Wall Street closes amid tighter money and labor troubles
New York reports a bullish stock session with strong volume about 600000 shares. Cotton futures steady with July at 36.70 and December at 34.08. various futures prices shown. Liberty Bonds quoted with multiple series around mid 80s. key stock listings include American Can, Bethlehem Steel, Reading, Studebaker, and U. S. Steel with mixed fractional gains and losses. Market tone remains cautious amid money-tightening signals and labor tensions.
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New We York
Wall. al
Cale
Rio
Fures Eary
Magor
Janemeett
Liberty
Victory
New York
Cmerican Car & Fundry
American
American Smelting & Ref
American Sumatra Tobacco
American T. & T
Taconda Copper
Atebisom
Ce Caeee Baldwin Locomotive
Baltimore & Ohio
Bethlehem Steel
Sentra
Sease
Dhesapeske & Ohio
Chicago, Mil
St. Paul
Eseeeyene
Srucibie Steel Wenssenee Federal Motors
Toh & Steel
Aintiatt Oil & Refining
Southern Patifie
Southern Railway
Oes
Studebaker Corporation
Darna Hoene
Sis
Bnian Pacific
Fgithe States Rubber
Batinghouse Electric
Late Market Report From Cleveland Cattle and Hogs Mixed
Cattle market steady on good to choice fat steers and dairy-bred cows with highs around 14 to 15 dollars. Calves and sheep show uneven demand with spring lambs quoted 15 to 18 dollars and sheep 6.50 to 9.00 per head. hogs rise about 3 to 6 cents with Yorkers at 16.35 and heavy weights near 14.60 to 15.00.
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Cleveland
OKP Members Hurt Near Newark
Six members of the Ku Klux Klan from Zanesville were injured yesterday near Newark Ohio when their automobile wrecked after rounding a sharp curve. Two were reported seriously hurt. Dr. Roy Git aleepie and others attended at the scene.
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Newark
Kuighia of P
Zanesville Emorial Services
W. D. Hull
Roy Gitaleepie
Meaway
William Winn
Omes
Local Girls Narrowly Escape Auto Collision
Saturday afternoon an automobile driven by W. C. Hill of 224 Cleveland Street struck Florzis and Lydia Nichols of 1244 Middle Age on the cross walk near the Wilkins Hurst store. Police report say neither was injured, though they had a narrow escape.
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W. C. Hill
Cleveland St
Florzis
Lydia Nichols
Wilkins-Hurst
Railroads Show Mixed April Finances by Territory
Federal figures report eastern rails with a $14.73 million deficit, western lines $4.28 million short, while southern roads post a $2.39 million net after expenses. Taxes and fixed charges increased deficits in the east and reduced southern gains.
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Washington
Western Classification
Interstate Commerce Commission
Eastern Roads
Western Roads
Conductor Lends Margaret Wilson Dime for Carfare
On a New York bus ride Margaret Wilson daughter of the president was short on fare. Conductor P G Lynch lent her ten cents after she offered a penny. She later sent a note from White House stationery thanking him and enclosing a dime.
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Margaret Wilson
Nw York
Futh Avenue
34Th St 2Nd Fillhare
P. G Lynch
White House
Margaret Woodrow Watson
Second Plague Case Reported In Galveston
Galveston Te June 21 The second bubonic plague case has developed in Galveston Dr W F Fox of the United States public health service said yesterday The victim a colored woman is under serum and vaccine treatment A seventeen year old boy died from the plague last Wednesday The woman worked in the same waterfront building as the first case After a rat extermination campaign three rats believed to be carriers have been captured.
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Galveston
Ter
W. F. Fox
United States Public Health Service
Rainy and Cool Start to Summer Week Forecast
The forecast calls for rain and cooler air on the first day of summer with strong winds. Meteorologists expect warmer air later but continued rain through the week, as the public hopes for seasonable weather.
