A national plan would formally tender the nomination and nominate a vice president, seeking a 34 state vote under the Liberal banner. Consent came after a farmer labor convention and telegraphs from across the country.
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Detroit
Mich
Aug
Bert M. la Follette
Wisconsin
Committee of Fortight
Labor Party
Seago
Howry F. Williams
Williams Fed
Lberal Rty
LaFollette
Rty
Farmer-Labor
Williams
Irish General Lucas Escapes Sinn Fein Kidnapers in Barracks
Brigadier General O H Lucas of the Fermoy military area, held prisoner since June by Sinn Feiners, escaped Thursday night by slipping from his cell and fleeing. He arrived at Tipperary barracks in civilian clothes after a route near Oola. A lorry carrying him to the barracks was attacked by Sinn Feiners, two soldiers killed and three wounded as raiders tried to seize arms. Multiple versions of the road ambush exist.
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Dublin
O. H
Lucas
Fermoy
Tipperary
Sinn Fenners
Oola
Limerick
Ian Fenners
Miners' Living Conditions Studied by Commission Tour
The anthracite coal commission arrived at Hasseton Pennsylvania for an auto tour of miner homes and their families to assess working and living conditions. The group plans to visit the Schuylkill section and will meet in Washington next week to review testimony from Scranton hearings.
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Hasseton
Anthracite Coal Commission
Minera
Schuylkill
Washington
Scranton
Great Giants Pitcher Christy Mathewson Stricken by Tuberculosis
Christy Mathewson legendary Giants pitcher is critically ill with tuberculosis at Saranac Lake New York, sources report. Mathewson, admired as the game’s greatest pitcher, retired recently as Giants assistant manager after a long 16 year run ending in a weakened condition.
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New York
Christy Mathewson
Saranac Lake
N. Y
Matty
Giants
Forest Fires Grow Serious in Montana and Idaho
Forest fires in western Montana and northern Idaho are growing serious, according to forestry officials reporting from Missoula on August 2. The expanding blazes threaten regional timber land and communities as crews move to contain the outbreaks.
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Missoula
Mont
Montana
Idaho
Markets Flour and Meat Prices From Local Trade News
The market report lists grain prices for flour car lots including rye wheat and timothy, butter and eggs pricing by quality, and live stock rates for cattle hogs sheep. Notable figures include hard spring wheat at 18.00 to 18.25, No. 1 timothy around 25.00 to 30.00, creamery butter 60 to 90 cents, eggs 44 to 48 cents, and cattle primes at 15.00 to 17.00 with hogs around 14.50 to 16.50 per hundredweight.
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Timothy
Local and Personal News Mentions in Sidney
Henry Bartling of Redington visited Sidney Friday. W A Kreinbring was in Sidney Saturday noting good wheat this year. Florence Tipton of Orleans Neb visiting aunt and uncle Mr and Mrs Tr Tipton. Mabel Perry at home visiting parents Mr and Mrs W J Perry. she liked Omaha. Trene Harris went to Grand Island to join Nebraska Telephone Co. Harris was a longtime local employee. Bertha Flo returned from visiting Eva and Martha Christensen and Eva Milbourne near Kearney. Christensen and Milbourne teach in Sidney schools.
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Henry Bartling
Redington
Sidney
Florence Tipton
Orleans, Nebr
Mrs
Tr. S. Tipton
City
Bertha Flo
Eva
Martha Christensen
Eva Milbourne
Kearney
Misses Christensen
Milbourne
Sidney Nebraska invites bids for power plant addition work
Legal advertisements announce sealed bids by the City of Sidney Nebraska for labor and materials toerect an addition to the municipal power plant. Plans by Royal D Salisbury Co and William Redding and Sons. Deposit of 5.00 to obtain plans after Aug 10 1920. Bids must include 500 certified checks payable to the city. City may reject any or all bids. Mayor Grabill. City Clerk J In Tindel.
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Sidney
Nebraska
Bs P Om
Royal D. Salisbury Co
William Redding and Sons
Denver
Cole
Grabill
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Official Review OF
U. S
Ber
John Presston Williams
Peamue
Saya
New Orleans
Appalachian Corporation
Farapeas
Aya
Contenta
Gen
Sinn Feiners
Tipperary Barracks
Anthracite Commission
Pennsylvania
Meg
W. A. Kreinbring
Miss Mabel Perry
Mrs. W. J. Perry
Miss Perry
Omaha
Royal D. Salisbury
OLDS
Oldsmobile
Mann Motor Company
Sidney, Nebraska
Mann Motor Co
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