Offer Last Year's Prices On Ford Iron Ore
Cleveland reports show iron ore producers offered Ford Motor Co 250000 tons at last year open market quotes. 1923-8 prices not reaffirmed yet, while furnaces seek lowest figures. Open market tonnage seen around 600000 tons this spring, Ford volume may not dominate. Also included is Dr. R M Olin urging Michigan parents to immunize children against diphtheria using toxin antitoxin and vaccines, with emphasis on early throat culture and quarantine control.
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Cleveland
Ford Motor Co
Ford
Lansing
Michigan
R. M. Olin
Wolverine
Wyoming gun duel leaves man badly wounded with severed thumb
In northeastern Wyoming near Colony a feud between Sylvester McConaughy and Fred Hickey escalated to gunfire as they met at a gate. Hickey ripped the assailant’s gun from his hands, severing a thumb and injuring his face while Painter sought help. Raymond Hickey killed McConaughy’s horse in revenge. both men survived and no arrests were reported.
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Colony
Wyo
Wyoming
Sylvester McConaughy
Fred Hickey
Raymond
McConaughy
Hickey
Painter
Raymond Hickey
Good Samaritan
Hulett
J. C. Hurtt
MacConaughy
Court decision leaves man with two wives in Ohio
Fred G. Cox of Cincinnati obtained no divorce entry from Hamilton County Common Pleas after a 1919 divorce was granted. The court later denied the divorce in 1920, Cox remarried, and the state supreme court refused to intervene. He had married Miss Nannie Gill in Maysville, Kentucky, leaving him with two legal wives.
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Columbus
Fred G. Cox
Cincinnati
State Supreme Court
Hamilton County
Common Pleas Court
Cox
Murthe Cox
Nannie Gill
Maysville
Shell embedded in Astoria roof shocks resident
A three inch shell was found lodged in the roof of Thomas H. Elliott at 656 Second Avenue Astoria. Elliott seeks damages from the artilleryman and urges police action as the shell failed to explode. The incident raises questions about its origin and why the roof failed to shed rain.
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New York
Thomas H. Elliott
Second Avenue
Astoria
Eliott
Elliott
Cave artists of France studio found by Toulouse student
A Toulouse University student named Carteret swam through an underground stream with a torch and uncovered what may be a cave art studio dating 25 000 years. Walls show rough animal drawings plus clay models including lions tigers wolves and bears, adding to knowledge of Ice Age Europe.
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Toulouse University
France
Spain
Europe
Carteret
Romans Used Shorthand Across Ancient Rome
Shorthand, once seen as modern, dates to ancient Rome with Quintus Ennius developing a 1100-sign system. Cicero, Varro, Horace, Pliny reference it, and Ovid notes Caesar’s secrets carried by shorthand. St Luke reportedly used it for the Sermon on the Mount while wax tablets joined by wires formed book-like scrolls.
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Rome
Quintus Ennius
B. C
Vlutarch
Cicero
Horate
Pliny
Ovid
Caesar
Little Sermons on Truth and Action
A compact moral reflection urges living by truth and skillful action in the moment. It emphasizes acting justly to create enduring good and resisting personal distortion of truth for convenience.
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Michigan Bell Telephone Company
Michigan Bell
Buick
Hanson Bros
Wakefield, Michigan
Wakefield Advocate
Wakefield
Hasbrook & Trezise, Publishers
Bessemer Steam
Duda Brees
Foe
Lyndan Painter
Cave Artists
Toulouse
Christ
FLINT
Bedell Motor Sales Co
Willys-Knight
Toledo
Willys Knight
Home & Tourist Service
Harry Barr
Ironwood
Mich
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