Market Resumes Sluggish Day as Traders Hold Off
New York stocks opened dull with uncertain sentiment amid mixed moves. Industrials showed strength in steel and GM while transport shares lagged. call money eased from eight to six percent as lenders defended liquidity and hoped for federal reserve action.
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General Credit
General Motors
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Chicago Grain and Livestock Markets Mixed on Tech and Cold
Fresh strength in corn amid cold weather and light receipts supported higher prices. Hog, cattle, and grain futures showed gains with oats and rye following suit. Chicago and Omaha markets reported strong beef, pork, and veal bids, while grain supplies and potato prices also featured in daily notes.
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Omaha
Omaida
Neb
Sieza
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Yellow mustard for rheumatism patent remedy claim
A garbled ad style passage promotes Beyy Mastirine as a pain reliever with yellow mustard plaster ideas. It touts cheap ingredients and claims relief for rheumatism backache chest pains and throat discomfort, mentioning various ailments and substitutes.
Reduction in Freight Rates Are Suggested
Washington January 2004 reports a proposed reduction in grain freight rates for northwestern points and the seaboard, ranging from one cent to one and a half cents per 100 pounds. The Interstate Commerce Commission prepared the report for Director General Hines of the railroad administration. Walsh Gets Job Bridgeport Conn January 20Ed Walsh, a former star pitcher of the Chicago Americans, has agreed to manage the Bridgeport club of the Islanders.
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Cas Jed Seaboard
Interstate Commerce Commission
General Hines
Railroad Administration
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Walsh
Bridgeport
Conn
Aitcher
Impersonation and fraud cases heard in city court
Captain J. Christie received 30 days in jail or a $30 fine for theft of a watch as Judge D. R. Roberts presided. Frank Deacelis pled not guilty to possession of Hyvor, with trial set and a jury demanded. Joe Brown charged with impersonating an officer and disrupting the peace pled not guilty. bond set at $50. Frank Berundo waived preliminary hearing on forging a check for $135. bail set at $500. William Parsons charged with forging a cashier's check for $7,165.60. he waived preliminary hearing and was bound over to district court on $5,000 bail. County Attorney Oates moved to dismiss Emil Roberts's complaint.
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D. R. Roberts
Frank Deacelis
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George Malyerson
Joe Brown
Frank Berundo
Derundo
William Parsons
Commercial National Bank
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Districe
Joseph B. Oates
Emil Roberts
Maine Family Seeks Long Lost Brother
Lin taln Henderson of Cooper Maine seeks Alvin Menderson a former Cooper resident who has not answered relatives for fifteen years Acting Postmaster George Browning is asked to help locate him Henderson says a letter from Alvin previously reached Ogden and the family now believes he may be alive and wishes to find him.
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Lintaln Henderson
Cooper
Maine
George Ke Browning
Alvin Menderson
Henderson
Browning
Sual
Ogden
Ahn
Names of Offenders To Be Published In Newspapers Ogden City
Public safety official J Ray Ward announces policy to publish true names of offenders in newspapers. Fictitious names already used will be replaced on police records and in future all crime reports receive maximum publicity. Juvenile suspects' names also to be published where applicable.
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Ogden
J. Ray Ward
Department, of Public Safety
Musicians Plan February 24 Union Dance Night
The musicians union announces a big February 24 dance at Gerrhana to celebrate, with each orchestra offering one hour of performance and every musician getting three hours to dance. Magicians plan novelties and aim to attract all who enjoy dancing to attend Saturday evening. Officials urge planning and participation.
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Musicians Union
Univy Runi
Card of Thanks from the Hickok Family
The Hickok family thanks friends for assistance during their hour of bereavement and for the beautiful moral support and singers. Signed by Mrs. T. M. Hickok and family.
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Tt. M. Hickok
Harvard Elects Horween as Crimson Captain for 1920
Cambridge sources report Harvard football players elected Arnold Horween as captain for the 1920 Crimson season. Horween rose from substitute to star in key games against Yale and Oregon, signaling strong leadership for next year.
