Market steadies with mixed rubber steel and mem stocks
New York June 24 steady opening as rubber shares slump while S Steel and Studebaker rise. Reading and New York Central edge higher, International Mercantile Marine pfd falls sharply amid a broad list of blue chip issues. Midday dull with limited moves and continued volatility in commodities and futures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
S. Steel
Studebaker
Sumatra
New York Central
Baldwin
International Mercantile Marine
Pfd
AJOL
Col, Gas & Lestric Eeteas Bebo
Crucible Steel
Escese
Allis Chalmers
Cscece
Amer H & L
Amer
Covicecee
Nevada Copper
Kitiwabeekan
Norfolk @ Western
Sess
Northern Pacific
Eavewe Sey
Reading
Southern Railway
Sinclair Oil
Seceredetectives
BO Studebaker
Eeesteee
Seegsss
Toros
Ciais
Esereseeees
Union Pacific
Utah Copper
Wactinghouse
Eseseens
Goodrich
Okla
Amer C & F
Prairie Pipe Line and Oil Companies Listed in Record
A compact list of oil and gas entities appears with references to Prairie Pipe Line, Prairie Oil and Gas, Standard of Call, Midwest Refining, Inter. Pet., Cumberland Pipe Line, Okla. Prod & Rfg, Texas Co., Elk Basin, Glenrock and others. The OCR shows fragmented figures and line numbers tied to company names. Details are unclear but indicate a compilation of industry players and potential interconnections or listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Pennsylvania
Ohio
Midwest Refining
Midwest Oil
Eabe
Inter
Pet
Cumberland
Okla
Texas Co
Vie Eivan Eae
Elk Basin
Glenrock
Cincinnati Cattle Market Slumps Amid Steady Calves Decline
Live stock shippers report payments at seven to eight dollars with calves steady to slightly lower. Extra lot prices reach nine to eleven dollars while market agents note poor demand from packers and buyers. Cincinnati cattle trade described as dull with small declines and cautious bidding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Union Stock Yards Market Report Update
Bee market numbers show steady trade at Union Stock Yards Illinois with beeves and butchers trading across varied price ranges. Receipts total 5006 head for cattle and 12000 for sheep while buyers report a generally soft to steady tone in markets and prices across stock types.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union
Ill
Bee
Grain-Produce GRAIN TRADING LIGHT
Favorable weather and light trade produced fractional declines at the Chicago board of trade. July wheat opened up half at 1.31 and ended lower, while September wheat rose briefly then fell. July corn opened up but closed higher, and September corn opened steady then dropped. July oats slid, while September oats opened steady and finished down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Chicago Produce Butter creamery and poultry standards
Fragmentary market notes show butter creamery prices with 824c and 31c figures, catiniaside and Keo ordinari es listed with 20 21c and 24 cents respectively, plus a line on young Americas live poultry at 270.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Cincinnati Produce Prices Steady with Small Increases
Market notes show Eegs steady with extra firsts at 25c and firsts at 24c, ordinaries 22c, reflecting a stable price level for Cincinnati produce. The brief bulletin lists price points for grade levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Liberty Bonds Prices Snapshots
Bond quotations list Liberty Bonds with 34s at 87.40 and 98.88 for Vic tory 34s. Second 4s at 86.64, first 4s 87.42, second 44s 86.76, third 44s 91.26, fourth 44s 86.88, Victory 44s 98.40.
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Liberty Bonds
Victory
Receiver Sought For Republic Rubber Company
In Cleveland on June 24 two stockholders Arthur L. Irish of Youngstown and Elizabeth H. Cats of New York filed in federal court for a receiver for Republic Rubber Company of Youngstown. They allege slumping raw material prices and reduced sales, with outstanding commitments for raw material purchases totaling 2 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland, O
Republic Rubber Company
Youngstown
Arthur L. Irish
Elizabeth H. Cats
New York
Congress probes navy discipline after Michigan captain removal
Senator LaFolette of Wisconsin introduced a resolution in Washington calling for a congressional investigation of naval discipline procedures. The move follows the removal of Captain Clark D. Stearns from command of the battleship Michigan amid reports of a crew mutiny or discipline concerns aboard the vessel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senator LaFolette
Wisconsin
Clark D. Stearns
Michigan
Never Too Late to Learn Truth
In Columbus on June 24 Joseph O Gregg 80 learned for the first time who saved his life 66 years earlier when he fell into the Scioto river at age 14. Juror Jacob Brown 73 told him the rescuer, connecting by a watch that Gregg had kept, proving the link to the 66 year old incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Joseph O. Gregg
Gregg
Scioto River
Jacob Brown
James Julian
Marjorie Harrison
Bostwick
Julian
Bride Dies on Honeymoon in Portland High Altitude Heart Failure
Mrs Fay Schnider Fischer aged 23, who wed last week in Springfield Ohio to F W Fischer, died today in Portland Oregon. Acute dilation of the heart believed caused by high altitude during their honeymoon. Funeral arrangements pending as the body is being returned home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fata
Springfield
Fay Schnider Fischer
F. W. Fischler
Portland
Oregon
Largest spider seen in Athens exhibited at Clines Pharmacy
The tarantula, reportedly the largest spider in Athens, arrived with a banana shipment and was kept in a glass container at Clines pharmacy. It revived after warming in the sun and is described as eight-legged and fearsome, with a bite associated with Tarantism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Clines Pharmacy
Athens Ice and Storage Company
Europe
Akron chosen as next Christian Endeavor convention site
June 24 Akron O. The state Christian Endeavor convention, seeking to adjourn early, selected Akron as the next convention city. Delegates adopted resolutions condemning the Dempsey Carpentier fight and sale of cigarettes and urged stricter enforcement of dry laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
Layson
State Christian Endeavor
Dempsey-Carpentier
Zionist plea seeks quick League help on Palestine
Justice Brandeis and Judge Julian Mack asked the League of Nations Council to approve British Palestine protection immediately. The league will say the Palestine mandate is like Mesopotamian, delayed until US protests settle. Brandeis spoke for Zionists while facing Muslim and Vatican opposition. speed is urged to ensure British protection.
