Chicago market report fronting hog wheat and corn prices
Chicago June 14 reports firm hog and corn prices on drought fears. July wheat rose to 92 1/2 cents with protracted heat expected. oats and rye steady. Livestock receipts at Union Stock Yards noted hogs 11,000 and cattle 200. Monday totals projected higher. Prices for butter eggs and produce listed with cattle and sheep markets steady.
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Chicago
Illinois
Union Stock
Kansas City
South Omaha
Omaha
Texas
Toda
Sto Ee
Pork— Jy Nly
A. Hs
Riba
Ready to Take Charlton to Italy for Wife Murder
New York June 14 The U S supreme court decision ends the fight to free Porter Charlton who has been jailed in Hudson County New Jersey since 1919 He will be sent to Italy where he killed his wife Mary Scott Castle Charlton at Lake Como in 1910 The crime occurred at an inn in Maltrasio and a trunk with the body was later recovered Mrs Charlton was previously married to N H Castle a San Francisco lawyer Her brother an army officer led the prosecution in the case.
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New York
United States Supreme Court
Porter Charlton
Hudson County
N. J
Italy
Charlton
Paul Charlton
Taft
Yale
Bureau of Insular Affairs
Washington
Mary Scott Castle Charlton
Lake Como
Maltrasio
Galloway invites Waterloo autoists to dairy cattle sale
Mr William Galloway owner of Galloway farms invites automobile owners to spend June 19 on his Cedar Falls road farm near Waterloo for the annual Holstein Friesian and Ayrshire dairy cattle sale. He asks owners with friends without cars to bring them for a holiday and attend the sale. Preparations are nearing completion to ensure a successful event on sale day.
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William Galloway
Galloway Farms
Waterloo
Cedar Falls Road
Galloway
Jays Still On Leaders Trail In Central Association Play
Waterloo clings to the lead pack as injuries and roster shifts test the Jays. Hollenbeck joins the pitching staff to face Kewanee while Macauley and Goes near returns. Attendances push toward 25,000 as Ottumwa, Muscatine, and Burlington chase Waterloo in a crowded Central association race.
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Waterloo
Cedar Rapids
Bunnies
Central Association
Ottumwa
Burlington
Muscatine
Keoku
Frank Boyle
Ned Egan
Fire at Chamberlain Machine Works narrowly contained
Firefighters reached the timing room in the cupola of Chamberlain Machine Works, using the elevator access. Loss described as small. Also notes eight scarlet fever cases with Leo Ferris added to quarantine list. Cecil Cordell, 15, arraigned for shooting within city limits. Jack Dumond and W H Johnson held for motorcycle operation without lights. Dumond case continued, Johnson set for Monday hearing.
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Chamberlain Machine Works
Leo Ferris
South Street
Cecil Cordell
Jack Dumond
W. H. Johnson
Mr. Dumond
Mr. Johnson
Patrons Attend Waterloo Conservatory Music Recital
A Waterloo Conservatory recital in the studio on Fourth Street East featured piano, vocal, violin and cello pieces. Performers included Elizabeth Reherd, Vera Strassberger, Esther Robert, Gazelle McElhinney, Leona Spensley and Harriet Low among others, with works by Scharwenka, Haydn, Beethoven and Grieg.
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Waterloo Conservatory of Munte
Fourth Steel East
Iyrades
Patrona
Brownies
Rheinhold
Eligabeth Reherd
Voval
Policeman
Gerrit Smith
Hlanor Smith
Angela Ever
Handel
Miss Clara Reepe
the Lark
Glinka-Talakhen
Misea Harriet Low
Linden County News Roundup
Linden messages recount social visits and church affairs. Ioneua Tier lost the tip of a finger at work. Jeannette Zushike is gravely ill with peritonitis in St Francis hospital. The Epworth league held a meeting. Will Montgomery named treasurer. cabinet set for Sunday. Local sick lists include Marvel Skillman and Alonzo Chapman. Fire at L O Berry residence. Mrs Bachtell improving after lung procedure. Family travels and sympathy extend to Zuehlke family amid multiple illnesses. Daisy family travels to Michigan. Oles of La Crosse visiting Linden.
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Linden
Y. BE. Chapman
Janesville
Ione
Goldie
T. M
Evans
Alonzo Chapmans
Marvel Skillman
Oles
la Crosse
Wis
O. A. Zuehlke
Jeannette Zuehlke
I. E. Chapman
L. O. Berry
Mr. Berry
Carl Bachtell
David
Arthur Hoel
Orchard
Teir
A. Hoel
Chas Webster
Waukon
E. B. Burgess
Clinton
Local Notes and Family News from Community
Miss Viola Nesfield visits Dunkerton relatives leaving her church organ duties to Miss Neva Lizer. Mrs. C Colbeck, visiting at Mrs. Carl Bachtell’s home, returns to Davenport. Ike Kaplan hosts a large christening party for their little boy.
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Thers
Will
Viola Nesfield
Dunkerton
Neva Lizer
C. Colbeck
Carl Bachtell
Davenport
Ike Kaplan
Booster Club to Be Formed in Waterloo
Waterloo baseball fans will meet at city hall next Tuesday evening to organize a booster club. They plan a Cedar Rapids trip on July 6 and aim to form a strong group, arranging train and band logistics with urgent action needed. Every fan is invited to attend.
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Waterloo
Cedser Rapids
Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapides
Charity Fund Raised by Grandmother Fund Play
The Philatheaclass of the Christian church increased the charity fund by twenty five dollars through a farce titled Sunbonnets. The Waterloo audience enjoyed a low cost production with expenses under one dollar and a short musical program.30
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Christian Church
Waterloo
Wilburt Anderson
Elmer F. Feely
Tina Martin
Aggused Man Did Not Put Up Fight in Robbery Case
Detective J F McSweeney returned from Rock Island with W Krueger in custody charged with grand larceny. Informa tion filed by Edward R Mason of Mason Auto Co alleges Krueger aided in stealing a Mason automobile. Krueger and John Laksen of Davenport visited Waterloo Wednesday to buy a Mason car. They went to a bank to settle a bill for 1206 dollars for Davenport Roofing Co, which was rejected. Krueger later drove the car away but was traced by McSweeney on Thursday. Krueger initially refused to return without requisition papers but relented. Bonds are being arranged. preliminary hearing set for next week.
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J. F. McSweeney
Rock Island
W. Krueger
Mr. Krueger
Edward R. Mason
The
Mason Auto Co
Krueger
Mason
John Laksen
Davenport
Waterloo
Laksen
Davenport Roofing Co
Mason Company
McSweeney
Virginia Polytechnic Institute Fire Destroys Shop
Blacksburg Virginia June 14 Fire of unknown origin destroyed the shop of the Virginia Polytechnic Institute early today. The building valued at 160000 dollars and insured for 659000 dollars. Miss Blanche Martin left for Kingsley to be guest of Mrs Iver B Lund. Mrs Lund formerly Mrs Virginia Van Metra of this city.
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Blacksburg
Virginia Polytechnicnstitute
Blanche Martin
Kingsley
Iver B. Lund
Lund
Mras
Virginia van Metra
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Duke” Hollenbeck
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WiIkus
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Holly
Palm Garden
Palm Ganien
Will Daisy
Michigan
Daisy
Satio
Virginia Polytechnic
Chas. Sherwood
Florist
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Officer Crust
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Gosh
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Raote
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