Hogs Steady in Markets Amid Mixed Readings Across Regions
Hog markets showed little improvement with steady to slightly lower prices. Chicago buyers held top bids around 3.40 with most sales 3.25 to 3.40 while Cleveland and Pittsburgh trended down. East Buffalo and St Louis varied with light weights showing strength in some areas. Cattle and sheep receipts and activity were mixed, with overall quieter markets and selective demand for light feeders and lambs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Buffalo
St. Louis
East Buffalo
East St. Louis
Weiss
Sigput Rizxt
Wisifeld Fulgez
Cattle and Hogs Prices Steady to Mixed Across Markets
Chicago AP reports mixed activity in cattle hog markets. Cattle receipts scarce with steady prices for live cattle and vealers. weighty steers and slaughter cows hold at mixed levels. Hog prices show fair demand with top prices around 370 and averages near 286. sow and gilt values vary by weight. Sheep and lamb markets remain steady with light declines in some classes.
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Towa
Associated Press
Jenna
Mason City
Ottumwa
Waterloo
Des Moines
de Los
South ST Pau
Fivestock
ST Paul
Earier
Recein
Reneral
Chicago
Grain prices retreat as markets turn downward on Friday
Wheat led the decline on the board as selling spread to corn oats and rye with losses of up to 1½ to 2 cents. Provisions weakened while Liverpool cables unsettled sterling and cash prices largely held steady amid light receipts and a colder forecast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Board of Trade
Liverpool
American Southwest
Grain market captions amid debt relief and low wheat prices
The article notes deteriorating commodity prices since September with wheat and livestock at very low levels and a weak pound fueling the movement. Bar silver hits a record low in New York as price indices show limited recovery since June. Mercantile reviews mix optimism for pre holiday retail with Downtrodden business signals.
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New York
Dan's
Bradstreet’s
Chicago Produce Market News and Poultry Receipts
Live receipts show 21 trucks with hens and springs steady as markets ease. Butter and eggs mixed with steady to weak dairy quotes and futures little changed, while potato shipments remain on track despite moderate supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Wisconsin
Minnesota Leobbiers
Idaho Tussets
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Grain and Produce Prices
A cluttered listing from Cedar Rapids shows varied prices for grain, hay, oats, corn, straw, hens, and produce, with numerous entries for hides, furs, and livestock by multiple suppliers. Also included are wholesale feeds, vegetables, fruits, citrus, and a section on foreign exchange rates with several European and American currencies quoted.
Wall Street Stocks Slip to Season Lows on Light Volume
The market drifted lower and posted the season’s dullest session as turnover hovered around 600000 shares. Major issues including Steel, IBM, Union Pacific, American Telephone, and Santa Fe fell modestly while many others slipped about two points or less amid economic concerns and war debt anxieties ahead of next week’s congressional session.
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New York
Voos Steel Preferred
International Busines Machine
Union Pacific
American Telephone Standard Cits
New York Central
Santa Fe
Consolidated Gas Com
American Pobacco
New York Central United Arcrift Southern Pacific
Natonal Biscuit
US Steel
American Tobacco
Allied Chemical
Santa Fe American Dan Westinghouse Electric
United Aircraft
Congress
Sers
Local Hog Prices Edged Down on Slim Market
Local hog prices slipped slightly amid a narrow market, with top quotes around 253 to 265 per hundredweight. Prices showed a mix of figures across grades, including 215 235 and 170 in scattered listings, reflecting a subdued market for live swine and wholesale meat trades.
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Sincitair
Gon
Quin Ty
Conan
Bond Markets React to War Debt Treaties and Treasury Notes
Markets weigh the impact of a proposed war debt treaty on American bonds as investors monitor Treasury issues. Demand shows mixed reactions with notable gains for utilities and telecommunication equities such as American Telephone, Western Electric, and Baltimore and Ohio, while government securities exhibit cautious movement.
