Wheat Leads Early as Grain Prices Rise On Liverpool Outlook
Wheat gains on fresh Liverpool quotations and possible federal farm board purchases. Corn and oats firm with mixed early moves as steel, utilities and tobacco shares show varied results. Several giants like Montgomery Ward and Studebaker edge up, while Westing Electric and AM Foreign Power fall. pressures hit Texas Corp and Standard Oil. Foreign exchange opens steady with cables at 4 86 per dollar.
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Chicago
Associated Press
Liverpool
Federal Farm Board
gomery-Ward
Studebaker
Arc Power
Otis Steel
National
St. Louis Southwestern
Erie
International Telephone
Westing @ Electric
American Water Works
Columbia Gas
Texas Corp
Standard Oil of California
Allied Chemical
New York Central
American Telephone
New York
Jno
F. Clark
Atchison, Topeka
Ajax
I Amean
Allied Chem & Dvo Seavewsae
Illinois
Benmore
Benmore & Ohio
Bethlehem
Calumet & Hecla
Seseeere
Calumet & Arizonm
Ceceveree
Coorado Fuel & Gas
Eeseeses
Obeenee
Chesapeake
Cseseess
Bbco Sree
Gas
Alton
Oo & Northwestern
Bicf Asses
Columbie Graph
Earveres
Crucible l
Continental Can
Lee
Fox Ma
Fisk Rubber
Freeport Texas
Ives
General Electric
General Motors
General Ry Signal
Golust Weer
Goodyear Eee
Glidden
Graham Paig
Great West Sugar
General Mills
TG General Mills
Y Hudson Motors
Hupp Motors
Illinois Central
International Harvester
International Tel & Con
Johns Manville
Jordan Motors
Iy Kelly Springfield
Kenney
Kolster Radio
Kennecott Copper
Loose Es
Lima Locomotive
Lowes’ Inc
Lorillard
Louisville Gas & Elec
Mack Trucks Eee
Nash Otors St
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National Power & Light
New
Otis Steel Ereee Ee Ae Purity Bakery
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Ewe
Pullman Eusvees Eaeaer
Pennsylvania
Radio Corporation
Seneca Copper Oeseere Southern Pacific
Well, what of your car
A humorous verse centers on a daughter urging her parents to buy a car for her, with the mother influencing the father as tea time adds pressure. The speaker notes the daughter’s persuasive appeal and the parents’ initial resistance fading under family urging.
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Dad
Why Drive Right Why Drive Right
A city survey on right turns on red at Seventh and Taylor shows only 26 percent of drivers stop fully before turning. Observers noted 13 of 50 stopped, while 87 hesitated or ran the red. The provision requires stopping within feet of the line to avoid cross traffic and pedestrians.
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Taylor
JAPAN READY TO REPLY TO LONDON NAVAL CUT CALL
Tokyo dispatch says Foreign Minister Shidehara planned to draft Japan's reply to the London invitation for a naval reduction conference and submit it to the cabinet for approval. Ex-premier Reijiro Wakatsuki expected to be Japan's chief delegate.
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Associated Press
Tokyo
Shidehara
London
Reijiro Wakatsuki
Japan
Briand discusses British five power naval disarmament note
Premier Briand told ministers the British invitation to a five power naval disarmament conference was placed before the cabinet but not debated. Officials say France will not abandon submarines as defensive weapons and may propose French suggestions on the questions raised.
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Paris
Briand
Henderson
France
Oil Field Sinking and Salt Water Flow Alarms Nearby Wells
An oil field area shows a spreading subsidence, described as a low mood, expanding from a small patch to cover a town lot with water-filled holes. Depth estimates reach 50 to 100 feet, large edge cracks appear, and nearby wells including No. 1 H. M. Perry report salt water flow after the event.
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H. M. Perry
City Forester Urges Pruning for Parkway Trees
Temple Robinson, city forester, says trees in parkways across the city need pruning. An ordinance may compel owners to clear branches seven feet above sidewalks to prevent hazards during rain and snow. He notes higher pruning aids grass growth.
