Financial year ends with solid national results
New York reports the fiscal year closed with solid business prospects and strong foreign trade. Production and employment remain high, bank deposits rise, and Liberty bonds finish near par, though some industries face hesitancy and misgivings about current conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. O O. Noyle
Canton Daily News
New York
United States
Treasury
Liberty Bonds
Cneavor
Businss
Joany
Presidents Overpaid Sales Managers Underpaid
Western lumber business leader D K Skinner argues presidents earn 25 000 or more while sales managers win 6 000 or less. He says profits rise when pay focuses on profits from selling over production and charts a shift toward higher rewards for advertising and selling brains.
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Western Lumberman
West
D. KB. Skinner
Seattle
Pacific Coast
Advertising Club
Skinner
Local Produce Markets Share June Midwest Prices
Chicago June 30 reports show butter receipts and prices for Creamery extra and firsts, egg cases, assorted cheeses, live poultry, and potatoes. Cleveland and Pittsburgh markets list similar items with Egyptian onions, North Carolina and Maine potatoes, fowls and ducks, and fresh eggs with regional price ranges.
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Chicago
Cleveland
Louisiana
California
North Carolina
Maine
Virginia
New York
Pittsburgh
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Shepherd Freed by Grand Jury in Mrs McClintock Death
Chicago June 30 William arling Shepherd was fully freed of murder charges after the county grand jury returned no bills. Testimony focused on an oath and post mortem exam in the death of Mrs Kaima Nelson McClintock, mother of Billy McClintock, once aided by Shepherd.
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Chicago
William Arling Shepherd
Kaima
Nelson McClintock
Shepherd
Billy
McClintock
Billy McCuitock
Kellogg Open to China Talks With Major Powers
The United States seeks a united response from Britain Japan France and other powers in China to a Chinese note demanding treaty revisions. Secretary Kellogg would join a new conference on Chinese affairs if assurances were given that the Peking government could implement any agreements.
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Washington
Great Britain
Apan
France
China
Kellogg
Peking
Chicago man dies of apoplexy at Asbury Park pavilion
Thomas F. Barry, 68, of Chicago, a Globe Mutual Life Insurance Co. resident, collapsed and died of apoplexy at the Ocean Wave bathing pavilion near Asbury Park last night.
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Asbury Park
N. J
Tomas F. Barry
Chicago
Globe Mutual Lifeurance Co
Ocean Wave
Spanking Allegation Threatens Woman in Cleveland
Cleveland reports a 35 year old husband allegedly spanking his wife Georgia Rider age 17. Doctors fear for her life as authorities assess the case. The fragment also mentions cotton price data from New York with unsettled figures.
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Cleveland
Broodig
Eorgia Rider
Jock Moison
Prices To Farmers By Ohio Buicers Milling Co Canton
Prices for staples in Canton show breakdowns for wheat oats hay straw and poultry with listed per unit charges. Wheat price quotes range from 0.817 to 0.817 per bushel and hay and straw values appear per bale or ton. Poultry items include chickens geese and dressed hare prices per pound or unit. New York coffee opening prices show slight declines with July at 80 cents and other contracts down to 13 cents.
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Ohio Buiclers
Milling Co
Canton
New York
Market stalls offer mixed summer produce at 45 cent sale
The local market reports fresh berries and vegetables at varied prices. Black raspberries currants and cherries are 45 cents, beans 30 cents per pound, wax beans 20 cents per bunch, apples and plums from California appear at 25 to 50 cents, ears of corn 10 cents each, eggs up to 39 cents, and butter cheese and grains see small shifts amid broader wheat market declines.
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Ima
California
Chicago Wheat Exchange
Arcade Market Pricelist of Fresh Produce and Meats
A scanned grocery list from Arcade Market detailing prices for fruits vegetables and meats. Items include Currants Cherries Green onions Celery Parsley Spinach Lettuce Lemons Oranges Bananas Cucumbers Turnips Onions walnuts Beans Radishes Lettuce Tomatoes Mushrooms Raisins Coconuts Peas Artichokes Grapefruit Cabbage Oranges Potatoes Honeydew Melons Strawberries Watermelons Apples and various cuts of meat with prices per unit. Also notes home grown items and specialoffers.
