Stock Closing Quotations On The NYSE Today
The Daily Markets closing quotations show American Can at 52 percent AT&T 141 percent Chicago and Northwestern 73 percent General Electric 336 percent General Motors 144 percent Illinois Central 121 1 5 Southern Pacific 102 percent Studebaker 62 percent Steel 188 percent U S Steel bid 129 percent International Harvester 121 percent Mack Truck 117 percent Sears Roebuck 50 percent United Drug 158 percent.
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New York Stock Exchange
Merican
Chicago & Northwestern
General Electric
General Motora
Illinois Central
Southern Pacific
Studebaker
Steel
U.S. Steel
Harvester
Mack Truck
Sears Roebuck
United Drug
Liberty Bonds and Chicago Grain Notes Update
Liberty bond quotations and Chicago cash grain prices are detailed, with rates for several bond issues and grain classes. The report covers wheat, corn, oats, and livestock prices across Chicago, South Omaha, and Kansas City markets, noting futures movements, market shifts, and notable highs and lows.
Atlantic Markets Grain and Produce Prices
Corrected daily report lists Wheat No 1 and No 2 at 1.42, corn 58c, barley 50c, oats 36c. Butterfat 35c, eggs 23c, old hens 19c, roosters 8c, geese 129, ducks 15c, springs 28c. Hoges 11.60 to 13.50. Stockers and feeders steady to slow from 6.50 to 9.00, cows and cattle 3.50 to 6.00.
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Atlantic
Shen Bank Stockholders to pay 100 percent assessment
Shenandoah La June 16 Assessments of one hundred percent on each stockholder of the First National Bank which was closed May 15 have been ordered by the Comptroller of Currency The amount to be collected will total 50000 Spurway in charge instructed to collect once All the news when it is news in the News Telegram
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Chicago
Shorts
Liverpool
Ayr
Shenandoah
First National Bank
H.J. .Spurway
USA
Mackrell's telephone chatter mystifies Penn primary probe
Joseph N. Mackrell Pittsburg registrar of wills told Albert Cooper he understood nothing from nobody during a tense telephone exchange as senators probed Pennsylvania primary expenditures. He testified he gave about $5,000 in cash two years to Ware Beidleman campaign funds and claimed he sought no protection from the Mellon organization, while discussions touched on possible penalties in his home county and efforts to wind up campaign matters.
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W. K. Hutchinson
SN. S
Washington
Joseph N. Mackrell
Registrar of Wills
Pittsburgh
Albert Cooper
Hartsburg
Senate
Pennsylvania
Mackrell
Coly
Ware
Uyilic
Reed
Dent
Beidleman
Vare
Cooper
Mellon
Coper
State Committee
Betileman
Youth says girl made no attempt to halt advances
In Sycamore Illinois on June 16 Leonard Rich and two other youths testified about an alleged assault on Dorothy Westervelt during an April automobile ride. Rich admitted the attack and described detaining Miss Westervelt after the incident while his companions initially planned further acts.
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Sycamore
I. N
Leonard “Rich
Dorothy
Westervelt
Northern Minors Teachers’ College
N Andit
Misa Westervelt
Anna
Rich
Emerson Wilson
Stanley Hurt
Miss. Westervelt
Hart
Wilson
Lillian ‘Gray
Dorechum
Dekalb
Miss Gray
SICK AND INJURED: Hospital Admits Several Locals
SICK AND INJURED: Mrs Marie Griffith of Walnut admitted as medical patient at Atkmtc hospital. Mrs Hunt remains under care at home near Walnut. Mrs CLA Hunts described as improving at home on Poplar. John Dimig seriously ill at 702 La Custse Street, reported improved today. Glen Mex Kinney visited wife at Mercy Hospital and reports Mrs Kinney recovering well after operation. Mrs Worden, mother of Rev Ernest Worden, is ill at her son’s home in Elliott. S. P. DaUngaard, Mayo Hospital patient, two major operations, has returned home recently.
