Grains Close Lower On The Market Today
Chicago reports show grains closing lower with wheat down about a half to one cent, corn slipping, and oats easing. Weather across the corn belt remains favorable for crops, while domestic and export demand offers tentative support for wheat amid ample receipts and near-term movement forthcoming. Continuous weather influence and short covering shape the near-term price path for corn and oats.
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Chicago
LN. S
Europa
Toment
Quincy Elevator Co
Eerie
Jauw
Liberty bonds quotations from New York market report
Liberty bond prices listed for closing quotations with several issues noted. Bonds include 4 1/4 percent series at 100.14, 4 3/4 percent at 100.30, 4 1/2 percent at 103.28, and 4 1/2 percent 108.24, with other items shown as 101, 448, and 114.20 in the June 21 market notes.
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Liberty Bonds
New York
L N.S
Liberty
New York Stocks End Mixed On Broad Floor Activity
On June 25 the New York stock exchange saw 690000 shares change hands with bond totals of 5.809 million. Weekly totals reach 9.563 million shares and 55.779 million in bonds. Leading stock quotations were listed for An American and Canadian issues among others.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Gioningi
An. Cana
Grain and Livestock Prices in Chicago and Midwest Markets
Chicago and Omaha market reports show slow demand for hogs with top at 9.20 and 4,000 head receipts. Cattle steady to higher on fat steers, grassers lower, lambs down. KC and South Omaha listings detail receipts and price ranges for cattle sheep and hogs, with notable shifts from prior weeks.
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Chicago
T. N
Eleveen
Shueep
Imarket
Anil Conan
Sou Iino
South Omaha
IBM
Market Ticker Recovers Mixed Browser Signals
Stock notes show varied gains and losses with gains for Bethlehem Steel 48 percent and Canadian Pacific 179 percent while General Motors and Westinghouse post notable moves. Broad composite readings include Dow era shifts and strong performances from Coca Cola and International Harvester amid uneven demand.
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Beth. Steel
Balt. -Loco
Can. Pac
Eleetrie
Gen. Motors
Goodyear
Pennw
So. Pac
Studebaker
UN. Pac
U.S. Rubber
Westinghouse
Coca Cola
Int. Harvester
Sears Rochek
More Marines Sent to China Amid Guard Buildup
In Peking 100 U.S. Marines arrived today raising the legation guard to 450 men. The Chaumont transport with 1,000 Marines and an aviation unit sailed from Shanghai en route to Tien-Tsin, boosting American forces to about 3,000 Marines and 800 infantry. Nationalist forces push south through Shantung toward Tsingtao as northern defense plans remain guarded.
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Peking
I. N
United States
Legation Guard
Chaumont
Shanghai
Tien-Tsin
Chang Tso Lin
Guneralissimo
Pan Fu
North China
United States Legation
Shantung
Ivhonfu
Tsingtao
Chang -Fao Lin
Omaha Youth Opens Lead in Trans-Mississippi Golf Final
Omaha youth Johnny Goodman led Jimmy Wari of Kansas City by five holes after 18 of 30 in the Trans-Mississippi gulf championship final. Goodman played steady golf, birdied the tenth, and held the early advantage as Ward misfired on drives and approaches in Colorado Springs.
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Colorado” Springs
Colo
N. S
Johnny Goodman
Omaha
Jimmy Wari
Kansas City
Goodman
Dhiva
Ward
Market Report: Livestock Receipts and Prices Across Regions
Receipts and prices vary by region with mixed trends. Lambs, yearlings, and sheep show slight declines or stability, top steers reach around 312.75, fat ewes around 4.50, feeding lambs near 13.00, and packers’ hogs around 7.50. Regional quotes mirror weekly shifts in forages, weights, and market demand.
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Kansas City
Castle
Forders Strangs
St. Joseph
MOGS
Jie Jawer
Toi
Infk
Zao-Lh
Andy
Atlantic Markets Corrected Daily Produce Prices
Atlantic Markets reports butterfat at 96c per pound, eggs 17c, heavy hens 14c, Leghorn hens license value, old roosters 5c, geese 8c, ducks 12c, printing 7c, Leghorn pekings low. Cattle, stockers and feeders steady slow. cows and heifers $3.60. Grain wheat No. 2 red 1 26. corn 80c. barley 60c. oats 45c. hogs 9 8.00.