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Geneva
Brandeis
United States Supreme Court
League of Nations Council
Palestine
Julian Mack
League
Palestine Mandate
United States
Vatican
Supreme Court justice warns of nationwide divorce corruption
Justice Norman S. Dike says crooked divorce detectives and lawyers endanger the nation. He calls for national law revision to let trained state investigators probe court evidence and block fraudulent decrees. He notes professional perjurers and fake evidence flooding courts and urges safeguards before final decrees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul R. Mallon
United Press
New York
United States
Supreme Court
Norman S. Dike
United Press Today
Dike
Golfer Mortally Strikes Hidden Snake at Lancaster Club
Dr Phil Boyd, while teeing off at Lancaster Country Club, swung hard and felled a concealed black snake in the grass. The strike severed the snake's head as it rose to confront the ball, ending the incident on the course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snake
Lancaster
Jude
Phil Boyd
Lancaster Country Club
Freight car shortage looms as coal flow shifts to WV and KY
An Athens freight official notes abnormal railroad conditions with West Virginia and Kentucky supplying most coal and local coal in short supply. Car demand remains high, box cars are plentiful but shipments in full cars are below normal while less than carload merchandise holds steady and merchants wait on prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
West Virginia
Kentucky
Ice Cream Social at McDougall Church
A big ice cream social will be held at the McDougall church on Saturday evening, June 25, 1921, inviting all members of the community to attend.
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Board of Education of
Carbondale
Sanford White
Fair Grounds
K. of P
Porter
Athens Play Grounds
Jr. O. U. A. M. Hall
Helen Reed
Charles E. Reed
Court of Common Pleas
Athens County
Ohio
Charles KE. Reed
Washington, D. C
Mcdougall
McDougaLl Church
Collier Nominated as Minister to Chile
Washington June 24 President Harding named William Collier president of Georges Washington University to be minister to Chile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collier
Washington
Harding
William Collier
Georges Washington University
Chile
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Bank OF Athens
N. A
Athens Trucking CO
Wiseman and Pickens Phone
Phillips Athens
Pratt and McHaffey
Albany
Motor Auto
J. Huckins
Wayne Avenue
Dayton
Slepiarity Savings Bank
Miss Shepherd
Lash Street
Jewett
Second Street
Herb Kelley
Sears Co. Landis
S&s. W
Hocks St
Chauncey
State Automobile Insurance Association
Palmer House
Estey
Cable Company
Parker Brothers
G Conn
Edison Ameberoa Iconograph
Rees
Automobile and Accessories
Cincinna ‘Sre
Athens County Buick Company
McCune
W. Union St
Cord
Alvin, Lamborn
Glouster
Ohio University Dodge
Cooley and Daugherty Co
G. L. Brown
U.S
Gaston Bros
Guysville, O
U-Auto Paint Shop
Carpenter Street
Athens, Ohio
SAI
Walden. W. Union
Buchtel
Carpenter Hardware Company
Lowe Brothers Paints
Fred McCoy
North Congress
Underwood
L. C. Smith and
Oliver
Cheap
Jacobs
Glouster, Ohio
C. W. Wilson
Wm. Sullivan's Confectionery
Robinson
Landis
New National Bank
Bath
E. Care Messenger
Jerseyville
John Jones
Shade
Swigart
First National Bank
Nelsonville
Nick
Messenger Office
Parkersburg
Gaverite
Orame Motor Ail Co
W. Va
J. M. McHiarg
R. PD
The
Fort Meigs Mutual Insurance Association
Wayne Ridg
Toledo
National Detective Agency
Wood
W. E. Moler
F. J. Gregor
Weatherby
Guysville
Jersey
James P. Woodyard
Athens R. D. 5
O. B. Adkins
Bailey Run
Bowles Airy
J. D. Lawrence
Athens R. D. 2
FR. C. Johnson
Athens R. D
Amesville
A. E. Whaley
Logan
N. Culver Street
Howe
Ivory
R. T. Lambell
Elizabeth Ens
James A. Palmer
Joseph C. Hibbard
Ted
M. Johnson
Said County
Foster & Wells
Plaintiff
Board of Commissioners
Athens Co
Marietta-Lanecaster
Concord Bridge
R. , Wolfe
Wm. Mason
Concord Church
Ames and
Dover Township
Lizzie Sayers
John Wise
R. G. Wolfe
Silas Sayers
T. R. Sayers
Athens County Board OF Commissioners
J. D. Haskins
Nat’! Bank
Daily Market News
N. Y. Exchange
Alsike Lane
Ag Its
Pritter
N. Y. Curb
Seaveverss
Ene Wees
Seees Ps
Herveses
Ian Nenee
Seerse
Pittsburg
Ledo Grain
Jules Sant
Airber Plant
America
Congress
Nomata AK Par
Nation League
Henry Wood
Feld
Hobart M. Cable
E. State St
S. Court St
Fulton’s
Smoke House
California
Buymore Brand
Star
Fulton Grogery CO
G. W. Hopkins
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