Mother Reclaims Missing Spanish Heiress in Oregon Wild Goose Chase
The unaged Spanish heiress Narcissa, abducted last Saturday from Ontario Oregon, was traced via Idaho and Nevada routes to Ogden before being returned to her mother Mrs. J amery. The girl recounts Mexican men stalking her, a ransom note of 35000 dollars, and past poisoning attempts on her family as she explains why she fears her custodial ranch life and desires to stay with her father in Nevada.
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Four Die as Buffalo Special Train Derails Near Albany
New York May 4 Monson Hughes a salesman an unidentified man and two trainmen were killed and fifteen other passengers injured when the Buffalo special derailed near Albany late last night. One derailed car plunged into the Hudson River while ten cars left the rails. passengers in another car were rescued through the windows.
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Monson Hughes
Buffalo
Albany
Hudson River
Dog Born With Camouflage Suit In Front Line Trench
A puppy born in an American trench in France appears on the newspaper correspondents bulletin board. The censor posted a notice in a jovial mood noting the dog was born with a camouflage snital ready to sound fishy but urging readers to look at the dog.
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Associated Press
Landon Named Aircraft Board Production Director
Arthur A. Landon of Buffalo was appointed director of the division of production of the Aircraft Board. He has been vice president of The American Radiator Company. The announcement by John L. D. Ryan cites Landon's experience and ability to advance aircraft production.
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U Sues Vaudeville Trust Over Monopoly and Fees
Federal Trade Commission issues complaint against the Vaudeville Managers Protective Association National Vaudeville Artists United Booking Offices Vaudeville Collection Agency and named figures over monopoly power blacklistings and excessive fees Local painters in Atlanta report union shop rules and wage talks with hours around 624 cents per hour
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Vaudeville Collection Agency
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Sam A. Scribner
Marcus Loew
Marilo Beck
B. 5. Moss
Sima Siverman
White Rats Actors’ Union
Associated Actresses of America
New York
United Cooking Offices
Variety
National Vaudeville Art Ints, Incorporated
Ansociation
White Hats Actors’ ‘Union
Vaudeville Mannee Protective Association
Keith Cireur
Keith
Albee
Jane
Pilmany
Atlanta
Unian
Qnvilton Engineer Offers Services To Arm y Draft
Otis Weeks, a division engineer of the Southern Pacific regiment, is aiding the arm y draft. He prepared arrangements to report for duty and moved to Denver in anticipation of joining a volunteer unit. Military authorities approved his detachment and he has no place to return for now.
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Muilly
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Million Tons Of Ships Delivered To US Government
The last million tons of ships contracted and delivered to the United States government under the shipbuilding program have been sent to sea to help defeat Germany. A total of 169 vessels of 1,408,621 tons were completed by May 21, with monthly totals rising. Deliveries occurred across Seattle, Sparrow’s Point, Chicago, Ecorse, Gloucester, Wilmington, and New York.
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Chicago
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Wilmington
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New York
OU Land Bill Benefits Utah
Wallington May 14 The home public landy committee after a conference between Chairman Ferris and President Wilson approved a favorable report on a bill. It eliminates the presidents power to seize oil interests for public need and moves to a government controlled leasing system. The measure covers public lands in Alaska and the United States proper and aims to ensure competition and adequate fuel oil supply for the navy. It notes large phosphate and oil shale deposits in several western states and provides liberal provisions for Alaska. On August 21 Washington sheet metal workers widen the pay to six dollars a day.
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Wanning
Idaho
Montana
Florida
Colorado
Wyoming
Market tickers show early gains amid copper and steel rises
The New York market opened with copper shares led by Butlé and Superior, while rails like Denver and Rio Grande and Union Pacific posted notable advances. Industrials wavered at noon as US Steel and Bethlehem Steel rose, and diversified issues plus rail and coal stocks broadly climbed, with Liberty 44s hitting a new low later in the session.
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Denver
Rio Grande
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Tethlehem Steel
Ameri Sugar
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Trans-Continentals
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Hank Wnex
Coalera
Alptos
Union Pacific Aml
Southern Pacific
Ezirema
Paul
New York and Midwest Market Update May 14
Prices and receipts across markets show mixed movement. Beef cattle, hogs, and sheep detail receipts at Kansas City and Chicago with varying demand while metal, cotton and sugar quotes move in thin sessions.
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Local stock activity shows Terra, Whit, Iron Blossom strikes
Market notes list active trades in Otahe Stock, Cofurebur, Tloxall Tig, Sandard, and Tunnel and Transportation Co with varied closing prices and substantial share transfers. Copper, silver and mining stocks move amid broad dealer activity while a film at The Cozy offers a five reel feature Big Bill Hast.
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Maat
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Alock
Omaha Livestock Market Report May 14
Omaha Neb May 14 livestock receipts show higher market for hogs with most moving near 18.00 to 18.15 for 1204 head, cattle receipts 500 with native steers 19.00 to 16.10, cows and heifers 7.75 to 13.00, western stock 12.50 to 14.60, Texas steers 4.00 to 12.25, calves 10.00 to 19.00, bulls 9.00 to 39.00. sheep receipts 7,400 with market activity noted.
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Quotationa Am
Inter
Gio
Fini Consolidated
Twintons
Rice Argentini
Omaha Livestock
Omana
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