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Temple Robinson
Robinson
Seven Convicts Sent to Leavenworth Penitentiary
Seven men from Potter County jail have been moved to Leavenworth Federal Penitentiary. They include F R McCarthey and Emmett Denney for Dyer Act violations, C B Rowland and J W Corbin in narcotics cases, George Ward and Gus Bryan for liquor offenses, and C E Letaourette in narcotics, all convicted in the present term.
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United States District Court
Potter County
Leavenworth
Kaw
F. R. McCarthey
C. B. Rowland
George Ward
J. W. Corbin
Gus Bryan
Emmett Denney
C. E. Letaourette
Nomination of Guggenheim for Cuban ambassador approved
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee unanimously approved the nomination of Harry F. Guggenheim of New York to be ambassador to Cuba and sent it to the full Senate for confirmation.
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Associated Press
Washington
Harry F. Guggenheim
New York
Cuba
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
Global powers and business ties shape postwar influence
A critical view of international relations describes Russia withdrawing from India propaganda and Britain resuming full diplomatic ties while providing credit. It notes General Electric and Ford supporting Russia with extensive loans and machinery, and the Aga Khan’s wealth and influence across Asia, Europe, and the Middle East.
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Russia
India
Britain
General Electric Company
Gerard Swopa
Mr. Young
Henry Ford
General Electric
Ford
Aga Khan’s Marriage Plans Stir Talk of Religion and Status
A newspaper column discusses the Aga Khan’s imminent second marriage to a French Christian woman who previously worked in a candy store and will keep her faith. It notes Muslim feelings, contrasts with a hypothetical critique by Mohammed, and comments on public life and campaign technique via talking pictures featuring Mayor Walker and William Fox.
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Aga Khan
India
Khan
Mohammed
Walker
New York
William Fox
Fire bug identity suspected in Amarillo arson spree
Police say they nearly know who set two fires in Amarillo and last night burned a vacant house at 1600 Lincoln Street. A man matching the same description earlier tried to set another fire at the same house and then ignited a garage nearby causing major damage before firefighters arrived. A woman reported seeing a man running in a neighbor’s yard as residents recalled a stranger prowling the area earlier that evening.
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Amarillo
Lincoln Street
W. KR. McDowell
Buchanan PTA Plans A A A Campaign Discussion
A meeting of the Buchanan School Parent-Teacher Association is set for 1 30 o clock at the school tomorrow. President Mrs F W Hudeson will lead a discussion on Buchanan's part in the proposed A A A campaign and urges all members and patrons to attend.
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Buchanan School Parent-Teacher Association
F. W. Hudeson
Buchanan
Amarillo Weighs Gas System Takeover By Eminent Domain
The Amarillo City Commission instructed its counsel to begin condemnation proceedings to acquire the Amarillo Gas Company distribution system. A letter to Prairie Oil & Gas President Moody cites failed rate negotiations and the city charter authority to take private property for public utility use.
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Ernest Thompson
Underwood
Amarillo
Hays
Ernest C. Thompson
State of
Texas
City of
City Commission
Amarillo Gas Company
Senator Hawes Opposes Prohibition Expansion Lobbying for Constitutional Amendment
In St Louis, Senator Hawes argues against broadening the Eighteenth Amendment and warns of expanding the law to create a larger “lawless class.” He calls for a new constitutional amendment if prohibition scope is to grow. Separately, Jeanne Lemesweiger claims one third of her late father’s estate, a Los Angeles wine investor who left more than $5 million.
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Hawes
Missouri
ST. Louis
Jeanne Lemesweiger
France
Los Angeles
Scarface Al's Brother Jailed On Tax Charge
Ralph Capone brother of Al Capone and in a Philadelphia jail faces a federal tax charge for allegedly defrauding the government in his 1927 income tax return. He was arrested last night at the Chicago Stadium while attending a fight card.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Ralph
Bottles) Capone
Scarface
Capone
Philadelphia
Rhoads Seek Divine Book to Find Mineral Wealth
Venice California case reveals cult led by Mrs Rhoads and others who claimed a book titled The Sixth Seal would reveal all mineral wealth. They allegedly preserved the foster daughter Willa for resurrection and hid her body for years. A druggist recall and embalming fluid mystery prompt police investigation.
