Market Wrap From New York to Chicago and Kansas City
Stocks on the New York Exchange show mixed gains with American Telephone and General Electric leading. Grain and livestock futures trade unevenly across Chicago and Kansas City with wheat, corn, oats and livestock receipts and prices detailed for major markets and cities.
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Atlantic Markets Report Confused By Anomalous Text Glitch
The snippet shows a chaotic market note with references to hogs cattle and produce but unreadable OCR text. It mentions stockers and feeders steady, hogs and steers prices unclear, and dairy items listed in garbled form with several misreads and stray names.
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Hon H C Brandes Dies in Council Bluffs Saturday
Hon H C Brandes a longtime middle west figure and former Pottawattamie county representative died Saturday at 2 p m in Jonnie Edmundson hospital Council Bluffs at age 72 He served as state representative for two terms Survived by wife and children across nearby towns Funeral service to be held at the Evangelical church in the city.
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Seventeenth Navy Seaplanes Wrecked in Gale
Seventeen of the Navy's newest seaplanes were wrecked in a gale near Corsair Point as salvage teams work to recover wreckage. Officials said several planes were torn free from their moorings and driven ashore, with crews and equipment scrambling to salvage remains amid heavy seas.
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Movement to Change Eight Semester Rule Gains Support
A local school district debate centers on amending the eight semester rule for high school athletes. Boone High School backs the current policy, citing abuses and fairness, while opponents push for reform to address eligibility and competitive balance in athletics.
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Motored Home For Weekend From Griswold
Robert Chisholm son of Dr and Mrs Chis Join and his sister Misa Genevieve with Dwight Cart, all students at Simpson College, motored to Thederick's cay for the weekend and returned yesterday.
Condition Improves for Adair Woman’s Husband
Special to News Telegraph Mrs Williant Gundrum wife of the Casey post hunter has been ill for some time but has shown improvement of late according to word received by friends from Adair Indiana on February 26.
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No More Bay Rum Waterlo o Ta Get 26
Bay rum drinkers faced supply cuts as police learned J A Leighton that toilet articles would be discontinued as a sales item. Police report canned heat removals drive chronic drinkers to seek rum, while stores inform authorities of the changing market. Dakota Youth Sentenced in Iowa. The story notes H T Jennings of Brookings and co-defendant Gerald Engield linked to a recent chicken theft near Monango, with Jennings receiving up to ten years in Anamosa Reformatory after pleading guilty to breaking and entering.
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Audubon County Engineer Resigns to Enter Manufacturing
Special to News Telegraph reports Audubon county engineer and local National Guard commander Alte Van Lise resigns to pursue a patent linked tree satio operated from the ground. Harry Whitman, a local guard member, will partner in the enterprise.
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Florida property makes some jack former Audubonite headline
Former Audubon resident B S Berry bought Florida city property two years ago for 3000 and now claims it sold for 25000 while in Palm Beach he earned 22000 on a 2000 investment, the News Telegraph reports.
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Death of Prohibition Agent Yields Inquest Intrigue
Chicago dispatch reports the death of James Le sher known as Lone Wolf of the Prohibition Bureau. He supervised over 120 pending liquor violation cases and was found dead at his hotel from a brain hemorrhage. He had prior indictments and an acquittal in a Philadelphia case and served in Ohio and Kentucky regions. An official coroner's inquiry cited brain hemorrhage as the cause.
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Casey Men Escape As Train Hits Car
October 26 near Casey. A Ford touring car was struck by a moving train, splintered, with four Casey men inside uninjured. Schwabbe Nelson and Kelenberg leapt from the vehicle as the train passed, while the car overturned and dragged for several feet before halting.
