davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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Cuba for data on the Cuban sugar crop. He wants to know if it is going to speculators and refiners, if any o1 the present crop is unsold and If so' how much, and if it is too late 10 ac- quire it.
 McNary says the sugar equalization board is still in existence and has power to license wholesalers and re liners. and also to ration soft drink manufacturers. confectioners and commercial canners Otherwise they can outbid the housewife he says, as they buy on a larger scale.
 Because of the country's prosperity they can get any price they ask for their products, so they are willing to pay a high price for sugar and pass the cost along to the consumer
 But the board has failed 70 use its power to ration sugar, thereby ignor ing the housewife, and McNary thinks the time for remedial measures is now past.
 The board should do something however. to revive public confidence. he says, and promote more even dis tribution Confectiopers are well sup piled with sugar, some having enough to last from six months 10 q year
Arizona republican., 1920-06-13

According to a poll made by the New York Tribune, Taft organ, Roosevelt had when the convention met Qn- structed and pledged), 4691a votes Taft had. similarly committed, 45412 votes. The total number of delegates was 107S. Necessary to a choice, $40.
 Roosevelt had about 30 votes to spare.
 But the national committee, acting through Boies Penrose, w Murray Crane, William Barnes, Victor Rose water Archie Stevenson and others. announced contests on several hundred delegates and threw out all the Roose- welt delegates except six. Taft was given 233 of the contested delegates.
 There was no pretense of judging the contests on their merits. The hearings were behind closed doors, and the re- suits were predetermined.
 Dave AIulvane of the national com mittee, a friend of Taft, was asked:
 What do you fellows intend to do2 You know you surely can't elect Taft?H
 To which Mulvane responded:~
 We can't elect Taft, but WIG are going to hold on to the organization, and, when we get back four years from now we wills have it and not those d---n insurgents.
 In his history of presidential nomi- nations and elections, Joseph B. Bishop says of this convention:
 Until the convention of 1912, pru- 1 dent regard for popular opinion led them (the party bosses) to exercise their power as unostrntatiously as pos sible, but the Republican bosses at Chi cago, in 1912, threw off all attempt at concealment or disguise and assumed openly that the convention had been called together for the purpose merely 1 of registering their will and not the will of the people who had chosen the | delegates.
 The perfection to which years of ex- pert manipulation had brought the con vention machinery made it easy for them to accomplish their purposes and 1 cite party law and precedent for every l arrogant and arbitrary act, as they could be cited against every such act Whatever they did, they were able to make a plausible claim to strict 'regu- uarity.
 The "A delegates whose seats were 1 contested were permitted to vote on the selection of temporary chairman (Elihl l Root. and this put the Taft strength at 55S to 501 for Roosevelt.
 l From the moment the contested dele l gates were allowed to vote on the or ganization of the convention, it was decided in Roosevelts mind that h, l would bolt All else was matter O ways and means.
 The writer was in Chicago watchin:
Arizona republican., 1920-06-13

events for Roosevelt. After the first session of the national committee for hearing contests he wired Oyster Bay: They intend to count you out. If you hope to save the situation you had bet ter come to Chicago"
 Roosevelt started on the next train.
 After various conferences it was decided that the Roosevelt delegates should refuse to vote or take ay part in the convention. Thus it happened that on the final rolI-call Taft received 561; Roosevelt, TOT: LaFollete. fl; Cummins, IT: Hughes. ?; while those present and not voting were 349.
 Within 4S hours another convention was held at Music hall. where steps were taken to organize the "bolt" into new party.
Arizona republican., 1920-06-13
BOOK OF HouRs8 TO AUSTRALIA
(London Telegranh)

When the Earl of Wharncliffe's beautiful Book of Hours" was sold at Christie's February 26 for s23.7oo, we stated that national hopes" were en- tertained as to it's destination. Austra- lia is to have the opportunity of learn ing something about medieval art and devotion, for it may now be announced that this exquisite volume has been purchased for the National Gallery of Victoria out of the rich funds of the
 Felton bequest. Interest is added by the fact that in the recent Yates Thompson sale a smaller Book of Hours" with a lovely illuminated cal endar and miniature executed by the same '.egregius picto Franciscus, who adorned the Wharncliffe "Hora&' fetched s24,00O. The Yates Thompson Book of Hours" was especially done for the Bon Roi Rene, father of Mar garet of Anjou. wife Of our Henry VI
Arizona republican., 1920-06-13

