Fort Worth Livestock Price Report June 6
Fort Worth markets show cattle receipts 1500 with calves 100 and a range of prices: beeves four to seven fifty, stockers four to six seventy five, cows three to six, heifers four to eight, yearlings four to nine, bulls two fifty to four, calves two to seven fifty. Hog receipts five hundred unchanged. Sheep five hundred steady with lambs ten to fourteen, feeders seven to eight, yearlings eight to nine, wethers six to six fifty, ewes five to six, stockers four to five, goats two to three.
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Fort Worth
Hog and cattle market roundup from East St. Louis
Hog receipts total 11 000 with slow sales. top reached 7.35, heavy butchers 7.25 to 7.30, medium 7.10 to 7.25, lights 6.75 to 7, killing pigs 6.25 to 6.50, packer sows 6.30. Cattle receipts 1 500 steady. Texas steers 6.00 to 6.60, heifers and mixed yearlings 7.75 to 8.20, beef cows 4.60 to 5.50, camners 2.25, bulls 4.50 to 6. Sheep receipts 500 higher. spring lambs 15.75, culls 8.50, fat ewes 4.50 to 5.50.
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East St. Louis
Texas
Chicago
Hog and cattle market report from Wichita
Hog receipts total 800 with prices 5 cents higher. top 7 dollars, bulk 6.85 to 6.95, top cutouts 6.25. Cattle receipts 200 including 100 calves. market seen as steady with enough cattle to test the market in Wichita Kansas.
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Wichita
Kan
Kansas City Market Report Cattle Hog and Sheep Quotes
Kansas City market notes on June 6 show cattle receipts around 1 000 with calves 300 and steers and yearlings bidding 7.85 to 9.75 dollars. Hog receipts near 6 000 with top 7.10 and most sales 6.75 to 7.00, packing sows 6.25 to 6.35. Sheep receipts about 3 000 with Arizona spring lambs 15.25 and natives 10 to 11.50. fed shorn lambs 13 and Texas lambs 11.00.
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Kansas City
Arizona
Texas
Chicago Markets Open with Mixed Livestock and Cotton Quotes
Hog receipts total 30000 with strong heavy butchers at 7.35 to 7.40 and light pigs 6.50 to 6.90. Cattle receipts 4000 with steers 7.50 to 9.25 and veal calves 8 to 9.50. Sheep receipts 12000 with springs 16 to 16.25 and fat ewes up to 6. Cotton opens with New York and New Orleans quotes and steady tone amid mixed highs and lows.
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New York
New Orleans
Amarillo Produce Prices From Swift & Company
Prices paid by Swift and Company for Amarillo area poultry and produce include hens four pounds and over at 16 cents per pound and under four pounds at 14 cents. Broilers leghorns and blacks at 20 cents, roosters old per pound at 6 cents. Also listed are butter at 4 cents and eggs in new cases priced with back charges totaling 5.70 dollars.
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Swift & Company
Amarillo
Brpiosen
Debat Orbo
Grain prices paid to local growers by Great West Mill
Prices listed by Great West Mill and Elevator Co for local growers include Wheat No 1 hard at 1.00 per unit Kaffir at 1.00 per 100 pounds Oats per bushel 28 Maize per 100 pounds 1.05 and Barley per bushel at re price.
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Kansas City
Great West Mill and Elevator Company
Evening Cotton Letter reports market dip and weather outlook
J W Parkins reports July cotton futures in New York and New Orleans closed about 165 points lower on liquidation while distant futures rose 12 to 15 points on a wet unfavorable forecast. Early rain observed in the southeast and northwest cotton belt with seasonable to above temperatures.
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New York
Orleans
Cotton Belt
Weather Bureau
Fall River
Worth Street
Chicago
Liverpool Exchange
Will Stone
Dallas
San Antonio
Texas
Announcement of Texas National Guard Encampment at Galveston
The adjutant general reports the Texas National Guard encampment will be at Fort Crockett Galveston from August 5 to 19. Major General John A. Hulen will command an estimated 6000 to 8000 troops.
