Hog Market Slumps on Saturday amid Tax Talk and Weak Demand
Unofficial Monday receipts forecast 35 000 cattle 22 000 sheep 125 000 hogs for next week as Saturday trade fell with a processing tax talk. Chicago top hogs at 4.80, 30 cents below Friday, while cattle and sheep markets showed slow activity and mixed price moves across multiple markets and regions.
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Chicago
Frida
Wallace
National Corn and Hog Committee
Pittsburgh
East Buffalo
East St
Gales
East St. Louis
East St Louis
Iowa
Associated Press
Waterloo
Mason City
Des Moines
Los
Kansas City
Omaha
St Louis
T Joseph We
St Sioux City
Paul
Clevelan
Indianapolis
Buffalo
Cincinnnati
ORI
Chicago Livestock Prices and Receipts Report
Chicago receipts mix of cattle veal and hogs with price moves. Slaughter steers and yearlings generally weaker while heifers and cows show declines. hogs mostly steady to 15 cents lower. Sizable lamb and sheep activity noted with varying gains and losses across classes.
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Sioux City
API
ST S Joseph
JOSEPH CAP + & Dept Agricultures
Sherp and
Lambe
Shan Buik
Omaha
Marsing Sage
Siam
ST._ PAUL
ST. Paul
U. S
Grain Prices Fall Then Rally In Chicago Trade
In Chicago Wheat led the drop with a 1 cent decline from Friday while Corn slid about 1.44 cents at the bottom. Stocks weakened on weak Washington news and Winnipeg weakness, then rallied late as buyers returned.
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Chicago
Washington
Winnipeg
Liverpool
Chicago Market Summary of Produce and Poultry Prices
Receipts show steady to firm butter and cheese values with unchanged poultry prices. Potatoes steady in track trades, while Minnesota North Dakota and Nebraska markets report varied prices and holiday demand considerations. Futures reflect mixed directions across dairy and meat products in Chicago trading.
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Chicago
Fenita
Arrourt
Ned
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Prices From Local Market
Market list from Cedar Rapids itemizes fruit vegetables meats and livestock with prices. Includes oranges California lemons New potatoes pears apples melons and bananas along with cured hides beef and calf values. Prices show standard retail mid 20th century levels and include hay straw oats corn and wheat notes.
Marriage Licenses Issued to Cedar Rapids Couples
Carnerie and Lillian B Shepard of Cedar Rapids. Albert Schweitzer of Davenport and Thyra Anderson of Cedar Rapids were issued marriage licenses.
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RA Carnerie
Lillian B Shepard
Cedar Rapids
Albert Schweitzer
Davenport
Thyra Anderson
Grain Movement Chicago and Minneapolis Cash Grain Notes
Chicago cash grain quotes show wheat No 2 red and No 1 hard values with mixed lots and other grades. Corn prices range from No 2 mixed to No 4 yellow, with various percentages and lot codes. oats and rye quotes appear with multiple grades. Minneapolis market reports list wheat and corn figures, with No 1 northern and dark northern varieties, protein notes, durum categories, and arrival expectations. oats and barley seed figures also noted.
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Chicago
BARDS
Minneapolis
Montana
Bond Market Reports Mixed Activity in Brief Trading Session
New York AP reports a restrained bond market with heavier trading and ongoing uncertainty over Washington monetary policy. Government issues mostly steady with modest moves, while U S bonds closed mixed with several issues around 102 to 108 and notes near par.
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New York
Baturias
Rails
Washington Administration
Annie
States Bonds
Berty
Treasury
Flour Market Minneapolis Dispatch Confusing Prices
AP grain market notes show unsettled flour shipments in Minneapolis with figures for Iran and Danish products. Prices listed include 14 59015 and 18 00078 with various quantities and standards.
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Minneapolis
Felons Renew Disorder At Century-Old Eastern Penitentiary
In Philadelphia the century old Eastern Penitentiary faced renewed turmoil as rioters and prisoners caused a major disturbance. State troopers and city police patrolled the grounds after a Friday clash following earlier outbreaks. Warden Smith requested additional riot gear and national guard assistance while fires and protests drew crowds outside the walls.
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Philadelphia
Eastern
Herbert J Smith
National Guard
Hogs Steady on Local Market With Stable Top Price
Hogs remain unchanged on the local market with no grade changes on Saturday. Top price holds at 4.10 as calves move 93.50 to 5.50 for 130 to 190 pounds. Sheep and lambs show steady listings with buck lambs around 61.00 according to quality.
Wall St Stocks Dither as Investors Await Government Policy
Nervous markets rose and fell on Saturday as traders weighed possible government monetary moves. Shares rallied after a sharp selloff led by metal issues, with several leaders like American Telephone recovering from early dips. Utilities and industrials saw mixed results as grains and bonds also fluctuated amid dollar shifts. Tests of a diving suit to aid deep sea divers were reported as a separate item.