Republican nomination, the latter seeking to be re-nominated for a sec oud term. It was the convention which nominated Taft and steam -rollered Roosevelt, resulting in the latter's bolt and the formation of the Progressive party, which. in the following election boiled 4.119.507 votes for Roosevelt, as against 3,4S4s956 for Taft and 6,293,O1s for Wilson.
 The convention of 1912 was fixed for Taft The Republican national com mittee and the. little group in control of the party machinery were for Taft They were known as the ''old guard. " The delegates. chosen by presidential primaries, which were tried out for the first time in this contest, were for Roosevelt
Arizona republican., 1920-06-13
HIGH COST OF
CNew York sun)

4NeM lUIh oUIIJ
 The high cost of marriage is causing general discontent in Austria accord ing to a vienna newspaper received in New York.
 The cost Of marriage now is 25o.00o crowns for the bride alone according to the newspaper schedule This IS eunavalent to about $6.000. counting the crown as worth 2i5 cents.
 This amount would buy 32,000 crowns worth of dresses. linen 44,000 crowns and furniture 164oo0 crowns. Tn Austria it is customary for the bride to furnish the house as well as providing her trosseau.
Arizona republican., 1920-06-13
KINGS AIR FORCES
 VI HAVE NOISY UNIFORMS

LONDON-Newly designed uniforms for his majesty's air forces would put a musical comedy chorusman to utter shame The uniform is of blue gray and plentifully studed with golden acorns and leaves and silver wings. Even the trousers have a touch of gilt and white gloves and a sword with q gold hilt and a golden tassel will be worn.
Arizona republican., 1920-06-13
1 CATS ENOUGH FOR THIS HOME

MERIDIAN, -tNotlce 10 the Public reads a newspaper advertise ment here, Please do not leave any more cats at 26 Lewis avenue. as we have all we need" "Every day or two somebody leaves cat on our steps and we have to take care of it." complained Mrs. Nathan Greene, who inserted the ad We have Il now
Arizona republican., 1920-06-13
FAIR
 SHARE IF SUGAR
 FUR HOME USE
Confectioners Have Six Months Supply, House
 wives Have None
BY BELLE S. ROBERTS | E A Staff Correspo ndeni

WASHINGTON = Senator NIcNary of Oregon wants some action on the sugar question that will benefit the housewife.
 He has wired to the president of
Arizona republican., 1920-06-13

while the housewife is limited 10 two pounds at a purchase even when she can find any.
Arizona republican., 1920-06-13
The "Steam-Roller"
 Convention of 1912
THE STORY OF THE RoosEvEI r
 BOLT
By Gilson Gardner

-1 ~TIaVI NaTU0eT
 The Chicago convention of 1912 is me me one convention in history most 'ikely to serve as an example of v-bat nay happen at Chicago, between June and June 13, 1920. tIhfs was the convention which tween ex-President RooseveIt ana President Taft. the former seeking the
Arizona republican., 1920-06-13
A INCONSISTENCIES UNION

(Detroit Newsl Moonshiners in the South are re- ported to have formed a union. It is movement, we suppose, for longer nights
Arizona republican., 1920-06-13
Switzer's stocks are simply un- matchable in beauty and scope; and nowhere else can Switzer'S values be approached.

Notwithstanding the hundreds of women who provide their summer garments earlier, June is the favorite month for these purchases. And so we provide lavishly for the tremendous business that comes with this month. The ripest style ideas are now ready. The unfavored ef- fleets are gone Selection is no longer doubtful.
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IWSN WSS WS5l
WALL ST TO NEJVZAC-
NEJSf.

: Hampstead, New York, 2. L.
nora. Lupici vnikli zde do let
niho bytu Augusta Belmonta,
-nameho millionaire, nechal;
beZ povsimnuti vzacne stfibro
a nadherne obrazy ma zdich a
ubirali Sc rovnou do sklepa.
kdez mel pan Belmont ulozene
vinecko a slivovici padesat ro-
XII starou. Nerechali tam ani
kapky, odnesli vsecko. SpGso-
bill tim matt III nemale nepri-
jemnosti, nebot' stehovanf ia
kovych zasob bytu zimniho,
z palace newyorskeho, do
Hempsteadu, vyzaduje zvlaSt-
niho vladniho povoleni q je
spojeno velikymi obtizemi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-02-03

