Wrestlers Clash Sparks Haymarket Riot at Chicago Show
Chicago wrestlers William Demetras and Ack Linow staged a bout labeled as a finish match, prompting a mid bout draw by referee Johnny Mae. The stoppage provoked a raging crowd to wreck scenery and lighting, barricade burlesque chorus members, and force police reserves to clear the theatre while fans demanded a final outcome. Weather notes follow with a separate regional forecast mentioning moderate warmth and clouds.
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Sinon
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Gale quintet trims Lorain in bowling meet
The Gale bowling team defeated Lorain with Walter Tite leading in form. He rolled a total of 673 pins as the squad posted strong scores in the night meet.
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Han Daily
Loraio
Walter Tite
Coke Plant
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Tlicok Apaegree Ee Michaels
Craft Bees
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Crandall
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Robinson Ee
Helmbach
Kebt
Jentings shines on grids after injury in Montana league
Bin Jenting and Bill Jenkins star for a Meaderville independent team in a mining country league. Jenkins, a halfback with a college background, lost his right hand and forearm and the use of one eye in an accident but continues to play, proving his athletic grit despite severe handicaps.
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bin Jenting
Bill Jenkins
Meaderville
Montana
Jenkins
College
New Shipping Board Faces Fleet Privatization Issues
The newly sworn Shipping Board under President Wilson tackles disposal of the merchant fleet and a new contract system for private companies to operate ships. It values the fleet between 2.1 and 2.5 billion dollars with about 1,600 ships, including 350 worn vessels, and will sell parts of the materiel and other properties.
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Ablpsing
Late Stock Reports Highlight Broad Session in New York
New York stock session extended today with broad activity led by oils, steels, and related equipment. Major movers included Mexican and Pan American Petroleum, Houston Oil, Bethlehem Steel, Baldwin Locomotive, General Electric, Westinghouse, Mercantile Marine, and others amid profits realizations and diverse declines in some obscure issues. Cotton futures closed firm with several contracts noted, while Liberty bonds and other Treasury issues showed mixed gains. Clearing banks reported a reserve excess of 190,981,040, up 26,056,540 from the prior week.
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Wall St
Pan-American Petroleums
Houston Oil
Crucible
Bethlehem and Lackawanna] Steels
Baldwin Locomotive
Har!water
General Electric
Westinghouse
American Car
Atlantic Gulf
Mercantile Marina
Tabarcos
Yade
Macraten
Weatener Willys Overland
Liberty Bonds
Victory
Wall Street Opens Higher Amid Mixed Early Moves
New York trading opened with gains in Mexican Petroleum and Pacine otl while Southern Pacific showed uneven early action. Crucible Steel Marine preferred, Atlantic Gulf, Baldwin Locomotive and Studebaker moved into strong issues though Royal Dutch weakened. London exchange was steady with no major shifts as gold imports were announced.
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Wall St
Mexican Petroleum
Pacine Otl
Southern Bay
Souther Pacific
Southern Pacfc
Crucible Steel Marine
Atlantic Gulf
Baldwin Locomotive
Studebaker
Royal Dutch
London
Wheat opens weak then rallies on Chicago boards
Chicago opening weak on light support with initial declines. December wheat falls to 1.69 1/2, but buys back to 1.72 as December and March gain. corn and oats firm due to wheat worries. May corn ranges around 74 1/2 to 76 7/8 cents, oats steady near 51 3/4. Provisions retreat on light selling with some short covering later.
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Chicago
Thme
Ulf
Mexico
Liverpool
Ater
Market Reports: Cleveland and Chicago Grain, Livestock
Cleveland sees heavy fowls and turkeys steady with mixed cattle receipts around 290 and calves down about 50c. Ohio and New York potatoes listed at 3.26, Michigan at 3.25, hogs in Chicago firm with top $10.40 and most weights $9.65 to $10.40. Cattle and sheep across regions show varied movements with calves and stockers modestly lower, lambs higher, and Western steers down.
