Chicago Hog Market Sees Steady Tone Amid Large Supplies
Hog markets absorbed a large supply with little price change. Chicago led with slow to steady demand. top bids near 4.60, bulk 4.05 to 4.55, while receipts were heavy in Chicago and other cities. Cattle and lamb sides showed softness in spots with uneven demand and mixed prices across regions.
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Chicago
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
East Buffalo
East St Louis
East St
East St. Laws
Livestock Market Receipts and Prices Across Regions
Receipts show heavy cattle and calf totals with mixed bids and steady to weak demand. Beef steers, heifers, and cows vary by weight and quality while hog and lamb markets display regional price ranges and steady to rising tendencies. Leading markets include Des Moines Omaha and smaller Iowa towns with multiple weight categories quoted.
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B. Dowt
Omaha
Wright
Oppas
Towa
Associated
PRISS
Iota
Mason City
Ottumwa
Waterloo
Des Moines
Bond Market Churn Mixed Amid Policy Outlook
New York trading showed mixed bond prices as traders weighed wartime policy stance. Railroad and utility issues moved irregularly while Treasury and high-grade issues held steady. Liberty bonds closed near prior levels with modest gains noted in select issues.
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New York
Hartmore
Ohio
Chesapeake and
Pacific Land
U S&s Rubber $S
Goodrich 6
Warner Bross
North Americsan Loan Group
Armentide Actin
Colombia
Peru
Sac
Urucuay
Flour Market Notes From Minneapolis and Chicago Markets
Scattered OCR from mid-century commodity pages lists flour, bran, and cereal prices with references to Minneapolis and Chicago markets. Fragments show figures like $4 20 and various country origins, including Germany Austria Norway and Sweden, plus notes on futures and supply lines.
Grain Prices Slip From Early Rise On Mixed Vibe
Chicago grain markets opened higher but fell back as selling grew on ample supply and weak stock trends. Wheat closed lower amid late rally pressure while corn oats and rye showed mixed movements. Canadian marketings remained heavy but weather in the west kept demand subdued.
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Chicago
UPI
Board of Trade
West
Liverpool
Grain Market Report from Chicago and Minneapolis
Grain movement details list bids and receipts for wheat and corn across Chicago and Minneapolis. Prices show No 2 hard winter and No 3 soft oats, with third party notes on silage mixes and seeds, and mention bid ranges for Timothy and clover seeds.
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Chicago
Selina Abe
Selina
Minneapolis
Casie Grain
H.cave
Mondy North
Duluth
Wall Street Stocks Mixed As Trading Sluggish On Monday
Wall Street closed lower on Monday with declines in U S Steel issues and several names while rails and industrials showed modest gains in late trading. Union Pacific Santa Fe Case Harvester and American Can posted losses around 1 point or more, with overall volume around 1.3 million shares.
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U. S
Union Pacific
Santa Fe
Case
Harvester
American Can
Southern Pacific
Louisville and Nashville
U .S Steel
Montgomery Werd
Sears
Allied Chemical
American Telephone
National Cash Register
Consolidated Gas
Local Porkers Edge Higher as Markets Rise
Hog prices gained modestly on Monday with all grades advancing two cents. The top price rose to three dollars and sixty five cents per hundredweight as buyers showed steady demand in a cautious market.
Primaries Enter Final Week In Wisconsin Massachusetts And New York
The national and local candidate selection nears completion with Democratic and Republican primaries in New York Massachusetts and Wisconsin. Wisconsin features a heated GOP fight between Governor La Follette and former Governor Kohler and a Senate contest between Blaine and Chapple. Massachusetts contests include eight congressional nominations and a Republican gubernatorial race with Youngman facing three opponents.