D.ouhy, JOS. Bohac, V. Kletec-
ka, Mrs. NJ. MikSikova. Co ma
hradnlci do reditelstva zvole-
nj: Jos. Svec, JOS. Rericha, E.
Pekarek, A. Belsan CA. Belsan
a e. Pekarek obdrzeli stejny
pocet hlasG). Pc kratsim pro-
slovu cleny zakl. vyboru valna
hromada "a povzbuzujici nala-
dy byla ukoncena. Prvnf schn-
re zvoleneho feditelstva Sc bu-
de konat We ctvrtek dne 5. L.
nora V mistnosti Rybak a Six
ia V 8 hodin vecer. Kdo z pri-
znivcG podniku by Sc pral in
formace neb upsani podilG, at
Sc do schuze dostavi. VeskeTi
podilnici, kteTi mali sve akcie
splacene budou uvedomeni do
pisem Cd reditelstva, by 81 je
vyzvedli. V. v.
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WSSl'WSSlIWSSl e
CHRIPKA Sc SfRf v
ARMADE.

Washington, 2. unOra. - Y
americke armade V Sibif'i i V
zabranem 1zemi n6meckem
rozSirena jest chripka velikou
merou, jak oznamuje odbor
valky. Ia tyden, koncici 2. le-
dnem, byly V sibirske armade
dvacet ctyri pripady, V tydnu
nasleduiicim ctyricet jeden. U
dal Sc jen jeden pfipad Gmrti,
ale ten byl ma tuberkulosu. Ia
Ike V Nemecku jest mezi ameri-
ckym vojskem nemoc rozsire-
ma. Ia tyden, koncici 16. led
nem, byla umrtnost 36.74 z
1000, neco vyssi nezli tyden
pred tim. V tydnu tom ohlaSe-
ny byly G3 pfipady chripky a
30 pripadn zanetu pile IL IL
mrtimi.
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Neprehlednste toto! Mus
bvt prodan .icdnorodinovy
dunn S dobre jdoucim fezni-
ckym a grocernim obcho-
dem. Sc vsim Zafizenim, V O.
koli Broadway a vIch. 40.
III. Cena S43OO.OO. PIitina
prodcje spatne zdravi a "a
nochani obchodu. Zavoleite
telefonem Union 189 w a.
neb Broadway 2157 w. =?
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- WIuEdp0SSA 0Ftsd-~WN
NARODNf SffROMAzDENi
cs. r. v DEBATE o ROZ-
+. POCTU.
Pomsr cs. R. k PolakIm, RAJ
} kousku a spojencIm.
(Hs 7 K \

(CS. !. NJ
Praha, 20. ledna 1920. V de
bate rozpoctove ujal Sc slova
"a republikanskou stranu ces-
koslov. venkova poslanec Hni-
dek, jenz probral zahranicnl
politiku vlady a prohlasir, re
narod Geskoslovensky bude We
vsech okolnosti provoZovat me
zinarodni politiku spolecnou 8
Francii. Je take tfeba orientace
smerem ma vychod slovansky a
jiste po vyrizeni tesinske otaz-
ky dojde k srdecnejsimu pome
ru k PolakGm, s nimiz nutno u
tvofit hraz proti Nemecku. K
Rakouske republice, bude-li ia
to dodrzovat smlouvy a loyal
ne Sc chovat ke sve ceskoslo-
venske mensine, bude i republi
ka Ceskoslovenska loyalni. O.
statni recnici ucastnivsf Sc de-
baty zdGraznovali pfatelsky
vztah k dohode a vsem demo-
kratickym vladam. Prijat roz-
pocet ministerskeho pTedsedni-
ctva, ministerstva vnitra, ma
rodnf osv9ty a skolstvi.
DR.. KramaT prohlasil, re &c
skoslovenska republika by po-
vazovala "a nedGstojne cesko-
slovenskeho naroda, ably Mem
ci byli jakkoli zkracovani ma
svych pravech V Cs. republice.
Nebude Sc nijak mstit Mem
cum "a to, re We valce byli z
rakouskycn Nemcu nejzufi-
vejsi. Dostanou vlastne v6tsi
prava nez mali vyhrazena mi
rovou smlouvou, ale Geskoslo-
vensky narod Jim nadbihat ne
bude.
V debate poslanec prof. ST.
dinko dokazoval, jak N6mci
zcela zbytecne do sveta roz-
hlaSuji nepravdy domnelem
utisku. Statistika nakladu ma
university dokazuje, re nemec.
ky student stoji Republican Ce.
skoslovenskou 1894 korun roc
ne, cesky vsak jen 745 korun
Vydanf pax ma nemeckou uni
versitu V Praze a ma n6meckou
techniku je V rozpoctu Cesko
slovenske Republiky tfikrat
tax velke nez V rozpoctu stare
no Rakouska.
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- Rad Svornost {. 3, 6. S.
P. S. oslavi sve zlate iubi-
leum, 5Olete sve trvani, slav-
nosti S bohatym zabavnym a
pouenym programem, " ne
deli Is. unora " Ceske Mar.
Sini ma Broadway.
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PRODAM RESIDENCE O

