Prairie state grain and livestock market quotes September 24
Closing livestock and cash grain bids from Kansas City Oklahoma City St Louis and Chicago show cattle and hogs mostly steady to higher with lambs strong in Kansas City son. Oklahoma City list grass fed cows and hogs steady. Chicago cash grain quotes place No 2 hard winter wheat around 1.40 to 1.45 per bushel and corn near 77 to 78 cents.
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Kansas City
Kansas
Oklahoma City
ST. Louis
Chicago Livestock
Chicago
Bert Pearlines
Harvest Moon and Grain Prices Nab Kansas City Notice
Kansas City reports wheat prices for No 2 hard and red grades with minor shifts noted. A mention explains the harvest moon as the full moon nearest September 21 rising on successive nights, giving unusually long evenings for field work.
Rabbi Sperka Accepts One Year Stay to Help Jewish Church
Rabbi Sperka arrived in Arsaride to officiate a high holiday service and agreed to stay a year to aid in establishing a synagogue. Services will be held tonight at the Episcopal church annex on Ninth and Fillmore streets.
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Menters
Jesbue
Sparks
Leael
Sperka
Arsaride
Episcopal Church
Ninth and
Fillmore Streets
Farley’s Story on Dempsey Tunney Fight Recount
The writer recalls the Dempsey Tunney bout, noting Gene Tunney’s right hand as the deciding factor and Dempsey’s inability to breach Tunney’s defense. The piece reflects on the crowd, bets, and the author’s updated betting luck as the trip continues to Buffalo and St. Louis for the series.
Moody Forces Ferguson Supporter on Committee
Satterwhite broke the precedent by not granting minority representation. He urged fairness and hoped the committee would work in harmony. The chamber applauded and the group planned organization next week. Amendments named Satterwhite as member and chair were adopted unanimously. The House aims to pass a bill granting power to fine and imprison witnesses for contempt.
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Ferguson
Satterwhite
House
Dempsey Tunney Fight Ends in Tunney Victory
The boxing era clash in Philadelphia ends with Gene Tunney defeating Jack Dempsey. Tunney dominates from round one through a rain-soaked ring, earning a decisive decision as Dempsey bears heavy punishment and the crowd roars.
Deemgen Bates Case Sparks Local Debate
In a fragmented report, Deemgen Bates becomes the focus of a tense local dispute. Citizens discuss implications as officials weigh constitutional and social concerns amid mounting community reactions.
Tunney Defeats Dempsey in Historic Ring Battle at Sesqui Stadium
In a record crowd of about 132000 at Sesqui Stadium, Gene Tunney dethroned former champion Jack Dempsey after a dramatic nine round affair. Tunney flew in by airplane before the match, overcoming protests to deliver a cool defensive performance that left critics split on the early rounds but solidified his victory.
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Bey Quent
Priery
Dempeer
Tenney
Tereey
Dempeey
Gene
Dempsey
Tunney
Ropel
Jack
Dempees
Associated Press
Philadelphia
Jack Dempsey
Gene Tunney
The
Marines
New York
Greenwich Village
Sesquicentennial Stadium
Universal
Tiger Man
Devil Dogs
Tex Rickard
China protests British board on Yangtse crisis
At the League of Nations in Geneva on September 24 the Chinese delegation urged an inquiry into British gunboat actions on the Yangtse during the Wanhsien incident. Chao-Hsin Chu claimed heavy Chinese casualties in July and August bombardments, while Viscount Cecil rejected the Chinese account and urged a friendly settlement.
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Associated Press
Geneva
League of Nations
Yangtse
Wanhsien
Peking
Chao-Hsin Chu
Viscount Cecil
Chu
Wanhesien
Agguat
Lord Cecil
Plague supply diverted after hurricane hits Florida coast
An airplane carrying 50,000 serum units was forced down near Marietta Georgia and the shipment will arrive today. Refugees head north and to northern Florida for food clothing and shelter while thousands pass through Jacksonville and other cities shelter residents. Evacuees include women and children moved from Hollywood as men work to clear wreckage. Red Cross health service workers and city crews bury the dead and search debris as surveys record 349 dead 1,100 injured and about 165 million dollars in losses. Moorhaven bears the highest toll with 110 deaths. Miami Hollywood and Fort Lauderdale report major casualties and damage.
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Marietta
Georgia
Florida
Jacksonville
West Palm Beach
Hollywood
Miami American Legion
Miami
Fort Luderdale
Red Cross
Public Health Service
Lake Okeechobee
Local Social Notes From Tyler and Vicinity
Jere R. A. Pittman of Dallas visits his father E. I. Pittman at 1004 West Nineteenth street. Mrs. Roy Collier returns home after a southern visit to 408 12 East Fifth. Mrs. H. G. Hamrick of 3803 Georgia is ill but improving. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Burge of Vero Beach Florida inspect Tyler leases en route to Borger. Ava Naylor and Tom Naylor of Clarendon visit Mrs. Louis P. Fields at 211 Kentucky and plan to attend the fair. Mrs. C. W. Wise of Fort Worth visits N. M. Kerrigan at 306 1 2 West Sixth. J. W. Crescens of 505 Mississippi Avenue rests well after surgery at Northwest Texas hospital early this week.
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R. A. Pittman
Dallas
E. I. Pittman
West Nineteenth Street
Roy Collier
East Fifth Street
H. G. Hamrick
Georgia
C. E. Burge
Vero Beach
Florida
Tyler
Borger
Ava Naylor
Tom Naylor
Clarendon
Louis P. Fields
Kentucky
C. W. Wise
Fort Worth
N. M. Kerrigan
West Sixth Street
J. W. Crescens
Mississippi Avenue
Northwest Texas Hospital
Meiyang Fire Targeted as It Refused Troop Transport
In Shanghai on September 24 reports from Chengling say the Standard Oil steamer Meiyang was fired on near Hankow and its quartermaster killed after refusing to carry Chinese troops. Other Yangtze merchant vessels were fired upon below Chashi.
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Associated Press
Shanghai
China
Chengling
Meiyang
Hankow
Yangtse
Chashi
A B C Men Learn City Finances At Regular Meet
Members of the American Business club met at noon in the Amarillo hotel and learned the 1926 building permit total stood around thirteen million dollars. Bank deposits in the city rose from ten million to twenty eight million dollars this year.
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American Business Club
Amarillo
News-Globe
Lewis Fields
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