Washington Fies Faced Record Season Victory Report
Washington school boys and girls basketball teams closed the season with double victories over Fiske. Boys total 148 to 33 opponents. girls 110 to 17. Season highlights include perfect passing by the girls and strong team play by the Washington boys, with Hollis as captain and center. Final lineups list Stockwell, Burger, Hosfer, Ludtke, Smith, Hulse, Armagast, Wilson for girls and Olson, Kettwig, Hollis, Arnold, Carr, Armagast, Bunnell, Snyder, Clapper for boys.
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Washington School
Alcott
Washington
Fiske
Washiington
McKinley
Washington Girls
Washington Boys
Hollig
Washingtons
Washington Victors
Gladys Stockwell
Marion Burger
Ruth Hosfer
Esther Ludtke
Ruth Smith
Verna Hulse
Bessie Armagast
Cleo Wilson
Hands Off of Carmens Fight Ends City Patrol Involvement
Chief E A Leighton ordered patrolmen to stop intervening in the long running dispute between hackmen and transfer lines at passenger depots unless riots occur. The ruling followed the acquittal of Earl Brainard of the Bradley Transfer company on charges of loud noisy interference with passengers at the C station. Brainard was arraigned with judge Meyers releasing him after testimony. The case alleged a formal agreement to stay near vehicles and Brainard violated it by appearing in uniform and soliciting business on the platform. The dispatch notes ongoing warfare between transfer lines and past ordinance allowing railroad authorities to designate stands for hacks and transfer wagons. The chief’s order shifts enforcement to railroad officers.
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E. A. Leighton
Earl Brainard
Hradley Transfer Company
Brainard
Meyers
Ihun
Chicago man sentenced to 18 years for wife murder
William Cheney Ellis, a Cincinnati leather merchant, was convicted in a Chicago hotel murder case. His punishment fixed at 18 years in prison. A motion for a new trial was filed and pending. counsel indicated they may appeal if denied. Ellis and his attorney appeared unsettled by the verdict.
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Chicago
William Cheney Ellis
Cincinnati
Remus
Enist
Enis
Eis
Warlafoud
General Markets and Economic Snapshots from Early Issues
Darius McCrillis, age ninety three, marks a long life on a single Skowhegan farm as markets, weather, and trade news roll through. Chicago wheat rises despite weak cables as corn and oats trade amid export demand, hog prices lift provisions, and cattle and sheep markets show mixed signals.
Grain Market Report and World Notes
The grain market shows mixed wheat quotes across futures and cash levels with Chicago and St Louis prices for No 2 red and related grades noted. Futures in July and May for wheat and corn are listed for St Louis Kansas City Minneapolis and Winnipeg with varied values. A London-to-brdney distance remark notes Brdney at 10,120 miles from London, and West Virginia as 1922 natural gas producer with Pennsylvania as top consumer.
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Chicago
Mayr Gee
Goa
Granta Pass
Ore
Li Gzliv
aTpUb
St. Louis
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Winnipeg
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Chicago Produce and Live Stock Receipts and Markets
Chicago markets report tea years of produce and live stock at Union Stock Yards with mixed changes in dairy meats and cheeses. Butter and eggs lower. cheese largely unchanged. Potatoes steady. red and white potatoes varied by region. Live stock receipts total 12,000 cattle 4,000 sheep 10,000 hogs. tomorrow's expected receipts about 10,000 cattle, 10,000 hogs, and 1,000 sheep. Sheep market opened and closed steady with native lambs around 6.75 to 7.85 and western lambs 7.0 to 7.7 players.
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Iowa
New
Chicago
Liverpool
Kansas City
South Omaha
Omaha
Neb
Texas
Waterlaw
Waterloo
Martha
Bologna
Chino, Marek
Michigan
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Union Stock Yards
Waters Loo Drug Store Ad Listed By C J Millers
AVMO is described as an EUTA by druggists nationwide in a fragment noting Waters loo at 218 Woat Fourth Street, linked to C J Millers Drug Store activities.
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Watersloo
C.J. Miller
Woat Fourth Street
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Charles Olson
Otto Kettwig
Marshall Hollis
Cen
Ter
Clarence Arnold
Jesse Carr
Stephen Armagast
Flavel Bunnell
Arthur Snyder
Larren Clapper
Carmen
Darius McCrillis
Skowhegan
LAMSON BROTHELS &@ COMPANY
Marsh-Place
G. Larrabee
Clara 8. Butler
Cleveland,o
London
Metropolis
Canada
United States
Merl
AL Ahrs
N. S
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Brdney
England
Mareh
Eczema
Zemo
Cain
Peria
People's Furniture Co
Lafayette St
Waterloo, Iowa
Sally
Bowery Boys
Love
Annie Laurie
Kathleen Mavourneen
Loch Lomond
Mary of Argyle
Robin Adair
Sweet Belle Mahone
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