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Bret
Tatimore
Ohio
Utilities
Power
Warner Bros
Western Electric
New York
Cen
Pennsylvania
Shell Kien
Oil
Standard Oi CO
Bones
Phlips Petroleum
Leres
Amercan
Santa Fe and
Alechens Corp
Stage manager motive questioned in elopement case
Report notes speculation about motive behind an elopement involving a leading individual and the stage manager. Details indicate a train journey to Pecle Mele Paris, with officials outlining key facts and potential influences on the decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inds
Pecle Mele
Paris
Protest Aide To Western Shippers Heard At Hearing
H R Park of the Chicago Livestock Exchange testifies at an interstate commerce commission hearing that sale in transit privileges raise western livestock costs by five to ten cents per hundred pounds. Midwest exchanges in Chicago St Louis Kansas City St Joseph Omaha and Sioux City filed the protest alleging discrimination in reconsigning sorting and changing ownership across several Western and Mountain states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Excelsior Springs
H. R. Park
Chicago Livestock Exchange
Interstate Commerce Commission
Chicago
Midwest
St. Louis
Kansas City
St. Joseph
Omaha
Sioux City
Denver
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
Colo
Salt Lake City
Ogden
Utah
Cheyenne
Wyo
Illinois
Iowa
Wisconsin
Nebraska
Missouri
Kansas
Park
Grand Island
Lincoln
Neb
Carbon Cuff
Stockdale
Til
Boone
Butler
Wis
William A. Disque
C. B. Heinemann
J. H. Tedrow
Kansas City Livestock Exchange
C. E. Childe
Omaha Livestock Exchange
L. M. Pexton
Denver Livestock Exchange
W. H Fitzpatrick
T. E. Phillips
Atchison
Topeka and Santa Fe
Cedar Rapids
Iowa City
Alton Railroad Company
Chicago and Eastern Illinois Railway
Chicago and Northwestern Railway Company
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad Company
Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul and Pacific Railway Company
Chicago, Rock Island and Gulf
Chicago, St. Paul
Minneapolis and Omaha
Clinton, Davenport and Muscatine
Elgin, Joliet and Eastern Railway Company
Extradition of Lemon to Iowa Refused in Olympia
Thorold Lemon a 26 year old fugitive from the Iowa state prison farm was denied extradition by Governor Roland H Hartley in Olympia. The governor called Lemon a changed man and a model citizen after pleas from Lemon and about 40 supporters at Bethel Pentecostal temple. Lemon, an evangelistic worker and lay preacher, was sentenced to eight years for a fatal hit run five years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olympia. Wash
Thorold Lemon
Iowa
Roland H Hartley
Lemon
Bethel Pentecostal Temple
Washington
Clive
Seattle
Temple
Inheritance Tax Paid On Wm King Estate Disclosures
The William King estate paid inheritance tax of 7333.36 plus interest 555.12 to the state. Net taxable value 237835.39, gross estate 259019.91. King died October 21, 1929. Principal assets included 1860 shares of King Investment Co stock and 237 shares in Kings Crown Plaster Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William King
King’s Crown Plaster Company
Des Moines
John Wicklund
State Treasurer
Eichorst Pleads Guilty To Murder And Burial
John Eichorst aged 53 pleaded guilty to first degree murder in Lady Smith Wisconsin. He confessed to beating his wife with a shovel during a quarrel and burying her in a shallow grave. He said he returned with dirt to cover her feet and found her legs in a different position suggesting an attempt to escape.
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Ladysmith
Wis
John Eichorst
James Wickham
At Eau Claire
Eichorst
Ellsworth Wilson
885 Pound Steer Sells Cheap at Chicago Auction
An 885 pound junior champion Hereford steer owned by Kenneth Zink of Verona Wisconsin sold for 25 cents a pound at a Chicago auction, bringing $221.25 to a local hotel. The price was 15 cents below last year’s champion in the same class at the International Livestock Show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Kenneth Zink
Verona
Wis
Marriage Licenses Filed For Four Couples in Iowa
Lawrence Peterson of Marion and Frances Patrick of Cedar Rapids applied for licenses. R Thomas Termohlen and Elea nore Elizabeth Linn, both of Linn county, also filed applications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Peterson
Marion
Frances Patrick
Cedar Rapids
R. Thomas Termohlen
Eleanore Elizabeth Linn
Linn County
Physician 87 Fights For Enchantress Estate Amid Violent Husbands
In Chicago a Detroit physician Edmund J. Bolio, 87, claims a 1877 wrapping paper will bequeaths $50,000 to Ida Marcoux, famed enchantress with four husbands who died violently. County lawyers call the will a fraud and seek the estate for the public, noting Marcoux’s life of marriages to Gardner, Cormier, Hechtner, and Marcoux and a history of suicides and drownings among her spouses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Edmund J. Bello
Detroit
Ida Marcoux
Cook County
Frederick A. Matthews
Bolio
Edmund J. Bolio
America May Not Answer Debt Pleas in Disarmament Debate
The committee voiced that Britain may pursue its plan, but will bear consequences. Senator Harrison warned stringent exchange rules or retaliation won’t move American opinion against debt cancellation or postponement. Rep Snell doubted tariff fears, while Senators Copeland and Dickinson pressed for European disarmament before debt relief.
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Great Britain
United States
Harrison
Mississippi
Rep. Snell
New York
Copeland
N. Y
Dickinson
Rep
Congress rejects war debt postponement pleas
The Associated Press reports a firm refusal to延期 the December 15 war debt payments. Speaker Garner Republican Leader Watson and Senate Foreign Relations Chair Borah signal no. France threatens to reject the Lausanne agreement if payments are required as Hoover holds that note Friday. Commerce economists note Britain's warning on trade restrictions is not a direct threat to the U.S. Secretary Stimson says an answer may be unnecessary.
