Daily Markets N Y Stocks May 26
The Daily Markets report lists stock movements in New York on May 26 with several firms quoted: American Co 188%, American Locomotive 123, A T and T 188%, Baldwin Locomotive 1144, Canadian Pacific 144%, Corn Products 33%, General Electric 281%4, General Motors 77%, Goodrich 52%, International Paper 70%, Northern Pacific 64%, Southern Pacific 102%, Studebaker 48, United Cigar 60%, Westinghouse 73%, International Harvester 1094, Mack Truck 180%, Sears Roebuck 16913, United Drug 124%.
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Americam. Co
American Locomotive
Baldwins Locomotive
Canadian Pacific
General Electric
Ge Eral Motors
Goodrich
International Paper
Northern Pacific
Southern Pacific
Studebaker
United Cigar
Westinghouse
International Harvester
Mack Truck
Liberty bonds and grain markets report from New York
Liberty bonds and foreign government issues were active and steady in the New York bond market with 4th 44x and treasury 4Ms setting new highs for the year. Grain and livestock sections from Chicago and South Omaha show firmer cattle, variable hog prices, and steady to higher sheep quotes amid active trading and sizable arrivals.
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Liberty
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Liberty 4Th
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South Omaha
Voss Says Friends Express Confidence In Him
Denison private banker Charles Voss told reporters his friends remain loyal and trust him amid forgery charges. He spoke publicly for the first time since his trial opened last Wednesday, with his attorneys allowing remarks to be published.
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Bag City
Lin
Ime
Denison
Ondrial
Atlantic Markets Grain and Livestock Summary
Grain Wheat prices for No 1 and No 2 quoted at 1.48 dollars. Barley and oats listed with small varied bids. Produce butterfat and egg notes appear. Cattle markets show stockers and feeders steady to slow with average ranges around 6 5065.50, cows and heifers 5.60 to 6.00. Hog prices around 10 dollars per hundredweight.
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Nersee
Voss Confesses Misuse of Bank Funds Cited in Testimony
Carl Richardson testified that Voss admitted appropriating 4400 from the Central Iowa Joint Stock Land Bank intended to pay off Tra C. Gillmor’s Prudential mortgages. Voss defended himself by saying letters from friends nationwide boosted his confidence amid trying times.
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Carl Richardson
Pertisum Real
Defendarit
Central Iowa Joint Stock Land Bank
Griswold Farmer Loses Finger in Power Corn Shelter
Noble township farmer George Kuest, of Griswold, lost the little finger of his left hand while tending a power corn shelter. The incident occurred today as he was charting the equipment.
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Griswold
Specia
News-Telegraph
George Kuestl
Noble Township
Marne News Briefs Troubled by Frequent Visitor Trips
A collection of social notes from Marne Louisiana items include Mrs. Fred Stude and daughter Ada visiting family, trips to Krug's Valk Omaha, and several local outings. Pupils from Wiese schacht hold year end program and picnic. Many residents attend gatherings and birthdays while others plan summer visits and anniversaries with friends and kin.
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Marne
News-Telegraph
Fred Stude
Ada
Loretta Hardymartin
Jayne
Dave Hardymartin
Krug
Omaha
Ray Keith
Mero
Gunderson
Wiese Schacht
South Out Town
O. F. Graham
Gain
Lewis
Elmer Smith
H. C. Smith
Rock Island
Scott Wilburna
Ted Peterson
Buck Creek
A. A. Peterson
Edna Burkett
Geneally
Arizona
Art Smith
Min
Snd
Pete Jepsen
W. H. McCain
Alice
Jesse McCain
Atlantic
Laurence Frederickson
Roerbeck
Harry Anderson
Avoca
Joe Hardy- Martin
Ed. Wheeler
Fred Reich
Local Grant News Brief Highlights School and Social Moves
May 26 Grant Nebraska residents report travel and teaching duties. Mr and Mrs C Jay plan Kansas City study, Kreger returns from Linn Grove after teaching two years. Ackey family and Meg Askey visit. Lucy Acker Tan and Beulah Bree return home for vacation. Bernice Warner travels from Hastings to Marshalltown. Kroger and McCuce shoppers in Atlantic. Hastings senior class hosted at Rev Breeting home. Chip Moore from Oakland visits. Buurek and Neary visit Omaha with Maurice Foote. Laura Dame leaves for Fayette vacation. Local high school activities noted amid year end travel.