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Harvard
Cambridge
Tan
Citywide purchase rule issued by mayor on requisitions
The city departments are notified that starting next month no city purchases may be made without a requisition and a duly signed order. Mayor Frank Francis warns department heads and businesses to comply to avoid city-related commitments without proper documents.
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Frank Francis
Court Delays Second Soviet Ark After Deportation Delay
NEW YORK Jan 20 The Buford's transport delivered anarchists to Russia seems unlikely to be followed by a second Soviet Ark soon. Of over 500 arrests in New York districts many still face deportation orders as hearings stall due to extremist attitudes and a silence strike by Elllis Island detainees who refuse to answer immigration officials about support for violence or extremist groups.
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Russia
Fone
Eltis Island
Commmunist Party
Socialist Trial Delayed In Assembly Proceedings
Five resolutions aimed at the five suspended Socialist members were laid over for a week at the assembly session. The measures, presented by the judiciary committee, concern whether the members should be represented in the body as the trial proceeds.
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Ausmany
1500 Plantation Workers Strike in Hawaii
Honolulu January 20. Fifteen hundred Filipina sugar plantation workers have struck for higher wages. Mead, secretary of the Planters Association, reports that 85 percent of the workers on five of seven plantations on Oahu have left.
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Newspapers Short on Print Paper Supply
Boston reports American newspapers in the Midwest face a shortage of paper due to a Canadian embargo on newsprint imports from Western Ontario. The U S State Department announced the measure, affecting supply from Fort Francis company and other Canadian sources.
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State Department
United States
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Rapid Rise in Coal Output Triggers Mine Shutdowns
Washington report from the Geological Survey for the week ending January 10 notes a rapid rise in coal production that led several mines in the Western and Northwestern fields to shut down for lack of orders. Officials say no coal car shortage exists, only complaints about aging equipment and export casts.
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Washington
Geological Survey
Railroad Administration
Gompers Defended by Republican Senator
New York January 20 The Senate defended Samuel Gompers president of the American Federation of Labor against Republican Senator Star Republican who accused him of misrepresenting the anti sedition bill and courting radicals Senator Norris Nebraska defended Gompers praising his loyalty and arguing his criticism justified Senator Sterling challenged Gompers claiming he could be enticed by unworthy motives and opposing leaders questioned his loyalty while Senator Owen Oklahoma labeled the sedition bill dangerous for penalizing advocates of measures like woman suffrage
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Oklahoma
Norris
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Jabar Ireder
Gompers Loyalty Under War Era Debate
The text notes Gompers' loyalty cited during wartime, with Nebraska Senator arguing the anti bill grants excessive power to government officials and criticizing a colleague's critique as unfounded. Norris claims opposition to prohibition affects sailors by depriving them of wine at meals while docked, arguing wine serves as beverage and food substitute. Discussion hints at transit policies between nations permitting reuse and mentions health and employment survey of faculty service conditions.
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Steamer Passengers Demand Wine During Meals
More than 200 passengers on a Spanish steamer ashore at New York after a voyage from Cartagena to Havana and Veraguas drafted a formal complaint to be sent to the shipowners and the Spanish consul for serving wine during meals.
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Havana
Ant
Joint Board to Aid Soldier Welfare Law
Washington January 20 a joint congressional commission of three Senators and representatives to consider legislation promoting the welfare of former soldiers and marines was proposed in a resolution adopted by the body aimed at aiding veteran welfare programs and oversight by a bipartisan panel
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Washington
Influenza Epidemic Hits U S Troops at Camp Grant
An army dispatch from Washington reports influenza has become epidemic among soldiers at Camp Grant Rockford and the Great Lakes naval station. Generals Ireland and allied officers note smaller outbreaks at Gove Field Texas Fort Sheridan and other American troops in Europe.
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