svetnicich, tvrde podlahy a tri-
ming, vyhfevni pee, elektrina,
vse moderne zaTizeno. Zd6na
garage 20 pfi 80 stfevicich.
Maietek Sc naleza V els. 1925
Laisy Ave. V dobr6m spoieni s
mestem a proda Sc pro kupuji-
ciho "a velmi vyhodnych pod
minek. Haste Sc u Otto Sill,
1898 Mead Ave. 20
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- Komedie "Ulicka odva-
by" o tfech aktech, vyleGi
z kazdeho zarmutku kazde-
ho, kdo pristi nedsli do Ces-
ke Narodni Sine ma divadlo
Dram. Sboru "Vcelka" "a
vita.
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PRIJME Sc starSi zena k We
deni domacnosti " tficlenne do
sp6le rodine, nasledkem timrti
manzelky. Dobry domov pro
fadnou zenu. B,izSi Sc sdelf V
elsie 1914 Finn Ave. V Zadu.
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z VALNf HROMADY
PEOPLES BAKING CO.
(Inc.)

kolem stolku pokladnfka Gle
MI zakladajiciho vyboru, kde
podflnfci splaceli sve podily a
now podflnfci Sc upisovali.
Sch6ze zahajena En-. RGzic-
kou (pTeds. zakladajfciho w
boru) "a pfitomnosti rs podil-
Mkt a asi 80 hostf. Ku fizeni
sch6ze jednohlasne Zvoleni f..
RGzicka predseda a V. Vrzak
taiemnfk. K. Pintner pfednesl
kratsi proslov 0 vyznamu druz
stevnfch podniku a poukazal
ma slime druzstevnf organisace
v iinych zemich a V poslednfm
case. v dob6 povalecne zvlast6.
V teto zemi. Celkove pomery
hospodarsk6 a zvlast6 profiter-
stvi Sc zivotnfmi potfebami,
primo mutt drobny lid k svepo-
moci, k sdruzovani pfi nakupl
a vyrobe. Uvedl pocatky Del.
Potr. druzstva. STAY. a Vyp.
Spolku Progress" kterych
pronaseny rGzne pochyby o ie-
iich udrzeni a ieiich dnesnim
vVznamu. Nabada veSkere po-
dilnikv k dalsi vytrvale praci n
nemusf byti zadnych obav o Wv
budovanf dobre zajisteneho
podniku, kdvz ku Tizenf jeho
budou povefeni proziravi. po-
ctivi lide. Pfeie vSem pTitom-
nym pTi zakladu V budoucnu
mnoho zdaru.
Zprava zakladaiiciho vvbo-
ru. Popud k zalozeni d6lnickd
pekarny bvl dan v Ces. Pek. u
nil cislo 80. ktera Sc uvolila
zakoupiti bodily Gene $400 =
| jednotlivf clenove teto organi-
SAGE kolem $4,000. Zvoleny pc
tiGlennV vybor navStivil druhd
d6lnicke a pokrokov6 organi-
SAGE, k financnf a mravni pod
pore podnikG a to dobrym w
sledkem. Nas'eduifcf organisa-
ce zakoupili podiGly:
/ Tes. a Truhl. Unie {. 80 V
obnose $500. Klub Ceskoslov
slevacG 500. Stfelecky kluh
Vlaet $3.50. StTel. klub SIapni-
cka 500, Ohio Fishing Club
$50. Tez jednotlivy clenove w
Sc imenovanych organisacf a il
nych priznivcG podniku Sc upi-
sova1i, take V necelych 3 me-
sicich po drobne vytrvale pra-
ci. vVbor ziskal upisd V obnose
SIS. ZOO 600 akcif - po $50
Ijedna.)
Zadal o inkorporaci ma ime-
no PEOPLES Baking Co. Tido-
va Pekarna) podnik Jest inkor-
DOrovan ma $50 600. Po ohdrzo
. nj inkorporace svolal valnou
hromadu. ma ktere mali byti
, pfiiaty stanovv. zvoleno Tedi-
telstvo ku dalSi praci. vybudo-
7 vani podniku. Mimo administra
tivnfho vydanf, tiskopisy, O.
znamky. knihy, poplatek "a IL
skanf charteru nemel zaklada-
= ifcf vybor, zadne jine vydani.
: Veskerou zakladni praci konal
, obetave i rad zada veskerd
podilniky o soucinonst a dalsi
vytrvalou praci. Podnik bude
maietkem vsech podilnikG "a
: lezi ma iejich soucinnosti, kdv
podnik bude uskutecnen a lax
bude prosperovat. Pozaduie-li
nekdo urcita prava a vyhodv,
must tez konati sve povinno.
sti. Pfeetenv stanovy die in
: korporacnfch zakonG statu O.
: hio pc mensich dodatkach. u.
pravenVch zakladaiicim vybo-
!; rem pfiiaty. Do volebnf komi.
, Sc ku scitanf hlasn zvoleni Jos
/ Bohac. J. Reficha, V. zemlicka
a J. Specian.
Do feditelstva nominovani
: podilnfci: e. RGzicka. G.. Trei.
i bal, FIR. Hobl, John Kamenic.
: ky, V. Vrzak, "A. Langr, JOS
: Stupka. Boza Sixta. Jos. Svec
: Mrs. M D1Ouhv " KIotaSko
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PRIJMOU Sc zednici a pTi-
davaci ma stavbe ma E. 149 ul.
b.ize Kinsman Rd. Prace sta
la. Haste Sc tamtez. 2-5
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PRODA Sc piano V nejlep-
sim poTadku Ia $140. Haste
Sc V elsie 1899 E. 121 ul. 2-7
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PRIJME Sc divka ma donna
ci praci V tficlenne rodine. Do
bry domov. Mzda $500. Hla-
ste Sc V else 57lG Broadway.
2-5
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KUPUJTE II ORCHODNi.
K0, KTERl VIZ "SVETU"
DZNAMUJ1.
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JUST CRAND!'
NOW DECLARES
MRS.L. ROGERS
Could Not Eat Meats or
Bread For Two Years;
Gains Is Pounds TAX
ing Tanlac.

