Wall Street Advances Amid Recovery and Call Money Relief
New York stock activity shows renewed confidence after yesterday's rise and easing call money, with rails in steady demand and several industrials and specialties regaining 3 to 6 points. Kresge, Jersey Central, American Car and Foundry lead gains while some issues retreat from intraday highs. Volume exceeds 500,000 shares in the first hour as rates fluctuate and the market closes strong.
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New York
Kresge
Jersey Central
American Car and Foundry
American
Gears Roebuck
Radio Corporation
Call Qmoney Ronewed
Ste
Chicago Grain and Provisions Open High Low Close Report
Trading data for wheat corn cans rye lard and ribs shows May July and Sept prices with daily percentage changes and opening highs and closes across futures contracts. Notable figures include wheat May at around 1.77, July near 1.54, Sept near 1.47. corn May around 1.26 to 1.28. rye May about 1.53. lard and bellies listed with January and May figures.
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Ghicago
Livestock Markets Report From St Joseph
St Joseph livestock receipts total about 13 000 with hogs 15 to 25 cents higher and top at 10 50. Cattle receipts around 3 000 with steers 7 25 to 9 85 and top 11 00 while cows and heifers bring 3 25 to 9 00 and calves 3 50 to 10 00. Sheep receipts near 4 000 with lambs 16 25 to 19 79 and ewes 8 50 to 10 00.
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ST. Joseph
Omaha cash grain prices report with assorted wheat corn and oats
Omaha market notes show No 1 hard wheat 1.67 to 1.69, No 2 hard 1.65 to 1.60, Corn No 3 white 1.14 1 3 4, No 2 yellow 1.18, Oats No 2 white 58 58 ½ to 58 5s8.
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Omaha Cash Grain
Omaha
Jay
Liberty Bonds Prices in New York Market
United States bonds closed with Liberty 3 18 4s at 101 First 4 4 5 at 101 22 Second 4 3 4 3 at 100 25 Third 4 4 % at 101 50 Fourth 4%s at 101 25 US Treasury 4 145 at 105 6
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Liberty
New York
US Treasury
Toledo Seed Market Prices Reported for January and March
Toledo seed market notes lower cash bids and futures for timothy and Timothy sand with quoted prices in January and March. Jan. 6 shows lower cash and Jan. 19.50 for futures. February and March at 19.66. Timothy and cash figures listed for Jan 8.35 and March 3.45.
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Toledo
Lower
Stand New
Timothy Sand
Sugar Futures Stand Pat After Early Trading
New York sugar markets opened January 6 with raw sugar steady at 4.65 and Cuban refined unchanged, while refined grades show a 60 point drop for fine granulated with ranges from 6.50 to 7.10.
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New York
Hay Market Prices in St Louis
St Louis market report lists hay prices with timothy at 23.00 to 24.00 cents per pound for No. 1 Timoth y, No. 1 right clover mixed at 21.00, and choice alfalfa at 28.00 to 29.00.
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St. Louis
Jan. G. Hay
Horses and Mules Steady in East St. Louis Market
East St. Louis January 6 horses and mules were steady with no price changes reported in today's market. Buyers and sellers remained cautious as bids and offers stayed close to yesterday's levels.
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East St. Louis
Jan
Weather Summary for January 5 Observations
Local observations over the last 24 hours end at 7 am show a high of 34 and a low of 13 with no rainfall. Data notes list standard parameters and barometric pressure readings.
Chicago Livestock Prices Report Hogs Cattle Sheep
Chicago livestock totals show hogs receipts 76 000 with varied declines across weight classes and packing hogs at 10.00 to 10.95. Cattle and calves mix of steady to firm gains with steers and yearlings up to 15 higher and calves opening steady. Sheep receipts 10 000 with fat lambs 26 to 50 cents higher and feeding lambs stronger. Official tomorrow estimates project hogs 50 000 cattle 14 000 sheep 11 000.
