Death of Richard Croker's son on Kansas City train
A son of Richard Croker, the New York political leader, died on a southbound train near Newton after reportedly taking a drug. The body was identified in Newton after investigators traced his passage from Kansas City. An inquest is underway as detectives reconstruct his last hours with confirmation of his identity.
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Gains in Farman City and Related Items
Fragmented OCR text references gains in Farman City, a representative note, and mentions a dwelling loss and a factory term in unclear terms. It includes stray numbers such as 500 and 1,300 and names like Van Trees Bt but lacks coherent events or clear entities.
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Weather Influence on State of Trade Bradstreet Review
Bradstreet notes weather has shaped wholesale trade outlook for fall delivery. He cites abundant moisture and late crops, with damp prospects for corn and oats. Overall tone suggests holding pattern in prices and cautious buyers amid variable rainfall.
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Bradstreet
New York
Turbulent London May Day Protest and Russian Jewish Crisis
Disorganized protests erupt in London as unemployed workers plan a march on Parliament amid a broader discussion of European Jewish displacement in Russia. The report also details destructive weather in Britain and a violent lynching of a Black man in Missouri after a postwar incident.
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Leicester
Northampton
Chicago Mayoral Bid Plots Streetcar Franchise Sale
Chicago mayoral circle considers a bid to purchase or lease streetcar tracks and franchise as Judge Grosseno’s ruling leaves Mueller municipal ownership undecided. John J. Cummings of McQuire Cummings offers to build and operate until a sale, while officials weigh legality and timing beside court decisions.
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Grosseno
Union Traction’ Company
John J.: Cummings
McQuire- Cummings Company
Cummings
Duvne
Striking Players Face Night Council Decision
A joint council of organizers and team owners will meet tonight to decide if the strike by the vistchers union should be called off. After a two hour session with officials, the body bluntly told the team owners that the only option is to call off the strike immediately.
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Threatasters
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Team Owners’ Association
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Great Labor Parade Marks Funeral of George Pierce
In Chicago a large funeral march accompanies the body of George Pierce a Department Store Drivers union member shot by Sheriff George T Waldron. The coroner exonerates Waldron declaring the shooting in discharge of duty as witnesses testify to a prior threat and a motion to draw a revolver.
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Beautiful Pythian Temple Planned in Indianapolis
May 19 report notes Kolynes Pythias plan construction of a Fat-iron style temple at the corner of Massachusetts Avenue and Pennsylvania streets with active work soon. Stockholders to pay. comptroller reports a 662-3 percent assessment rate on first National Bank stockholders to shore up the bank’s capital.
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Market Report Passenger Prices for Grain and Live Stock
Market notes show grain prices for No 2 red corn at 53 cents, oats at 30 cents, hay and clover ranges around 9 to 10 dollars. Cattle bids near 2.25 to 3.00 dollars. hogs 50 to 55 cents. sheep about 2.50 to 5.25 dollars. lambs around 4 to 6 dollars. Regional figures from Indianapolis and New York markets indicate mixed bids and regional price variation.
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