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New York
U. S
Homestake Mining
Cerro de Pasco
Dome
McIntyre Porcupine
Funeral for Leander Booze Held Today
Funeral services for Leander Booze a retired farmer and Linn county resident were held at Turner chapel at 2 p m Today. Burial followed at Cedar Memorial park He was born May 12 1856 on a Robins area farm and served on the local school board and as township trustee.
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Leander Booze
Linn County
Second Avenue SE
Turner Chapel
A. A. Brooks
Cedar Memorial Park
Robins
Township Truste
Louis Rosen Takes Merchandising Trip To Chicago
Louis Rosen traveled to Chicago today for a merchandising trip and to attend A Century of Progress. He will return Monday. Tonight is the closing time for Want Ads for the Big Sunday Gazette at 2 1121. Ad-taker Advertisement.
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Louis Rosen
Chicago
BIG Sunday Gazette
First Roof Fire Snuffed Out by Firemen
The first roof fire of the fall was quickly controlled at 12 30 p.m. Saturday at Frank Williams residence 310 Eighth avenue SE. Sparks from a chimney blamed for the blaze, burning a few shingles. Earlier, at 9 35 a.m., another fire at T J Layer 717 First street SW started inside a small rear porch from gasoline used to clean clothing with damage confined to the porch interior.
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Frank Williams
Eighth Avenue
T J Layer
First Street
Minneapolis Chief Fired For Helping Urschel Defendants
Minneapolis Police Chief Joseph Lehmeyer was fired by Mayor A G Bainbridge after testifying for the defense in the Charles Urschel kidnapping trial. Lehmeyer had traveled to Oklahoma City without a subpoena to support five Minneapolis and St. Paul money changers linked to the ransom money.
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Joseph Lehmeyer
Bainbridge
Charles Urschel
Arnold Neitzel
Lehmeyer
Oklahoma City
Minneapolis and
St. Paul
Urschel
Twin Cities
Five Killed In Auto And Motorbus Crash Near Seattle
Five people died and nine were in serious condition after a head on collision between a motor coach and an automobile in So qualify Pass east of Seattle. The deceased include Rev Ralph C Sargent a Baptist minister from Tacoma Washington.
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Soqualmie Pass
Ralph C Sargent
Ta'coma, Wash
No Silencers Are Placed On Children At Gazette Kiddie Frolic
The Gazette Kiddie Comic Frolic at Paramount Theater drew large crowds of boys, girls, and babies Saturday morning. Betty Boop generated ear splitting cheers, followed by Courting Trouble and Sooky with Jackie Cooper and Robert Coogan. Winners to be announced in The Gazette Sunday.
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Paramount Theater
Gazette
Betty Boop
Chubby
Betty
Kidland
Jackie Cooper
Robert Coogan
Oelwein Gang Robbery Attempt Traced to Pipestone Minn
Investigators traced a bank robbery attempt in Oelwein to an armed gang linked to a sniper attack on the city. The wounded man, Klatt, and a bystander named Chambers were treated. the huge 250 pound suspect among the raiders was described. Police pursued the fleeing trio across Iowa toward Minnesota while state and local officers broadcast warnings and searched highways and towns including Dubuque Cedar Rapids and Iowa City. Vigilantes organized with Dr. J. R. Gardner at the lead as authorities intensified the manhunt.
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Oclwein
Hawkeye
Minnesota
Dubuque
Center Grove
Clinton
Davenport
Cedar Rapids
Iowa City
A. A. Robertson
Oelwein
J. H. Nehring
Towa
State Bureau of Investigation
Des Moines
Polk
Chambers
Joe Petrus
J. R. Gardner
Lisbon
Deaths Mrs Eliza A McDaniel Dies At 77
Mrs Eliza A McDaniel widow of Captain William McDaniel died at her daughter Minnie McDaniel 600 A avenue NW at 2 30 a m Saturday after a lingering illness She was born November 16 1856 in Peoria Illinois and had lived in Cedar Rapids since 1874 She is survived by two nieces a daughter in law and her two sons Fred and Henry who preceded her in death Funeral services will be at St Patrick s church at 9 a m Monday conducted by Rev Father D J Lenihan Burial in Oak Hill cemetery Friends may call at the home Saturday evening and Sunday
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Eliza A. McDaniel
William McDaniel
Minnie McDaniel
A Avenue NW
Peoria
Cedar Rapids
Henry McDaniel
Minneapolis
Fred
Henry
St. Patrick's Church
D J Lenihan
Oak Hill Cemetery
Pioneer Cedar Rapids Woman Dies in Sac City Friday
Mrs W B Wayt long time Cedar Rapids resident dies in Sac City Friday night. Her husband ran an extensive monument company there during her many years of residence.
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W. B Wayt
Cedar Rapids
Sac City
Troy Mills Captures 11-10 Baseball Game
Troy Mills high school defeated Alburnett 11-10 on the Troy diamond. The Trojans produced seventeen hits off Etzel while Alburnett collected eight hits off Butterfield and Cook Etzel and Flitch formed the battery for Alburnett.
