Daily market closures on the New York Exchange today
The closing quotations show Sevevican Con at 62 percent and A T and FL at 480 percent with General Electric at 387 and General Motors at 141 percent. Minors Central 122 percent Penn Ol 59 percent Southern Pacific 108 percent U S Steel 187 percent U S Steel pfd 129 percent Studebaker 52 percent International Harvester 121 percent Mack Truck 116 percent Sears Roebuck 51 percent.
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Studebaker
International Harvester
Mack Truck
Sears Roebuck
Market News From Liberty Bonds and Chicago Grain
Liberty bonds quote levels posted with 3s at 101.12 and 4s at 101.14, Chicago grain prices show Wheat No 2 red at 1.384, Corn mixed from 62c to 71c, Oats 30c to 39c. Chicago futures opened higher and closed weak for wheat, while corn and oats moved mixed. Also livestock reports from Omaha, St Joseph, Kansas City, and Chicago show hogs mostly steady to lower, cattle steady, and lambs varying in price.
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Senate committee to learn more days war chest
A Senate floor demand for a full investigation of expenditures in the Republican senatorial primary alleges about 3 million spent by McKinley and Smith campaigns. Senator Caraway cites charges of corruption and vote buying, naming Samuels as a major Chicago contributor and indicating attempts to sway support through deals.
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Washington
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Arkansas
William B. McKinley
Samuel ‘Insult
Chicago
Smith
Lingull
Orphans Today Sequel to Otis Armstrong Tale
Reduced readable excerpt notes orphans aged two to thirteen and hints at a sequel to a melodrama by Otis Armstrong. The fragment mentions a likely literary or dramatic continuation with unclear dates and names due to OCR damage.
Atlantic Markets Grain and Livestock Prices Report
Corrected daily market notes show No 1 and No 2 wheat at 387, corn 8 cents, barley 50 cents, oats 35 cents. Butterfat 34 cents, eggs 22 cents, fowl and poultry prices listed. Hog prices 11.50 to 12.50, cattle and feeder stock steady to slow, cows and heifers 3.60 to 6.00.
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Atlantic
Tragic Home Tragedy Ends in Double Shooting and Suicide
Neighbors report that a man killed his wife and infant yesterday then died by his own hand after a violent quarrel. Mrs. Armstrong held the child as her husband fired a shotgun. Armstrong, said to have been drinking earlier, had sold a small store and struggled to find work. Five children are now in relatives care.
Two local youths sign up for Des Moines training camp
Two local young men Howard Rudolph son of S H Rudolph and wife and Wynn Rentz son of John Rentz and wife signify intent to attend the Fort Des Moines training camp starting August 1 for a thirty day period. About thirty eight thousand will be at camps nationwide according to estimates.
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John Rentz
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Fort Des Moines
Farmers Visit Iowa State College Ames
About 2,500 farmers from various counties toured Iowa State College in Ames on June 26. They arrived by automobile and formed groups to view the campus and inspect experimental plots, guided by college committees and local hosts.
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Good Roads Speech Highlights Southern Iowa Obstacles
Harlan Iowa June 26 Special to News Telegraph State Senator Lloyd Ellis and engineer Fred R White led a district road meeting arguing that placing the primary roads under the highway commission would equalize funding between northern and southern counties. They cited bond plans of 100 million dollars to surface primary roads and noted Iowa auto ownership and funding could support such a issue within about twenty eight years. A special session to vote on the bond issue next November seems likely as lawmakers rally behind road funding.
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News-Telegraph
Iowa
Tiorth
Lloyd Ellis
Appanoose County
Senator Ellis
B. M. Broddard
Woodubry County
Fred R. White
State Highway Commission
Ellis
General Assembly
Engineer White
Julius A. Nelson
Cass-Shelby
Gass County
Des Moines
A. H. Bergman
Newton
41St
Bergman
Hammill
Foreign Currency Limit Travel Planned for Mexico
Washington June 26 Officials plan to limit travelers in Mexico to 500 dollars in foreign currency. The decree aims to simplify exchange controls and curb illicit outflows while maintaining accessibility for legitimate travel expenses.
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Washington
Sunny En
Theo
Red Oak Over Top In Legion Drive
In June 26 report from Lorraine post in the present state legion drive for membership the quota is 300 and Commander John Wenstyand reports the membership at 302 with prospects of surpassing the target Elliott is 14 under its 25 quota Will is 26 under its 51 quota Stanton has reached its quota Grant stands 33 above its 20 quota Farm loans offered by Wood & Savery Atlas, Iowa.
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Lorraine Post
Legion
Post
John Wenstyand
Elliott
Will
Stanton
Grant
Elk Horn visitors and travels stretch across states
The Elk Horn News reports several visitors and travels including Chel Parkinson from Adair visiting sister Mrs Wallace Sorensen, Carl Andersch and family from Omaha returning from Portland Oregon to stay in Omaha, Carl Civistenson of Council Bluffs visiting Rt J Hansen, and Alfred Bennett of Detroit Michigan visiting friends and formerly farming west of the area.
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Nic Clai
News-Telegraph
Chel Parkinson
Adair
Wallace Sorensen
Carl Andersch
Omaha
Portland
Ore
Hans’ Marquesen
Andersens
Oregon
Karas City Ore Returns to Detroit Town
Local report notes Karas returns to a city ore project in Detroit area, with details on the town’s industry shift and ongoing work. Officials and workers are cited, outlining steps and expected timelines for restart activities.
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