NO one could see tho wonderful
change IN me and doubt that raniac
is just grand medicine said MfH
Louise Rogers. ~ tOif HrOokisn Ave.
Los Angeles. Cal Mrs Rogers form
vrN lived az Wvnatchcc wash wherc
she 10 also yell known.
Ny health WAS 80 had Tor ycars
that ! became almost a phy steal anu
nervous wreck. she continued 4 had
nervous indigestion. disordcrcd Kid.
news aud bladder troubles was per
fcctiY miserable and for over two
years ! could not rHf any bread milk
or meat and had 20 live on the very
Nghfcst % foods suffered 80 that
sleep was almost impossible ana | tell
or 10 mere shadow OF my former self
was under constant treatment Tor
eighteen months but kept gettlns
worse in-fed 20 better { nearly gave
up an hope and my husband. too
thought ! was going TO die He de-
cldcd 20 send me go a health resort hut
] was 80 low that ] had 30 b. carried
and have on attendant an the time.
IA Was then That a lady from Van
CuuV-r persuaded me 20 try TaniAf
and 80 was just three DAYS before
noticed q change for the better D.
have now taken five bottles have
gained eighteen pounds and an ~ my
old troubles are gone entirely I e.t
three good meals every day and sleep
Ike q child on nl.ht long ! JUST
want 10 tell everybody what great
medlriu. Tanlac b.
Taniar iH sold in Corpus chr gtl hs
the kluff Drug store ana hy the lead
ing druggists 10 every town --tHdVl
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Soaring Foreign
Exchange Makes
New High Record

Ur THn hseor'4 tea Press
SEW Agkk Martn "a spirited
advance ir fnrelgo exchange ecfused
ii other developments n fhc secur
SIZES markets today and gave rise 70
much conjecture
Dem rd til- an London rese GO
t3ts an overnight galn ~ - cents ,o
tHe pound and - cents evcs tho l0w
frc1ra exactly one month aEn
Tire Paris chock was ai 1870 frames
20 obs. dollar aEnlrst 1913 month
ago, and fhe Italian rate ~ 1872 nres
to enc dollar compared with 1910 af
De same period
EcmittancfS to uenrly go other Eu-
rnuehr countries including sucliied
neGtrais r1d the scandinavian capitals
HIeo strengthened NarlnliN
The movement waF d 0dmUiefe sar-
prise IS deaIers although ID was re-
ra ed fhHf orc - the foremost nter-
nH lorHi lauks began iltlnr London
Hil Sea large amounts last week
Accompany The rlse 10 exchange
E0f. reuur's tlaf the movement OVER
euwf1 sr extensive gold export
movement fr Oh London 90 fhis coun-
fry Oh url Informed ggarters this
1898 dautffd h0c8usr latest adyIeee
fnm London report tighter money
rtffei ana point strongly to an early
sHs rea in fhe discount rate 20 tht
N.rr ~ England
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Alice Man Work on
Device For Oil
Locations

