Canadian Wheat Prices Lift Farmers Interest in Prairie Regions
Farmers in Alberta Saskatchewan and Manitoba may share about 40 million dollars from certificates tied to last season's wheat sales. The Canadian Wheat Board set 2.15 per bushel minimum for No 1 wheat with extra proceeds to be prorated. Open trading could push Canadian wheat prices to 3 to 5 dollars per bushel amid global supply concerns.
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Wheat “Board
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Manitoba
Robert Magill
Winnipeg Grain Exchange
Magill
Russia
Roumania
India
Australia
Europe
North America
United States
Apple Tree Growth Pays Off For Missouri Farmer Long Ago
A Missouri farmer in 1698 carried a tiny apple tree from his farm to plant elsewhere to imitate growth trends. The tree has continued to thrive, producing apples annually and enriching the orchard.
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Missouri
Greeley
After Ten Years Eatonic Proves the Best
A reader testimonial by Mrs Della ML Doyen claims ten years of stomach trouble cured by one box of Eatonic. The ad extols Eatonic as removing acids and gases, offering money-back satisfaction. It urges readers to consult their druggist and try Eatonic, noting half a million users last year.
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Eatonic
Della ML Doyen
Ady
Millionaire Red To. Codefendants Found Guilty
A Chicago court found William Bross Lloyd and eighteen co defendants guilty of conspiring to overthrow the government by organizing the communist labor party to ally with Russian radicals for a Soviet style revolution. Sentences ranged from penitentiaries to a year in Cook county jail. Lloyd and Arthur Proctor received 2000 dollar fines and prison terms. Clarence Darrow announced plans to appeal.
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William Bross Lloyd
Communist Party
Oscar Hebel
Lloyd
Arthur Proctor
Chicago
Cook County
Communist Labor Party
United States
L. B. Batterfield
Dighton
Kan
Ludwig Love
New York
Love
Jack Carney
Duluth
Max Dedacht
San Francisco
Oscar J. Brown
DeKalb
Ill
Charles Krumbein
Morris A. Stolar
Carl F. Sandberg
Edwin Furth
Indianapolis
John Vogel
Samuel F. Hawkins
M. J. Christiansen
James A. Meissinger
Edgar Owens
Moline
Niels Klar
Perry Shipman
Rock Island
Clarence Darrow
Miss Woods Sobs Break Up Inquest
Chicago August 3 Miss Ruth Woods who was alone with Samuel T A Loftus when he died under mysterious circumstances was allowed temporary freedom after she collapsed at the first day of the coroner inquest. She sobbed through testimony as Roy M Shayne her fiancé described her hysterical summons and Loftus crumpled body.
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Chicago
Ruth Woods
Samuel T. A. Loftus
Misa Woods
Loftis
Miss Woods
Roy M. Shayne
Joan T. Shayne
Mr. Shayne
Mr. Loftus
Bentz Held for Counterfeiting Gang Leader
New York Aug 3 James Bentz arrested in Boston on counterfeiting charges. He is named as a ringleader among 11 men indicted last October for altering and rea lading $1 federal notes to $10. Secret Service officers report potential prison terms.
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New York
James Bentz
Boston
United States Secret Service
Iron rule feared as new Irish bill faces parliament
London reports a sweeping Irish bill disguising martial law under "for the good of Ireland" aims. It abolishes trial by jury, creating a high court headed by a designated judge under military and civil control. The measure, backed by some conservatives, draws fierce opposition from Labour and Irish Nationalists.
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London
Ireland
Dublin
Lord Robert Cloll
Herbert H. Asquith
Downing Street
Cox to stay out of state politics
Dayton reports Governor Cox the Democratic presidential nominee announced a policy of non interference in state primaries. He declined involvement in Texas where Former Senator Bailey runs for governor, saying it is not his province or desire to interfere and that the Texas situation is for the local Democrats to decide.
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Dayton
Ohio
Cox
Texas
Bailey
Porras Elected President of Panama in Election
Dr. B Porras, liberal conservative candidate, won the Panamanian presidency yesterday defeating Dr Cicero Urriola. Porras, former president who resigned to seek re election, faced questions of eligibility raised by Urriola supporters in Washington but no U S intervention occurred.
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Panama
B. Porras
Liberal Conservative Party
Republic of
Cicero Urriola
Eliserlo Porras
The
Republic
Arriola
State Department
Washington
Dr. Porras
United States
Five German Hulks to Reach New York Today
Hulks from five former German warships allocated to the United States for experimentation are due in New York harbor today. They will anchor two weeks in the Hudson River for public inspection before being moved to Newport News Virginia or on a touring schedule to Atlantic and Pacific ports.
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Washington
United States
New York Harbor
Hudson River
Hudson
Newport News
Atlantic
Pacific
Why the Crowd Came
The largest crowd in Long Beach’s history gathered yesterday as the ban on banning one piece bathing suits was lifted and the rule requiring women to wear stockings was removed.
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New York
Long Beach
Blow on Jaw Fatal in Chicago Patrolman Case
A Chicago incident ends in a fatal blow on the jaw involving Patrolman William J. Bowler. The case references company Rye and Rast and mentions a suspect likely linked to the attack. Police continue inquiries with details sparse and the public awaiting further reports.