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Marie Griffith
Walnut
Atkmti¢. Hospital
Hunt
Cla
Poplar
John Dimig
Lacuste Street
Hacock
Hancock
Speto
News-Telegraph
Glen Mex Kinney
Mercy Hospital
Coun Il Blasis
Ihs. Elliott
Grandma” ‘Worden
Brayton
S. P. Daugaard
Mayo Hospital
Rochester
Minn
Births in Dexter Announces Mills New Son
Have New Dexter La June Special to News Telegraph Mr and Mrs Earl Mills are the proud parents of a son born yesterday Mother and son are getting along fine while Earl is wearing that smile they wont wear off
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Dexter
News-Telegraph
Earl Mills
Earl
Pioneer Louise Otto Dies in Council Bluffs After 55 Years
Mrs Louise Henrietta Otto longtime resident of Council Bluffs dies Monday afternoon at home 216 Vine Ave following heart trouble and age infirmities. Born February 21 1853 in Luzerne County Pennsylvania she married Henry Adams Otto October 26 1809 in Freeport Illinois. He was also a pioneer of the city.
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Bluff
Council Bluffs
Louise Henrietta, Otta
Vine
Otto
Luzerne County
Pennsinylvani
Wae
Fréeport
Ill
Henryc Adams Otto
Des Moines Legislators Meet on Hard Roads Bond Issue
Des Moines June 16 Members of the 41st General Assembly gathered prep for a possible extraordinary session to submit a 100000000 hard roads bond issue to a November election. Governor Hamill would consider only with a working majority on a definite program and no other legislation. The plans include a road law, a higher gasoline tax and submission of the bond issue.
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Des Moines
E. N.S
41St General Assembly
Iowa
John Hiaitamill
State Highway Commission
Farlin Bandit Sentenced in Bank Robbery Case
Ed Welch, linked to the February 10 Farlin Savings Bank robbery, was sent to Ft. Madison penitentiary for 25 years. He was the final member of a quartet accused, with three others already convicted and imprisoned.
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Farlin
Ed Welch
Farlin Savi Bank
Ft. Madison ‘Penitentiary
Welch
Henderson
Wren
Picnic for Deaf in Perry Iowa Planned for July
Perry Iowa July picnic planned to discuss a 100000 dollar fund and home for the deaf in central Iowa with attention to holiday firework laws. Atlantic mayor warns fireworks prohibited on all dates except those set by authorities and will prosecute violations.
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Wels “Tray “Traner
Atlantic
Iowa
Merehi
Funeral services for Pioneer John Mertis at Extra Catholic
Funeral services held at nine o'clock this morning at the Extra Catholic church for John Mertis pioneer of Audubon county who died at age 88. The Rev Father Costello officiated and interment was made in the Atlantic Catholic cemetery.
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Exira
John. Mertis
Audubon County
Costello
Atlantic Catholic Equiivtery
Faultless Grocery and Market
A fragment reads Faultless Grocery and Market with an imperative line If you listen to me suggesting a sales pitch or ad copy. The readable text centers on a store name and a directive aimed at customers, but lacks clear event details or outcomes.
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New York
Omaha
Anaas
LE Revis
St. Joseph
Chicago Livestock
Shippers
al Good
Shen Bank
Floyd Smith
Farmers-Savings Bank
Lowa
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Wit Peace
Mellon Organizay
Commtee
Ware- Beidlenan
Forty-first
General Assembly
Farlin Bandit
PERRY
Nevada
N. S
Fonh
Puink Rauiants
Win, En Jetta. Goodal
Lionel Barrymore
Mary Brian
Edmund Burns
Malcolm McGregor
Pauline Garon
Mary Carr
Reginald Denny
Laura
Skinner
Neff
Peacock & Baxter Sanitary Market
Schuler Grocery
Ee Financial
Cine
Reese
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