New York Auto Show Signals Record Sales and Strong Industry Trend
The New York automobile show reports record sales and attendance, with manufacturers predicting high demand in the coming three months. Production forecasts range from 4 to 5.5 million passenger cars, while trucks and buses may exceed 1925 by 15 to 20 percent. Steel, rubber, fabrics, and oils also show active markets amid stable prices and shifting industry consolidations.
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New York
United States
Harvey House
Santa Fe
New Mexico
Mahoning Valley
Mexico
Cuba
Engand
Florida
Four Bandits Rob Franklin Park State Bank
Four young bandits robbed the Franklin Park State bank soon after opening. They lined up five employees in a vault and grabbed about $14,000 in gold silver and bills before escaping. Cashier William H. Schewe confronted a robber at the office threshold, slammed the door, and alerted police too late.
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Franklin Park
Ill
Franklin Park State Bank
William H. Schewe
Principals In Scandal To Wed In Paris This Week
London reports Sir James Dunn a Canadian financier and the Marchioness of Queensberry will marry in Paris this week following a sensational social split last summer. The Marquis sought a divorce alleging travel to the Riviera with Dunn and the divorce was granted. Lady Dunn was granted a divorce naming the marchioness as co-respondent.
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London
James Dunn
Marchioness of Queensberry
Paris
Marquis of Queensberry
Riviera
Jame
Lady Dunn
Marchioness
Looked and Run Cleveland Driver Kills Pedestrian
Frank Cerny aged 65 was killed by a speeding motorist who stepped from his car looked at the victim then fled the scene. The death marks the sixth auto accident fatality in 1926 for the city.
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Cleveland
Frank Cerny
Stocks Rise In Moderate Market Recovery Across Key Sectors
Motor, steel, oil and public utility shares led a modest price recovery in early trading. Short covering boosted demand, railroad and oil stocks advanced, American Can climbed to 28 1/2, United States Steel to 134, while call money remained at 4 to 4 1/2 percent.
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New York
Germat
Norfolk and Western
Texas Pacific
Southern Railway
Rock Island
Tide Water
Pan American
General Petroleum
American Can
United States Steel
Standard and
Columbia Gas
Pullman
Diverse Stock Quotes Highlight Rail, Steel, Oil Firms
A crowded list of stock percentages spans firms from Atlantic Gulf and W L to Union Pacific and American Locomotives. Notable entries include Bethlehem Steel, General Electric, Chicago and Northwestern, and Coca Cola, with varied percentages indicating market movement and investor interest.
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Anaconga
Atchison «Nc
Atlantic Gulf and W. L
Baldwin Locomotive
Baltimore and Ohio
GM Jethlehem Steel
Svestageee Oof Chile Copper
Ave” Chino Copper
Vatcedenenes
Colorado
Ngeese
Columbia Gas and Electric
Consolidated Gas
Cuba
Delaware and Hudson
Erie
General Electric
Goodrich
Illinois Central
American Car
American Sugar Refining
Chicago, Mil
St. Paul
Kennecottes Wise Miami Copper
Northern Pacific
Ray Consolidated
Ajax
Sedescrides
Allis Chalmers
Gea American H
Pete
New York
Pennsylvania
DUNNE
Ewes
Iasesesee Texas Company
Eeceseryseeee
Eeceseryseeee OI
Eeeseee
Canadian Pacific
Chesapeake and Owic
International Nickel
New York Central
Sows
N. Y
N. H
H. D
Peoples Gas
Hawis
Rep Iron and Steel
Southern Pacific Union Pacific
American Steel
Chicago and Northwestern
International Paper
Wheico Beouots
Willys Overland
American International
VGGG
Texas Coal and Gas
Coca Cola
Cendaeeeegeccs
BOM
Dadvines Caness
Coone
Full States Steel
SOM International Harvester
Mack Truck
Marland Oil
Middle States
ATV Nats Dept Stores
Cccess
Qwen
Wong Gus Sic
Cadevantensens
Evee
Pan American Pete
United Drug
SGU
Rbarnesdale A
Barnesdale Boy
St. Paul Common
Chicago Produce Butter Receipts Mixed in Market Prices
Chicago dairy markets report butter receipts at 8 579 with creamery items including extra 41 and 41 2 3 c, standard 42 c, extra firsts 41 3 4 c, firsts 40 40 4 c and packing stocks priced at $2.33.
