Packers Wage Hearing Opens On Costs Of Living In Chicago
Expert witnesses testifying before United States Judge Wachuler discuss living costs and a blanket daily wage increase, with packers arguing prices have fallen for many goods while some items like clothing show larger declines. They reference food cost statistics and recent price trends as the hearing proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
United States
Wachuler
Wag Sc Denlands
J. Welle
Economiat Wime
Gackera
Welle
Kores de Tabor
Wells
Hog Prices Halt In Indianapolis Trading
Indianapolis on November 24 reported a halt in hog price movement as buyers and sellers steadied amid fluctuating market signals. No clear price levels or directions emerged, leaving quotes largely unchanged for the session.
Tadianapelis Market Opens Steady Amid Bearish Pressure
Hartford City Indiana reports a steady to higher opening at the Tadianapelis market with hogs selling around ten dollars to the upper teens. Prices drift down from week’s level due to bearish pressure as buyers respond to softer demand and market signals today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tadianapelis
Hartford City Ind
Children of Former Empress At Doorn Visit
Children of the former Kaiserin gathered by her bedside in Doorn as doctors warned her fever might end her life. Amsterdam dispatches note the anxious scene and the situation surrounding the ailing queen.
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Kaiserin
Kafaerip
Doorn
Amsterdam
Tite Sen
Armed force stops laying of cable at Gilray Bay
An armed force of the United States halted Western Union Telegraph Company workers attempting to lay cables across Gilray bay between Miami and Miami Beach. About fifteen men were at work when an armed patrol intervened and placed the laborers under guard. One man was released to return to Western Union headquarters for instructions.
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Miami
Fla
United States
Western Union Telegraph Company
Gilray Bay
At Am
Miami Beach
Gubincine Chaser’ No. 154
Oak Man
Western Union
Mine Fire Destroys Alberfield Coal Plant
A mine owned by the Alberdell Coal Company in Alberfield Indiana burned Wednesday morning, causing about 30000 dollars in damage. The blaze started with foggy conditions and the fire’s origin is unknown.
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Elberfeld
Alberfield
Ind
Biberelis
Aiberdell Coal Company
Flng
Three Die in Wisconsin Boiler Explosion at Plant
A boiler explosion at the Stoughton Marketing Company in Stroughton Wisconsin killed three workers and left two others fatally injured while a boiler was being tested. The blast occurred at the plant’s boiler room this morning.
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Stroughton
Wisc
Hatfield Hospital Bonds Drive Public Support
A damaged plea from Hatfield Hospital appeals for Liberty bonds to fund four major projects and ensure ongoing care. The letter urges public generosity to aid hospital work and its continued service to the community.
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Oe Davies
Hatfeld
Elvide
Seymour Opens Municipal Coal Yard
A brief notice states Seymour opens a municipal coal yard. It mentions the new facility and its purpose for residents, with expected services and initial operating details. The item reflects a local civic improvement and community energy needs.
Fragmentary Notice With Obscured Details
A damaged OCR fragment provides partial details of a local item with readable mentions of officials and a date placeholder, but lacks clear event, parties, or actions.
Goteva Report Covers Postwar European Powers
The dispatch from ME Of Goteva, Switzerland on November 24 notes calls for immediate admission of an atria and Bulgaria’s recommendation as a nation. It reports Allied states’ push to stabilize conditions and a mandate distribution dispute tied to League of Nations aims and Germany’s disarmament. Berlin seeks to disrupt the league and delay mandates until membership is achieved.
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Goteva
Switzerland
Atria
Bulgaria
Aeogua
Pete
Tossa
Hose
Eile
Finland
Jane
Han
D. Millen
Avatralth
Germany
Berlin
League
Ibaguo
Baby Taken From Mother Tries Death After Court Award
In Columns Indiana a mother-in-law gains custody of two year old Raymond from the baby's mother after a court decree. The mother allegedly attempted suicide by swallowing carbic acid after divorce filings with Hay Mocork. The case saw withdrawal of the suit and a judge's ruling pending on custody.
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Ind
Raymond
Lota Mocork Aday
Dopork
Hay
Rver
Soliot
Ray
Phystetana
Indiana raises over one point six million for Methodist centenary
Indiana has raised 1 611 977 68 for its quota of the Methodist Episcopal centenary fund. Rev Jesse Sosue, Indiana area secretary, cites a Boston meeting of the Council of Boards of Benevolences. Bishop F Sp Leete of Indianapolis presides. The group targets 6 50 06 and seeks an educational campaign to explain fund use.
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Indiana
Jesse Sosue
Boston
Methodist Episcopal Church
F. Sp. ‘Leete
Indianapolis
Bogue
Counciia
Flour and packaging items listed in brief
A fragmented item note lists 20c plug 16c tins and 2 to 10 package flour peg bag. The readable text provides no clear event or entities beyond these goods.
