New York Stocks Close On Market Quotations
Closing quotations from the New York Stock Exchange show American Can at 46 percent, AT&T 149, Chicago and North Western 52, General Electric 319, General Motors 122, Central Pennsylvania 1197, Oil 52, Southern Pacific 101, Studebaker 61, U.S. Steel 127, U.S. Steel preferred 127, International Harvester 110, Sears Roebuck 49.
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NEW: York
New York Stock. Exchange
American Can
Chicago & North’ Western
General Electric
General Motors
Mlixtais
Central
Pennsylvania” Oil
Southern Pacific
Studebaker
U.- S. Steel
U. S. Steel Pfd
International- Harvester
Sears-Roebuck
Liberty Bonds and Chicago Grain Markets. Livestock Report
Liberty bonds prices mixed as New York closes with 3s at 100.27 and new 4s around 108.4, while Chicago cash grain shows wheat at 1.56 to 1.64 and corn and oats ranges. Chicago futures firm with firmer grain prices and active trade. Livestock markets in South Omaha St Joseph and Kansas City show higher hogs and steady cattle and sheep, with top hogs around 14.8 and cattle near 9 to 10 for steers. Cattle receipts heavy in Chicago, hogs up 10-20 cents, lambs steady. overall market strength observed across major midwest markets.
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Chicago
Neal
Liverpool
South Omaha
St. Joseph
Kansas City
Chicago Livestock
N.S
Grainy cattle and lamb price list with mixed figures
The fragment lists beef and lamb prices including prime at 10.00 10.65, good and common grades, cattle heifers at 5.50 9.25, spring lambs 16.50 19.00, feeder lambs 14.00, ewes and breeding stock with various cents and dollars, plus stray entries like 84.75 and 0 16,753.
Atlantic Markets Grain and Livestock Prices
Daily market notes show Wheat No 1 and No 2 at $1.43, corn 6c 5-barley 50, oats 84c, eggs 23c, butterfat 86e, cold hens 19e, old roosters 8c, geese 122, duck 15e, hogs $11. Cattle, stockers and feeders steady to slow $5.50 to $9.00, cows and heifers $3.50 to $6.00.
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Atlantic
Cuerentes
Ponzi Trial Notes Mixed With Confused Fragments
Fragmentary OCR text references Charles Ponzi in Boston with mentions of a Suffolk Superior examination. The garbled lines hint at part of a hearing or sentence discussion but lack clear facts, dates, or outcomes.
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Boston
Charles Ponzi
Ernad
Conlaerd
Wawamoeng
Suffolk
Ponzi
Iowa Auxiliary Grand Council organized at Waterloo
An Iowa grand council of the United Commercial Travelers auxiliary was formed at a Waterloo meeting, first time the state held all ladies’ officers. Mrs T E Scott of Waterloo opened the session, with Mrs Charles Glockner as president pro tem and Miss Lillian Huntington secretary pro tem. Officers elected included grand senior counselor Mrs Glockner and grand secretary Mrs Huntington, among others, with installation to follow.
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Iowa
Waterloo
Rs. T. E. Scott
Charles Glockner
Lillian Huntington
Waterleg Auxiliary
Glockner
William. H. . Hughes
Des Moines
W. F. Sarsett
Cedar Rapids
Byron Avery
Sioux City
Grand
Lillian” Huntington
Local social notes mention Mrs Ulbrich with her husband
A fragment notes Mesdames Ulbrich attending with their husbands at a formal affair and references to delegates and attendees. The copy is partial and lacks clear names or dates, but suggests a genteel gathering with associated spouses.
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Affair Jabrict
Neil’s
Mesdamesa
Ulbrich
Indictment Opened Against Cincinnati Rum Ring Leader
A federal court in New York opened a new indictment against William V. Dwyer of Cincinnati, a wealthy track owner, described as head of a $10,000,000 rum ring. The charges include violations of the Volstead act, tariff laws, non-payment of duty, and concealing liquor transportation. Dwyer faces trial on the July 16 indictment.
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Cincinnati
York
William V." Dwyer
Will
Dwyer
Local lodges hold memorial services for dead members
Three local organizations held annual memorial services yesterday. The Order of the Star and the local Masonic hall hosted ceremonies at a church and other venues, honoring departed members in a solemn observance.
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Order of
Ana
Masonic Hall
American to Face Firing Squad for Deserting Legion
Bennett J. Doty of Biloxi Mississippi and Clare Doty son of a Biloxi attorney were reported sentenced to death by a French firing squad in Syria for mutiny with the French Foreign Legion. Tennessee Democrat Leonar Kellogg urged Kellogg to intervene. The Dotys previously lived in Tennessee.
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Mississippi
Bilixi
Miss
Bennett J. Doty
Lemuel H. Doty
Biloxi
Syria
Doty
Cruse
Clare
Misa
French’ Foreign Legion
Leonatar .McKellard
Dem
Ten
Nesseé
Kellogg
Dotys
Ten Nessee
Pageant to Be Staged on July 5 at Atlantic
The committee arranging the big farm bureau picnic all-day session in Atlantic on July 5 plans an original patriotic panorama. It will feature a history of the United States from the era of colonization to the present.
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Fay
Farm Bureau
Atlantic
United States
Creston Laborer Stabbed During Family Quarrel
In Greeley county Iowa Creston laborer Raymond Ludwig died after a quarrel with his wife Mrs Ludwig. She said he became angry and threatened her with a butcher knife and chased her around the room causing the knife to fall near his heart. An inquest was held today to determine the circumstances of the death.
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Greston
Jane '7
Corogega
Raymond Ludwig
Lindwie
Hoapstar
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New York
Aarshall
Mimia
Axminster and Velvet
Asc
Cretonnes
Abe
Creston
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