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Austin
National Guard of Texas
Galveston
Adjutant General's Department
Fort Crockett
John A. Hulen
Stock Prices and Exchanges Move Through Narrow Margins
New York stocks show mixed, steady tone with many listed issues trading near unchanged. Key names include American Smelting Baldwin Locomotive American Telephone General Motors Studebaker U S Steel and Westinghouse with minor gains and declines amid a cautious market.
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New York
American Smelter
Pgunimoy
Oscelle
American
American Telephone
Vaces
Baldwin Locomotive
Asphalt
General Motors
Kennicott Central Leather Chalmers ‘Crucible Steel
Colden
Middle States Oil
Marland
Pure Oil
Sinclair Studebaker Texaco
T. & P. Coal and Oil
U. S. Steel
Westinghouse
Es Phillips Petroleum
Cesses
Sesee
Weeee
Coolidge Sees Negro Progress as Modern History Miracle
President Coolidge, at Howard University, lauded the American Negro’s progress as one of modern history’s marvels. He said the black race’s probation served a larger plan, with destiny guiding Africa toward high civilization and a future of service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Coolidge
Howard University
America
Texas Cities Drive Big Growth in Telephone Network
The Texas Public Service Information Committee notes rapid growth in San Antonio Dallas Houston and Fort Worth driven by utility upgrades. In 1923 San Antonio added over 3 000 telephones reaching 30 000 while Dallas added over 4 000 and moved Edgewood to machine switching at a cost about 500 000 leaving 11 000 manual sets. Houston and Fort Worth also show large gains as builders and utilities expand city infrastructures.
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Texas
San Antonio
Dallas
Houston
Fort Worth
Texas Public Service Information Committee
Telephone Company
South
Atlanta
New Orleans
Dallas Edgewood
First Test as London Strike Grows
London rail strike intensifies as the rank and file movement faces a pivotal test. Wood Lane power station staff walkout forces central London Railway to close, affecting West End service and major main line connections.
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London
Wood Lane
Central
Those Who Backed Huerta Permitted to Return Home
Mexico City reports that deputies who fled abroad or joined the Huerta uprising will be allowed to return to Mexico. The interior department cautions offenders will face prosecution in common courts, while all others may return unmolested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huerta
Mexico City
Chamber of Deputies
de la Huerta
Mexico
Department of the Interior
Creager Demands G.O.P. Action Against Klan
National committeeman R. B. Creager of Texas said he would press the Republican national resolutions committee to issue a declaration against the Ku Klux Klan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creager
Cleveland
R. B. Creager
Texas
Republican National
President Receives Postal Salaries Bill for Signature
Washington reports the House approved the conference report on the postal salaries increase bill and sent the measure to the president for signature. The action marks a step in adjusting federal postal worker pay.
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Washington
House
State Supreme Court Rules 1913 Deed of Trust Rule Unconstitutional
The Texas Supreme Court declares the 1913 law changing trustee sale times from ten to four years unconstitutional. It voids applying the new limit to deeds of trust executed before passage, ruling the provision impaired the obligation of contracts in the Frank versus State Bank and Trust Co. case from Bexar County.
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Austin
Tex
State Supreme Court
Aaron Frank
State Bank and Trust Company
Bexar County
Famous Artist Lu cille Joullin Dies in San Francisco
Mrs Lu cille J Benjamin known as Lucille Joullin a renowned artist and expert on Southwest Indians died in San Francisco last night Her works and authority in Native American affairs were widely recognized.
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San Francisco
Lucille J. Benjamin
Lucille Joullin
Southwest
OMalley Urges ABC Men to Upbuild Amarillo
Rev F W O Malley of the First Christian church addressed the American Business club at the Amarillo hotel luncheon urging young men to build a progressive city with North and South virtues. Musical numbers were performed by pupils of Beatrice Story and Bonnie Marie Britain with violin and piano solos. C L A Bockemohle led the program and handed out pamphlets on city planning.
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Amarillo
Chicago
New Orleans
F. W. O'Malley
First Christian Church
American Business Club
Amarillo Hotel
Beatrice Story
Radio Britain
Jane McCullough
Bonnie Marie Britain
Frances Elizabeth Glenn
Margaret Hobson
Story
C. L. A. Bockemohle
Bockemohle
Mellon Denies Charges in Testimony Before Senate
Secretary Mellon formally denies charges by Gaston B. Means in testimony before the Senate Daugherty committee. In a letter to the committee, Mellon rejects Means' assertion that he agreed to issue weekly whisky withdrawal permits to Rex Sheldon of New York for funds to aid the Republican national committee deficit.