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Associated Press
New York
Massachusetts
Wisconsin
Philip la Follette
Walter J Kohler
John J. Blaine
John B. Chapple
Ashland
Ryan Duffy
Joseph B. Ely
William S. Youngman
Republican P
Frank A. Goodwin
Boston Finance Commission
U S Backing France In Arms Debate Faces Alarm
The United States signals backing France on arms but warns against re armament. Officials stress treaty sanctity though not a Versailles signatory. Senator Reed informs Herriot the U S will support the League of Nations on Manchuria and urges acceptance of Stimson’s territorial changes doctrine. War debts not on the conference agenda.
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Reed
Herriot
League of Nations
Manchuria
League
Henry L. Stimson
German spokesman rejects British note on armament policy
A Berlin government spokesman attacked Sunday's British note as unfriendly and biased against Germany's armament status. He defended Germany's stance that complete equality of armaments should result from disarmament talks and dismissed French proposals for an international arms probe as unacceptable. He linked controversial documents to Stresemann era records.
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Germany
Herriot
France
French Senate Foreign Affairs Committee
Gustav Stresemann
Italy backs equal arms but favors Germany disarmament
Rome reports that the Italian government recognizes Germany's right to equality in arms but insists disarmament should bring Germany to the same level as other powers rather than rearming Germany to match them.
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Rome
Germany
Chandler Pump Co Foundry Reopens After 18 Month Closure
Chandler Pump Co foundry, closed for eighteen months, resumes operations with a full force. Within two weeks, the machine shop will rehire workers previously on the payroll. About twenty men are employed in the foundry as recovery in the middle West improves.
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Chandler Pump Company
Pump Company
CR. Chandler
Middle- West
Three Boys Arrested for Bank Building Break-Ins
Three young boys ages 12, 11, and 9 were arrested at 6 p.m. Monday and held for three break-ins in the fourth floor offices of the Cedar Rapids Saving Bank building on Sunday. Suspects are Hugh Moore from 524 B Avenue NE David Terrill of Thornwood Drive and Harlan Nelson of 311 Sixth Street NE.
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Cedar Rapids
Roosevelt Pledges Monetary Parley Tour Stop
The New York governor vowed a fair approach to the money question and silver policy, urging progress on a new deal. Senator Walsh praised Roosevelt for human rights advocacy as crowds lined rural Montana streets and schools paused for his visit. He left by train toward Missoula and Paradise before Spokane.
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Spokane
Illinois miners blocked by National Guardsmen protest near Pawnee
In Taylorville Illinois on Monday about 600 striking miners attempted a mass meeting near the Sangamon county line outside Christian county authorities and planned a protest at Pawnee Meanwhile 120 National Guardsmen patrolled Miners park to deny entry preventing any disorder One man Edward R Hemmer of the Progressive Miners of America was arrested and denied responsibility for Sunday bombings damaging the Daily Breeze office and UMWA headquarters This report notes the workers seek a $5 wage scale.
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Edward R. Hemmer
Publicity Committee
Progressive Miners of America
Baker Building His 150 000 Watt Radio Station In Mexico
Norman Baker of Muscatine Indiana started construction of a new 150000 watt station near Nuevo Laredo Mexico named KENT. The FCC learned the station would operate on 1150 kilocycles midway between WRVA Richmond VA and several smaller Texas California Washington Florida Delaware Wisconsin stations.
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Norman Baker
Muscatine
Federal Radio Commission
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Florida
Delaware
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Garner Reaches Mother's Bedside
John Nance Garner Democratic candidate for vice president rushed to Texas after learning his mother Mrs Sarah Jane Garner 81 was bedridden and unconscious. He traveled from Washington by train and automobile and arrived to find doctors had given up hope she would recover and recognize her son.
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Tex
John Nance Garner
Sarah Jane Garner
Washington
Garner
Cedar Rapids Market Prices Mixed for Grain Produce
Market brief from Cedar Rapids lists wheat oats rye barley and corn prices with various grades. Hay straw and hay prices shown with wild hay. Hens veal and dairy items included with typical wholesale and farm prices for fruits vegetables and staples from California Michigan and local suppliers.