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Chicago
New York Produce Prices and Petroleum Goods Report
A brief price rundown lists New York produce hay mixed clover and wool quotations. Petroleum prices show firm levels with varied per barrel or gallon figures across different grades and origins.
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New York
Ieee
Ohio
Texas
Retail Prices on Groceries and Poultry in Cleveland
Cleveland market notes show butter at 46 to 47 cents, firsts 43 cents, eggs fresh at 40 cents with Northern Ohio firsts around 86 1/4 cents and Ohio firsts about 35 1/2 cents. Oleo priced at 28 to 44 cents in various grades. poultry items include fowls 80 cents, roosters 15 to 6 cents, springers 30 cents, ducks 22 to 24 cents, and Reese Week at 22 cents.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Ohio Produce Prices Blurred Mixed Goods Listed
A jumble of commodity pricing shows Apples Baldwins at 6.50 per barrel and potatoes at 2.70 to 2.80 per bushel. Cabbage and Dan ish tomatoes and onions with prices, plus Saxoline onions at 2.50 per cwt. and a 10 lb basket price.
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Ohio
Chicago Livestock Market Report Hogs Cattle Sheep
Hog receipts 38 000 market 25 cents higher bulk 10.70 to 12.75 heavyweights 12.65 midweights 12.12 to 13.00 lights 11.75 to 13.00 sows 10.35 to 12.76 cattle receipts 25 000 market steady calves 3 500 market lower beef steers 11.00 to 11.75 medium 9.0 to 10.50 common 7 to 9.50 butcher cattle heifers 5.50 to 10 cows 4.50 to 8 bulls two five stockers and feeder offerings varied veal and stocker cattle ranges listed sheep receipts 22 000 market weak 25c lower fat lambs 15 to 15.50 culled 12 to 15 ewes 9.25 to 22.50 feeder lambs 11.0 to 15.50
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Chicago
Cincinnati Livestock Market Report Receipts Rise
CINCINNATI LIVESTOCK CATTLE Receipts 2200 market lower steers good to choice 110 calves steady good to choice Hog Receipts 4300 head market 10c 25c higher good to choice stockers and butchers 12.90 Sheep Receipts 50 head market steady good to choice 6 8 lambs steady good to choice 15 16
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Cincinnati
Pittsburgh Live Stock Market Report
Cattle supply 1500 with market steady. Prices include choice 10.25 to 10.50, good cattle 7.75 to 8.50, common 2.47 to 2.75, fat bulls 5.50 to 5.85, heifers 6.50 to 7.50, fresh cows and springers 30 to 110, receipts 700. market active and higher. Sheep and lambs supply 2500, market steady to strong, good 10.50, lambs 16. Hogs receipts 4500, market active, prime heavy 12.25 to 12.50, heavy 12.50 to 12.75, mediums 12.90 to 13, heavy workers 12.00 to 13, yorkers 15 to 13.25, pigs 1 to 1.3, roughs 9.50 to 10.50, stags 6 to 7.
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Pittsburgh
Grain quotes for Toledo market show mixed bids and asks
No. 2 red wheat at 1.92 to 1.95, corn No. 5 yellow around . Oats No. 2 white 46 to 47. Rye No. 2 about 1. Barley and sorgo run low. Timothy and alfalfa seed bids listed cash and futures with January to March terms.
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Toledo
Allike
Timothy
Liberty Bonds Opening Quotation Round Notes
Liberty bond quotations begin with first 444s at 100.21 and 100.29 for the second issue. The third 44 says 100.29 while the fourth 4s is listed at 102 with new 4s at 103.2.
Cincinnati Produce Prices in Various Goods
Market notes list see 411c butter creamery tubs No 1 packing 2c No 2 McG 2te potatoes at 5.30 5.75 poultry prices for fowls 2c roosters 18c broilers 38c ducks 30c geese 1c eggs fresh gathered 57c firsts ingle ice second 3ic nearby ungraded items.
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Cincinnati
Hungarian man to stand trial in Ohio killing
George Sabo, a Hungarian, was to go on trial today in Columbus for the death of John Koontz. Sabo confessed he killed Koontz with a butcher knife in self defense during an argument over the number of courts in his homeland.