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Atlantic
Dakota Solons Arrive in Hills to See Coolidge
South Dakota lawmakers and families numbering about 200 from the senate and house arrived by special train for an automobile ride to Camp Galena near the state game lodge for lunch. Governor Volow and Senator Norbeck led the delegation as they planned visits including Mt. Coolidge, named by a special resolution last week.
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LN. S
South Dakota
Black Hills
Coolidge
Senate
House
Lulow
Peter Norbeck
Willain
Camp Galena
Mt. Laokont
Ie Hills
Three Hundred Miles Of New Paying In Iowa This Year
Des Moines reports the state highway commission estimates three hundred miles of new paving will be completed by January 1. Over two hundred miles are now under construction across fourteen counties. Paving in northeastern Iowa is delayed by adverse weather this year.
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Iowa
Des Moines
State Highway Commission
Lowa
Detective Drunk Charade Foils Hotel Robbery Ring
In Nashville Tennessee on June 25 a private detective Robert Shearon played drunk to trap robbers looting hotels. Tom Murray, a Chicago gunman, is dying while Shearon was slightly wounded. St Louis character Robert Johnson is jailed after a pistol battle at the Andrew Jackson hotel. Johnson admitted several robberies as Murray refused to talk.
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Nashville
LN. S
Tom Murray
Chicago
Robert Shearon
St. Louis
Robert Johnson
Andrew Jackson Hotel
Tim
Shearon
Murray
Johnson
Fisherman Drowns After Step Into Hole in River
Nicholau Shaffer, 34, a fisherman, drowned when he stepped into a water-hole while walking downstream with companion Frank Dreitback. Heavy hip boots dragged him under. body recovered after an hour search.
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Cascadef
Nicholau
Shaffer
Frank
Dreitback
Escaped lifer Dewey Morgan seeks reformatories in Cedar Rapids
In Cedar Rapids on June 25, William Rich escaped from Ohly state prison and Russell Dudko of Dover Delaware, who received five more years at Fort Madison, faced sentencing for highway robbery. Morgan pleaded that the future reformatory be avoided, citing concerns about tepid waters and schoolboys.
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Cedar Rapids
Dewey
Morgan
William Rich
Ohly
Russell Dudko
Dover
Del
Whro
Antyer
Fort Madison
Futu Reformatory
Hold Des Moines Man for Assault Attempt
Des Moines detective bureau moved to hold Millard Orcutt for an alleged assault on the 15 year old daughter of Mrs. Frank Crawford. Mrs. Crawford said Orcutt locked her and Robert Dumford in closets, forced her to give a diamond ring, and attacked the girl. The indictment cites attempted assault and related charges.
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Des Moines
Millard Orcutt
Frank Crawford
Inferior Complex Leads To Capture In Oklahoma Vengeance
A damaged OCR item reports a chaotic tale of a youth named Aria and an outlaw in Coco nino county. It mentions a bank shooting and the death of Sheriff J. arapas as the capture unfolds, with references to inferior psychology and captor actions.
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Flagstaff
Aria
Avizota
Matthew
Rimes
Oklahoma
J. Arapas
Coconino County
Woman Sentenced to Hang for Slaying Common-Law Husband
Mrs Catherine Cassler of Crown Point Ind has been sentenced to hang on October 21 for the December 6 slaying of William Lindstrom. Loren Patrick bootlegger and Mrs Lillian Fraser guilty of complicity received life terms. Cassler denied guilt and faced possible plea changes before sentencing.
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Chicago
Catherine Casaler
Crown Point
Ind
William Lindstrom
Loren Patrick
Lillian Fraser
Cassler
Philip L. Sullivan
Admits Burning and Robbing 39 Churches
Ray Marsden, 41, alias Ray Dean of Flint Michigan, confessed with four companions from Uromley Kentucky to robbing and burning 39 churches in Ohio and Kentucky. He is under arrest in Upper Sandusky since May 20 for robbing the Our Lady of Consolation shrine at Carey and plans to face June 30 robbery and blackmail charges, after allegedly stealing the sacred image and attempting a $200 ransom.