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Dabney
Son of Independence family confessed murderer in Washington
A salesman and housekeeper in Independence Missouri learns her son, a Northeast High School graduate and Methodist, confessed to murdering a woman in his Washington apartment. The youth had written of imminent success and a government job to support his mother. Friends recalled his model conduct.
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Independence
Edith Dayton
Washington
Methodist Church of Independence
Northeast High School
Marjorie O'Donnell
City paving delays prompt jobbers and manufacturers to urge speed
The Jobbers and Manufacturers union adopted a resolution urging faster completion of the paving project begun about two and a half months ago. Mayor Ernest O Thompson explained delays and noted that overt action was withheld while the City Commission was in session and its potential outcome remained uncertain.
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Ernest O. Thompson
Market Notes on Livestock Prices
OCR fragment records cattle and sheep prices with cents listed. Mentions cows valued at 12.50 and 15.00, sheep 22, and beef cattle 4.00. Lacks clear names, places, dates, or organization.
Fort Worth Livestock Market Report Highlights Oct 9
Hogs 800 strong to 10¢ higher with bulk rail butchers around 19.00. Cattle 4,000 head, calves 1,200, cows up 15¢, calves 26–50¢ higher. Sheep 1,800 head, fat lambs firm to 25¢ higher, range lambs 11.00–12.00, goats up to 4.00.
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Fort Worth
Associated
Hogs Cattle and Sheep Markets Reported in Chicago Area
Hogs 12 500 head steady to top 10 25 per cwt with 10 18 to 10 26 reported. Cattle 4 000 calves 1 700 steers 8 16 3 60 yearlings 14 00 cows 7 26 8 26 vealers 15 75. Sheep 4 500 head steady lambs 12 00 12 25 ewes 4 00 7 75
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A Louis
the Associated Press
Cossy
New York Cotton Opens Steady on Liverpool Support
The New York cotton market opened steady with a 2 to 5 point advance on covering and Liverpool strength. December rose to 129.54 before retreating to near unchanged, trading quiet through the first hour as southern hedging and liquidation were absorbed by trade buying. Midday, December around 18.49 with later months largely unchanged to slightly higher.
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New York
Associated Press
Liverpool
New Orleans Cotton Opens Steady Amid Mixed Traits
The New Orleans cotton market opened steady with Liver pool improved and first trades showing gains of 3 to 6 points. Hedge ceiling liquidation followed with prices slipping 8 to 10 points as December touched 18.32 and January 18.42. The market stayed quiet, with a downward tilt and small declines, December trading to 18.28 and January at 18.40 below opening highs.
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New Orleans
Associated Press
Liverpool
Market Summary from Kansas City and Chicago Livestock Reports
Livestock bids show hogs steady to 10 cents higher in Kansas City with top at 9.89 for 190 to 210 pounds. Cattle and calves are mixed with yearlings up to 25 cents, steers and heifers in the 11 to 15 dollar range, and cows around 7 to 10 dollars. Lambs rise about 25 cents with selected mutton figures noted. Chicago bids reflect hogs steady under 230 pounds, heavier hogs up to 10 cents, top 10.35, with cattle weak to lower and mixed calf prices, and sows and pigs priced in the 8 to 10 dollar ranges.
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Kansas City
Associated Press
U. 5
Chicago
The
U. S
D. A
Cotton market reports from Liverpool on Oct 9
Spot prices show lower but steady levels across grades with strict good middling at 11.08 and good ordinary at 9.03. Sales reached 8,000 with 3,700 American. Futures closed quiet with October through January near 9.8 to 9.99.
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The
Associated Press
Liverpool
Poultry and Produce Prices on Oct 9 in Chicago Market
Poultry prices show fowls 21 27 cents, springs 22 25 cents, roosters 19 cents, turkeys 20 80 cents, ducks 16 19 cents, geese 20 cents. Butter in Chicago market unchanged with creamery extras 44 cents and firsts around 39 to 48 cents. eyes steady, no change.
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Associated Press
Chicago
The
New York stock prices drift lower at opening
New York stock prices drifted irregularly lower at the opening with traders weighing early losses against potential market signals. The drift followed mixed overnight futures and cautious sentiment ahead of key economic data due later in the week.
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New York
The
Associated Press
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