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Cleveland
Ohio
New York
Michigan
Tepe
Chicago
U. S
Earl resigns as Willys-Overland president in Overland
Overland officials announced Clarence A. Earl has resigned as president of the Willys-Overland Co and named Charles B. Wilson of Pontiac Mich as his successor. Wilson is general manager of the Wilson Foundry and Machine Co of Pontiac. The report notes a whiskey field release and crossing to Cleveland for delivery to New York, with the New York prohibition director commenting on permits.
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Toledo
Clarence A. Earl
Moe
Willys-Over ‘Land Company
Charles B.| Wilson
Pontiac
Mich
Nig Heeskaos
Wilson
Wilson Foundry’ and Machine Company
Pohtine
Lexington
Icy
Whiskey Field
Cleveland
New York
Parmita Tegal
Disfranchisement Probe Into Southern Negro Voters
New York December 4 Investigation of alleged violent illegal and unconstitutional disfranchisement of colored people in southern states urged before the house committee by the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People. W Tandon secretary said the association seeks to appear in Washington next week with twelve million Negroes to present facts showing registration and ballot suppression by force or delay.
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New York
Commission To Investigate Fiasco In Cleveland Boxing
A Cleveland boxing commission meeting is set for Monday to investigate why Fat Moore of Memphis and Carl Tremaine of Cleveland weighed in at a private gym instead of the central athletic club. It is intimated that boxers in the stables of Tommy Walsh and Jimmy Dunn could be barred from appearing for the rest of the season and possibly from boxing in the state.
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Cleveland
Dec
Cleveland Boxing Commission
Fat Moora
Memphis
Carl Tremaine
Central Athletic Club
Tommy Walsh
Jimmy
Dunn
Bank Yeggmen Abandon Auto Near Columbus
Columbus December 4 police traced the Five men who looted the Grove City First National Bank. The getaway car found near Lima with license 3685 listed to E J Goodman, 854 Brydon road. Losses revised to 14000 cash plus 10000 Liberty bonds and 169000 non negotiable notes. Bandits pursued across country roads with armed guards on North Lewisburg rooftops.
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E. J. Goodman
Bryndon Road
Atta
First National Bank
Grove City
Lima
Star Automatiie
Clumbus
Heriey
Landita
B. J. Gaad
Poliee
Marsal
Lewisburg
Argentina Quits League of Nations Report
Argentina plans to adhere to the League of Nations while facing amendments to the covenant. Canadian Justice Minister Doherty proposed removing Article X, with likely committee reference. Paris reports France questions Argentina’s legality of membership as Geneva prepares final assembly actions.
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League of Nations
Assembly of the League
Charles J. Doherty
Paris
Argentina
MW Competenca
Debe Giltes
Géneva
Foreign Office
France
ATL
Cleveland Man Found Guilty in Double Murder Trial
Cleveland, Dec 4. Alex Tomchik was found guilty of manslaughter by a jury in Judge Baer s criminal court this morning. The verdict carries an indeterminate sentence from one to twenty years in the penitentiary. Tomchik stood trial on a second murder charge for killing John Pocyk, a boarder in his home, claiming the alibi defense.
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Cleveland
Alex Tomchik
Baer
Enminion Pleas
Tomchik
John Pocyk
Tomehnik
Father and Son In Elyria Jail Inmates After Arrest
Mike O Neill and his son Tommy were jailed after an incident on Frend Street. O Neill was heavily intoxicated and demanded a further audience. Mayor Jones fined him $5 and costs, which led to a threatened lawsuit for false arrest. Edna Shinrock, 19, missing since October 25, located in Toledo. Men's handkerchiefs advertised by Robinson & Hancock Co.
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Mike O'Neil
Tommy
Frend Street
O'Neill
Jones
Mgm
Edna Shinrock
Toledo
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Norwest Metro company to host yearly event
Local firm announced a community gathering at the city park with demonstrations, music, and food stalls. Organizers pledged safety measures and family friendly activities for attendees on Saturday afternoon.
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