Upward stock market continues rise with new high records
The market opened higher on Tuesday with broad gains as stocks pushed to new highs. Traders noted stronger activity in American utilities and motor shares, while financial and industrial equities led the advance, aided by renewed optimism over earnings and economic data from New York trading floors.
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New York
Mrelind
Ted Wreka
Pepin Bey
Ince
Veloen
Kalna
Lomkor
Wieland
Fedbavers
Pudiia
Publicarden
Das Sirton
Hebreourita
Consolidated Qas
Mronkiyn
Geluodita Gre
Wlactric
Amioroan Water Works
Occami
Penin Aden
Fot & Aimigor
Benuice
Goeddriey
U.S
Doedvonn Mtorky
Bat Astay
Norfnlk
Bennayt- Vattig
Seine
Tha Tinh Tentliada
Comdon
Ict
Black
Viethag
Tardy
Dana & Cox
Mxohansca
Big Eunas
Hardy, Dana & Coy
Market Report Shows Dull Trading and High Prices
Central market activity was weak with buyers cautious and prices raised above the week’s norms. A few traders noted limited interest across commodities while local bids remained subdued and sales scarce.
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Roarket Taitly
Live Stock Market Report Readings and Trends
The livestock market shows mixed movement with steers and heifers barely steady to lower, cows and veal calves steady to lower, and feeders down from recent highs. Cattle weights around 1000 pounds average 10.60 per hundredweight with various prices noted. veal and sheep prices fluctuate, bulk feeding notes indicate variable demand and prices across categories.
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Suotergo
Bilbo
Price Spreak
Cery Mancew
Herter
Betes Erades Atrekers
Kluekers
Teodor
Haldover
Lee
Buble
Choice
Viarnt Wright
Grain Prices Rise and Market Watch Highlights Wheat Shift
Prices show wheat futures moving higher despite earlier weakness as markets react to weather and demand. Regional quotes point to July and September contracts up with nearby gains narrow, while raisins of corn and oats appear mixed amid seasonal harvest shifts.
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Creda
Ukehee
Tag Ary Lissons
I ‘Toles Srea
Wheat East
Toledo
Alarke
Csi
Titeethy
Gewhen
Wheat and baby sales report unclear from June listing
Fragmented OCR text shows mixed numbers and names, listing June items with ages and identifiers but is largely unreadable. No clear events, persons, or organizations emerge to anchor a factual summary.
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Bard
Moe Bogertlon
Sarytoy
Rite
Bel- Mey
Bond Market Moves as Government Debt Sinks in U.S. Decline
New York June 17 The bond market advanced today as government issues showed renewed strength and treasury operations reduced idle funds. Losses were limited while domestic corporate issues and foreign bonds fluctuated, with higher rates and renewed demand for liberty bonds and treasury notes amid uncertain economic signals.
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Wirieas
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U.S
Liberty Bunds
France
Transei Pudley
Atedelin
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Unclear U S Liematey Bonds and Market Hints
Fragmentary OCR text mentions U S Liematey bonds and foreign exchange terms, with scattered figures and dates. Strong entities are limited. readable items reference bonds, percentages, and commodities but details are obscured.
Bond market snippets from New York trading floor
Miscellaneous money market notes from Hardy Dann & Go and the New York Stock Exchange describe bid and offer levels for call money, with rates near 8 percent and various collateral figures. The report lists bond references, prime commercial paper rates, and quoted phrases that reflect trading activity and liquidity for short term instruments.
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Hardy, Dann & Go
Mamborn
New York Stock Exchange
Cina
Spelingiels
Call Money
New York
Sugar Market News Reflects Steady Demand and Price Shifts
A fragmented report notes raw sugar prices easing amid market adjustments, with refined New Orleans production and refinery activity mentioned. Traders report sparse demand for textiles and bread cloths, while futures show softness yet some items firm in primary markets.
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West Yorna
Ahblers Report
Aulet
Nik
Balance of shipments and averages reported
Fragmentary OCR notes show figures for balance, shipments and averages but lack clear context. Key items mention 3.25 balance, 6144 average shipments, and references to runs and ships. Names, places, and dates are unclear, making precise attribution difficult.
Fatal mining injuries surge in May state report
State miners deaths numbered 149 with 14 coal workers and five in public utilities among May fatalities. Non fatal injuries total 2,324 across industries while applications rose to 244 and 2,473 cases were processed for compensation.
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State Compensation Commission
Udlts
Jms Minde
Farmi
Sinis
Shuma
Wien Guanties
Woman Released In Murder Case In Philadelphia
A woman named Marie Stadter was unexpectedly freed a day after being held by police in a murder investigation linked to a child’s death. Authorities confirmed no charges and noted ongoing inquiry into the infant’s disappearance and body found on June 7. The case drew attention from local officials and senators amid public debate over the investigation’s handling.