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Washington
Mellon
Treasury Department
Gaston B. Means
Senate
Daugherty Committee
Means
Rex Sheldon
New York
Republican National Committee
Forbes Indictments Reported in Veterans Bureau Probe
Chicago June 6 Indictments in the second federal grand jury investigation of Col. Charles R Forbes former director of the Veterans Bureau are reported to have been returned yesterday and suppressed. Assistant Attorney General John W H Crim declined to reveal counts or participant numbers.
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Chicago
Federal Grand Jury
Administration
The
United States Veterans Bureau
Charles R. Forbes
John W. H. Crim
Whaley Reelected West Texas Chamber Leader in Stamford
Porter A. Whaley of Stamford was reelected manager of the West Texas Chamber of Commerce for the sixth consecutive year at the executive board meeting in Sweetwater. Homer D. Wade was appointed assistant manager and legislative director with several district managers confirmed.
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Sweetwater
Tex
Two Boys Admit Causing Fatal Railroad Wreck
Worcester police say eight year old Robert Boria and six year old Michael Feriole confessed to placing stones on the rails that caused the twilight express wreck on the Boston and Albany line last Tuesday afternoon, killing three people.
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Worcester
Mass
Boston and Albany
Robert Boria
Michael Feriole
Compromise Reached on Republican Contest in Georgia and Arkansas
In Cleveland on June 6 the Republican national committee ratified a compromise settling the third Georgia district contest. A. L. Felton of Americus and E. B. Richardson of Marshalfield were seated with half votes each and Richardson named district chair. The committee also seated four Arkansas delegates at large led by H. L. Remmel of Little Rock.
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Cleveland, O
Henry Lincoln Johnson
Georgia
National Committee
A. L. Felton
Americus
Johnson
Richardson
Marshalfield
Republican National Committee
Arkansas
H. L. Remmel
Little Rock
House Passes Freight Rate Reduction Bill
Washington dispatch reports the Hoch resolution proposing a general downward revision of railroad freight rates, with emphasis on farm products, was passed by the house today.
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HOUSE
Washington
Hoch
Five Drown On Swimming Party Near Port Arthur
Five people drown during a Port Arthur bathing party at McFaddin beach on Thursday night. The deceased include Mr and Mrs R Barnette, Ted Carlson, Miss Odell Montier, R Sonnier, all of Port Arthur. Carlson is the sole survivor. Bodies except Carlson’s were recovered and brought to a local undertaking parlor after ten o'clock.
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Port Arthur
Tex
McFaddin Beach
R. Barnette
Ted Carlson
Odell Montier
R. Sonnier
Carlson
Reply to Japs Protest Completed in Capital
Washington reports the Japanese protest on the exclusion section of the new immigration law is virtually completed at the state department. Secretary Hughes conferred with President Coolidge, but plans for public release remain undisclosed. Officials maintain silence, but the document will be couched in the most friendly terms.
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Washington
State Department
Hughes
Coolidge
About Legislators and a Lawyer's Posthumous Lesson
A damaged clipping quotes a lawyer who died nearly a century ago reflecting on legislators. It mentions Washingt on and Franklin, a reward for naming the author, and a critique of long debate by 150 lawyers in Congress. The note closes with a reference to a meeting of Hamon Whittington Mtg. Co.
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ST. Louis Livestock
Wichita Livestock
Kansas City Livestock
Chicago Livestock
Amaring Grain
Prewitt and Sullivan
Webster Block
J. W. Parkins
Amarillo Cotton & Grain Exchange
J. R. McCook
Mer
Alex Hyman & Co
Prewitt & Sullivan
Donald Maginnis
J. S. Bache & Co
Mgr
Webster Bldg
Biggs Investment CO
West 6Th Street
Amarillo, Texas
O'Malley
Forbes
Whaley
Daily Globe
A. V. GC. Inc
Polk Street
Zehringer
Big Arrow Electric
Washinton
Virgini
Franklin
Gengres
Congress
Hamon-Whittington Mtg. CO
E. St. St
Polk St
Florida
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