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Patieuce Steiner
California
Ieee
BOO
Texas
Ford
New Hastings
DOL Ee Seree Resiccreesees Boc
Imperial Valley
Eerie
Calif
Wall Street steadies after California quake calm
Wall Street in New York on June 20 dismissed quake worries as a factor for stock losses. The market edged higher in autos, rubber, tobacco, and certain “specialties” amid a narrow market and pending midyear data. French bonds softened, Italian lira lagged, and Northwestern rail traffic hinted at rising rates. United Alley and Timken quotes and Transue activity were noted.
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Stuart P. West
Canton Daily News
Wall Street
New York
Wall St
Fuller
California
Stock Exchange
Smartiona
Department of Agriculture
Northwestern Railway
New York Bonds Rally on Junior Issues as Rates Hike Hopes Grow
In New York June 30, 1925, junior railway bonds drew speculation and investment interest led by St. Paul issues amid rate hike expectations. Strong demand also lifted high grade government bonds while French and German issues mixed gains. New offerings included Columbus Electric Power refunding 5s and Southwestern Public Services 6s.
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George T. Hughes
Canton Daily News
New York
St. Paul
Chicago & Alton
Treasury
First Mortgage Savings Bank
West Shore
New York Central
Atchison General
United Kingdom
United States
Interboro
Columbus
Southwestern Public Services
Pacific Spring Co merges with L. A. Young Industries
Oakland reports the Pacific Spring Co. merges into L. A. Young Industries of Detroit. The Oakland plant will be enlarged and extended to manufacture mechanical devices generally, signaling expansion and broader production scope.
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Oakland
Pacific Spring Co. Pioneer Makers
L. A. Young Industries, Inc
Detroit
Chicago and Cleveland Livestock Markets June 30 Report
Livestock receipts across Chicago Cleveland and Pittsburgh show mixes in price and steady to higher markets. Hogs and cattle lead with varied weights, sows and calves, feeders and stockers, while sheep and lambs stay steady with strong bids for prime and mixed lots. Bulls, cows, veal calves, and canners range in modest spreads by region.
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Hicago
Hs 8
Bureau of Markets
Cleveland Livestock
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Stolen Willys-Knight Car Reported Near Timken Plant
Joseph Bennett reports Monday evening his Willys-Knight touring car license 758-128 was stolen from near the Timken Roller Bearing Co. plant at 737 Renkerth building.
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Joseph Bennett
Renkerth Building
Willys-Knight
Timken Roller Bearing Co
Builders' Supplies and Building Materials Listings
A Canton listing details assorted construction materials with prices. Portland cement plaster lime shingles lath and brick are shown with unit prices and packaging terms for builders in Ohio.
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Ohio Builders
Canton
Portland Cement
Paria
Mason
Wheat and corn rally on Chicago market surge
June 30 report shows wheat opening sharply higher with Liverpool steadier than expected, triggering shorts cover. July wheat at 1.46 and December 1.45. Corn gains follow wheat strength with July 1.00 and September 1.01, while December rests near 87.
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Chicago
Liverpool
Batchelor, Co
ICAGO
One
Wools Market Moves Across Domestic and Foreign Clips
Boston buyers watch domestic wool demand rise for fine grades while foreign wools quote higher. Australian 470s fetch 1.20 clean in bond with dealers pushing to 1.25, Montivideo 56s at 46 grease. Delaines hold 56c with 56 to 68 quoted. limited offerings at 66.
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Boston
Arrest of Mrs. O. A. Yalis on assault and battery warrant
Mrs. O. A. Yalis of 1000 Michael pf SW was arrested Monday afternoon on a warrant charging assault and battery. Her case was continued in criminal court Tuesday.
