Trade's Rising Tide Lifts U S Business in 1945 June
R G Don reports a nationwide uptick in trade and industry driven by hopeful crop news and restocked inventories. Wheat prospects rise with forecasts of 437 to 470 million bushels, while iron and steel demand surges as prices climb. Falls in 1945 contract prices anticipate industry-wide resumption after idleness.
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Bradstreet's Review Notes Mixed Market Signals New Year
Studstreet's Review for New Years notes activity in staple goods tied to mid summer stock checks. Prices for cotton coal wheat flour corn oats pork and lard show little upturn. Overall business is favorable. wheat exports to both coasts total 2 857 207 bushels this week, with regional signs of improvement in Milwaukee and Duluth.
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Baseball Scores and National League Results
Western League games include Kansas City blanking Kansas City at St Paul while Detroit defeats Toledo and Milwaukee tops Minneapolis. National League scores show Cleveland sweeping Chicago then edging Philadelphia, New York routing Baltimore, and Cincinnati beating St Louis.
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Salvation Army aids one man’s dramatic turn from drink to cadet life
Ralph Mulvane, cousin of John RK and Joab Mulysos, once a heavy drinker and stone cutter, joined the Salvation Army after watching the group sing and march. Now a cadet in training, he aims to earn a captain’s certificate and spend his life in Army service. Officers rely on collections and War Cry sales, which yield only small profits per copy.
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Rumor Denies Sibley Wealth While Backing His Candidacy
Col Tomlinson dismisses claims General Sibley is worth 15 million as unfounded. He notes Sibley’s speeches and broad appeal across silver Republicans, silver Democrats, and Populists. A Topeka interview quotes him urging focus on a unifying, capable leader for the emergency. In Mexico a court reports a jury failed to break a will of William West.
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Mill fire destroys Toledo Cotton MHI plant at Maumee
Fire leveled the Toledo Cotton MHI mill in Maumee Ohio injuring the superintendent’s residence. Spontaneous combustion blamed with losses near 60000 and insurance around 17000. Also notes political and crime items and local ads.
Mortons New Plan Divides U S Into Twenty One Districts
United States to be grouped into twenty one districts for crop reports under Secretary Morton and General McBride. The plan abolishes twenty one state agents and creates fourteen groups plus seven single state districts. Some agent dismissals and exact names not yet decided. Reports to be made by more correspondents direct to the department.
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National Board of Trade
Missouri Fruit outlook and reception news from June
L A Goodman of Westport reports Missouri fruit crops will be generally good with strong apple and peach prospects, though eastern and northern areas may yield lighter crops and lower prices. Other fruits vary, with cherries, grapes, and blackberries promising, raspberries light. Also notes McKinley reception in Cleveland and naval updates from Greytown and an explosion on the Columbia launch.
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Bank Robbed at Rainy Lake in Rainy Lake Bank Heist
Towser Minn June 22 Two masked men robbed the Rainy Lake bank. They drew about 6000 from the cashier Butler after distracting him. No crew to the robbers reported. Also news notes a boat race postponement among Columbia Cornell and Penn crews.
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Opinion by Bowler on Marshals in Indian Territory
June 22 Wasaixeton Judge Bowler comptroller of the treasury holds deputy marshals of the Indian territory may execute criminal processes issued by a commission while acting as justice of the peace and may claim travel subsistence. He also says deputy marshals are entitled to salaries without oath of office. He notes Indian territory is not ordinary territory and reserves opinion on pay before confirmation for judges marshals and attorneys in the Indian country.
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Passenger Affairs Postpones Denver Meeting Indefinitely
The western passenger lines postpone a Denver meeting set for June 24 and a Chicago gathering planned for next week. Union Pacific’s dispute with Oregon Short Line delays reorganization and any Western transcontinental accord, with a possible Denver gathering moved to early Bo omt but not confirmed.
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Mexican extradition papers in Thompson case
The State Department announced extradi tion papers were received in the Thompson embezzlement case from Sedalia. Thompson is in Mexico City and the Mexican government has refused surrender, noting the act was not an extraditable offense under the treaty. Officials said efforts for a new treaty continue and Missouri authorities may propose options.
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National Labor Federation to mobilize against Debs decision
Sympathizers in Debe, Indiana report officers plan nationwide meetings for a week from Sunday to denounce the Debs decision. President McBride will deliver the keynote urging a law by the next Congress defining workers rights and abolishing government injunctions.
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Topeka Morbid Trend Ends With Narrow Rescue
In Topeka an epidemic of self harm has claimed several lives recently, with one attempted overdose thwarted last night by Dr Coenen using a stomach pump. The would be victim, Mrs Andy Leonard, a month married, attempted morphine poisoning amid suspected domestic distress. She repented almost immediately and begged for a doctor.
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Prominent Colored Couple Wed in Second Baptist Church
In Cuns1cornx Missouri a high society wedding linked Col Alex Winfrey a wealthy Black Republican leader and Lizzie E Williams a Lincoln Institute graduate and Garrison school teacher. The Second Baptist Church overflowed with many white attendees. John Williams, bride’s father, known as the colored cattle king, is also wealthy. Fort Scott Kansas reports Nora Strevel wife of Noah Strevel who was tried for murder and acquitted swore against him but plans to live with him again as they move to Oklahoma with their children.
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Death of Rev Hippolite Gorski Leader of Polish Catholic Community
Mitwacner Wisconsin June 22 Reverend Hippolite Gorski pastor of a large Polish Catholic congregation dies after a cancerous illness aged 48. Funeral set for Tuesday and expected to be among the city’s largest, with about 7,000 said to accompany the remains. He was active in nearly every Catholic and Polish group in the city.
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