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Columbus
George Sabo
John Koontz
Helwig fine: Murray man for liquor still
Lance Lasack of near Murray City was arrested and fined 100 dollars plus costs by Justice Pearl Helwig after a raid by officers Sinés St Yates Albert Yates Vernon Jonas and Morton uncovered a complete still and mash at Lasack’s home.
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Lance Lasack
Murray City
Pearl Helwig
Sinés
St Yates
Albert Yates
Vernon
Jonas
Morton
Lasack
Rail Time Card schedule for Athens trains
The Athens rail timetable lists K and M trains with northbound No 1 at 6 36 am and No 5 at 2 48 pm daily. Southbound No 2 at 12 22 pm No 6 at 5 31 pm daily. Hocking Valley northbound No 31 at 6 45 am No 33 at 11 49 am No 37 at 5 pm daily with southbound No 30 at 10 35 am No 34 at 4 20 pm No 36 at 9 40 pm. Baltimore and Ohio routes show westbound at 4 24 am 1 14 pm 5 20 pm 10 12 pm and eastbound times listed.
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Athens
Baltimore & Ohio
Georgia to spend up to 20 million on road program this year
Georgia's road building plan for 1930s envisions expenditures between 15 and 20 million dollars. By midsummer the Dixie Highway will connect Chattanooga to Macon through Atlanta and the Macon Jacksonville stretch will be fully surfaced. In California the Federal Employment Service notes a labor surplus in common labor and a demand for skilled workers with a slight excess of building trade artisans in the Bay Area.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Chattanooga
Macon
Jacksonville
San Francisco
California
Federal Employment Service
Bay Region
Jones and Laughlin Hammers At Eleven Furnaces
Pittsburgh January 18 Jones and Laughlin operates eleven of twelve blast furnaces and ships steel at a high rate. Pittsburgh Steel also runs at an excellent rate and prepares for heavy spring demand.
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Pittsburgh
Georgia crop values in 1925 total 230 million dollars
Agricultural statistics show Georgia crops worth 230,524,000 in 1925. Cotton and cottonseed led with 126,100,000, comprising 4.7 percent of the total. Corn accounted for 18.1 percent, peaches 4.4 percent, tobacco 3.2 percent, and miscellaneous crops 19.6 percent.
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Boston
Georgia
Grain trading volume on Chicago Board of Trade rises year over year
Chicago January 18 trading in grain at the Board of Trade remains higher than a year ago with total volume for the last months at 2,761,028,000 bushels versus 2,443,803,000 a year earlier.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Sugar estate eyeing potato seed for truck farming
An drew H. and Edward J. Gay have received ten cars of Irish seed potatoes from Nebraska. The seed will be used to boost a Louisiana sugar estate into a truck farm operation.
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Plaque Mine
Andrew H
Edward J. Gay
Nebraska
Louisiana
West Coast lumber mills output and fir logging revival
The West Coast Lumbermen's Association reported last week mills produced 65,583,580 feet of lumber, sold 95,970,793 feet, and shipped 80,672,201 feet. Fir logging is slowly reviving in the northwest.
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Portland
Ore
West Coast Lumbermen’s Association
Northwest
Texas Livestock In Fair to Good Condition This Winter
Livestock in Texas remains in fair to good condition and is withstanding the winter well, according to market reports from Fort Worth on January 18.
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FT. Worth
Texas
Flora MacDonald Reaches 100 in Toronto
Flora MacDonald, marking her centennial birthday in Toronto, credits her longevity and good health to being Scotch.
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Toronto
Flora MacDonald
Athens Bank named executor for Coleman estate in Athens County
The Athens National Bank has been appointed and qualified as Executor of the estate of Fred K. Coleman late of Athens County Ohio deceased. Dated January 1 1926 Probate Judge M Johnson signs the notice. Also Marvin Linscott named and qualified as Executor of the George France estate in Athens County Ohio with the same date and judge.
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Athens National Bank
Fred K. Coleman
Athens County
Ohio
Ss. M. Johnson
Said County
T.w
Marvin Linscott
George France
Bids Sought for Athens Ohio Theatre Equipment in 1925 Notice
Sealed bids will be received by the Service Director in Athens Ohio until noon January 26 1926 for theatre equipment including curtains lights chairs stage parts and grid wiring. Property to be sold by bill of sale to highest bidder for cash with right to reject any bids.