Special 10 The Caller
ALICE TexHs. starch THE man
~ thp hour in Alice b. august Dooring
who lives on hls farm ranch south ~
town.
re- hnH an invention electrical
IuatrHmrnt perfected after three
years ~ lahorions aud patient expert
mentlnl which be- SAWS indicates
where $50 may ht found by drilling for
u
Mr. Doering recently visited the
principal on fields m nuval county in
Guiding bon h'n visit tho Empire we'll
and tested thc machine After "a thor
ouEh ties; az number 81 paces whore
oil is known 20 exist. ana other pisces
hp IL convinced that Mia instrument is
snnllihle. hut no ie convinced beyond
The shadow ~ doubt. he made 81 trio
last weeh % the West Columbia oil
fields. ard he SAWS hiH experiments
proved that hiss instrument Is nhso-
nteiy reliable indicating the Oh pro-
duclng wells. one of which iH produc-
ing $500 harfoiH
In the non producing wells or dry
holes. tho instrument showed that
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AMERICAN DOWNED
BY ENGLISH BOXER

LONDON, March Z Eddie Mr-
Goorty American light heavyweight.
was defeated tonight ln the thirteenth
round ~ bout here ln the Holhorn
stadium by Frank Goddard. an English
heavy weight boxer.
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MARKET
CLOSE STEADY
ATDECLNE
Further Advance Nj e e $
Heavy Realizing and
Sharp Reactions Follow.

NEW YORK March a. further
advance met hcav, realizing ia the
cotton market today and there were
sharp reactions The close was steady
40 "a net decline of in "a points on
near months while Ius and later de-
NNercs we've fo 6 points hirhsr
Tho market opened firm az an al
vance owing 60 Unexpectedly strung
cables and continued covering hy near
month shorts New crop deliveries
"a re- relatively urn during me entire
aaf OWNS 90 Increased nervousness
ever carlg planting conditions ard the
hie discounts as compared with pre-
Mailing spot values
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NEW ORLEANS COTTON

WV ORLEANS March 4-After
Shows - y onounced strength during
ronf part ~ the session today the
rDa'.4ne suies from tho ionEsldr. last
grle were re- points down Co ~
points 10 NET
VI Har prices We're made ru fhe orr
.uue on tire strength OF Liverpool The
rains Boz the central and western sec
ions o. fhe hot ana the announce
wer' ny fhe sh.ppirr board az rc-
turn to competitive freight rates The
'nn forecast ~ extremely cold wealth
Hr for ne Nelf With continued rains in
fno eastern division also encouraged
huNIue
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FORT WORTH CATTLE SALES.
Wight ptlco
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-03-05
ADVANCE
ON MARKETS
FOR CORN
Widespread Blizzard and
Credit to Germany Sends
Prices Up.

CHICAGO. March Corn enhanced
rupidiy Ia value today owing To- wide.
prcad blizzard and TO talk OF Tar reach
ing credit rnlicf for Germany. The
market CLOSED nervous IL 10 Lac
mes higher. with MAY lss 20 i.s IL and
JuiN i3f SIS 90 7-N oats gained 81
to Sc and provisions varied from hair
cent decline 90 rise ~ SIC.
oats tended upward with corn hut
were checked hy heavy profit taking.
Although az first weak. provisions
rallied Ia response 20 chances ~ an
Improvement In export business
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fs The Associated Press
EAST ~f LOUIS lii March -
Hogs. recinf- $4,000. steady top
1913; bulk fIbf0Nlb40; heavy iass
uffFr medium Si4sfQi5aG. light
fitf5efl5A5 pigs 81 00nls00
Cattle Receipts 2i00 strong 20
higher. chulne hnuvy steers IS50U
fr 00. choice llsht 9l225Nlf5n.
butcher helfors 81 25nlaT5. cows S72b
mii 0u. calves ti- 0G0 600. feeders
s. 500 Z ] 90. Wochofs s7o0A 1900
Sheep Receipts 1900 stendy. lamhs
flT750 1875. yearilng wethcrs $500
"a 1900 choice ewes si025m1t.Q0