Street Accident Continuance Involves Peterson and Warener
In police court C C H Peterson charged with reckless driving saw his case continued after Miss Florence Ware ner was severely injured when Peterson’s car struck her on East Park street. Officer Calpin witnessed the incident and released Peterson on $60 bail as the injured party could not yet appear. Another reckless driving case, Ted Beech, was dismissed after the court found the accident unavoidable involving a child stepping from behind a car.
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Cc. H. Peterson
Jo Whitty
East Park Street
Peterson
Florence Warener
Tom Calpin
Indy
Feaxon
Ted Beech
Itas
Oefornse
Uncontrollable Boy Sent to Industrial School by Juvenile Court
In a juvenile court session Judge Lynch ordered a 14 year old boy confined at the industrial school for proving uncontrollable and forging a $24 check. A girl faced theft charges of $10 with disputed ownership and a warning to reform.
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Lynch
Bett
Say Man Not Crazy But Only Troublesome in Judge Lynch Court
In Judge Lynch's court yesterday a case tested sanity claims against a man whose main fault appeared to be troublesome neighbor relations. About 29 witnesses debated eccentricities versus mental soundness. doctors and the judge ruled he was not crazy and freed him, with admonitions to avoid further trouble.
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Lynch
Prices Rise as Shipments Increase for Potatoes and Carrots
The January issue of the U S Bureau of Markets reports higher shipments of carrots and a 5 to 15 cent gain in potato prices nationwide. Idaho shipped 192 cars and total U S shipments reached 2,422 cars, signaling modest price rises for consumers.
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United States Bureau of Markets
United States
Idaho
Market Summary Reflects Labor Tensions and Oil Declines
The New York Stock Exchange session shows industrial conditions blamed for market weakness. Oils, tin, and steel shares eased amid reports of slowed production while Mexican Petroleum fell, and Consolidated Gas led declines with a 0.30 point drop. Only Hide and Leather preferred rose, up three points. total trading volume reached 315,000 shares.
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New, York
Mexican Petroleum
Ates
Heilbror
Austin
Atlan
Buttes
New York
Arizona
Ao Do
Bavise Daly
Dundee
Paso
Emma Wike Basti
Alaska
Jerome-Verde
America
Car and Foundry
Ottve
Berr
Ake Arm
Magma Inet
Surat
Omacce Isan
American Am Teland
Telim
Marconi M
Mason’ Vailey
Anaconda
Mekley-Dar
Atchison
Bethlehem Steel
Mai Tea
Baltimore & Ohio
Brooklyn Rapid
Ransle
Evade
Butte & Superior
California
Iicage & Lovihesiéra
Oho
Ton
Boston
Jeneral Motors
Hellbronper Company
Granby
Greene-Cananen
Rameek
Algoma
Allouee
Ariaona Com
Interborough
Con
Jumet
Isle Royale
Miaw Island
Creek
Missouri
Buckie Iido
Maxwell Motors
Indiana
Mutan Power Keweenaw
Lake Copper National Enamel
Muss Con
Nevada
Pner
Michigan
Jonawke
Mason
Val
Ini
Pacine
New Arcadian
Ohio
Old Dominion
Seeol
Son Copper
Quincy
Shannon
Republic Iron
Steel
Snow Mary's
Snelair
Ayavo
Superior & Bo
Miami Copper
Utah
Apex
United ‘States Steel
United
Ander
Wilson
Westinghouse
Willys-Overland
Noston
Berty Bonds
Liberty
Hellbronner Company
Bohemia Bingham Sty
Chicago Markets Report Mixed Corn and Provisions Move
Northern Town reports of free movement of the fat hog and corn futures show unsettled prices with February and May advances. Oats gain, provisions rise on commission buying and short covering as traders react to weather and export demand signals.
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Hain
Chicago
Staal Ton St.s
Iowa
Atlantic
Fonds
Mar!o
Livestock Receipts And Prices Across Markets
United States Bureau of Markets reports hog receipts around 5 000 in Chicago and cattle receipts near 8 000 with market broadly steady to higher on hogs and steady on cattle. Prices show heavy hogs around $7 11 to 7 40, cattle chiefly $12 50 to 14 00 for native steers, and sheep receipts about 7 000 with steady market. Seattle and Portland notes mirror steady to lower tendencies, Liberty Bond prices close with varied converts.
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United States Bureau of Markets
Chicago
Jan
Uis
Omaha
Texas
Portland
Oregon
Hood
Seatte
The
Standard
Seattle
Ring Off Shuts Down Wife’s Final Word Conversation
A terse exchange reveals a husband silencing his wife by cutting her off on the telephone, leaving him with the last word in their argument. The snippet captures a domestic dispute moment showing control and communication tension between spouses.
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United States Bureau Markets
New York Sun
Buller
Bullez
Ital
Ole Butch
MOV
Jou
NEW York Tribune Inc
Second Liberty
NEW York Exchange
Butte Owen & London
Corier Crown Meserve
Oy Davis
Dalgieele & Bluebell
Houghton A
Majette
Douglas
Cornell
Oneco Ohio Copper
United Verde
Jerome. Verde
Butte Stock Exchange
Alliance
Glee Lee
Minn
Minneapolis
Mercantile Pax
Loonos Mose
London
Smerty
Bil TI Nees
Daly Bank and Trust Company of
Butte
Charles
Kelly
Sohn Dry AN
A. Clark
Ross Clark
W.a.clark & Bro
Alex
Johnston
First National Bank
Mtre
Federal Reserve
Antrew
Das BS Pattonns
Geore
Sr" Stephenson
Western Mont
Heilbronner Company
Man
UTE Public Stock Exchange
Exehan
Lauzier-Wolcott Co., Stock Brokers
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