Federal Reserve Warns Against Undue Speculation
The Federal Reserve Board cautions that speculation may undermine the favorable outlook despite optimism about a strong year. It notes that free credit and speculative tendencies threaten stability as prices rise and demand remains high across districts. Labor markets show improvement but clerks and fixed-income workers have yet to share wage gains.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Iboaré
Lis
Positi Mhiy
Dune
Mzapeenring
Europe
Hillion
Butte Electricians Vote For Five Day Strike
Butte electricians' union votes for a five day strike to start Friday July 4, halting streetcar and liner service until workers resume duties. J B Wharton, manager of the Butte Electric Railway, says service will be impossible if electricians desert posts. The strike is in protest of the imprisonment of Thomas J Monney.
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Butte
Mout
Butte Electricians’ Union
J. B. Wharton
Butte Etectric Railway
People Force Cafes to Maintain Old Coffee Price
In Rio de Janeiro on Tuesday July 1 the public defeated shop owners bid to double coffee prices. Patrons entered cafes drank coffee and paid only 10 reis for a small cup. Some cafes closed then owners restored the old price.
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RO Janeiro
Rio Janeiro
French Giant Honor America Parade Paris July Fourth
The Paris celebration of American Independence Day opens with a reception to General Pershing and Rear Admiral Knapp at City Hall. President Poincaré will review about 8,000 American and 3,000 French soldiers and sailors in the Place de la Concorde. Airship reports from Paris.
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Paris
General Pershing
Knapp
Poincare
R34 Transatlantic Flight Closer as Fog Veils Early Progress
Wireless dispatches from London report the R-34 airship, under Major Scott, navigating thick fog near 20 40 N 10 40 W and 200 miles west of Penzance while maintaining 32 to 45 knots. The craft, largest of its kind, prepares for a historic North Atlantic crossing from East Fortune toward Roosevelt Field with a crew of 23 and plans for a long voyage aided by powerful wireless systems.
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London
Greenwith
Ireland
Scot
Monu
Scott
Hhis
Greenwich
Penzance
England
Lince
West Loneitude
George Tol
Wilson
Kerjlows
Start
East Fortune
Tae Associated Press
Dirigibie R-34
America
Dirigibiea
Jor Alent
Edinburgh
Gan Bay
C. H. Scott
Royal Yja
Commnder Dachary Lanadowne
France
United States Navy
Atlantic
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Dfrieble
Ines
Azores
Hooasvelield
Minegis
Lang Leland
Ree
Roosevelt Field
Baltic
Scotland
Long Island
Major Scott
Newfoundland
mid-Atlantic
More Troops Arrive in North Carolina and France
New York dispatch reports the battleship and América arriving with 1,695 and 3,248 troops. On board, seven officers and 148 men of the 416lb tele graph battalion, ambulance sections, and several service units were noted. An auxiliary contingent included caps and other scattered companies aboard. In Wimbledon, Suzanne Lenglen defeated Miss Ryan to reach the final with a 4-6 7-5 score.
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New York
Battes
North Carolina
Brest
América
Marseilles
States Army
Tothfield Laboratory
Wimbledon
Suzanne Lenglen
Miss Ryan
United States
Farming districts report bebor supply scanty and rising liberty bonds
From the farming districts comes a report that the supply of bebor is scanty and likely to prove more Bo a& baslocas progresses. Government credit was reported in good condition, as evidenced by the high and rising market for liberty bonds of practically all ijnsnem, particularly Victory pote.
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Ijnsnem
Victory Pote
Wilson on voyage home in good health after strenuous days
President Wilson sails aboard the U S George Washington reporting calm seas and fine weather. He plans to submit treaties and Paris conference results to Congress with guidance from Rear Admiral Grayson while resting for the journey ahead. New York reception and possible address arrangements discussed for arrival next week with Joseph Tumulty overseeing plans.