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O. A. Yalis
Michael Pf
Announce Dividends From Regional Firms On July 1
Several Ohio firms declare July 1 dividends with 1 percent preferred stock and common shares in many cases. Notable companies include Harris Automatic Press Cleveland 75 cents common and Kaynee Cleveland 1 percent. James Lefftl Springfield 2 percent preferred. Troy Sunshade Troy 1 percent preferred and $1.00 common.
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Harris Automatic Press Co
Cleveland
Haughton Elevator & Machine Co
Toledo
Harbourer Co
Seybold Machine Co
Dayton
Superior Underwear Co
Piqua
Henry Furnace & Foundry Co
Morgan Lithograph Co
Coshocton Glove Co
Coshocton
The
Bonnet Co
Canton
Kaynee Co
Moock Electric Supply Co
Troy Sunshade Co
Troy
James Lefftl & Co
Springfield
Domestic Electric Co
Cars Collide in Massillon Two Injuries Reported
Two accidents were reported to Massillon police Monday with no injuries. Thomas Flemming of Chiost collided with N A Cool of Canton at Center and Main. Flemming turning from Center east on Main. Cool’s car tipped on its side and was damaged. Cool uninjured. A collision at Main and Mill involved Joe Pertels of Wooster Street and Ruth Elsewbrow of Third Street. Bertel’s car rear damaged and Eisenbrei’s front bumper damaged. no injuries. The second crash occurred Monday evening about 9 p m.
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Massillon
Thomas Flemming
Chiost
N. A. Cool
McKinley Av
Canton
Center
Main
Fleming
Cool
Ming
Flemming
Joe Pertels
Wooster St
Main and Mill Sts
Ruth Elsewbrow
Third St
Bertel
Eisenbrei
Massillon Scout Camp Set to Open July 6
The Massillon scout camp at Camp Mason on Turkeyfoot Lake will run from July 6 to August 2. It is split into two two week periods. Scouts must reserve at the Schworm building by depositing $1 per planned week. Robison, scout executive, will oversee operations.
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Massillon
Camp Mason
Turkeyfoot Lake
Schworm
Tra Robinson
Man Arrested on $15 Restaurant Theft Charge
Massillon June 30 Roy Shaffer was arrested on an affidavit by N A Di Donato of the Massillon restaurant for taking $15 from the cash register. He denied the charge in court and failed to post $109 bond, returning to city jail to await trial Friday. Prosecution motion led to dismissal of assault and battery cases against Arvime Melvin and Joseph Simon.
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Massillon
Roy Shaffer
N. A. di Donato
Shaffer
Arvime
Melvin
Joseph Simon
Massillon Police Court: Guilty Pleas on Liquor Charges
Massillon police court reports Monday pleas of guilty by Emmett Welch and Nick Davis on liquor charges with fines of 500 dollars and costs each. Martin Unger failed to appear, bond of 310 dollars forfeited. car and liquor confiscated by police.
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Massillon
Emmett Welch
Nick Davis
Canton
Martin Unger
Unger
Early celebration of Fourth brings five youths arrest
Massillon police arrest five west side youths Monday evening for firing large salutes at Main and Wooster streets causing disturbance. Officers Kelso and Fellabom confiscate noise. the boys M Myers W Lipps Donald Remley G Appleby Gifford Koehler face $1 fines with costs and conditional suspension. Judge Kaley warns against fireworks sales to minors under ordinance with $5 to $25 penalty.
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Massillon
Kelso
Fellabom
Main and
Wooster St
M. Myers
W. Lipps
Donald Remley
G. Appleby
Gifford Koehler
Kaley
Stolen Chevrolet Found in Massillon Returns to Owner
A Chevrolet touring car was stolen from 8rd Street Northeast Canton Saturday night and found abandoned on West Main Street in Massillon. Police returned the vehicle to its owner Clarence Morgan of Canton this morning. Another Canton license Chevrolet was found days ago. no one has claimed the first car yet.
