Daily Market News Mixed Early on Wall Street
The New York Stock Exchange opened with mixed results as Mexican Petroleum slipped from 94 to 91 and Studebaker briefly rose before retreating to 78. Several major issues showed declines while the market closed higher with mixed commodity moves and notable activity in steel and oil shares.
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New York Stock Exchange
Studebaker
Atlantic Gulf
Allis Chalmere
Ceecsvesseccs
Reticen
American H & Aa
American Smelting Et
American Suma
Ossvcveers
AT & T
Anaconda Atchison Snethlehem B
Central Leatt Ce Eee
Es Ghino
Col. Gas . Crucible Steel Core N Products
General Motors
Kennecot Copper Inter
Republic I & Axwell
Midvale
Nevada
New York
New Haven
Norfolk & Western Pacific Saeews
Sinclair Oil, Studebaker Texas Co
Tobacco
Union Pacific
Steel Utah Copper
Southern Pacifickla
Mid States
Transcontine
Chandler
Ceer
American Comet American Ool
American
Marland Rigby Pierce-Arrow
Grain and dairy prices reported for Toledo market
Market notes show mixed prices for grains and seeds in Toledo. Wheat, barley, cloverseed, timothy, alglise and hay are listed with cash and futures values along with butter and eggs. figures include No. 3 yellow corn at $1.21 and timothy at $11.70 for February and March contracts.
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Toledo
Dee
OmIcance Butter and dairy prices list
Readable fragments show butter and margin terms with price figures for creamery products. Mentions include butter at 37¢ and 32 36c, creamery standards, cheese, and live poultry at 27c. Partial item list suggests a mid century price sheet.
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America
Undefined numeric garble not suitable as headline
Garbled OCR data with multiple numeric fragments and unclear context. no coherent event or entities can be established for a news item.
Air bike inventor wins prize in Paris flight
Paris July 9 Gabrielle Poulain won 10000 franc prize for the first flight in an air plane propelled by manpower. He made three hops the longest about 36 feet gaining about three feet off the ground. Scientists compare it to early motorless aviation and Poulain predicts air bikes will become common.
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Webb Miller
United Press
Paris
Gabrielle Poullian
Poulain
Grand jury to probe Illinois state funds graft claims
Springfield news reports an upcoming grand jury investigation into alleged frauds in the Illinois state treasury during Len Small's administration. The probe targets a $10,000,000 loan to Chicago packing firms and suspected misuse of interest on state money, with Treasurer Bristow Miller among key witnesses.
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Springfield
Illinois
Edward Brundage
Len Small
Fred EB. Sterling
Andrew Russell
Chicago
BR. BE. Miller
Hast St. Louis
Miller
Rts
Esa
Ved K
Sherif Mester
Windy Corner Drops in Value in Cleveland
The Williamson Building corner on Public Square faces a tax assessment dispute as owners seek $400,000 struck from the assessment due to perceived wind and breezy display lowering value. County Auditor Zangerle offered to shave $100,000, noting the corner is the windiest in Cleveland.
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Cleveland
Williamson
Public
Cuyahoga County
Zangerle
Prairie Pipe Line and Other Oil Firms Index
A fragmented OCR list shows multiple oil and pipeline entities with seemingly scattered figures. Names include Prairie Pipe Line, South Pennsylvania, Standard of New York, Standard of Ohio, Midland refining, Cumberland Pipe Line, Panera of Indiana, Elk Basin, Glenrock, Boston Wyoming, and others with numeric values that may indicate prices or indices.
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Pirie
Prairie Oi
South
Pennsylvania
Standard
Cincinnati Live Stock Prices and Receipts Report
Cattle receipts 260 with a slow to steady market and shipper price at 7.26. Calves steady with 12.00 to 12.50. Hogs receipts 400 steady with good packer and butcher at 10.26. Sheep and lambs 3500 steady with extras from 4.00 to 4.50 and 11.50 to 12.50.
