Four More Deaths From Wood Alcohol in Hartford
Hartford police report four more deaths from wood alcohol poisoning in the city. The fatalities increase the count tied to tainted liquor incidents this month.
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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1920
Page
8
Hartford police report four more deaths from wood alcohol poisoning in the city. The fatalities increase the count tied to tainted liquor incidents this month.
Regina reports 111 soldier settlers bought 459000 dollars of land near Indian reserves in Piapot, each paying 10 percent and receiving board loans for balance, implements, stock, and housing. Calgary advices note 24 parcels valued at 75000 sold in Madens Bay reserve lands. total loans exceed 57069000 to veterans with 35000-plus applicants and 35213 qualified by February.
In the Probate Court of Bannock County Idaho letters of administration on the estate of June Francis Plant deceased were granted on June 21 1920. All persons holding claims must exhibit them to R W Jones attorney for the administrator at 207 National Bank Building Pocatello Idaho within four months or be barred. William C Plant administrator. j21-28-jy6-12-19
In the District Court of Idaho Eastern Division F C Hautt has filed for discharge in bankruptcy. Creditors and interested parties must appear by August 2 1920 and within ten days after file grounds of opposition with the clerk. This notice is issued under court authority by E C White Referee in Bankruptcy.
City of Pocatello Idaho adopts annual expenditure estimate for 1920 1921 and directs publication. Itemized admin engineering street police fire cemetery wards and debt service shown with totals and the previous year’s revenue by department totaling 232 176 12. City clerk and treasurer Phelan signs.
New York June 24 trading opened with dullness as the morning session shows about 65 000 shares traded. Declines spread through steels equipment oils and related chemicals with losses extending before noon as motors and rails also fell. Call money opened at 9 percent.
Chicago June 28 cattle receipts about 20 000 with beef steers opening slow and steady early sales. Yearlings and heavy steers paid 17.00. cows and bulls steady with veal calves 25 to 50 lower. Hog receipts around 40 000 with top at 16.30. pigs 25 higher. Sheep receipts 15 000 with lambs steady and yearlings steady to higher.
Opening grain and commodity quotes edged higher then turned down as shares and futures retreated. Oats rose further before prices eased, while provisions remained buoyed by strength in grain and hog markets.
Unclear OCR fragment lists several Chicago commodity prices for wheat corn fat yellow rye barley timothy seed clover seed lard ribs and related figures. Data appears garbled with odd characters and inconsistent decimals, offering no coherent market summary or date.
New York: bar silver 9919, foreign 93, Mexican dollars 70 percent. London: bar silver 63d per ounce. Money rates show 6 percent, discount on three month bills 6 11-16 percent.
Salt Lake City report states about 70 000 acres of government land in Utah and Idaho will be designated for entry after a survey by Ralph H Wooley of the US Geological Survey. Idaho holds around 50000 acres with the rest in northern Utah.
Butter in Chicago on June 28 advanced with creamery quotes at 43 58 and steady receipts of 14 410 cases. Firsts ranged around 38 to 39 percent with ordinary firsts near 34 to 36 percent. Storage packed extras about 41 percent and firsts 40 to 41 percent with cases included at 36 percent.
Berlin June 28 four soldiers assigned to guard German army treasure in Spandau conspired to steal 60 million Romanian lei notes worth about 19 cents each. They dispersed the money through Russians and Rumanians near railway stations, lived as gardeners and gamblers, and were arrested as they attempted to flee. Names listed Kuhn Wenta Elssner and Pesciges with details of their roles and fates.
New York June 28 AP reports raw sugar at 18.30 a pound, centrifugal refined steady, fine granulated ranging 22.00 to 24.00, indicating no change in refined sugar values.
Walla Walla Washington reports a population drop to 15 503 a decline of 3 861 or 149 percent. Oklahoma City Oklahoma shows 91 258 people an increase of 27 053 or 42.1 percent. Delaware state totals reach 223 003 up 20 681 or 10.2 percent with New Castle county including Wilmington at 148 238 up 25 051 or 20.3 percent.
The Tribune Co. announces printing services from its Job Printing department located on W Center Street available by phone at 1338 for business and ad printing needs.
A brief note lists Fred's Cafe at 144 North Main Street with phone 81 J, indicating a local dining spot and contact details.
London dispatch reports Greek troops have landed at Panderma on the south coast of the Marmora Sea. The force is to move southward to challenge Mustapha Kemal Pasha's nationalist troops northeast of Smyrna.
A Lettish information bureau report describes staged scenes in Soviet Russia intended to lure English labor delegates. In Petrograd officials staged events, theaters participated, trains ran for display, and tramways were paused to simulate busy, orderly life under Bolshevik rule.
Geona and Jung report the International Conference of Seamen is halted on the issue of hours of labor as delegates seek a resolution.
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