Market. Indianapolis Live Stock Receipts in Free Division
Market notes from Indianapolis show live stock receipts in a free division with hogs at 13,000 head and cattle, calves, and sheep totaling about 250. Prices range for steers from 1,130 to 1,400 pounds securing 4.80 to 8.75 per cwt, with good to choice categories earning 7.25 to 9.00 for various weight classes. Heifers and cows also listed with price bands from 6.00 to 9.00, and bulls and calves valued up to 6.50 to 8.00, reflecting mixed demand across weight and quality tiers.
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French Bay of Acre bombardment cited as motive
The French ministry of marine reports the German consul at Haifa incited Turkish troops to attack a boat bearing a flag of truce and desecrate the burial site of Napoleon soldiers. A French cruiser then bombarded Haifa, destroying the consulate. Ottoman authorities were told the motive behind the action. No other buildings were damaged.
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Americans Flee Germany Exodus to Switzerland Reported
A Berne Morning Post dispatch says many Americans, long residents in Germany, are fleeing to Switzerland amid anti American sentiment. The exodus is described as a mass departure with streets unsafe for English speakers. Wells notice ins.
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Boss Is Boss- All the Time
Justice Lemou ruled the city is a private employer in a mandamus case brought by Jacinta de Costa against Frank L. Polk, corporation counsel. De Costa, formerly in the counsel’s office, claimed reinstatement after being ejected from Hotel Knickerbocker and losing a suit. The decision held that city employment can be ended for conduct outside office hours that reflects on trustworthiness.
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President to announce Mexico policy toward peace and aid
President Wilson will today make public his statement on Mexico conditions and the plan to restore a civil government. He will say the United States will aid in peace, not intrude, and will not countenance aggression while supplying food to noncombatants. If peace fails, embargo on arms may be used, after careful consideration and efforts to secure a truce.
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Preacher Joins the Army in Wales
Revi George Thomas a Methodist minister in Fairevard Wales has enlisted with the Royal Garrison Artillery. His local church grants him leave of absence to serve, reflecting wartime duties and community support during June proceedings.
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Outbreak of Pellagra Hits Arkansas Lumber Camp
In Rock, Ark on June 2 a severe pellagra outbreak affects 23 of 50 white children at a lumber camp three miles southeast of Plainview in Montgomery County. The exposure and scale indicate a dire health crisis for workers and families in the camp.
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Philadelphia Mayor Proposes Nation of Nations Flag Idea
Mayor of Philadelphia advocates a declaration of interdependence calling for a new international flag to unite nations. He speaks at Independence Hall to delegates from a Pan American conference, urging formation of a coalition of nations and possible new flag standards. Betsy Ross House visit followed, with Assist Secretary Peters shown the proposed flag by Betsy Ross’s granddaughter.
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Alleged grafters in court in police graft case
In a criminal court here the trial of James O'Dea Storen and two former Mare Street station detectives opened. Twenty witnesses expected for the state, most being former criminals, to testify that a burglary ring operated on a loot share basis. The defense claims a criminal plot targets them as victims. Isidore Wexler and Nathan Steinberz named as leaders ready to testify for the state. Hearing of evl-
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Mississippi Antifraternity Law Upheld by Supreme Court
Washington reports the Mississippi antifraternity law of 1912 was declared constitutional by the Supreme Court. The case involved J. P. Waugh, a Kappa Sigma member from Millsaps College who sought law school admission at the University of Mississippi in 1932 but was barred for not signing a pledge to forgo fraternity affiliations. He sued to compel admission, arguing the law violated constitutional rights.
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Women engineers aid Britain in war materiel drive
Women at the Vickers Slop Maxim works near Barrow England are now 600 employed in munitions with plans to hire 1000 more to meet Britain’s shell demands. The immense workspaces are being expanded as the model is expected to be adopted by other firms in war matériel production.
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Couple Found Dead in Idaho Falls Disturbing Tragedy
A Idaho Falls couple were found dead with gunshot wounds to the head in what authorities suspect a murder suicide. The bodies, discovered after a disturbance in June, point to a tragic domestic incident linked to a man identified as Dr J H Toubois. Investigators are pursuing leads as the case develops.
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EU tension over Romania and Bulgaria entry cited in Rome dispatch
A Rome Daily Mail dispatch says Italy applauds Romania and Bulgaria entering the war with German counselors guiding relations. Amsterdam reports Frankfort Gazette notes Hungarian national aims appear reconcilable only with concessions, while Germany acts as counselor.
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Baseball scores and pitcher notes from scattered city games
A fragmentary tennis of 20th century baseball results lists teams such as Cleveland Philadelphia New York Boston Chicago and Detroit with scattered pitcher names like Louie Jamesi Harstad Adams and Brown. The garbled OCR includes game scores and mentions leagues and cities without coherent context.
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Mississippi River Rising Threatens Two Lives Lost
Mississippi river levels surged past 30 feet near St Louis with two fatalities reported as floodwaters affected levees and rail lines. Weather Bureau predicts crest around 31 feet at St Louis within days while the nearby Missouri river also rises toward Merrmann, prompting warnings of further landings and emergency measures.
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Trial in Wilson will case gains new motion
A motion for a new trial has been filed by Gardiner Tharp Gardiner in the Natitas Will case, on Irma Hertford and her son Edwin K Hertford. It argues the Bequest to Hertford for twenty shares of Washington National Bank stock was not supported by the evidence or law. District B of Geary County praises its prize schoolhouse, a nativity white limestone structure costing 5080 with a basement playroom, but the rest of the text is fragmentary.
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