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Cincinnati
Ood
Uene Peetes
Stout Livestock Prices Report From Stettburg Market
Cattle receipts light and prices steady with choice 8.25 to 9.50, prime 8.00 to 8.50, common 7.15 to 8.20, calves 11.56 to 12.00. Sheep and lambs light, primes 5.25 to 5.50, good 4.50 to 5.00, yearlings 11.00 to 12.00. hogs higher, heavy 8.50 to 9.75, mediums 10.60 to 18.35, heavy workers 10.75 to 13.10.
Beef and lamb prices at VmIONW stock market
Hog receipts steady with prices around 10 cents. Cattle, calves, and cows listed with butcher stock at $4.50 to $8.26, stockers and feeders about $3.75 to $4.00, cows $2.50 to $6.50, calves $8.25 to $10.75. Sheep market steady with wool and lambs at $9.00 to $11.75, ewes $1.25 to $2.25.
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Aries
Grain prices sag on reports of heavy receipts
Grain prices fell in a short session on the Chicago Board of Trade as reports of large new grain receipts weighed on the market. A heat wave across the belt aided declines in prices for wheat and corn.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Logan Man Saves Life of a Girl on Bridge Rail
Eloise McClelland 19 prepared to leap from the Fifth street bridge railing at 6 15 last night into the Muskingum river when Samuel Whilkehart former Zanesville police officer now with the Pennsylvania railroad in Logan restrained her. Whilkehart was visiting his sister Mrs J C Black and was crossing the bridge at the time.
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Zanesville
Fifth Street
Eloise McClelland
W. A. McClelland
Parker Street
Muskingum River
Samuel Whilkehart
Pennsylvania Railroad
Logan
J. C. Black
West Main Street
Mosquito Bites Threaten Woman In Ohio Hospital
Mrs Earl Houchins of Bellefontaine is hospitalized with gangrene from blood poisoning believed to stem from mosquito bites. Doctors fear an operation may be needed to save her life.
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Bellefontaine
Earl Houchins
Discredit Report About Trotsky arrest Circulates
A July report that Leon Trotsky was arrested by Lenin circulated in Washington via a government agent but lacked confirmation. The Riga origin and press briefing were noted, yet later advice contradicted the claim and the story was generally discredited.
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Washington
Leon Trotsky
Nicolai Lenine
Riga
Government
Backslid Prisoner Charles Abrams Headed Back to Ohio
Charles Abrams of Scioto County, who found religion in Parkersburg West Virginia, was to be returned to Columbus today after nearly two years away. He was arrested in Chillicothe for stealing watermelons and admitted he was wanted in Columbus. He said his religious change at Parkersburg did not endure as missionaries expected, who funded his return to prison.
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Columbus
Charles Abrams
Scioto County
Parkersburg
W. Va
Abrams
Chillicothe
Muskegon Police Matron Urges Women to Stop Wearing Bathing Suits
Muskegon Michigan July 9 Mrs Sarah McVeigh police matron asks local women to discontinue wearing bathing suits while shopping. She notes women have lately appeared on streets and in downtown stores in bathing attire.
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Muskegon
Mich
Sarah McVeigh
Elk refuge plan urged at Bend Oregon by Elks
The B P O E grand lodge reunion in Los Angeles will push for establishing a large elk game refuge near Bend Oregon. Monroe Goldstein heads the Oregon Elks delegation advance guard and announced the move.
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Los Angeles
Bend
Oregon
B. P. O. EB. Grand Lodge
Monroe Goldstein
Oregon Elks
Old Boys Leave Fort Benjamin Harrison
Fort Benjamin Harrison, Ind July 9 The Leathernecks are leaving the army More than half the enlisted men at the post have applied for discharge under the army appropriations bill Major A G Pipton corps adjutant said in an interview today
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Fort Benjamin Harrison
Ind
Army
A. G. Pipton
First Use of Strike in Labor History Cited
A London newspaper in 1765 first used the term strike to describe labor trouble. In September that year reports describe a large stoppage in coal fields with workers striking for higher wages.