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Win, Kreger
Atlantic
M. BE. Kenworthy
Bernice Warner
Marshalltown
M. ML McCuce
Yarlaen Nelaun
Clase
Hastings
Breeting
Chip Moore
Oakland
WI Buurek
Russell Neary
Morton Mills
Omaha
Maurice Foote
Atlanitiv
Laiura Dame
Fayette
Linge
Eretar Arwy
Memorial Day events planned in Grant Iowa at M E church
Special to News Telegraph. A Memorial Day program is being organized for Saturday afternoon at the M E church in Grant Iowa. The local Woman's Auxiliary hosted a supper and poppy sale at the Legion hall last Saturday evening. Rev A Ureeling learned Friday that Mrs Breel ine mother of Harold Hoyt of east of town is seriously ill. Hoyt was struck by an automobile while returning home Tuesday evening and is improving.
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News-Telegraph
M. E. Church
Legion Hall
A. Ureeling
Breel
Ine
Little Sioux
Harold Hoyt
Rebuilding After Elk Horn House Destroyed by Fire
Clarence Andersen has been awarded the contract to erect a new house on the John Bysted place at Elk Horn, following a previous fire that destroyed the prior dwelling in May.
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Elk. Horn
New Teloygnaah
Clarence Andersen
John Jbysted Place
Orchard to Speak at Avoca Saturday Memorial Day Address
W R Orchard editorial writer for Council Bluffs Nowyroil will deliver the Memorial Day address in Avoca Saturday in the park. The talk is scheduled to begin after a community gathering and flags will be paid tribute to fallen soldiers.
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Council Bluffs Nowysroil
Returns to Denver Elk Hoken May 26
Harry Gude has returned to Denver Colorado where he is employed by the Denver National Bank after visiting relatives in Elk Hoken.
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Elk Hoken
News-Telegraph
Harry Gude
Denver
Cato
Denver National Bank
Emmaline Spaulding Completes Eight Years Record
Emmaline Spaulding, age 1, from Shenandoat Ta, completes eight years of school work without a day missed or a tardy. She holds eight all plenums for this record.
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Shenandoat
Emmaline Spaulding
County to repave more gravel roads in Story County
Story county board of supervisors votes to widen graveling contract for nine more miles of secondary roads on June 5. The county now has over 160 miles of well graveled and graded roads within its borders.
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Story County Board of Supervisors
Hee
Local News Briefs From iLK Horn and Surrounding Areas
May 26 report notes Mrs Imaatt Petersen recovering from a recent operation at Atlantic. A Sunday Lutheran church meeting drew a large crowd with Rev Hansen Audubon Rev Jersild Atlantic and Prof Nyholm Blair assisting. Eller Petersen married recently in a family gathering at Oleisen home. Walter Gregersen family visited Atlantic area. Gregersen couple visited Omaha. Martin Blesen awarded a bridge contract near Logan in Harrison County.
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Imaatt Petesen
Ifer
Allantic
Hansen
Audubon
Jersild
Atlantic
Nyholm
Blair
Nebr
Nielsen
Mes
Oleiesen
Eller
Petersen
Walter Gregersen
Ats
Gregor Gregersen
Micay
Omaha
Martin Blesen
Gren
Logan
Harrison County
Governor Out Of Office During Capitol Repairs
May 26. Governor Himmill is out of his office as workmen paint and clean the private chamber. He retreated to a secretary space while renovations proceed. A painter, Louis Weatherthorn, was injured by a scaffold fall and taken to City hospital.
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Desines
UNS
Himmill
Siyle
Louis
Codag Gnd
Paris Edition M Ber ger Death Shocks Archist Newsroom
Paris reports the death of General Berger, a noted figure in archist newspapers and a key contact in Verdun. Verdun authorities contend Berger was poisoned, with initial investigations pointing to a possible shooting during a tense May event.
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saxsiDig Hel
M. Berger
Caise Iday
Yao
General Berger
Verdun
Hoge
Rockwell City Boy to Coach Audubon High School
Fred Kleimeier of Rockwell City has been hired by the Audubon school board to coach the high school team next term He replaces Joe Meek of Indianola in the post.