Sinn Fein Plan for Ilene in London Sparks Outrage
London dispatch reports Sinn Fein plans to establish a "jeapec tb Tretand" prompted by a motion backed by John Clynes and Arthur Henderson with Asquith support. In Ireland uproar grows as raids in Dublin, Liverpool and Manchester uncover suspected documents and a mass roundup of suspects follows.
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London
Mav
Fermer Premie
Dbort ‘Menord
John Clynes
Arthur Heyder Bon
Asquith
Uni
Ireland
Proitler
Horg George
Extanston
Sinan Fein
Coloneé
Liverpool
Manchester
Rovernmient
Duvlin
Trn Gms
Bionop
Wbit
Dulin
Dublin
Belistonkjord
Jasten
Obituary for Early 20th Century Resident Mr Fullerton
A long time resident of Vinvaned avenue Fullerton died after a severe illness of about a year following a stroke Saturday. He was a carpenter with the Baltimore & Ohio railroad, formerly of Virginia, and came to Codhria in youth. Survived by widow Kate Carpenter, two children Raymond and Kay, two sisters, and several relatives.
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Weag
End
Mer
Fullerton
Alerton
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Ag
Washington
Vinconnes
West Moreland County
Virginia
Codhria
Tienrletta
Wright
Wercom
Charles N
Ity
Fatlarton
Kate
Carpenter
Raymond
Kay
Slater
Eane Thomas
Freln
Death of Theodore J. Mayfield at 70 in Pittsburgh
Theodore J. Mayfield died late Tuesday at his home 1718 West Walnut Street age 70 born August 8 1850 and formerly employed at the Baltimore and Ohio railroad shops. He was a member of the First Methodist church the Masonic lodge and the Court of Honor. He leaves Mary Fullerton of Pittsburgh brother Byron Fullerton of Singery 2 and four grandchildren. He was a brother of Mrs Frank A Evans of McCormick Avenue.
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Mary Fullerton
Pittsburgh
Byron Fullerton
Singery #2
First Methodist Church
Masonic Lodge
Court of Honor
Theodore J. Mayfield
Theodore R. Mayfield
West Walnut Street
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Frank A. Evans
McCormicl Avenue
Lower meat prices expected within a month
Chicago research predicts wholesale meat declines will reach consumers within a month. Hogs may drop from 323 to 10.50, with beef and pork prices following as supply chains adjust, while retailers hesitate to pass cuts to shoppers.
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Ieago
Chicago
Voltkera
Catulo
Hite
Wanted in Connection with Big Bond Theft
Nov 24 Vurtland Ure, John TPoashty left for Toronto where he faces questions over a $10,000 bond theft tied to a private secret Mars and a Portland case. A Tyrnoto detective reports one session at St Simon's Church on Thanksgiving Day with services at 8.
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Vurtland
John Tpoashty
Toronto
Cou
Am. Small
Mars
Portland
St. Simon's Ehurch
Shoes and Boots Price List from Local Store
Rubber shoes priced at 2.75 for a pair and cloth top shoes at 2.25. Slippers offered at 1.25 and 1.50, with a variety of footwear items available.
Chicago indicts 32 in largest booze conspiracy case
Federal grand jury charges Mike De Pike Hettier and 30 annexed members with conspiracy to violate prohibition laws. Six Chicago police sergeants and C H Walthen of Old Grandad distilleries named among defendants. Prosecutors say the ring planned to move about 1000 cases of whiskey from Kentucky to Chicago via an Arkansas route.
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Chicago
Mike de Pike" Hettier
Amonahene
Sergante
C. H. Walthen
W. D. Nebetcant
Grandad Distiller
Louisville
Kentucky
Chigono
Veorla
Knox to Introduce Peace Resolution in Congress
Senator Knox of Pennsylvania announced plans to introduce a peace resolution with Germany as soon as Congress convenes. He said timing depends on the majority’s plans and the handling of the upcoming Harding administration.
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Knox
Washington
Germany
Sen
Pennsylvania
Koon
Conardy Tanvenes Fant
Reptib- Neingolleaguan
Harding
Flynn Arrest at Vincennes Sparks Legal Action
George Flynn, arrested on intoxication charges, was found with a whiskey glass ready for use. Officers seized two bottles of white mule at his home as Prosecuting Attorney Hugh Rabernace sets bond at $199 for arraignment before Mayor McFlowell. Uproar linked to Toda Bass, jailed for assault and battery, as Hop plans to fund Toda’s release after thirty days.
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Martin
Wanda
Ater
Brynn
Hugh Raverace
Flynn
Mcflowell
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