Outrage Claims Rise in China as U S Firms Protest
Shanghai June 13 AP American Association of China and American Chamber of Commerce of Shanghai declare conditions in China the worst since the Boxer outbreak. They urge Washington to act with foreign guards and disarmament, suspend benefits under the Washington conference, and place finances under foreign supervision.
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Shanghai
China
American Association of China
American Chamber of Commerce
Washington
Yangtze River
Lund
Great Britain
London
Brief Items Of Interest From Multiple Cities
Jersey City bandits hold up the paymaster of the Manhattan Electric Supply company and escape with a 12000 payroll. Duluth reports nearly 8 million dollars paid by the government to victims of the October 1918 Northern Minnesota forest fires. Nashville notes Tennessee’s first commercial oil from Kettle Creek field 106 miles northeast, refined locally with a 3000 barrel daily capacity. Portneuf lodge No 18 A M P F and A M holds special meeting to confer the M M degree. A Congregational church social dinner is planned at 225 North Lincoln. Fort Hall lodge No 1 Knights of Pythias meets to confer the rank of Knight.
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Duluth
Minn
Minnesota
Nashville
Tenn
Tennessee
Kettle Creek
Here
Pipe Line and Refining Company
Pythians
Fort Hall Lodge No
Knights of Pythias
Arbitration Board Sets Wage For Building Laborers
The arbitration board fixed a daily wage of 5.50 for building laborers who had sought 6. The decision, announced by Ralph Willison and board representatives, also provides time and a half for overtime on regular days.
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Arbitration Board
Portland
Board of Arbitration
Building Trades Council
Building Construction Employers’ Association
Ralph Willison
Lawyer Warren Lincoln Found After Disappearance in Aurora
Warren J. Lincoln, noted lawyer and agriculturist, missing since April 29 on the Indian Trail, was located at the Grace hotel in Chicago. He told authorities he had been slugged and kidnapped. Kane County Sheriff W E Orr confirmed and was en route to Aurora with Lincoln.
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Aurora
Ills
Chicago
Warren J. Lincoln
Grace Hotel
Jackson Boulevard
Clark Street
W. E. Orr
Kane County
Orr
Lincoln
Sugar Market Demoralized by Raw Futures Decline
New York traders faced a sharp drop in raw sugar futures with refiner activity falling to near standstill. Stop orders caused a 67 point intraday tumble, but midday covering helped prices rebound 25 to 30 points. Refined sugar market remained largely unchanged with prices quoted 8.75 to 9.90 and some refiners accepting orders at 8.54.
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New York
Futurea Wnder
Huidatian
Wheat futures drift as rains spark late July premium
July wheat weak early then sharp rise on rain forecasts for the southwest and southern Oklahoma. Reports from Illinois and Missouri show higher yields, while Nebraska and northwest conditions improve. Export sales are tepid and hedging may rise, signaling a seesaw market amid pit-driven price swings. Chicago futures show July near 1.11, September around 1.09, December near 1.12.
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Southwest
Oklahoma
Kaneag
Illinois
Missouri
Northwest
Nebraska
K Broomhall
Chiago
Livestock Prices and Receipts at Chicago Market
Chicago livestock market reports show Hogs receipts 28 090 with most hog classes up 50c. Cattle receipts 12 000 with beef steers steady to strong while other grades soften. Sheep receipts 8 000 with spring lambs steady to strong and sheep steady. bulls and heavy weights quoted with limited demand.
Immobile Omaha Market Reports Beef Cattle and Sheep
Omaha June 13 cattle receipts 7 809 with slow demand. Beef steers mostly steady to 15c lower. top matured steers 10.75. cows and heifers 5.75 to 28.00. veals up to 9.50. Sheep receipts 2 500 with Idaho lambs 16.00 16.25 and natives 15.75. California clipped lambs 14.50.
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Omaha
Idaho
California
Kansas City and St Joseph Livestock Market Summary June 13
Cattle receipts about 9000 at Kansas City with calves 1200. beef steers up to 11.10 and cows and heifers mostly higher. veal and bulls mixed. Hogs receipts 15000 with most sales 6.20 to 6.55. stock pigs steady. Sheep receipts 4000 with spring lambs up about 25 cents and natives around 15 to 16 dollars. California lambs to 15.75. At St Joseph hogs 12000 with most at 5.50 to 6.50. cattle 2150 receipts with steady steers and lower other classes. sheep 1590 with strong to 25 cents higher.
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Chicago
Kansas City
Fedexas
ST. Joseph
California Springs
California
Wheat and grain prices in Chicago market report
Chicago market notes dated June 13 give bid prices for wheat No 1 dark northern at 1 17 percent, corn No 2 mixed at 82 to 83 cents, No 2 yellow at 82 83 cents, oats No 2 white at 43 to 45 cents, and seed barley 5 50 to 6 50. Clover seed 15 00 to 17 00. Pork and lard around 11 30 to 9 75 with cattle and other pork products listed.