Mexico Revises Oil Restrictions
Mexico City reports that oil law changes rely on article 27 of the constitution to nationalize deposits with liberal interpretation and no retroactivity. Provisional President Adolfo de la Huerta hosted journalists at luncheon and outlined a policy of friendly foreign relations and assumption of legally contracted debts. Elyria Jewelry Stores announce Wednesday afternoon summer closures.
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Mexico
City
Adolfo de la Huerta
Senor de la Huerta
United States
Mexican Republic
Elyria
Phonograph Company Picnic at Crystal Beach
Nearly one thousand employees from General Phosogoph Manufacturing Co attended the annual picnic at Crystal Beach Vermilion. The day featured dancing fishing and athletic events including a girls ball game won 8 to 6 by the Assemblers over the Machine Hands. Prize winners included Fred Ray Ted Struck Pauline Moestey and more. The Bob Stark’s teams were absent and the shop men beat the office men 2 to 0.
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General Phosogoph Manufacturing Co
Jackiami
Crystal Beach
Vermilion
Gladys Feeley
Saas
Jennie Elb
Mladya Feeley
Cleo Dunlap
Aine Bodenos
Della
Eleanor Bodelos
Ray
Pauline Kish
Musset
Maching Hards
Mary Poleska
Mary Memenchick
Helen
Albee
Fred Ray
Ted Struck
John Feltz
Pauline Moestey
Belires
Hazel Dumer
Della Fisher
Dennite Kolb
Anna Bodenlos
C Schroader
Frenk Kubuski
Fred Fisher
W. Inman
Morrison
Cook
Schroeder
Sandrock
Novak
Smetzer
D Forbes
A. Sheema
C. Cook
McHugh
M. L. Reynolds
Helen Guski
Bob Stark
Elyria Girls Attend Granville Conference at Denison
Elyria Y W C A reports members will attend the Girls Conference at Granville Ohio from June 21 to July 2. Delegates listed include Ethel Wilcox Charlotte Webster Elizabeth Wilford Ruth Risk Ruth Schneider Doris Todd Elizabeth Hauk Eva Anderson and Helen Cord. The program features devotions Bible study organized sports campfire talks and outdoor recreation. The theme centers on There are as many ways to God as there are human hearts.
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Elyria Y. W. C. A
Granville
Abyssinians parade sparks riots in Chicago
Rioting followed a Black Belt parade led by Abyssinian figures. White sailors and civilians killed or wounded. police dispersed crowds. Alleged plans to back a third party candidate mayor Thompson and links to the Black Star Line and Eamon de Valera feature in the aftermath.
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Abyssinia
Redding
St. Louis
Jonas
William Hale Thompson
Robert L. Rose
Great Lakes
Chicago
Badsett
Joseph Hoyt
Joseph P Owens
Llack Belt
Polk Street
Fernons
Thirty Fifth St
George Gabriel
Abrssinum
Washington
New York
Thompson
Roosevelt
Jan Crow
R. D. Jonas
R D. Jonas
League of Darker People
Black Star Line
Yarmouth
Cuba
Norfolk, Va
Hungary Boycott Began Today Amid Communications Shutdown
The international trades union executive committee announced a boycott of Hungary over alleged persecution of Hungarian workers in Budapest. Postal and telegraphic communications with Hungary have been almost completely interrupted as the action starts.
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Vienna
Hungary
The
International Trades Union
Budapest
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By Hai Probasco
Tessie
By Hal Probasco
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AiTeEa
K Society
Denison College
Elyrians
W. C. A. Industrial Federation
W.C. A Industrial Federation
WSC
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Daughters Scotia
G. A. R. Hall
Indiana Avenue
Vlag
Fernon
Owens
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Rose
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Rose and
Hoyt
Yan
Havanna
Leo. L. Healy
Black Star Company
Jones
Friends of Irish Freedom
Africa
Horlick
Guy F. Atkins
Dist
Mgr
L. W. Kelley Company
Investment Securities
Lorain Co. Bank
Ohio
Lake Shore Electric
Lorain
Elyria Public Square
Lake Erie
Swarts & Crow
Turner Building
Adelphi Land Co
Swarts.& Crow
Adelphia Land Co
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