Wages Higher Now Than Ever Before in U S
Washington reports that American wage earners enjoy the best conditions in history with wages 190 percent higher than 1918 and 800 percent above 1913 across major industries. Savings deposits reach 9 billion dollars as payrolls soar and home buying, investments, and savings rise.
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Washington
America
Department of Labor
Treasury Department
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New Orleans
Cleveland Stocks Hauling At Hemlock 2500
Cleveland Daily News Want Ads promise results for buyers and sellers as a short stock listing note mentions Hemlock 2500 in a compact classified style.
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Huying Ae
Daily News
Business And Wall Street Are Happy The Result Of Developments Of Past Week
New York reports cheerful week on Wall Street with 40 of 65 commodity advances. Gold inflows, higher money rates, rail traffic gains, and record bank clearings drive optimism, while industrial hiring improves in Detroit and Canada trade chatter remains upbeat. Prices of wool and copper rise, building permits surge. chief executives predict a booming fall retail season.
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Federal Reserve
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Jacksonville
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Woolworth's
Radio vision and film from a farmer's view in 1925
Washington notes advances by Charles F Jenkins toward radio vision and moving pictures linked to radios. A compact box device may let farmers see broadcasts, with cameras capturing rapid motions and pilots of bullets. The piece cites government interest and a tobacco cooperative restructuring in the Tri State area.
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Mr. Jenkins
Walter Johnson
Henry Ford
Egg Price Rise Captures Canton Households Interest
Local market notes show wholesale egg prices up one cent per dozen, with retail prices likely to follow by Tuesday. Butter and wheat quote stability contrasts with mixed fruit and vegetable movements and forecasts uncertain potato yields in Michigan Wisconsin and Maine. Arcade Market listings detail numerous produce items and prices, while retail meat sections list varied cuts and prices from local stores.
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Michigan
Wisconsin
Maine
Canton Market Prices for Wheat Hay and Chickens
Obio Balladers Milling Way Canton reports current prices for wheat varieties at 1.50 per bushel and 0.60 for No 2 oats. Hay and straw are priced per ton at 16 and 12.01 respectively. Poultry prices include spring chickens at 6 per lb, hens at 0.28 per lb, dressed ham and other items with small figures noted.
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Canton
Canton Stocks Grand Rapids Furniture Output Rise
Canton reports furniture production up 22 percent from the 1924 period and 50 percent above the matching time in 1923. Spokane bank deposits rise from 4 015 156 on June 30 to 55 397 074 to date.
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Livestock Prices Across Markets Tumble and Rally
Canton Daily News summarizes Oct 12 market activity with Union Stock Yards Chicago reporting light hog demand and strong weight hogs at 12 dollars, plus steady to weak cattle and lamb bids. Cleveland Pittsburgh and Chicago offerings show beef, veal, and sheep varied by region with sizable arrivals and mixed gains.
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Industrial hiring rise and rail rate cut across states
Cleveland reports a wage hike of one cent an hour at 70 large plants with lowest paid workers rising from 44 to 44.8 cents. Employment up four percent in a month and demand for labor 70 percent higher than a year ago. Colorado Midland railroad cuts agricultural product rates 20 cents per hundred pounds. Wheeling Steel in Martins Ferry reports a daily pig iron record of 468 tons. Boston area sees brisk demand for anthracite substitutes and Pennsylvania bituminous coal for domestic use. buckwheat anthracite promoted.
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New England
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Grains Close Irregular Across Markets
Chicago grain prices closed irregularly on October 12 with wheat up 1 to 4 cents, corn slipping while oats and other grains showed mixed movement. Cash grain prices in Chicago listed varied levels across hard and soft wheat, corn, and oats, with several futures quoted for October through March. Toledo seed prices followed, showing slight shifts for clover and timothy with December and March contracts.
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Many Machines in Collisions in Massillon
Massillon on Oct. 12 reports a string of auto mishaps. C Caldwell of Brewster suffered a deep head wound when his car collided with Charles Price on East Tremont street. Price was unhurt. Damage included a broken fender and glass. Caldwell drove on the wrong side. Other incidents include two cars at Main and Forestds, a minor crash at Lincoln and North, and collisions at Charles and Hillets, Erie and Mainsts. A Yellow Cab accident at Mill and Main eta damaged the taxi front.