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Associated Press
Congress
Garner
Watson
Borah
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
France
Hoover
Commerce Department
Britain
Stimson
Washington
France awaits U S reply to second debt postponement request
Paris officials and public opinion express anxiety over America's response to France's second request to postpone the war debt installment due next month. Premier Herriot discussed the matter with Henri Berenger, with press praised the note's tone and its aim to appeal to U S sensibilities.
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Paris
France
America
Herriot
Henri Berenger
Foreign Affairs Committee
The
Senate
Washington
United States
le Temps
Patterson Recovers 12000 in Alienation Suit Against Mapleton Mayor
A jury in Monona County District Court awarded Albert Patterson of Dennison 12000 after 21 hours of deliberation in an alienation of affections suit against Mapleton mayor W J Hambrook. Patterson sought 25000 claiming the mayor alienated his wife. The hearing before Judge R A Oliver extended nearly three weeks.
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Onawa
Albert Patterson
Dennison
W. J. Hambrick
Mapleton
Patterson
Monona County
R. A Oliver
Catholic Dignitary Dies After Fall in Santa Fe Garage
Arch bishop Albert T. Daeger, 60, of the Catholic archdiocese of northern New Mexico, died in Santa Fe Friday afternoon from injuries after falling down a flight of stairs in a garage.
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Santa FE
N. M
Albert T. Daeger
Northern New Mexico
Governor Turner Spent Five Hundred Fifty Six Dollars on Campaign
Des Moines report shows Governor Dan W Turner spent 556.50 on his failed bid for re election. He gave 225 to the Republican state central committee and had hotel expenses of 107.50. The text also notes Punta Arenas in Patagonia with two hours of daylight in winter.
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Des Moines
Dan W Turner
Secretary of State
Republican State Central Committee
Punta Arenas
Patagonia
Straits of Magellan
Formation of Linn County Unit to Repeal Dry Laws
Local professionals and businessmen met at Hotel Roosevelt to plan a Linn county division of the Iowa Repeal Council and Moderation league. Decker French of Davenport urged forming a county committee to fight reform divisions and promote temperance ahead of the next Town legislature session. Participants named include James E. Hamilton H. L. Walker Maurice Cahill Allie Durin Leo Custer M. J. Alexander S. V. Shonka Robert Toms and William Catlow. Final organization to be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn County
Iowa Repeal Council and Moderation League
Hotel Roosevelt
Decker French
Davenport
League
French
James E. Hamilton
H. L. Walker
Maurice Cahill
Allie Durin
Leo Custer
M. J. Alexander
8. V. Shonka
Robert Toms
William 8. Catlow
Battle Over Tool Kit In Trial Of Case For Robbery
In district court Friday afternoon the defense pressed its case in the robbery trial of Russell Case of Cedar Rapids 29 charged with breaking and entering the May 13 Springville creamery theft. State witnesses linked a tool kit marked with T R initials to Case finding it at his home after his and George Sanders Cedar Rapids arrest. Sanders confessed involvement in the Blairstown safe job May 8 and testified Case helped. A former repairman who knew Case for years said the tool kit appeared with Case for four or five years.
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T. R
Russell Case
Cedar Rapids
Springville
Case
George Sanders
Thode
Blairstown
Sanders
A. J. Chapman
John T. Moffit
Shirley Eaton
Tenth Street
Lucille Eaton
Seek Iowa City Girl Miss Thorburn Missing Since Nov
J. D Thorburn of Iowa City asked the police chief W. C Benesh to aid in locating Miss Orpha Thorburn who telephoned her parents from Cedar Rapids on November 18 and has been missing since. The letter notes she was to visit her parents in Iowa City on November 21 and had been canvassing house to house in Cedar Rapids.
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J. D Thorburn
Iowa City
W. C. Benesh
Orpha Thorburn
Cedar Rapids
Miss Thorburn
Cudahy Sues Wife For Divorce In Milwaukee Suit
Michael F. Cudahy a member of the wealthy packing family files for divorce from Alice Dickson Cudahy citing selfish personal interests and alleging she is unfit to care for their 6 year old son. The couple married in Sault Ste. Marie Michigan on a yacht trip in 1921.
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Milwaukee
INS
Michael F. Cudahy
Alice Dickson Cudahy
Sault Ste. Marie
Mich
Roosevelt Led In Iowa By 183 586 Votes
The Iowa canvassing board totals show Franklin D Roosevelt 598 019 and Herbert Hoover 414 433 giving Roosevelt a lead of 183 586 votes. Discrepancies in reports delayed completion of other presidential totals.