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Upper Sandusky
Ohio
Kentucky
Ray Marsden
Ray Dean
Flint
Mich
Uromley
Marslen
Carey Shrine of Our Lady of Consolation of the Sacred Image
Marsden
Carey
Wyanidot
Fish
Wisecrack Leads to 600000 Dollar Suit
Edward R. Burke, president of the Omaha Bar Association, sues National Refining company over a station blackboard message that reads Tell your lawyer the truth and he will lie for you. Burke accuses the firm of publishing a defamatory joke damaging lawyers in Omaha and other cities where the company runs stations.
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Omaha
National Refining Company
Edward R. Burke
Omaha Bar Association
Burke
Bandit Steals Insured Money to Feed Three Children
In Tulsa on June 26 a lone robber entered the Hughes Loan Co downtown, held up one employee, and escaped with $70 after failing to seize a larger amount from the safe. He told auditor M. E. Mitchell that feeding three hungry children forced his crime.
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Tulsa
Okla
Tughes* Loan Company
M. E. Mitchell
Fire Wipes Out White City Amusement Park Chicago
Fire swept White City on Chicago's south side early today largely destroying the historic amusement park. President Herbart Byfield of the company estimated losses at about $250,000 as flames gutted the central tower before firefighting units arrived.
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Chicago
White City
Herbart Byfield
the Amusement Company
Pring
Oakland Lambs Top Omaha duns Seams of Thur
Oakland Lambs win over Omaha with seam honors on Thursday, details scarce in fragmentary report.
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Omaha
Good will flier drops note in Atlantic visit
Major Herbert A. Dargue and Walter Lochner of Trenton flew the New York plane into Atlantic at 4 35 pm yesterday. Lochner dropped a note and bouquet for a former sweetheart from seventeen years ago. The escort plane arrived earlier from Newark after delays caused by near 50 mph winds.
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Herbert A. Dargue
Will
Walter O. Lochner
Trenton
N.d
National Association of Commercial Organization
New York
Dargue
Lochner
Indy
Fort Wayne
Ind
Atlantic
Nellie Scurlock
Mra
J. O. Glass
Oakland
Washington
D. C
R. G. Hoyt
Boozel
Des Moines
Nargue
Hoyt
Darguo
Omaha
Lincoln
South America
United States
Four NY Radio Stations Denied Wave Length Change
Washington four New York stations were denied permission by the federal radio commission to change their wave length. The stations named are WBRS WCGU WENY and WHAP.
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Washington
New York
Federal Radio Commission
WBRS
WCGU
WENY
WHAP
Iowa Bachelor 60 Kills Woman After Drinking Party
Porter Van Kirk aged 60 a Mystic retiree is charged with first degree murder in Centerville Iowa after a fatal shooting at his home. He shot Mrs. Robert Peak during an all night drinking party. Peak's husband a coal miner was present. Van Kirk claims he acted when threatened to pay $600. Peak denies the shooting and authorities say he fired twice and the woman died from a abdominal wound.
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Centerville
Porter van Kirk
Peak
van Kirk
Feak
de van Kirk
Prize bull costing 50000 sold for 92
Sioux City IA June 25 Richard Fairfax Hereford bull once bought for 50000 by Furfuson Brothers of Gandy Minnesota was slaughtered in a local packing house today. The animal, part of the regular ran of bulls in yesterday's market, brought only 92 dollars.
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Sioux City
I. N.S
Richard Fairfax
Furfuson
Brothers of Gandy
Minn
Army makes changes in high command announced
Washington June 25 Brig Gen S D Rockenbach commander of troops in the District of Columbia is assigned to cavalry brigade Fort Atas Texas Brig Gen R P Davis of the ninth coast artillery district San Francisco is assigned to third division Camp Lewis Washington Brig Gen D D Altman Fort Benjamin Harrison Indiana is assigned to fourth infantry Fort D A Russell Wy a
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Washington
S. D. Rockenbach
District of Columbia
Cavalry
Briggade
Ft. Atas
Texas
R. P. Davis
Ninth Coast Artillery District
San Francisco
Camp Lewis
Wash
D. D. Altman
Fort Benjamin Harrison
Indiana
Fourth Infantry
Fort
D. A. Russell
Wya
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Chicago Park
Oakland Lambs
Good Will Flier
Walter O.lochner
New Wa
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