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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1919
Page
12
Forty six officers and 1495 men of the 339 Infantry 1st American troops home from service in Northern Russia arrive in Hoboken aboard the Von Steuben. Major J Brooks Nichols of Detroit dismisses the circulating mutiny tale as bunk noting it drew more press than any war phase.
Workers race to recover missing men entombed in the mine after a collapse in the Rock Island Coal Company shaft. Rescue teams improvise access and persist in attempts to reach those trapped, amid hopeful reports of possible survivors as air and mired conditions complicate efforts.
The fishing schooner Cape Elon, seized by Mexican officials at Vera Cruz, was held for months before authorities released the crew after a weeklong voyage with only bread and water aboard. Commander Tir 4 and the crew reportedly faced harsh conditions before discharge.
A fragmented market summary lists grain and live stock prices across Baltimore and nearby states. It notes firsts in Western and Southern regions, with butter, dairy prints, and poultry prices including chicks, hens, roosters, and leghorns across various weights and conditions.
Mixed catalog of livestock details including sows and pigs prices, weights and classifications. Mentions hogs, cattle, calves, ewes, and lambs with figures on weights and bids, plus corn and wheat arrivals and prices at related markets.
A terse item notes a person titled Cotton Maid Doing linked to New York Tile and Walmington address 274. The readable text hints at a local notice or brief status update involving a named place and street number.
Report notes a portion of Manattan Captain Brand vessel seized by Mexican authorities for £960 worth of fish aboard a steamer. No further names or dates clearly readable.
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