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Des Moines
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Hoover
Iowa
Roosevelt
Indiana Judge Endorses Suit Over Appleton Vending Deal
A district court jury heard a 5488 dollar suit brought by Joseph N. Klein of Indianapolis against W. F. Main doing business as Appleton Novelty. Klein accuses agent Biery of misrepresentations in a 200 vending machines contract claiming exclusive territory in Madison Delaware and Wayne counties. Biery allegedly mislocated machines and misrepresented theft and slug resistance. defense denied.
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F. O. Ellison
Joseph N. Klein
Indianapolis
W. F. Main
Appleton Novelty Company
Klein
R J. Biery
Madison
Delaware
Wayne
Indiana
Biery
R. L. Stallman
Albina Otterbein
R. C. Giltrap
E. E. McDaniel
E. M. Sos Boda
Emil Dolazel
Daisy R. Sundberg
O. L. Gerda
Walter Williams
Phoebe Sheets
Louis W. Barta
Martin Wiley
Suspended Sentences for Stealing Turkeys
Louie Schultz and Joseph Slavik received 90 day suspended sentences after pleading guilty to larceny of domestic fowls in district court. Judge John T. Moffit handed down the term following a true information filed by County Attorney Carl Henderson. The pair allegedly took several turkeys from a rear pen at Globe grocery. Schultz was arrested Sunday night with a turkey in each arm, Slavik Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louie Schultz
Joseph Slavik
John T.moffit
Carl Hendrickson
Globe
Otto Szicar
Schultz
Poice
Slavik
Hildebrands Dismiss Real Estate Suit With Prejudice
In district court Judge F O Ellison presided as the action by B C Hildebrand and E W Hildebrand against Elizabeth S Johnston to compel specific performance of a real estate purchase agreement was dismissed with prejudice by the plaintiffs on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. C. Hildebrand
E. W. Hildebrand
Elizabeth S. Johnston
F. O. Ellison
Dismissal in Iowa Milling Co vs Mackey Contract Suit
A contract dispute between Iowa Milling Co and Bill Mackey operating as South Side Feed Co was dismissed by the plaintiff in district court before Judge F. Ellison at the cost of the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Milling Company
Bill Mackey
South Side Feed Company
F. ©. Ellison
Judge grants divorce and custody in Dean case
Judge John T. Moffit grants Helen Dean a divorce from Elmer H. Dean on cruelty grounds. Helen wins custody of a minor child and receives support payments. The couple wed in Missouri in 1921.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Moffit
Helen Dean
Elmer H. Dean
Missouri
Judge H C Ring Hears Mentzer Estate Report
In district court Friday Judge H C Ring heard final report by Charles W Mentzer as special administrator of the John Mentag estate. Objections centered on the expenditure for repairs on several properties. Mentzer testified on the witness stand through the morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Ring
District Court
Charles W. Mentzer
John Mentag
Mentzer
Tichy Granted Separate Maintenance in District Court
Antonette Agnes Tichy won a decree of separate maintenance from Frank Tichy after a hearing before Judge H. C. Ring. The plaintiff received custody of two minor children, alimony, and title to a real estate interest and household goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antonette Agnes Tichy
H. C. Ring
Frank Tichy
Two youths furnished bonds on trespass charge
Bonds of 300 each were furnished by Ben Brazanski and Sylvester Kubec, both 18, in district court on a charge of trespassing and cutting wood on property of J. W. Griffith and Elizabeth Griffith. They waived preliminary hearing before Justice G. S. Lightner. Police arrested them Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Brazanski
Sylvester Kubec
J. W. Griffith
Elizabeth Griffith
G .S. Lightner
Rock Island Bridge Works Sues J W Hopp for 235.96
The Rock Island Bridge and Iron Works of Rock Island HI sues J W Hopp Construction company and J W Hopp doing business as J W Hopp Construction for a 235.96 judgment in district court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Island Bridge and Iron Works
Rock Island, HI
J. W. Hopp Construction Company
J. W. Hopp
Prince of Wales Faces Criticism Over Golf Hobby
London reports show the Prince of Wales favors golf for leisure and aims to lower his handicap from 14 to 12 this year. His club tournament play has drawn unusual scrutiny from the British press, which typicaly guards royal reputations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Prince of Wales
Mae Marsh Turns Writer For Her Three Children
Hollywood actress Mae Marsh, known for her Screen career and motherhood, writes a book of verse for her three children. The volume titled When They Ask Me My Name will be published soon with a foreword by Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt. An unrelated note mentions salt content in ocean water being about three and a half pounds per hundred pounds.
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Hollywood
Calif
Mae Marsh
Miss Marsh
Franklin D. Roosevelt
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