New York Stocks End Higher on Broad Gains Across Firms
Day’s closing quotes show gains across American Can ALT T, General Electric, General Motors, Illinois Central, Southern Pacific, Studebaker and U S Steel among others. Grain futures mixed as wheat corn and oats retreat while Chicago livestock markets show varied moves with hogs and lambs easing and cattle steady.
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York
New York Stock Exchange
American Can
ALT. & T
Chicago & North Western
General Electric
General Motors
Ilinois Central
Pennsylvania
Chicago
Atlantic Markets Grain and Livestock Prices Brief
Corrected Daily notes grain prices for Wheat No 1 and No 2 at 1.43, plus barley and oats with irregular OCR. Produce shows butternut 85c, old hens 8c, ducks and springs at 28c. Hogs at 12.00 to 13.75, cattle stockers and feeders steady to slow at 6.50 to 9.00, cows and heifers 8.50 to 6.00.
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Chicago Livestock
Chicago
South Omaha
Kansas City
Atlantic
Foster's Weekly Weather Bulletin June storms and heat forecast
A June weather summary predicts storm waves crossing the region with higher heat and precipitation north and west of the low. Expect cooler central Pacific conditions, near normal rainfall in the south, and above normal temperatures across the northern Great Central valleys. A second storm wave around June 13 to 21 brings more rain in segments, with hail potential and general warmth in the Great Central valleys and eastern slopes.
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Washington
Éambhism
Rockies
Central Pacific
Rovites
Gemeii
Copton
Ozarke
Louisiana
Great Central
Averago
Great
Storms and June Heat Wave Patterns in North America
Weather analysis describes storms and extreme temperature shifts centered around June 21 and August 18, noting line storms with concentrated centers that move east or northeast. Forecasts are unreliable due to storm location dependence, with most June storms forming near Alberta and advancing eastward into Mississippi, Ohio, and Lower Missouri valleys as they intensify.
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Wall
Alberta
Mississippi
Ohio
Missouri
Atrata
Klan Members Stage Program At Local Hall
Members of the Ku Klux Klan presented a program at the Klan hall on Monday evening. Refreshments were served as a sizable attendance enjoyed the event. The gathering, reported by a News Telegraph correspondent, noted a large turnout and positive reception.
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Griswold
Spe Sial
News-Telegraph
Ku Klux Klan
Klan Hall
Early Lighthouse at Cane Henry Invention 1702
Fragmentary notes describe an early lighthouse device named Cane Henry used for lighting, dated 1702, later referenced in 1830 records. The text is incomplete but signals a maritime lighting instrument with historical harbor significance.
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Erniventia
Cane Henry
Caneas
Weather and business tied to cold spring, Babson notes
Babson Institute analysis links abnormal weather to a broad decline in business with spring goods unsold, retailers marking down, and bankruptcies rising. The piece traces impact from farms to mills, costs of living, and delayed planting, forecasting potential effects on summer.
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Babson Park
Mars
Roger W. Babson
Babson Statistical Organization
North
Washington
Altho
Smpibha¢ Observatory
Weather Forecast Debate Cites Sun Spots and Doubt
A 1920s weather debate weighs solar heat variations against long range forecasting. Officials dispute a predicted cold 1926 while scientists caution that no method is proven. Reports from Clayton and Moreaux sketch cooling in the south, warming in the north, and uncertain futures.
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Tinue Wurdy
Babson Park
U. S. Weather Bureau
U. S
Weather Bureau
Bunk
Browse
Privr
Henry
H. Clayton
Smithsonian R
Clayton
Abbe Moreaux
Bourges, Observatory
France
Pepper's Campaign Committee Exposed as Exclusive Group
Washington June 12 An elite finance panel of Pennsylvania millionaires backed Senator George Pepper in the primary. Edward Bok and other giants contributed, with payments to workers described as a continuous payroll of hundreds paid hourly. Beutel testified a line of workers stretched through hotel rooms as funds were disbursed.
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Washington
George “Wharton Pepper
Pennsylvania
Robert Glendonning
Pepner
Senate
Edward W. Bok
Sidney T. Brock
Charles J. Webb
Charlton Yarnell
J. Leonard Replogle
Edward B. Robinette
BE. W. Clark
W. §. Ellis
John I. Browning
Glindenine
Committee
Vernon Taylor
Indiana County
Thomas ¥. Watson
Philadelphia
Taylor
Peps
Watson
Republican’ Citizens Committee of
Frederick K. Beutel
Pinchot
Reutel
Pepper
Hotel
Henry
Fect. Org
Beutel
Mellon Heads Committee in Philadelphia State GOP Rise
In Philadelphia on June 12 W L Mellon won the role of state Republican chairman, uniting behind him after contests between W L Ware and Senator George Wharton Popper for the senate nomination. Mellon, nephew of the treasury secretary and Pepper fund sponsor, will lead the party as retiring state chairman takes the secretary post.
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Mellon
Philadelphia
L. N
Parces
W. L. Ware
George Wharton Popper
Senate
W.L. Mellon
Republican Committee
Secretary of the Treasury
California Star Loses to French Girl in Final Rally
In Paris Mary Browne fell to Mile. Lenglen as the French ace clinched the match 6-4 6-2 after a late rally. The British Kent club saw Molla Mallory beaten by Senorita Alvarez 6-4 6-2 in a separate foretaste of the day’s tennis drama.
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California
Mollatoses
Beckenham
England
H N.S
Mary K. Browne
Paris
Mile
Lenglen
Molla Mallory Wan Ikewla
Kent
Alvarez
Mallory
Sheriff Primary Thanks From W B Kelly
A playful note thanks supporters who voted in the recent sheriff nomination primary. The author, W. B. Kelly, says he appreciates the backing but signs off with a jesting twist.
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Altho
W. B. Kelly
Cable Work Expands In Wiota And Anit Territory
The Anit Telephone company strings about 8,000 feet of new cable while the Wiota company lays approximately 1,000 feet as part of ongoing rural line expansion efforts.
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Ritory
Anit F Telephone‘company
ab.Wiota
Wiota Company Ja
Read earns masters degree at state university
Carlyle Read, son of Mr and Mrs Harry Read of Wright township, graduated from Town City State University during Test week and received his master’s degree.
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Emil
News-Telegraph
Carlyle Read
Harry Read
Wright Township
State University
Town City
Vane
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