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Chicago Livestock
Chicago
U. S
Dept. of Agric
Produce and Poultry Market Briefs Across Cities
Chicago reports slow early trading with weaker overall prices and 60 car receipts. Wisconsin and Minnesota sacks show around 1.05 to 1.10 per pound for round whites. Poultry prices rise for live fowls and turkeys. eggs are unsettled with large receipts. Kansas City notes higher eggs. St Louis reports mixed movement with butter unchanged.
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Chicago
United States
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Market Report Shows Mixed Dairy and Poultry Prices
New York market notes show butter receipts at 8 177, creamery higher by 4245 44, firsts 88 91 score, cheese firm with 149 65 pounds, live poultry steady with chickens 28 30, fowls by freight 2646727, turkeys western 42 41, frozen at 39.
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New York
Pacific Coast
Express
Freight
Express T
Dressel Powltry
Turkeya Western
Southwestern
Omaha Livestock Prices and Receipts Update
Omaha cattle receipts total 9 500 with mixed demand for hogs and cattle. Hog prices ranged 9 50 to 10 20 with majority 9 50 to 10.10 while steer and heifer values showed active demand from 6 75 to 9 25 and stockers 6 55 to 6 75. lambs and sheep saw 25 to 50 cent gains with feeding lambs around 16 50 for 60 pound weights.
Coffee futures rise for Rio No. 7 and Santos No. 4
New York notes futures firm with Rio No. 7 at 23 percent and Santos No. 4 at 2844. January 21.95 and May 19.85 are listed as contract months.
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New York
Rio No
Santos
Flour unchanged as shipments reach 37175 barrels
Minneapolis report notes flour shipments totaling 37175 barrels with bran at 32.00. The brief item records steady flour movement on January 6.
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Minneapolis
Spots on Floor Remove Spots From Oiled Floors
Instructions note that spots on oiled floors should be removed by sponging with turpentine to restore the surface.
Wheat Market Rises Amid Speculator Buying At Chicago
Chicago board of trade sees significant buying from Chico speculators as wheat climbs on expectations of a turning point, with May and July futures edging up before minor pullbacks. Corn and oats show mixed to firm trade while hogs drag slightly.
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Chicago
Wade
Kanes City
Chicago Cash Grain Prices January 6
Wheat prices varied by grade with No 2 red at 1.841% and No 3 red at 1.84. Mixed and white categories ranged from 1.06 to 1.19 in several grades with yellow and hard varieties showing similar fractions. Oats and barley values appear alongside seeds and livestock figures such as Timothy seed at 7.15 and cover seed at 33.00 with lard and ribs also listed.
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Chicago
Brewer To Contest Brookhart Election
A filed contest seeks to unseat Senator Brookhart of Iowa on fraud and irregularity grounds and Brookhart’s remarks on the Russian Soviet government. Luther A. Brewer of Cedar Rapids and Daniel F. Steck, Brookhart’s opponent, announce plans to contest as well.
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Washington
Brookhart
Towa
Senate
Father A. Brewer
Iowa
Sirewer
Russia
dAnother
Smith W. Broohart
Russians Turn to Chicago For Heln.in Architecture
Indications that soviet Kuselan is considering plans to turn to industrial aetivity and an adoption of American methods are seen in Moscow. Asso nova, a Russian architectural society, asked Frank Lloyd Wright to assist in new work. They invited him to design the Temple of Work for Moscow as a monument to the end of Czarism and the birth of toilers' freedom.
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Chicaco
Assonova
Moscow
Frank Lioyd Wright
Russia
Mr. Wright
Sahara Express to Begin In Paris for 12 Day Timbuctoo Trip
The Sahara Express bi weekly service plans a 12 day Paris to Timbuctoo journey via rail boat and desert caravan. The route includes Paris to Marseilles to Algiers to Colomb Bechar then desert stages by Caterpillar and wheeled vehicles ending with river boats to Timbuctoo. Hotels palaces bathrooms and music planned at each desert terminus with a machine gun protecting the caravan.