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Alurnett
Troy Diamond
Trojans
Etzel
Alburnett
Butterfield
Cook Etzel
Flitch
Cook
Pugh
Nelson
Illinois cannot finance $34 million Chicago sanitary plan
Illinois told the U S Supreme Court it cannot fund a $34 million annual construction program for the Chicago sanitary district. Attorney General Kerner urged reopening litigation over the diversion of Great Lakes water.
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Washington
State of Illinois
United States Supreme Court
Chicago
Kerner
Great Lakes
Night of intoxicated arrests nets six in city
Police rounded up six men Friday night for drunken and disturbing the peace charges. H A Scott and Kenneth Van Vandt faced $50 fines after refusing to leave a cafe at 1:15 a.m. Jesse Kerkman paid $10 for drunkenness after failing to pay for a meal. Frank Clark fined $25 for drunkenness and domestic disturbance. Harry O Dell cited for profane soliloquy and intoxication. James Benda booked for intoxication after a bender on Eleventh avenue SE.
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Clinton
Kenneth van Vandt
Pueblo
Colo
Hines and Stearns
Jesse Kerkman
van Horne
Haberle
Kerkman
Frank Clark
Matreet SW
Clark
Funcke and
Stusak
Harry O'Dell
Twentyfourth Street
Hrabetin
First Avenue
First Street
James Benda
Fourteenth Avenue SE
Eleventh Avenue SE
Parrish
Ruth May Manage and Play First Base Next Season
A rumor suggests Babe Ruth will manage while playing first base with a major league club next year. Col Ruppert reportedly will not block a managerial post. possibilities include the Chicago White Sox and Chicago Cubs, with Ruth eyeing both managing and player roles.
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Babe
Col. Ruppert
Giants
Ruth
Chicago White Sox
Miller Huggins
Chicago Cubs
Senators to Probe Dillon Investments
The senate stock market committee will investigate Clarence Dillon and Dillon, Read and Co. after a summer recess. Counsel Ferdinand Pecora, arriving soon, will map the inquiry alongside potential probes of Chase National Bank affiliates and other big firms like Kuhn, Loeb, Morgan, and Co.
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Washington
Clarence Dillon
Wall Street
Senate Stock Market Committee
Ferdinand Pecora
New York
Fletcher
Senate Committee
Pecora
Dillion, Read and Company
Charles H. Wiggin
Chase National Bank
Chase Securities Corporation
Great Commercial Bank
National City Bank
National City Company
Charles Z. Mitchell
Additin
Chase National
Dillon
Kuhn, Loeb and Co
J. P. Morgan and Co
Tocig Exchange
Court House News District Court assigns new criminal cases
Judge H Ring scheduled trials starting Monday in district court. State prosecutes D J Condon for assault with intent at Mercy hospital last Feb 23. Other Monday cases include Elza Bowers for robbery and Vincent Cerame Terzo of Brooklyn for arson fraud. Four Oct 3 cases list Huckins false pretenses Stevens IID Aldrich bank entry Dinnell larceny. Divorce actions filed include Jennie Klozatsky vs Albert Klozatsky and Verna Severson vs George Beverson with custody, real estate and alimony requests.
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D. J. Condon
J. J. Murphy
Mercy Hospital
Condon
Elza Bowers
Vincent Cerame Terzo
Brooklyn
N. Y
Elmer 8
Huckins
Roy Stevens
Dee Aldrich
Clifford Dinnell
Jennie Klozatsky
Albert Klozatsky
Verna Severson
George W. Beverson
Klozatskys
Property commission case sparks new trial motion
A motion to set aside a verdict and seek a new trial was filed in district court in the Charles Ehresman versus Fred Travis real estate commission suit. The jury awarded Ehresman 260 dollars after a Lisbon man claimed commission in a farm deal.
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Real Estate Commission
Charles Ehresman
Fred Travis
H. C. Ring
Ed Ehresman
Ehresman
Lisbon
Births at St Luke’s Hospital Record New Arrivals
Born to Mr and Mrs Donald Neary at 1909 Park avenue SE a daughter on Sept 30 at St Luke's hospital. Born to Mr and Mrs G A Alden of Springville a daughter on Sept 29 at St Luke's. Born to Mr and Mrs C W Bohlander of Mount Vernon a son on Sept 29 at St Luke's. Born to Mr and Mrs Marlin Butler of 634 Twenty first avenue SW a son on Sept 29 at St Luke's. Born to Mr and Mrs Cleo Ramsey of 631 Eighteenth avenue SW a son on Sept 29 at St Luke's. Born Thursday to Mr and Mrs Joseph Jelik of 1320 Highth street NW a daughter Shirley Jean.
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Park Avenue SE
St. Luke's Hospital
G. A. Alden
Springville
C. W. Bohlander
Mount Vernon
Marlin Butler
Twenty-first Avenue
A& Son
Cleo Ramsey
Eighteenth Avenue
Joseph Jelik
Highth Street
Shirley Jean
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