Wheat Declines Sharply in Markets and Mining News
Wheat prices fall sharply due to halted exports and banking concerns, with December and March futures down significantly. Corn and oats also drop as selling intensifies amid reports of bank failures in North Dakota and unconfirmed plans to move wheat from Canadian terminals to Minneapolis. Grain and hog prices slip while provisions average lower.
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Oils and rails curb losses on a uneven stock day
The New York stock market showed gains only in oils and rails of the better class while food tobacco chemical and motor issues fell. Texas and Pacific Coal led demand while Willys Overland preferred fell, with total turnover about 750000 shares and widespread professional trading amid bank failures and tarnished commodity markets.
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Livestock market news from Chicago and peers
Livestock receipts across Chicago Spokane Omaha and South Saint Paul show cattle and hogs moving mostly steady to lower. Chicago bids held near last week with hogs around 9.40. lambs softer while cattle tops hover about 8.50 to 9.50 in various reports.
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Gossip From The Brokers Bulletin Teems With Copper And Market Notes
A condensed market roundup reports Anaconda steadiness amid copper shifts and minor price changes. It notes Nus of production in November, anticipated December curtailment effects, and a generally flat railroad sector with tariff hearings in early January. Petroleum and farming figures are mentioned, alongside bank pressure on loans and cautious liquidity.
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Cat Creek
Horoscope for Wednesday December 8 1920 promising for women and theatre
The astrology page predicts a buoyant day with favorable planetary aspects for both sexes. Women gain executive power and may achieve much this year in large enterprises while writers and actors benefit. music and hotels show promise. The piece notes many deaths in the next three months and England debates fuel oil use in rail locomotives.
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United States
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McClure Newspaper
Copper Producers Plan Sharp Output Cut In U S
The Boston News Bureau reports a large curtailment in U S copper production early next year with Inspiration and Anaconda running well below capacity. Phelps-Dodge and porphyries will retrench, while Montana powder price cuts spark industry-wide savings and Amalgamated Silver expands at Little Alma. European buyers slow due to weak exchange, as December and January demand shifts.
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Phelps-Dodge
Two Men Held for Whiskey Running in Auto
Two men suspected of whiskey running were arrested on South Wyoming Street by Chief Murphy. Found in the car were three keys showing signs of whiskey use and a loaded revolver with shells. John Ruyff claimed the address 824 South Wyoming Street, but occupants denied residence. Doe had little money. Both men held pending investigation.
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Moonshine Raid Ends in Courtroom Confusion
Two gallon jugs of moonshine seized from a Japanese man named Koga were discussed in open court. Police Judge Grimes questioned Officer Gilbert about the liquor’s fate after Gilbert reportedly destroyed it on his own initiative. The judge warned that bootlegging cases may be moved to federal court. A separate item notes Mrs Rasmussen denying rumors of her death after a newspaper correction. In Bridgewater, Joan Jard was struck by three cars while on Summer Street. drivers fled and he was taken to the state farm hospital.
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Fourth Frantz well shows promise at Elk Basin
Lewistown December 7 The fourth commercial well of the Frantz owned by Elk Basin has been completed and, while initial production is below most others due to a three inch hit and limited sand penetration the flow started at under 600 barrels and is gaining. Oil in the hole proved commercial viability for days. The well briefly wandered off its straight line but expert drillers corrected course and finished it with a small three inch drill after two failed fishing attempts.
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Elk Basin
Great Western well at Lewiston nears sand goal halted by cave
At Great Western near Lewiston work halted after a cave collapsed end of casing to bottom of hole. About 200 feet of oil in casing prepared to drill to sand. under-reaming planned, 1,120 feet drilled with heavy casing, 1,280 feet to sand, progress expected to resume this week if no mishap. Tadpoles metamorphosis and thyroid factors noted. Dutch observers to study American army methods on Rhine.
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Rumely Testifies In German Ownership Case For Evening Mail
New York Dec. 7 Dr A Rumely on trial for concealing alleged German ownership of the New York Evening Mail said no money of the German government entered the paper. He testified he purchased the paper to promote the progressive party present Germany's side and support American business in the British blockade. He discussed forming a 3 million dollar corporation with S McClure to publish the paper and run a nationwide news service. He claimed he could sell 3 million in shares and had sold 45 million before his involvement, intending to offer Evening Mail shares to Americans of German ancestry and to business interests trading with the central powers. He cited Standard Oil and John D Larkin of Larkin Soap Co as acquaintances.
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Guards Remove Negro Mob Violence Quiet Returns to Wise Va
Guards from Virginia number about 50 moved a Black man from the county jail in Wise to Roanoke under Governor Davis orders to prevent a mob. Creed Robinette, the assault victim, is not expected to recover after a clash with deputies left one man dead and seven wounded.
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