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Massillon
Canton
Clarence Morgan
W. Main &I
Cotton goods firm in Worth st market on bullish crop outlook
DRY GOODS NEW YORK June 30 Cotton goods were quiet but firm in the Worth st market today reflecting bullish private estimates of 1925 cotton crop. Quotations for 64x60s were 91-2 and for 68x72 10 8-8c. Ray silk was fairly steady, but some grades lost 5c a pound in price.
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New York
Worth St
Collision of Autos in Tuscarawas Street Incident
Automobiles driven by A N Lewis and Frank Cavelli were damaged in a collision on Tuscarawas Street BE near Walnutaw. Lewis had been parked on the curb and was pulling away when Cavelli's car struck his vehicle.
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A. N. Lewis
4Th St SE
Frank Cavelli
Warner Rd SE
Tuscarawas St BE
Walnutaw
Lewis
Cavelli
Bond Opening Report From New York June 30
Opening liberty bonds show varied values with 314s at 100.31 and 100s at 102.21 for first 4% bonds. Second 4% trades at 101.15, third 4s at 101.25, fourth 4s at 102. The 314 new 4448 stands at 107.22 and new 4s at 10.
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New York
Liberty
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Tor
Ross Butter Stores
Old York State
Rand Jury
Psolven
Clintock
Ening, Dyly
Garry H. Dean
Harry H. Dean
Court
Hamburg
Rose Butter Stores
Garris Arcade
Sweitzer
Wisconsin
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N. Y. Stocks
United Alley
Timken
Transue
N. Y. Curb
Kuhns-Batchelor Co
Janee
Glen Rock
Kuhne- Batchelor Co
Pete Tee
Salt Creek
Gibson
Atchison Ry
Atl Gulf & W
Calif Pet
United Verde
Chi M & St P
Davies A
Red Bank Seene Eee Ereres
Ri&p
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Hi & North
G & el
Lt & Power
National Power & Steee
United Lt & Power A
Erie Ayteres
Arkansas Gas
Mexico
Goodyear
Nipissing Aweewee Seeeee
Goodrich Rub
Oble Eee
Enweene
Gt North
la Fetee Eee
Ewan
Gulf Steel
Cities Service
Com Sane
Hide & L Pfd
Com Ee
Bankers
Houston
Hudson Met
Wilson
Kenn Kelly-Spring
Son
Marland Oil
Kresge Dt Sts
Cleveland Auto. Com
Moon Motors
Canada
Pacific
Anglo American Oil
Wenee
Borne Scrymser
Wee
Packard Metr
Phildelphia Co
Phillips Pet
Crescent Pipe
Pierce-Arrow
Cumberland
Eureka
Pullman Stone
Galena Signal Oil. Com
Aleg —Y
Seu Pacific
Prairie Oil & Gas
Sou Rantes
Bry Solar Refining
Streling
Southern Line
St Joe
South Penn
St L & S F
South West Penn
Studebaker
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RY O
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Tee
Trans Oil
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French Republic
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Dept of Seiie
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Beth Steel
Brier Hill Steel
Can North Ry
CCC & Stl
DuPont
Detroit Edison
Grand Trunk Ry
Humble Os
Illinois Centres
C Power & Lt
Kelly Springfield
Nor Am Edison
YC & St L
Y Edison
Penagon
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Toledo Edison
S& West Union
Wilson & Colony
Amer Sugar
CB & Q
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Goodrich Co
Goodyear Tire
Gt North Ry
Illinois
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Libby-McNeifl
Morris & Co
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Switzerland
Business Survey
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Henry J
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Central
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Canton Material
Canton Stamp & En O* Ee
Canton Mortgage
Canton Morris Plan Bank
Te Nannemiller Ofd
United Alloy Td
United Electric
Builders’ Supplies
Dee
Alsike Anne Timothy
Kuhna-Batchelor Co
Rid
Amer Dvntierepe
Amer
Ig Oe
City
Cleveland Railway
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Goodyear T & R
Grassell Chem
Metro Av Brick
Wool Market
Mt Massillon
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