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Chicago
Bond quotes from New York markets in June
Bonds closed at 3 percent 100.30 with First and Second 4s blank. First 4s 98.10 Second 4s 98.9 Third 4s 98.19 Fourth 4s 98.11. Victory 4s appear unavailable. U S Treasury 44s also not shown.
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New York
Ie Aetty
U. & Treasury
Call money rates and time loans in New York market
New York reports call money easier with a high of 4 percent and a low of 4 percent, closing bid and offered at 4 percent, last loan 4 percent, call loans against acceptances 4 percent. Time loans steady to mixed, collateral 60 to 90 days at 1 percent, 4 to 6 months at 5 percent, prime commercial paper at 6 percent.
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New York
Potatoes Slightly Stronger in Chicago Auction
Potatoes in Chicago showed a slight uptick as receipts reached 85 cars with total shipments reported, indicating firmer pricing and steady demand in the market.
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Chicago
Local church groups and social events listed for week
Announcements include Rotary meeting cancellation at Rowanis hall replaced by Elke convention. Baptist Ladies Aid meets at Mrs. S. M. Carter yard. Dreamland Dance tonight with Nightingale orchestra. Westminster Guild moves to Thursday 2 50 at Mrs. J. T. Collins home. Haghney Inn dance Friday with Gardner orchestra. Keystone lodge 81 confers third degree Friday at Masonic temple. Calvary Baptist ice cream social Friday at Mrs Englestrom home. Cast rehearsal for All on Account of Peggy Thursday at Labor hall.
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Rotary
Rotary Club
Rowanis Hall
Baptist Ladies’ Aid
Aid Society of the
First Baptist Church
S. M. Carter
South Grant Avenue
Pressd
Westminster Guild of the Presbyterian Church
J. T. Collins
West
Fremont
Keystone Lodge
A. F
A. M
Masonic Temple
Young Peoples’ Society of the
Calvary Baptist Church
Peggy
Young Peoples’ Society
The
Labor Hall
Dance at Columbia with Rainbo Orchestra
The regular Wednesday social dance takes place tonight at the Columbia hall. The Rainbo orchestra provides music after returning from an Orient tour and en route to Colorado. The group concludes its two day engagement in Pocatello this evening.
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Columbia
Columbia Hall
Rainbo
United States
Orient
Colorado
Pocatello
Summer Health Advice and Seasonal Work Patterns
Surgeon General H. Gumming of the U S Public Health Service notes that summer health depends on winter habits. He explains vacations align with work cycles across occupations, from farmers resting in winter to clerks seeking outdoor activities, and highlights varied summer routines and open air exercise as a general prescription. The text includes a weathered agricultural prices snippet and mentions commodity markets.
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H. 8. Cumming
U. S. Public Health Service
Copper and metals markets mixed with steadier prices
New York traders report spot and nearby copper at 42.00 while futures hold. Lead steady at 7.25 with prices unchanged. Zinc in East St Louis fair with spot around 6.10 and 6.15. Aluminum and other metals show mixed activity amid thin volume.
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New York
Zinc Suiet
East. Louis
Exchange Rates Reported by New York Bank
The June 13 foreign exchange briefing lists pound at 4.61 percent, franc around 6.36 percent on cables, lire near 4.46 percent on cables, mark about 1.0 percent, and other European currencies with varied demands and cable quotes. Additional notes reference Swiss and Brazilian rates, with several marginal figures and ambiguities in OCR text.
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New York
Foreign Exchange
Great Britain
France
Italy
Germany
Cae
Poland
Market Brief Silver Price in London on June 13
Bar silver stands at 31 and a half pence per ounce in London trading on June 13. Advisors report steady sentiment amid global markets as investors monitor supply and demand dynamics.
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London
Open air exercise and summer vacations for all workers
The article argues that while outdoor exercise benefits health, mental stimulation matters equally. It suggests differing vacation plans for workers like farmers and drivers, advocating varied experiences to avoid mental stagnation and promote new ideas through social exchange and travel.
Contrarian Vacations Inspire Seasonal Trials
The excerpt notes that some people may pursue unusual vacation plans, enjoying the charm of deviation. It suggests that even if outcomes seem disappointing, the experience could encourage trying another unconventional approach next summer.
Be warned against nursing ree ful thoughts
The note urges caution about harboring resentful thoughts as they may turn into sharp stings and harm both mind and mood. It highlights the emotional cost of dwelling on anger and urges restraint.
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Manhattan Electric Supply Company
Portneuf Lodge
Portneuf
A. PF
Congregational Church
Dreamland
Nightingale Orchestra
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Wisconsin
Ditto
Alabama
Bliss
Louisiana
South Carolina
North Carolina
Hay
Ase Advisors Oh
Kalburnie Gingham
Fargo's
Utah
SWIFT
Miller
Millers
Miller Bros. Market
North Main
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