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Associated Press
Paris
Sahara Express
Timbuctoo
Colomb- Bechar
Marseilles
Algiers
Colomb-Bechar
Wil
Beni-Abbas
Timoudi
Adrar
Ouallen
Tanezrouft
Tessalit
Tessalt
Tabankort
Niger
Gao
Benni Abbas
United States
Orient Express
Europe
No Foot and Mouth Disease Found on Orion Cattle
Federal tests in Chicago and reports from Orion Illinois indicate no foot and mouth disease in the Martin Seabloom farm cattle. Dr. W N Neil absent, Dr A A Swaim reports tests negative though a local vet disagrees, cattle remain under observation with salivary gland issues noted.
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Federal Bureau of Animal Industry
Martin Seabloom
Orion
Ill
W. N. Neil
A. A. Swaim
Des Moines
Chicago
Martin Sewbloom
W. N. Neih
Chicago Department
State Department of Agriculture
Neil
Bureau
Ancient Rome admired fly casting in 300 B C says UW professor
Seattle today reports Prof. Teavor Kincaid of the University of Washington described Roman anglers as skilled fly casters in 300 B C illustrated lecture. He noted Romans valued angling as an art and kept fine fly collections alongside modern makers.
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Associated Press
Seattle
Wash
Rome
B.C
Teavor Kincaid
University of Washington
Kincaid
Kerosene and Borax For Washing Clothes
Instructions state soaking dirty garments in water with a small amount of kerosene and borax to aid washing.
War on secret societies fails to affect Des Moines high school
Des Moines reports that efforts to renew a battle against secret societies in the high school have not disrupted campus life. The controversy began during holidays as alumni society dances drew complaints from faculty. A separate Des Moines robbery at a barber shop involved a pistol and a demand for a shave. Also in Washington, farm loan bank presidents discussed ways to finance cattle industry growth before the president's agricultural commission.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
Jin
Joseph Stone
Stone
Washington
Federal Farm Loan Banks
President's Agricultural Commission
Minnesota Legislature Opens Forty-Fourth Biennial Session
St Paul Minn Jan 6 The state conference opens with a focus on its government reform plan from an interim committee The legislature convenes for its forty fourth biannual session Gov A O Preus will present the farewell message tomorrow and Gov elect Theodore Christanson will deliver the inaugural address.
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St. Paw
Minn
Minnesota
A. O Preus
Theodore Christanson
First Lenin Anniversary Observances Planned Nationwide
Moscow reports preparations underway for the first anniversary of Lenin's death on January 21 with commemorative services to be held across the country.
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Moscow
Lenin
Iowa Implement Dealers Meet in Des Moines
Des Moines hosts the Iowa Implement Dealers Association annual meeting with talks by T. Meredith former secretary of agriculture and C. H. Chase of Sioux City president of the organization during the afternoon program.
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Des Moines
Iowa Implement Dealers’ Association
T. Meredith
Wriculture
C. H. Chase
Sioux City
Iowa Implement Dealers Convene In Des Moines Session
The twenty ninth annual Iowa Implement Dealers association convention opens in Des Moines for a three day meeting. Topics include promoting agriculture in 1925 and vocational agriculture. Speakers include Co. H. Chase Sioux City and E T Meredith Des Moines with several lectures and a broadcast by Dave E Darrah of Charles City from WHO. The session concludes Thursday with officer elections.
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Des Moines
Iowa
WHO
Farmers of the Nation
Louis Wermelskirchen
C. S. Medbury
Univerity Church of Christ
Ask Assistance For One Room Rural School
Des Moines Iowa January 6 Miss May Francis state superintendent of public instruction will seek legislative aid for Iowa one room rural schools equal to that given to consolidated and normal training schools She urges raising rural school funding from 100000 to 150000 annually noting about half of grade pupils study in country schools and no larger increases planned for other departments.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
Iowa
Miss May Francis
General Assembly
Francis
Bread for Sandwiches Cuts with 24 Hour-Old Loaves
The article advises using bread at least 24 hours old to ensure easy slicing for thin sandwich cuts. It emphasizes allowing bread to stale slightly to achieve uniform thickness.