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George Washington
Associated Press
Wilson
Congress
Carey T. Grayson
New York
Joseph P. Tumults
Aidresa
Col Reilly of Tribune Testifies In Ford Libel Case
Mount Clemens July 2 Colonel Weary J. Reilly a Chicago Navy Tribune military expert who commanded the Rainbow division unit known as Reillys Buckn testified in the bel ault libel suit brought by Henry Ford against the Chicago Tribune He is a West Point graduate who served in the Philippines on the Mexican border in Europe and has traveled to Mexico He said Francisco I Madero attempted to govern Mexico by law but failed and then supported strong military rule to control the country under current conditions
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Mount Clemens
Med
Weary J. Reilly
Chicago Navy Tribune
Axia
Mexico
Palmer orders investigation into Atlantic City liquor sales
Washington July 2 Attar General Palmer orders a federal probe into liquor selling at Atlantic City and immediate prosecutions. The move follows reports in the newspapers.
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Washington
Attar
Vey General L'Almer Today
Atlantic City
Senate Deliberations Pause As War Treaty Races Forward
Washington July 2 with two week recess starting, opposition for the league of nations may pause then shift to ratification. Knox and Fall actions loom early, but leaders expect ratification efforts to proceed after the recess as President Wilson seeks covenant acceptance without changes. Congress enacts all appropriation bills for the new year, adjourns briefly while treaty debate continues, and plans enforcement and water power measures. Censorship moves toward abolition as military controls ease in Europe and at home.
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Congress
Angucur
Senate
League of Naionn
Nome Senae
Knox
Pennsylvania
Fall
New Mexico
Germany
Kithu Root
M At
House
Wilson
Ros
Baker
Democrat
California
France to Import Million Tons of Coal from U S
Paris reports in the chamber of deputies that French ministers plan to import one million tons of coal from the United States using a special fund for the work. The announcement was made by Louis Jocheur, minister of reconstruction, amid discussions on postwar fuel needs.
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France
U.S
Paris
L—Louis
Jocheur
Chamber of Deputies
United States
Aviator Jules Biscayart Burned In Flight Crash At Brest
A July report from Brest details the death of aviator Jules Biscayart, residing in Brest, as his plane caught fire during an initial postwar flight. The gasoline tank exploded, killing him. He had recently married and was part of American troop movements homeward. The incident occurred near Brest, on the Atlantic coast of France, during June.
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Brest
Hempstead
Jules Biscayart
Atlantic Seaboard
Allies to raise blockade Paris Isly as peace hopes rise
Berne reports a Allied note to Germany signaling hopes to lift the blockade after ratification of the peace treaty next week. The German side also hints at freeing war prisoners. Montenegre in revolt, reports say, with bloody clashes and guerrilla fighting reviving the mountains.
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Paris
Mote
General Allen Succeeds Hunter Liggett in Rhine Force
Ammerican forces announce General Tleney T. Allen will succeed General Hunter Liggett as commander of the occupying army on the Rhine. Allen, born in Kentucky and a West Point graduate, led the 40th Division comprising Texas and Oklahoma troops. Coblenz reports many inquiries from soldiers about marriages with German women after the peace treaty.
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Maejor
Tleney T. Allen
Ft Wey
Ammerican
Ideulenent
Hanter Liggett
Rhine
Ule
Army of Occupation
Allen
National Army
Texan
Oklahoma
Genera
Kentucky
Weat Point
Coblenz
Associated Press
Army Headquarters
Saveral
Hog Prices Jump 25 Cents In 24 Hours At Top Level
CHICAGO hog prices surged 25 cents in 24 hours reaching 22 dollars per hundredweight as export demand drives record highs. The spike follows yesterday’s unprecedented level and signals continued strength in meat markets amid rising demand. In Columbus Ohio, Methodist centennial events opened with principal addresses from TY.M. and Bishop Hendrix, as July 21 celebrations continued.
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Chicago
Columbus
Riday
John K. Moot
Waa
Tinbop
EB. A. Hendrix
Alec
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Ford
Palmer
Peraliing
Haa
Coblens
Sal
Glen’ Mail
Eictrams
Montanegre
Berne
Monténegre
Hunter Liggett
Willard Dempsey
Standard Office
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