Market News From Associated Press Leased Wire
New York stocks opened with a strong movement continuing recent gains. Mexican Pete rose to 11-2, while Standard Oil affiliates and Royal Dutch advanced. rails showed minor shifts. The market closed strong with about 1,000,000 shares traded and foreign exchange firm.
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Market Summary and Price Report Across Regions
Chicago market notes show firmer potato prices on backs and steady barrel rates with several regional sacking results. Poultry trading higher for alive stock, dairy butter mixed, and St Louis cattle and hog markets reporting robust receipts and varied gains across steer, veal, sheep, and lamb categories.
Wheat and cattle markets rise in Chicago trading rally
Chicago Wheat gains lift corn oats and provisions as Liverpool quotes spur early advance. Cattle receipts 9,000 with better grades up 50c. top beef steers to 9.75. Hog market up 10-15% on strong butcher margins. bulk 9.80 to 10.85. Lambs and yearlings firm with natives to packers around 12.75 to 13.00.
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Ruth Suspended Again By American League
Babe Ruth of the New York Yankees received his third suspension of the season when President Ban Johnson suspended him for belsrasment in Mondays game at Cleveland with umpire Dineen. No time was set. duration is definite unt. Johnson reports the affair, Ruth was out of the same at the start of the season after Commissioner Landis’s suspension and a one day layoff and fine for arguing with an umpire in New York.
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Fear of Massacre at Remote Japanese Logging Camp
A dispatch from Vladivostok reports that TOKIO Outlawa attacked a Japanese logging camp about 300 miles from Vladivostok and it is feared the entire camp may have been massacred.
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School Teacher's Friends Made Glad By Remedy
One woman, once weak from stomach and liver trouble, reportedly lost 40 pounds but improved after taking Mayra Wonderful Remedy on a relative's advice. The ad claims the product clears catarrhal mucous from the intestinal tract, reduces inflammation, and helps stomach and liver distress with a money back guarantee at all druggists.
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Little Activity In Local Cotton Markets Tuesday
Tuesday saw little activity in the local cotton market with good middling quoted around 23 1/2 cents. New York and New Orleans reports showed firmer prices early, then some profit taking and pressure as weather and market signals influenced futures and spot levels.
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Train collision in Turin leaves three dead and twenty injured
Reports from Turin say a train bump incident killed three people and seriously injured twenty others. Rainy conditions contributed to the crash as officials investigated the accident and traffic disruptions continued.
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Will Admit Law Graduates to Bar
The graduating law class of the University will be admitted to practice in the Superior and Federal courts. Federal Judge Samuel Sib ley will preside in Athens, with Judge Fortson admitting graduates to the Superior Court. The annual ceremony draws a larger class than before, and many graduates have chosen their practice locations.
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Firing Reported Near Stor Mont Castle in Belfast
Belfast dispatch says shots were fired early Tuesday near Stormont castle, the Ulster government residence of Sir James Craig and his wife who moved in Monday night. Officials gave few details but others fear an attack was planned and thwarted by police guards.
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Train Hits Stranded Race Car Behind Express Train
An express train struck the rear of a halted race near Cuneo on Monday, injuring a participant as the train attempted to pick up a passenger who had fallen from the event.
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Notable Surgeon Dr Howard A Kelley to Visit Athens
Plans outline Dr Howard A Kelley renowned American gynecologist to visit Athens for two operations at Athens General Hospital a clinic and lecture plus honor banquet Friday and barbecue Saturday The program lists events including welcome by the hospital board talks by visiting physicians and a bake barbecue and banquet committees with multiple local doctors and organizers.
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Republican Wins Election in Maine Primary
In North Portland Maine Senator Frederick Hale a Republican won a decisive state primary victory after a campaign described as brisk He outpolled both opponents former congressman Frank E B Guernsey and another candidate whose name is cut off by the clipping Hale secured the bulk of votes compared with the rivals as results circulated from the statewide contest
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Davies and Baxter Win Nominations in State Race
Former state sharer Howard Davies led with nearly 20 000 votes over Guernsey while Percival Baxter, Republican, won by about 25 000 over John Deering. Leon Higgins faltered. Congressmen Beedy White Nelson and Hersey all Republicans were renominated. Democrats nominated two minor tickets for Stra ter Curtin Pat t angall and for Congress Louis Donahue McIntyre Tebbetts Sewall.
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Wise Women and the Healing Power of Roots and Herbs
An old advertisement notes that ancient wisdom of women in healing disease relied on roots and herbs. It highlights Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, created by Lydia Pinkham, praised by women of all ages for treating female troubles with medicinal plants.
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