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Rockwell City
Audubon Audubon
News-Telegraph
Fred Kleimeier
Cornell College
Audubon High School
Tterm
Joe Meek
Indianola
Local Lewis News Highlights Community Visits and Alumni
May 26 report from Lewis details weekend visits and greetings. Guy Myers and wife stayed with J. H. Myers family. Lethe Rossel of Lucas Indiana visited the Kennedys. Harry Allen of Corning and relatives were guests. Dale and wife from Omaha attended the Alumni banquet. Neal Ziko and Hugh McDonald visited Red Oak. Harry Reynolds family from Elviolt attended baccalaureate. Frank Fant and family of Griswold visited Geo. Ebert Sr. at Lewis. Reverend J L Bellows gave the graduation address. poison ivy incident noted. multiple relatives from Muswell to Anita and Orchard visited Lewis. Mixy Collier of Atlantic stayed with F A Upshur family. Eleanor and Rosemary Brown from Atlantic vacationing with Ernest Odem. Winters visited Adair. Ruth Woodward returned from teaching. Mrs Frances Collier of Elliott spent week in Lewis. Neal Zike bought a new Ford coupe. Prof L L Morse and wife returned from Omaha hospital for alumni banquet. Mrs Camp joined Joe Kopp and wife for Perry trip.
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Lewis
News-Telegraph
Guy Myers
J. H., Myers
Lethe Rossel
Lucas
Mabel
Edna Kennedy
Harry Allen
Corning
Dale Smith
Omaha
Neal Ziko
Hugh McDonald
Red Oak
Harry Reynolds
el- Violt
Serveview
Frank Fant
Griswold
Geo. Ebert Sr
Ars
Kate Wolf
Muswell
Art Dewey
Joe Kopp
Anitacane
Abs
Kopp
Bernica Shearer
Orchard
Nebr
Henry Multhaup
Mixy Josephine Collier
Atlantic
F. A
Eleanor and
Rosemary Brown
Ernest Odem
Winters
Adair
Ruth Woodward
Frances. Collier
Elliott
Neal Zike
Prof
L. L. Morse
Wify
Morse
Camp
Joe Kupn
Perry
Carl Camp
Avoca Rebekahs Initiate Four New Members
Four candidates were initiated last night at a special meeting of the Avoca Rebekah lodge. The new members are Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Cone and Mr. and Mrs. Meyer Ruber.
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Iown
News-Telegraph
Avoca Rubekah Lodge
Arthur Cone
Meyer Ruberk
One-Eyed Bandit Strikes Missouri Bank Heist
May 26 in Suenandoah Iowa reports a bank holdup at Quitman Missouri yesterday noon by a robber with an eye patch. The man fled in an automobile heading north as Missouri patients visiting local eye specialists were questioned by police.
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Towa
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Quitman
Missouri
Parsons College Golden Commencement Celebrated Soon
Fairfield Iowa May 26 Parsons College will mark its fiftieth anniversary with a commencement week June 6 9 The campus will host a reunion for nearly every class as part of an elaborate program linking Fairfield and surrounding areas The college founded by Lewis B Parsons grew from modest beginnings to a leading sectarian institution in the west A fire destroyed Ankeny Hall years ago and a rebuilding program funded by a determined drive has produced a fireproof campus noted for its beauty
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Parsons College
Lewis B. Parsons
Parsons
West
Ankeny Hall
Iowa
London reports new vertical earthquake in Hyogo prefecture
May 26. An INS dispatch from Tokyo notes a fresh vertical earthquake in Hyogo prefecture causing many buildings to collapse while others stood in the same district. The tremor followed Saturday’s aftershocks and remains under investigation by local authorities.
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London
Hyogo
Tokyo
New Merchants' Cafe Closed by State Inspector and Health Officer
The New Merchants' Cafe at 820 Chestnut Street was closed today by state inspector B. C. Brownlee and city health physician Dr R. L. Barnett. Authorities cite unquarantinable plumbing and heating, a water-filled basement, and filthy rear walls. Owner Emery Burgner says tenants should handle it and fixed plumbing when occupants moved in. tenants blame owner. The cafe will remain shut until the conditions are remedied.
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Chestnut Street
Mes
James Snouffer
Barnett
B. C. Brownlee
R. L. Barnett
Emery Burgner
Dr. Barnett
Arrest of Halary Kirby in Maine Lynch Fear
Halary Kirby, jailed in Cumberland County but moved to Kennebec County, was brought to Kennebec jail in Augusta after arrest linked to the Winthrop murder of Miss Aldo Hayward. Officers feared an open lynching.
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Augusta
Maine
Halary Kirby
Aldo Hayward
Settled for Checks in Iowa City Case Dismissed
Henry A. Wolnheimer settled for checks that had been returned and his case was dismissed by Justice B. F. Carter yesterday. He was arrested by city police Sunday.
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Iowa City
Iowa
UINS
Henry A. Wolnheimer
B. F. Carter
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