Lake Carriers defer opening of Great Lakes navigation
At Cleveland meeting the Lake Carriers association voted to defer lake navigation for at least two weeks. About 90 percent of tonnage is represented and only about 25 million tons of ore are expected this season, far below last year. Vessels may not sail before July 1 unless conditions change.
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Great Lakes
Murderer Captured After Oakfield Church Killing
Grant Poole, who shot and killed Mrs. E. H. Orvis at the Oakfield Methodist church, was captured by a farmer near Ladoga and jailed in Fond du Lac. Poole, once obsessed with Grace Orvis, the banker's daughter, had a past suicide attempt and parole from Oshkosh hospital. The Orvis family, led by Mrs. Orvis, is prominent in the county.
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Poole
Grace Orvis
Oshkosh
Abel Bristol
Grace
Orvis
Bench Warrants Issued in Cotton Report Leak Case
Bench warrants were issued for Theodore H. Price E 8 Holmes Jr Moses Haas and Frederick A Peckham in the government cotton report leak case. The men were indicted here Friday and the warrants aim to secure their arrest and return to this jurisdiction for trial. Bail may be posted in New York City for Price when required.
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Theodore H. Price
New York
Holmes, Jr
Department of Agriculture
Moses Haas
Frederick A. Peckham
Adkins
Price
New York City
Birmingham Mines and Steel Revival Returns 8000 To Work
Birmingham Alabama reports a phased revival as 8000 idle workers resume jobs this week. About 2500 return to mines and coke ovens with furnaces to follow as stockpiled iron and steel output increases. A broader U S Steel revival in iron territory is expected to generate more employment soon.
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Birmingham
Ala
United States Steel Corporation
Cholera Spreads In Pangasinan Dagupan Sees Fatal Outbreak
Cholera officials report four Pangasinan cities infected including Dagupan and intensify inspection efforts to stamp out the disease. The Dagupan lightkeeper family suffered five deaths after the illness halted daytime light extinction. Plans to secure intervention are noted.
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Manila
Pangasinan
Dagupan
Bureau of Health
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