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Shaw offer for Voss assets refused by referee Richards
Denison, Oct. 26. The offer of former Texas Shaw for the personal assets of C. L. Voss, a partner in Bank of Donixon, bankrupt, was refused by Referee in Bankruptcy Paul F. Richards at postponed hearings. Shaw’s attorneys presented the offer for him in person. Evaluations show Voss assets in Idaho and California not yet appraised. real estate estimated at 416000 overall, with 10000 collected since August 15. A real estate sale netted one third of Shaw’s offer after encumbrances. It is expected no further offer will be made and liquidation will proceed. The original hearing had planned a later all-assets bid, now considered unlikely. Your want ad in paper will be read by 16900 people.
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Federal judges vote on pay raise in referendum
Washington Jan 26. A referendum sent to 225 federal judges asks if there should be a salary increase and, if so, to what amount. Results will be compiled by Senators Ernst and Reed for submission to Congress. Bills on higher pay were not acted on previously but a new bill may be drafted for the next session.
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Mason City Lad Heads Five Bodies at Iowa University
Mason City youth Allen W. Dakin has been elected president of five campus organizations at the University of Iowa. He leads the Senior Liberal Arts class, the university Y.M.O.A., and holds presidencies or notable roles in the ALB, senior honor society, military organization, and other student groups amid campus events in Iowa City.
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Mournful night ends with multiple deaths in Sturbridge
An 81 year old farmer was murdered and his housekeeper and daughter were wounded in a late night shooting. John Brown, 47, bus driver, shot himself after the killings and also killed Eugene Holder, 48, and Mary Tiffany, 45, who kept the house. Jessie Tiffany narrowly escaped, a hairpin deflecting a shot. The motive remained unclear as investigators probed a possible robbery.
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Wind storm slams Alabama killing and injuring many
A violent wind storm swept three Alabama counties Pike Crenshaw Bullock Barbour Sunday killing seventeen people and injuring about fifty. White and Black residents alike perished as homes collapsed amid widespread rural damage. Rescue work began in Toy and other devastated areas.
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Rum Queen Gloria Casares Ship Seized in Sale Bid
The General Serrat schooner owned by Mme Gloria Casares was ordered placed on sale amid a rum running case. Captain Whitburn claims $40,000 wages for himself and crew, and the admiralty court acted on the request.
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Bluff Welfare Drive Sets New Quota in Council Bluffs
The Council Bluffs Welfare association announced a 33,020 quota for the campaign, down from 40,927. Campaign expenses will be half of last year and a larger share will fund local relief. Henry Peterson, director, said precampaign work is under way in all divisions.
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Stamp Tax Held Valid in Supreme Court Ruling
Washington reports the U S Supreme Court declined to review lower court decisions on the Philippine stamp tax on foreign bills of exchange. The tax remains in effect as validated by the court in this legal matter. The ruling confirms the tax authority exercised by Philippine authorities and reflected in U S jurisprudence.
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Persian Gulf Tornado Death Toll Reported
London October 26 reports say earlier figures put 7000 dead after a Persian Gulf tornado. Final tallies were expected to show a lower count as complete details emerge from fishermen and officials.
Moffett backs two new dirigibles as memorials
Rear Admiral William A. Moffett proposes building two giant dirigibles to honor the Shenandoah and Lansdowne crews. He urges national support for the navy and a Davy day program, framing the project as a fitting tribute to supreme sacrifice amid wartime aviation losses.
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Jowa Man Heads District Kiwanis at Shenandoah 1926
Beatrice Nob. Ort. Sterling Alexander of Webster City was elected governor of the district at Shenandoah Ia. Nebraska district Kiwanis meets here Saturday. Sidney Lo Taylor of Sioux City was chosen secretary and Burton Dew of Fort Des Moines was treasurer for the 1926 convention.
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Suing Cedar Rapids Over Bathing Beach Death
Mrs. Leah Wolfe sues the city alleging full responsibility for her son Richard Wolfe’s death at the Municipal Bathing Beach on July 17. She seeks 95.75 dollars in damages and warns a formal lawsuit will be filed if the claim is denied by the Cedar Rapids city council.
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