Funeral Of William Paul In Marion
Funeral services for William Paul retired farmer were held Saturday at the Yocom chapel with Rev Carl E Krog of St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran Church officiating. Mrs Ethyle Wood Burminghan sang and pallbearers were Gene Isham Lew Weis Mark Scott and B Schwab Burial was in Prairie Chapel cemetery. Several out of town relatives and friends attended or were listed as visiting. Community kitchen and club activities noted along with local society updates.
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Yocom Chapel
Carl E. Krog
St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church
Ethyle Wood Burminghan
Edna Roberts
Gene Isham
Lew Weis
Mark Scott
B. Schwab
Prairie Chapel Cemetery
Carstairs Artist Dies in Ambulance Amid Bankruptcy
New York AP reports James Stew art Carstairs a famed artist who had filed for bankruptcy renounced art and called Americans rogues and children died Monday in an ambulance en route to a hospital from his hotel where he had lived two weeks detectives found two bottles with sleeping potion suggesting an overdose.
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New York
James Stewart Carstairs
Carstairs
Springfield Hosts G A R Veterans in Wisconsin
The Springfield gathering of G A R veterans opened with drums and fife tunes and repeated salutes as they recalled Civil War leaders Sheridan Sherman Grant and McClellan. Gov. Louis L. Emmerson officially welcomed the group at the Wisconsin event.
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G A. R
Sheridan
Sherman
Grant
McClellan
Louis L. Emmerson
Deaths of John A Bain and John Michel noted in Cedar Rapids
John A. Bain, 78, died at home near Vinton road and Nineteenth street NW after a lingering illness. Born in Ontario in 1854, he had lived in Cedar Rapids thirteen years and is survived by his widow Margaret and twelve children. Funeral at Beatty chapel, 2 30 p.m. Wednesday, Rev. A. A. Brooks. burial Linwood Cemetery. Also death of John Michel, father of Mrs. George Seeley, at Mercy hospital Cresco. Born 1860 in Florenceville, he resided winters in Cedar Rapids with his daughter. survived by a son, two daughters, seven grandchildren, one great-grandchild. Burial, family lot, to be announced.
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Canada
Cedar Rapids
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J.S
B. L
A. B
W. HH
A C
E. W. Bain
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Shellsburg
George Warren
Carlton Place
Esther Bain
Beatty Chapel
A. A. Brooks
Linwood Cemetery
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George Seeley
Ellis Boulevard
Mercy Hospital
Cresco
Michel
Florenceville
Jerome Michel
Harmony
Minn
Matilda Walter
Miss Edith Savel Dies in Independence At 5:25 A.M.
Miss Edith Savel, born September 1, 1885 in Cedar Rapids, died at Independence at 5:25 a.m. Sunday after a long illness. She is survived by sister Mrs. Clara Vavra of Cedar Rapids. Funeral services will be 2 p.m. Tuesday at Barta chapel, conducted by Rev. Robert Little, with burial at Oak Hill cemetery. Friends may call Monday 7 to 9 p.m.
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Independence
Cedar Rapids
Clara Vavra
Barta
Robert Little
Oak Hill Cemetery
Death Notices for John C Young in Cedar Rapids
John C Young son of Mrs Leora Kettering of 412 avenue NW died in Kansas City Missouri on September 15. He was born September 24 1898 in Shellsburg and is survived by his mother two sisters Grace Foster Great Falls Montana Blanche Wachal Kansas City and two brothers Thomas F Young near Palo and Clark J Kettering Cedar Rapids. The body will be brought to Cedar Rapids Tuesday for services and burial. Funeral arrangements will be announced.
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Cedar Rapids
Martin G McCue Dies. Longtime Tammany Leader
New York inked obituary notes Martin G McCue, influential Tammany leader, died Monday after a seven week illness. He was 57.
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INS
Martin G McCue
Tammany
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