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Massillon
C. Caldwell
Brewster
East Tremont St
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Caldwell
Price
Strobel
Jed- 6On Pate
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Mill and
Main Eta
Sam Heyman
T. P. Powers
Park St
McDonaldsville
Drive to Raise Funds for Religious School in North Canton
North Canton October 12 The week day school of religion seeks 1000 for its fund starting October 14. Board of directors includes Rev M A Cossahouny W S Warburton John B Mohler A Swope Rev M Beck EB L Warstler and T G Denton. About 560 ladies will run the campaign with pledges paid to treasurer W Warburton by November 10.
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Week Day School of Religion
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Warburton
John B. Mohler
A. Swope
Rev. M. Beck
EB L Warstler
T. G. Denton
W. Warburton
Local Produce Markets and City Prices Report
Cleveland and Pittsburgh markets report butter eggs and produce prices for October 12. Butter ranges 50 to 52 1/2 cents, eggs about 52 cents, onions and cucumbers listed with Ohio and Pennsylvania references, plus tomatoes peaches and potatoes noted.
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Ohio
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Pennsylvania
California
Marlboro PTA to discuss proposed township high school bond
Marlboro residents gather as the Marlboro Parent Teachers Association meets to talk over the proposed township high school bond issue to be voted on next month. School board members are expected to attend, and a musical program will be presented by Mrs. John Gilkey and Mrs. Vernice Gilliland.
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Parent-Teachers Association
John Gilkey
Vernice Gilliland
Markets Closed Today Observation of Columbus Day
Markets are closed today due to Columbus Day. No market reports will be issued as the holiday is observed nationwide.
Sailors 10 Operate Cars During Paris Strike
Paris dispatch reports sailors from Verient and other naval yards were called to replace bus and trolley drivers and survey engineers during a 24 hour strike called by the Communist Party. Despite Moscow orders many workers did not join, with only 90 extension taxi drivers and small percentages of bus, trolley and subway workers striking. Police and 10,000 troops reinforced Paris amid uncertainty. Officials expect the action to end.
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General Plastiras Disappears Amid Greek Political Turmoil
Vienna reports General Plastiras, who led the Greek revolution that ousted King George, has vanished as Premier Pangalos orders his arrest. Several aides, including ex-Interior Minister Papanadrou, are detained. Public sentiment runs high with calls for elections and possible government shakeups.
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Trotzky Takes Three Months Vacation from Moscow
Leon Trotzky former war commissar and chairman of the Supreme concession committee sails from Moscow for a three month vacation in the Caucasus. The trips previously sparked talk of exile by Bolshevik opponents though recent dispatches show no new rift with Soviet leaders as he resumes duties as a businessman.
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Russia to release first postrevolution gold coins
Moscow Oct 12 The government announces that the first gold coins issued in Russia since the revolution will soon enter circulation. The 10 ruble chervonetz coins contain 119.4826 grains of pure gold and are valued at about $5.14. The coins are dated 1923.
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Canton Daily
Moscow
Russia
Burglars Loot Gem Clothing Store. $6,000 Loss in Coshocton
Coshocton authorities hunt burglars after a Sunday night break in at the Gem clothing store. Women’s wear valued between $6,000 and $7,000 were stolen, prompting a broad manhunt and investigation.
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Yellow Kid to Test Europe Aim as Con Artist
Chicago Oct 12. Jon I Weill known as the Yellow Kid plans to go to Europe as representative for American concerns. He boasts of selling stocks and bonds to the titled and wealthy abroad while facing pending prison terms for bad checks. He predicts likely continued trouble with police if he returns to Chicago.
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Pony Express Rider Arrives in Canton Amid Ceremony
Joseph William Irwin III, a direct descendant of a Pony Express rider, rode into Canton Monday noon greeted by Mayor C. M. Ball and Postmaster L. L. Cw or, among others. The 25 year old Ogden Utah native began in Cleveland last Monday and will cover about 600 miles north eastern Ohio in 18 days using a single pony. The ride includes delivering messages between city leaders as he passes through towns, a history tied to a Paramount film showing at Strand theater.
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Wiliam Irwin
Canton
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American Legion Rolls Call Tonight at Hoover Dam
The American Legion hosts its annual roll call at Hoover Dam tonight at 6 o clock with roll call and officer nominations. The "cats" committee works on preparations for a good dinner.
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North Canton
American Legion
Loover Dam
Cats
Mrs Clark Wehl Recital At Reformed Church
Mrs Clark Wehl will give a public recital by her pupils at the Reformed Church in North Canton on Wednesday night at 8 o'clock. Call Home 3500 for buying or selling inquiries. Daily News Want Ads set.
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