Eleven face court for lynching Praeger in Illinois
Edwardsville May 13 Eleven men stand charged with murder in a case tied to the April 5 lynching of Robert Paul Praeger in Collinsville. Indictments cover sixteen men including four police officers. Trial proceedings, jury selection, and evidence schedule are outlined with state and county officials coordinating.
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Collinsville
Robert Paul Praeger
Emy
Adison County
C. W. Middlekluff
Joseph P
One Breadless Day Considered by Austrian Controller
London reports on May 13 that Vienna plans a weekly breadless day as flour supplies dwindle and wheat prospects for the next harvest remain uncertain. A Geneva dispatch to The Daily News notes the government weighs action to curb bread use amid shortages.
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Miss Catherine Stinson Delays Chicago to New York Mail Flight
Chicago May 13 Miss Catherine Stinson aviatrix did not start her mail carrying flight to New York though weather was ideal. At the post office her mail sack awaited and officials could not say when she would begin. She was sworn in as a postal clerk last Saturday.
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Boom in Stocks Maintains Upward Pace at Open
The New York stock market opened with broad gains as the weekly boom continued. United States Steel led advance, up 2.5 points to 115.8, with industrials and war specials pushing to year highs while rails lagged and first hour volume reached about 400,000 shares.
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Sumatra
War Trade Board to Be Put in Christiania
Morgen bladet of Christiania reports Norway and the United States plan a Christiania branch of the war trade board to facilitate commerce. Staff would be based at the American legation with British French and Italian commercial interests meeting there.
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Christiania
London
Norway
United States
Morgenbladet
Times Tom
Steamer Elizabeth M. Smith Libelled in Norfolk
The steamer Elizabeth M. Smith sailing from Norfolk on Sunday for a Colombia expedition to search for platinum has been libelled for repairs and is held pending settlement of claims.
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Elizabeth M. Smith
Colombia
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