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London
Local Notes From The Plains and Nearby Towns
The Plains residents Ed Micheals his wife and sons Carl and Russell visited Pittsburg for a week with relatives. Mrs. Joe Mutchins learned her mother Mrs Seth Robinson of Logan will have her son Seth’s body arrive in New York July 15 after being killed at Chateau Thierry on July 18, 1918. Carrie Davis spent Friday with Elmer Coon. George Ball died in a Sugar Creek mine accident Friday afternoon. Fin Cook and Alfred Wetlow dined Thursday with Mrs. Robert Noble and Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Brown. Grant Micheals Ray and his mother toured Athens Friday. Abbie Graves of Columbus and Jake Matheny visited Guysville Thursday evening. Amos Matheny is ill. Thurston Matheny of Nelsonville visited Mrs. Angus Vore and her brothers Harry Hysell of Columbus. He reports the Logan bank was robbed Thursday night.
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Ed Micheals
Carl and
Russell
Pittsbourg
Joe Mutchins
Seth Robin Son
Logan
Seth Robinson Jr’s
New York
Chateau Thierry
Carrie Davis
Elmer Coon
George Ball
Sugar Creek
Fin Cook
Alfred Wetlow
Robert Noble
J. K. Brown
Grant Micheals
Ray
Athens
Abbie Graves
Columbus
Jake Matheny
Guysville
Amos Matheny
Thurston Matheny
Nelsonville
Angie Vore
Harry Hysell
Harper Matheny
Logan Bank
No Market for State's Coal Causes Large Losses
Report by Secretary W. D. McKinney shows a 493,122 ton reduction in production in Southern Ohio Coal Exchange mines for the week ending June 25. Data include 408 reporting mines, full time capacity 650,023, total production 123,998, and 626,023 tons lost across causes such as transportation disability, labor shortage, strike, mine disability, and other factors.
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Southern Ohio Coal Exchange
W. D. McKinney
Attorney to Speak at Mortgage Burning in Glouster
In Glouster tonight P. H. Tannehill of Zanesville will deliver the principal address at the mortgage burning ceremonies for the Eagle Home. The event marks the completion of the repayment and honors local supporters.
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Zanesville
P. H. Tannehill
Glouster
Eagle
Rainfall Eases Athens Heat With Cooling Showers
A late evening shower cooled sweltering Athens around 7 30 pm and another deluge before noon briefly relieved the heat. The forecast promises continued showers and a gradual easing of a four week heat spell as the weather bureau notes the coming week will not reach 80 degrees.
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Athens
Washington
Locusts Battle Prompted Use of German Flame-Throwers
In a wartime flash of unusual tactics German flame-throwers, previously seized by France at war’s end, were repurposed in France to combat a severe locust plague during the closing days of the conflict.
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France
Light Junior Power Plant Sparks Marketplace Debut
A wartime sales ad touts Light Junior power plant selling at 295 dollars with other sizes at pre war prices. It promises easy payments and reduced prices, backed by a national organization, urging live salesmen in Cumberland Ohio to inquire with Petty Johnson & Cogs Distributors.
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Rela
Central Station
Way
Petty Johnson & Cogs Distributors
Cumberland, Ohio
Notice to Contractors for Palmer Street paving project
Bid deadline is 12 noon Saturday July 16 192 for furnishing timber materials and brick or block paving on Palmer Street east curb of Fourth to Eighth Street in Jack conv village Ohio. Bids require full company name and $500 bond or guaranty. If rejected bonds returned and bid checks released. By order of village council.
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Jack
State of
Ohio
Palmer Street
Eighth Street
Legal notice fragment from court records
Fragmentary legal notice references a divorce filing with grounds listed and dates around 1808. details are unreadable, including residence and party names, with unclear court filing purpose and attorney references.
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Red Richardson
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