Monument honors Abraham Martin first St Lawrence pilot
A granite memorial will greet Quebec visitors honoring Abraham Martin the Scot touted as Canada’s first St Lawrence River pilot. Designed by Henri Hebert the monument sits near Plains of Abraham with bilingual inscription recalling Martin’s land grant from Champlain in 1617 and his role in early exploration and shipping.
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Quebec
St. Lawrence River
Abraham Martin
Plains
Abrahem
Champlain
Ment
Canada
North America
Louis Hebert
Martin
Henri Hebert
France
Lachine
ST Lawrence River
St. Lawrence
la Salle
Marquette
Joliet
Montreal
Canadian Pacific Railway
Scot
Eer
Markets Cleveland Produce Market Prices Snapshot
Market prices list for eggs poultry apples beans cabbage onions tomatoes potatoes and sweet potatoes with per dozen, per bushel and per cwt figures. Includes live fowls spring chickens dried navy beans hot house tomatoes and regional units. notes Chronicle-Telegram classified Ats provide best results.
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Ohio
Chronicle-Telegram
Stocks New York April Opens with Mixed Tone
In New York stock trading the opening showed a mixed tone with Allied Chemical weaker, down 23 8. Rail shares mostly rose while Reading climbed to 7 1 8 and Lehigh added one point to 62 3 4. In Ohio, the Wooster plant of the Kelly Springfield Rubber Company was bought by the pneumatic disk wheel firm from Richmond, Virginia for 150,069 dollars and will reopen on July 1.
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New York
Allied Chemical
Reading
Lehigh
Wooster
Pneumatic Disk Wheel Company
Richmond
Kelly Springfield Ruber Company
Family attack victim’s father dies by own hand
L. J. Tremblay, father of the family targeted by an axe killer in Concordia Kansas, who mourned the Tuesday night slayings and injuries to five others, killed himself this morning. In market news, railroad stocks led a strong forenoon, with Reading dividend plays up, Lehigh Valley, Atchison and Chicago and Northwestern advancing, and Gulf States Steel rising over five points to 7 1/2.
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Concordia
Kans
L. J. Tremblay
Reading
Lehigh Valley
Atchison
Chicago
Northwestern
Gulf States Steel
Cleveland Livestock Markets and Chicago Market Update
CLEVELAND LIVESTOCK CATTLE receipts 259 market slow calves receipts 400 market steady top 11.50 sheep and lambs receipts 1000 market steady top 14.00 hogs receipts 4500 market steady Taurus Yorkers mixed. TOLEDO LIVESTOCK HOGS receipts 1900 market: selected heavies 10.25-10.50 heavy Yorkers 11.00 light Yorkers good mixed bulk of sales common to light pigs (text continues with roughs and cattle veal notes) CHICAGO APRIL 7 Wheat opened unchanged to 1-4 lower corn unchanged to 1-8 higher oats unchanged to 1-8 lower lard lower pork and ribs inactive Opening: WHEAT May 1.30 1-2 30 7-8 July 1.19 1-4 Sept 1.12 7-8 1.13 CORN May 58 1-2 3-8 July 62 1-4 1-8 OATS May 36 5-8 July 39 1-4 Sept 40 1-2 LARD July 11.15 Sept 11.40 NEW YORK APRIL 7 Opening Liberty Bonds 21-28 99.28 first 4 1-45 99.44 second 4 1-4s 99.14 third 4 1-483 99.50 fourth 4 1-45 99.44 Victory 4 13-48 100.90
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Florida
Lanion Sole
Lake Suptrout
Hamburg
Pittsburgh
Pocahontas
Run
Bergholz
Millfield
Kentucky
Iump
Beniny
Congo
Cleveland
Toledo
Chicago
New York
Ohio Federation Women’s Clubs Discuss Camp Sherman Memorial
The Ohio Federation of Women’s Clubs plans spring conferences to decide on a memorial for soldiers trained at Camp Sherman in World War I. Delegates will vote on a per capita assessment of 75 cents for three years or an alternative. The memorial committee is led by Mrs. John MacKee of Springfield.
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Ohio Federation of Women's Club
Camp Sherman
John MacKee
Springfeld
Ohio Federation
Prentice E. Rood
Toledo
Ohio
War Committee
Cincinnati
Federation
Springfield
State Federation
Bowling Green Woman's Club
Bowling Green
MacKee
Dennison
Marion
Department of Welfare
Cleveland Federation of Women's Clubs
Hotel Statler
Cleveland
Akron School League
Akron Federation of Women's Clubs
Percy Pennybacker
Austin
Texas
Tha General Federation Citizenship Committee
Hamilton Federation
Hamilton
Berea College
Girl shoots father after quarrel in Missouri home
In St Louis on April 7 Geoge L Richie 63 was shot in his home after a night of family strife. He is in dangerous condition at City hospital. His daughter Maude 18 is in custody claiming she accidentally fired while attempting to scare him during a dispute with her mother.
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ST. Louis
Geoge L. Richie
Maude
Auto Thief Dying After Jump From Train In Escape
Leavenworth News reports Robert Hampton 35 of Detroit attempted to break from a ten year federal sentence by leaping from a moving Pullman at about 60 mph near Rushville Missouri. He survived briefly but was expected to die from injuries at the penitentiary hospital.
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Leavenworth
Kas
Robert Hampton
Detroit
Rushille
Hampton
Penitentiary
Cossacks Leader's Wife Admits They Are Broke
Madame Semenoff wife of General Gregory Semenoff leader of anti Bolshevik Cossacks in Siberia testified in bankruptcy proceedings of the Youraveta notse and foreign trading company Limited. She admitted she and her husband were broke when they arrived in Canada with $1800 for him and $1300 for her and that they have since borrowed $3000 from friends in New York for living expenses.
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New York
Madame Semenoff
Gregory Semenoff
Siberia
Murmers
Youraveta Notse and Foreign Trading Company, Limited
Peter B. Olney
Canada
Enamel Products Co Sued for 4800 Over Mortgage Claim
The Savings Deposit Bank & Trust Co. sues John A. Smith and Enamel Products Co. to recover 4800 secured by a mortgage on Elyria real estate. The record notes a note for 1800 referenced in the statement, with details incomplete.
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Savings Deposit Bank & Trust Co
John A. Smith
The
Enamel Products Co
Elyria Real Estate
Receiver sought to manage property and sell to satisfy claim
The bank requests appointment of a receiver to care for the property and advertise for sale so its claim can be paid. Judgment is sought against Enamel Products Co. for 1800 of the 4890 dollars.
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Enamel Products Co
Deputy State Marshal Continues His Probe In West Avenue Fire
No new developments in the West avenue fire. Deputy State Fire Marshal Patt V. Patton remains on the job awaiting Fire Marshal H. A. Dykeman to decide on personal charge of the investigation. Thomas Findley is still held on a suspicion charge. The officer in charge says little progress has been made toward fixing responsibility for the blaze.
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West Avenue
Patt V. Patton
H. A. Dykeman
Thomas Findley
Refund of $412000 in money orders sent to Germany begins
Washington April 7 Uncle Sam refunds 412000 dollars in 35000 money orders mailed from the United States to Germany in 1918 and held up by the British censor. The Post Office Department announced the action today.
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Washington
Uncle Sam
United States
Germany
Post Office Department
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