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Chicago
William J. Bowler
Rye
Coal Shortage Fears Prompt Call for Probe
Chicago Chief Justice Crow urged the state grand jury to investigate a possible criminal conspiracy to cause a coal shortage in Cook County to manipulate markets. He warned a coal famine could bring winter suffering and deaths if not relieved. Illinois and Indiana mines, tied by a strike, slowly return to operation as railcar shortages persist. Indiana miners resume work. eight Iowa mines strike for higher wages.
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Chicago
Robert B. Crow
Cook County
Illnois
Indiana
Illinois
John L. Lewin
United Mine Workers of America
Springfield
Indianapolis
Ed Stewart
Evansville
Lieutenant Locklear Killed in Hollywood Plane Crash
Los Angeles Aug 3 Lieutenant Locklear famed for mid air plane changes and his companion Lieutenant Milton Elliott were killed when their planes crashed to the ground in Hollywood Monday night. Their aircraft caught fire and burned.
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Los Angeles
Locklear
Milton Elliott
Hollywood
Still Another Death Mystery at Wisconsin Campus
Madison, Aug. 3. Thousands of summer school students ponder the death of Herman Singer whose body was found at Sunset Point quarry outside Madison. Strangled with marks on the body, the murder mystery involves a barber famed among UW students and alumni for grooming and chatter at the Singer barbershop. Police seek clues as hundreds assist with the investigation amid campus lore and local curiosity. France shifts from old machinery to modern apparatus.
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Madison
Wis
University of Wisconsin
Sunset Point
Singer
Herman Singer
France
Hit on the Saw Pi Life Saver Story
Thomas, a person named in a chaotic report, was shocked by a high voltage wire. The jolt to his jaw saved his life but damaged several teeth.
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Thomas
Cironis
Cantu Breaks With Mexico
In Mexico City on a Monday the government said peace negotiations with Governor Cantu of Lower California were broken off and a military campaign would begin immediately. The plan aims to keep fighting away from Mexicali and other border points, with Diversions to Ensenada considered due to U.S. concerns.
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Mexico City
Cantu
California
War Office
Mexical
United States
Ensenada
Miss Bush Heads Women's Campaign for Harding
Chicago reports Adah Elizabeth Bush named head of the women's division of the Republican national campaign to mobilize female voters for Harding. She is Indiana's top insurance seller and previously served as executive secretary to the campaign committee. Bush led war relief efforts in Washington and abroad with YWCA. Republicans also appoint Mrs Maniey L Fosseen as joint chairman of the speakers bureau with Senator Harry J New.
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Chicago
Nias Adah
Elizabeth Bush
Republican Party
Harding
Mise Bush
Indiana
United States
Miss Bush
Washington
Council of National Defense
Red Cross
Maniey L. Fosseen
Minneapolis
Harry 3. New
Ponzi May Sell Out After All
Boston August 3 Charles Ponzi of the Securities Exchange Company continues to pay back investors who want their money. He denied an article declaring insolvency and said a deal to sell his scheme to New York bankers for 10 million dollars remains open with further talks slated for Tuesday.
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Boston
Charles Ponzi
Securities Exchange Company
International Exchange
Ponzi
William H. McMasters
New York
Man, 63, Killed In Auto Collision Near Hancock
Albert Peterson, 63, of Hancock, Iowa, was fatally injured when he was run down by his own car after leaving a country home. He stepped in front of the vehicle while another car approached. He died a few hours later. He is survived by his wife and five children.
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Hancock
Albert Peterson
German miners foresee Spa pact condemned in conference
The German delegation of miners arriving for the international conference expects the convention will condemn the coal pact made at Spa between Germany and the allies. They argue fulfillment is impossible and foresee possible clashes mainly between Belgian and German workers, with only minor incidents anticipated.
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Reneva
Spa
Germany
Ogden Canyon Sanatorium Burns Amid Midnight Fire
A midnight blaze destroyed the Ogden Canyon Sanatorium buildings in Ogden Utah. Loss is estimated at 4000 dollars. Firemen could not verify reports that two bathers were trapped in the collapsing walls.
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Ogden
Utah
Ogden Canyon Sanatorium
Poland and United States weigh role in European crisis
A Polish premier envoy appeals to President Wilson for support as Europe seeks order and security. Warsaw reports indicate Russia advances toward Lemberg and heavy fighting near Brody and Toporow. Women join Warsaw defense while German troops move to border amid Polish Bolshevik threat and Polish independence concerns.
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Comte de Bosin
Europe
United States
Versnilles
Haya & Say
London
Pollak
Lemberg
Warsaw
Brody
Toporow
Bolshevist
Sereth
Lomza
Bolohevista
Berlin
Rada
Brest Litovel
Witte
Érston
Litoval
Tabor Citizens Take Over Railway Line
Tabor Iowa residents paid the Tabor and Northern 29,000 to acquire the railroad contract and operate the line. They promise continuous service not previously provided, an announcement stated on Monday.
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Tabor
Northern
Family of Eleven Hurt When Struck by Trolley
Trenton New Jersey August 3 a well loaded automobile was struck by a trolley at Yardley Pennsylvania about four miles from here. In the hospital are Mr and Mrs Alonza Haring and several Haring children aged 20 19 15 9 7 2 and others with various injuries. The accident underscores the danger to families traveling by road in that region.
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N. J
Yardley
Alonza Haring
Nus
Pel Haring
Beesale Haring
Wetter Haring
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