Government May Bring Liquor Case Against Five Men
Five men arrested last Sunday morning face charges of possessing liquor and paying Internal Revenue taxes on whiskey. The case, set for city court tomorrow, names Al ain Tribe Arthur Tribe George Heiner Tester Malan and Fred Lowenstein as defendants with H H Henderson representing them. County attorney J B Hates will prosecute. Sixty five cases of liquor and four automobiles are held by the sheriff awaiting court order for confiscation.
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World markets stumble on money fears and oil gains
New York stocks opened mixed as yesterday’s money tightness kept trading unsettled. Oil and oil-related shares led slight gains while tobacco and rail groups sparked notable declines, with United States Steel and Crucible Steel supporting a late rally as secondary industrials firmed on improved call money.
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London and New York metal and bond market roundup
Metals news from London and New York shows silver at $55.44 per ounce and various London metal quotes with spot, electrolytic copper, and spelter prices listed. In New York money markets, mercantile rates, bills, and cables quoted. Liberty bond prices for various issues shown, with Victory bonds near $89 to $99.
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Chicago grain prices amid August trading notes
Grain market roundup from Chicago shows No 2 corn valued at 1.59 and No 2 yellow at 2 009 202 units. No 2 white rye and other grains listed with varied bids and ranges reflecting summer trading activity.
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Corn Prices Drop Seven Cents Amid Weak Demand
In Chicago on August 1 stoppage of buying pushed corn prices down more than seven cents a bushel after a prior six cent decline yesterday. The main option, the December delivery, closed at $1.56 to $1.57, with provision prices also showing a material drop as demand remained subdued.
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World's Labor Union Plans A New Congress
In Amsterdam the International Trade Union congress discussed reforms to widen voting rights for workers, proposing one representative per quarter million workers. Samuel Gompers, AFL president, claimed Pan American backing for a 21 republic declaration while a Spanish delegate's proposal and Utah education figures influenced the session.
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Sewer Plans Under Review by City Engineer
City Engineer drafts plans for a new outfall sewer to relieve potential winter unemployment. Main pipe diameter to be decided, likely 57 inches, with plans and specifications due for approval before bids. Construction may wait until next winter when contracts close for the season.
Wise Spending Helps Offset High Cost of Living in Utah
Miss Isabel Lord of Pratt Institute urged economical household management to offset rising living costs at a Utah educational conference. She said schools should use buildings as centers for teaching women household management and food and clothing prep. George N. Child stressed health and citizenship training alongside education programs, as Benjamin W. discussed industrial education in Utah.
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Burglary Night Theft Reported at Wall Avenue Home
A watch and outer articles valued at 801.60 were stolen last evening between 7 and 11 o'clock from the home of W. Jassup at 3029 Wall Avenue, according to police. Entrance was gained through the back door after the burglary.
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Ratify HU Treaty in Paris and Poland Protection Pact
The Polish parliament voted 245 to 41 to ratify the German treaty and the protection treaty for Poland. In Seattle, officials urged Pacific Northwest residents to join a welcome demonstration for the fleet’s arrival in September.
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Resse Workers Recover Body of Foreman in Mine Tragedy
Spattily Washington July 31 rescued workers found the body of Janeer D. Webs foreman of a coal mine Burnett Washington. He was killed in a cavern collapse on Monday as three winers trapped with him by a slide were rescued.
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Brommitt Pays Prices for Liberty Across Hudson
The passage cites J. J. Brommitt of 2417 Hudson Avenue paying prices for Liberty and notes a misunderstanding about equal pay and nonsectarianism in commerce. The fragment references a young lady across the way and a belief that those doing similar work should receive equal pay.
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