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Custoutly
Elekt Huura
Marie Stadter
Noa
Seowdter
Butler Scorers Denounce Persecution at Columbia
The president of Columbia University urged resistance to persecution and suppression of liberal thought. He condemned actions by the Ku Klux Klan and called for steadfast defense of free inquiry and peaceful protest to safeguard human rights and academic freedom.
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Niehuehue Oturray Burtur
Columbia University
Cougeresi
Ku Klux Klan
Peraection
Grivex
Rivers The New River War Wna ML Feet Hinten yester
The report lists river conditions with measurements at Kanawha City Charleston Parke Falls Batne Una Cineine Nurs and Kannwhe hierarchy. It mentions Downstresn honky with Greemool and Bull soy. A referenced term Tennis is speculated to derive from French take or play.
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Fallin
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Fuller
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Areydine
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Bull
Winding Gale Tonnage Higher After Memorial Day Week
A bulletin from the Winding Operators Association at Beckley shows weekly tonnage ending June 7 rising to 7,378,006 tons, the highest in a week since March 9. The Winding District gained about 45,000 tons from the prior period, with four smokeless districts posting increases: Wyre River 5, Pocahontas 47.6, New River 46.8, and Wind Cir 45.2.
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Uit Leparators Association
Beckley
Wye River
Pocahontas
New Rivier
Local musical merchants to Cabell County trip
Members of the Music Merchants association of Charleston plan a motor trip to Huntington tonight. A dinner at 6 o clock will be served at the William hotel, followed by a program arranged for the occasion. Rog. Men Ree is president, A. T Simms vice president, HL Galperin secretary treasurer.
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Wharlesten aAssucilion of
Music Merchanes
Tewe
Evenpine
Tithlington
Charlestay Msqeesition
Charlestay Msqeesition. A. TO Simms
HL Galperin
Aecrretary-Treaaurar
Scaffold tragedy at harbor works leaves two injured and dead
A scaffold incident on the riverfront end of the aust end aparce teal building caused a fatal fall. Gloomy eyewitnesses say the rope failed and workers tumbled to the concrete sidewalk. John Totus, working with SFUcox and Olven, grabbed a safety ring and crawled to safety after falling from the sixth floor.
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Ganleon
Billion and Half Spent by Roads Bill on Railroads
A convention of railway purchasing parents reports major spending by railroads in 19 with funds from industry properties fuel materials and supplies. Total bituminous coal purchases reached about 539 million at cost with 28 percent of national output bought. Forest products acquisitions stood at around 292 million.
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United States
Indus
HL Aiitson
American SunWay Association
American Hospital Paris Receives War Fund Gift
The American Hospital in Paris received a donation of $56,000 in gold from the war fund of the American Young Men's Christian Association to support its memorial buildings under construction. Several hundred veterans were cared for in wards and hospice during the war.
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Mospival
Paris
American Young Men's Christian Association
Inuts
Kanawha Players End Year With Gala Reception
Kanawha Players wrap their 1923-24 season with a Thursday reception at the YWCA auditorium The Harvard Prize play Florine Shop by Winifred Hawkbridge features Mabel Funk and Er. J. Bingtson in highlighted roles The Kanawha Players Orchestra led by Jack Wriedman will perform a short program before the show at the gathering
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Offerte
Phil Gonley
Catherine Jagher
Sovaty
Mabel Funk
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Miss Funk
Kanawha Players
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Er. J. Bingtson
Little Theater
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Air
Howard Casker
Ngwoogier
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Billy
Henry
Kanawha Players Orchestra
Jack Wriedman
Bookworms Triumph as Franco Fades 7-4
Moores Bookworms defeated Franco's nine last night in a high scoring game. After a 4 to 2 deficit in the sixth and final inning the Bookworms surged to five runs in the last frame to seal the win. Thomas and Tom Moore pitched effectively for the winners.
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Franco
Thomas
Tom Moore
Noted specialist warns smokers about cancer risks
Dr Joseph L De Courcy of Cincinnati cautions that stomach cancer is rising among men due to heavy nicotine use while few women smoke. He discourages radium or Rosygen ray use before surgery for operable cancers and urges medical prudence with cancer treatments.
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President Coolidge Returns From Ten Day Cruise
President Coolidge ended a ten day absence from Washington after a weekend cruise aboard the Mayflower. The voyage started Saturday afternoon and carried the president from the Potomac River to the upper reaches of Chesapeake Bay. The trip marked his longest absence since taking office last August.
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