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Athens
Ohio
G. M. Romine
T.w
Hearing on proposed Intercounty Highway across Athens Vinton Stark counties
Notice of hearing before the Ohio Director of Highways and Public Works at Athens Court House on Friday January 20 1926 at 10 A M to consider establishing a new Intercounty Highway about 40 miles long passing through New Marshfield Starr New Plymouth Orland South Bloomingville and Haynes and crossing multiple townships across Athens Vinton and Hocking counties. G F Schlesinger director. 1 11 20 t w. State insurance notices follow certifying compliance of Federal Union Insurance Co and Penn Mutual Life Insurance Co with Ohio laws. Harry L Conn Supt of Ins. of Ohio with dates.
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Athens
Hocking
Vinton
Ohio
Director of Highways and Public Works of
Court House
Athens County
Corporation
Inter
Athens Township
Said
Waterloo Township
Brown Township
Vinton County
Starr Township
Hocking County
Vin
Laurelville
New Marshfield
Starr
New Plymouth
Orland
State of Ohio
Department of Commerce
Division of Insurance
Columbus
Federal Union Insurance Company
Chicago
Illinois
Harry L. Conn
Ins. of
Penn Mutual Life Insurance Co
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Ins
Legal notice in Ohio probate case 1925 Atwood Sloan heirs
Leo Williams as executor filed a petition in the Court of Common Pleas Athens County Ohio case 13561 seeking construction of the late Atwood Sloan will. The listed heirs and defendants must answer by February 15 1926. Woolley & Rowland attorneys for plaintiff.
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Jean Sloan
Santa Anna
California
Thomas Wright
David Wright
Harriet Avenue
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Alexander C. Wright
St. Paul Street
Denver
Colorado
Isabella C. Burrows
Franklin Avenue
Los Angeles
Catherine Harbert
West First Street
George Wright
Monrovia
Harrison Sloan
Goring
Nebraska
Blanche Wineman
Garing
Gladys Stuckey
Clara Boswell
Atlanta
Indiana
David Douglas
Hamilton
Illinois
Leo Williams
Atwood Sloan
Court of Common Pleas
Athens County
Ohio
Woolley & Rowland
T. W
Trimble Village to Auction $31,250 School Bonds
Trimble Village School District seeks bids for serial bonds totaling 31 250.00 to finance school district needs. Bonds mature through 1950 with interest at 5 percent, bid conditions require sealed bids with 5 percent certified checks, and sale at par to the highest bidder with board reserves right to reject.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Board of Education
Trimble Ae
Trimble Village
State Teachers Retirement System of
Athens County
A. M. Rainey
Front Page Fatal at Lighthouse Inn Triggers a News Probe
Barbara Hawley a 25 year old reporter covers a suicide at the Lighthouse Inn while chasing a front page story. Norman Hollowell dies by his own action in a locked dining room as Barbara uncovers a red sash and a possible unknown woman companion.
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Bob
Barbara
Tribune
Gray
Norman Hollowell
Hollowell Bond Brokerage Company
Waller
Martini
Lighthouse Inn
McDermott
Bob Jeffries
Goodnega
Babs
Sauer
King Self Lighthouse
Hollowell
Chicago
Andrew McDermott
Reynolds
Bensbara
Si Stacy
Hollywood
Europe
Berlin
Lydia
Gia
Gaybedes Reynolds
Sinbad Sullivan Involved In Mysterious Roadhouse Incident
In the roadhouse dinning room a sudden accident shocks patrons as police are called. Sinbad Sullivan slumps by chrysanthemums while Barbara resists Bruce Reynolds and prepares to leave, amid whispers of danger and a crowd in panic.
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Sinbad
Barbara
Martini
Sinbad Sullivan
Jerome
Bob
Bruce Reynolds
Bruce
Public Sale at Dutch Ridge I offer farm goods and household items
A public sale at my residence two miles north of Alfred on Thursday January 21 1926 lists a black mare bay horse 4 years old Hereford cows heifer bull and other livestock plus farming gear tools and household goods. Sale starts 10 oclock Eastern Time terms announced day of sale. A M Mooney Auctioneer O B Chapman
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dutch Ridge
Alfred
Surrey
A. M. Mooney
O. B. Chapman
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Illinois Bank
Market Review
Helwig
Murray
Trimble
Barbara Hawley
Violetta
Jerome Ball
Boots
Horace
Gerald
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