Modern Woodmen Anniversary Observed In Creston Program
The forty second anniversary of Modern Woodmen of America and the thirty fifth of Creston Summit camp were marked with a ceremony at Odo Fellows Hall. Charter members read names and members from Creston and Corning spoke, followed by music and recitations as Royal Neighbors planned a joint installation for Jan 19.
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Modern Woodmen of America
Creston
Odo Fellows
Woodmen
Summit Camp No
Sapling
Forest Giant
Creston Camp
Sam Jolly
W. A Layton
Joseph Stranadh
Corning
Wesley Bryant
Masic
Duane Smith
Kenneth Carney
Roberta Walker
Helen Vander’ Linden
Mayme Custer
Billy Walker
Dean Smith
Phylis Cole
W. W. Bradford
Crestor
Claims Congressmen Violate Volstead Act
Washington reports quote W H Slayton president of the Association Against the Prohibition Amendment denouncing a dry congressman as violating the Volstead act. He cites testimony in Representative Franl D Scott of Michigan's divorce case alleging liquor brought from Panama. He urges education funding in the treasury appropriation bill to teach dry congressmen to respect the law.
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Moore
Scott
Washington
Jamaica
Detroit
Lake Orion
New York
Congressman Scott
Jazzbo
Associated Press
W. H. Slayton
Franl. D. Scott
Michigan
Panama
Congress
Anti Saloon League
Treasury Department
Subpoena Witnesses In Schrader Death Quiz
Cedar Rapids and Council Bluffs report reveal investigation into the death of Armstrong J. Schrader a Milwaukee railroad man found dead near his estranged wife’s home. A bullet hole in his clothing and a hat in his sleeve prompted grand jury subpoenas for witnesses. Schrader had been discharged after a switch engine accident in Cedar Rapids years earlier.
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Associated Press
Cedar Rapids
Jan
Armstrong J. Schrader
Milwaukee
Walter J. Barngrover
Barngrover
Council Bluffs
A. J. Schrader
Milwaukee Railroad Company
Delay in suit against former state treasurer Burbank
Des Moines January 6 1909 delay in filing a 1 060 000 suit against former State Treasurer W J Burbank as officials seek the identity of surety companies for state funds deposited in two Des Moines banks now closed. Attorney General Ben J Gibson and H A Huff pursue proof of loss as they await records and Burbank's cooperation.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
W. J Burbank
George Cassoon
State Executive Council
Burbank
Ray Johnson
Ben Gibson
H. A. Huff
Huff
American Surety Company of
New York
Secretary of State
W. J. Burbank
Ben J. Gibson
Gibson
Commercial Savings Bank
Mechanics’ Savings Bank
United State Bank
Warm Winter Breaks Records and Diplomatic Moves
Warsaw reports the warmest winter in a century with Cracow observatory at 60 degrees. General Pershing arrives from Lima to join Peru exhibition delegation, boards USS Utah to sail to Valparaiso. Berlin papers critique the allied note on occupation and the Reichstag convenes amid occasional amnesty chants.
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Associated Press
Warsaw
Poland
Crakow Observatory
Antofagasta
Chile
General Pershing
Peru
Lima
Bolivia
Utah
Valparaiso
Berlin
Cologne
Reichstag
King of Bootleggers Is Slain Near Summerland California
George Turner famed as Santa Barbara County bootlegger king was shot through the heart and killed in a field along Coast Highway one mile south of Summerland. Sheriff James Ross detained Denton as a suspect as deputies seek motive amid a liquor cache found nearby. Two Summerland youths discovered the body next to two abandoned cars.
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Santa Bartbara
Callif
George Turner
Santa Barbara County
Summerland
Denton
Santa Barbara
James Ross
Coast Line
Turner
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