Wall Street Stocks See Mixed Trading After Call Money Rise
Stocks moved unevenly as call money renewal spiked to 2 percent. Several issues fell a point or more from Saturdays close while Fisher Body jumped to 280 after a dividend recapitalization plan. General Motors and Dupont climbed, rails led by Missouri Pacific preferred rose, and the market ended on a strong note.
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New York
Mack Truck
American Car and Foundry and Radio Corporation
United Fruit
S. Kresge
West Pennsylvania Power
Fisher Body
General Motors
Dupont
General Electric
Phillips- James
American Agricultural Chemical
Missouri Pacific
Chicago grain and provisions report prices and ranges
The page shows open high low and close figures for Wheat Corn Oats Rye and livestock contracts at Chicago markets. It lists May July and Sept maturities with price ranges and daily percentage moves for each commodity and product.
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Chicago
Ste Oy
Livestock Market Report from St Joseph
At St Joseph January 12 house receipts total 7,000 with prices 15 to 20 cents higher top 10.70. Cattle receipts 3,500 with steer bulk around 7.00 and cows and heifers near 9.00. Calves 4.00 to 10.00, stockers 4.00 to 7.00. Sheep receipts 9,000 with lambs 16.50 to 17.90 and ewes around 10.35.
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St, Joseph
Omaha Cash Grain Prices Ledger
Omaha cash grain prices show No 1 hard wheat at 1.73 to 1.75 percent, No 2 hard 1.72 to 1.80. Corn No 2 white 1.18 to 1.44, No 2 yellow 1.21 to 1.44. Date No 2 white 59, No 3 white 58 to 58.
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Omaha
Liberty Bonds Market Summary
New York on January 12 reports Liberty bonds closing with various series. Prices shown include Liberty 244s at 101.9, Second 4s at 100.24, First 4458 at 101.25, Second 4s at 100.28, Third 4s at 101.4, Fourth 4s at 101.26, and U S Treasury 4148 at 105.
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Liberty Bonds
New York
L'. & Bonds
Liberty
S. Treasury
Horse and Mule Market East St. Louis Prices
East St. Louis market reports steady demand for horses and mules with prices listed. Draft horses bring 125 to 175 dollars, eastern chunks 60 to 85, southern horses 45 to 75. Mules 14 to 17 hands command 25 to 225 dollars, various sizes noted.
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East St. Louis
Sugar Market Brief From New York Trade Row
In New York on January 12, raw sugar for spot and refined sugar prices move with the market. Spot cube sugar quotes show activity while refined sugar computes around 6.10 to 6.25 for fine granulated product amid steady demand.
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St New York
Jam
Hay Market Report From St. Louis
St. Louis market rundown shows a steady tone for hay with No 1 Timothy trading around 24.00 to 25.00 and No 1 Light clover mixer near 26.00 to 21.00. Choice alfalfa prices listed at 22.00 to 0.00.
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St. Lewis
Minneapolis Suburban Market Report Short Totals
Minneapolis notes show prices with limited readability. Plour 10 to the higher and 9.50 0.65 for family parents Bran 31.00 22.00. The fragment lists items and figures without clear context or complete data.
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Minneapolis
Weather Summary of Local Observations
The 24 hour period ending 7 am recorded local observations across stations. Temperature highs and lows, precipitation amounts, wind directions and speeds, humidity readings, and barometric pressure were compiled for the regional forecast.
Chicago Livestock Prices and Receipts Report
Chicago markets show hog receipts around 70,000 with higher prices 15 to 25 cents, most219 25c higher. Packers holding back early top around 11.05 and various weight ranges quoted. cattle receipts about 32,000 with generally 25 to 35 cents lower and lighter demand. sheep receipts 25,000 with dull trade and bids around 17.75 to 18.00. Official tomorrow estimates list hogs 60,000 cattle 14,000 sheep 18,000.
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Chicago
Jay
U. 8
Lght
Omaha Livestock Market Report January Omaha
Omaha stockyards report shows hog receipts 18 500 with prices around 9 85 to 10 65 for 160 210 lb hogs. fat cattle and yearlings down about 25 cents. sheep and lambs slow with lambs 36 to 50 lower and best margins around 17 25. Cattle, calves, and bulls show uneven demand with canners and cutters around 3 25 to 5 06 and veal top near 9 25.
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Omaha Livestock
Omaha
U. S. Dept. of Agric
Visible Supply of Grain Changes by Bushels
New York January 12 The visible supply of American grain shows Wheat down 4 665 million bushels Corn up 2 059 million Oats up 601 thousand Rye up 453 thousand Barley reduced 70 thousand
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New York
Toledo Seed Market Report Odd Bid Prices
Clover seed now old and Jan 19.65, Feb 19.75. Timothy seed cash Jan 3.35, March 3.42 percent.
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Toledo
Clover
Timothy
Market quotes show firm futures with Santos No. 4
New York reporting day notes futures firm action with Santos No 4 priced at 28 percent and 285s. Jan 32.385 and May 20.35 show trading figures for commodities.
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New York
Coffer
Rio
Santos No
Mexico City Budget Planning Under New Administration
The Associated Press reports that economic measures by the new administration will enable Mexican budget planning, per the treasury secretary’s first statement. Also noted are arrivals and negotiations involving international diplomats and pending tariff disputes in Europe.
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Associated Press
Mexico City
Caulles
Treasury
States may force private motor carriers to offer public for hire service
The Supreme Court ruled that states can compel private motor vehicle carriers to engage in public traffic for hire. The decision, announced today in Washington, follows a Michigan Public Utilities Commission case and related petitions.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Michigan Public Utilities Commission
Wheat Futures Rise on Demand and Supply Fears in Chicago
Wheat prices climbed in Chicago trading on January 12 as scarce offerings and brisk export activity supported gains. May futures peaked near 1.85 with late-day strength driven by stronger demand and reduced visible US supply. corn and oats followed higher with mixed early moves and a firm close.
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Chicago
Hungary
Poland
Czachoslovakia
Vienna
Cains
United States
Produce and Poultry Prices Report From Kansas City
Kansas City markets report mixed produce and poultry prices on January 12 with slight increases in some items. Butter and creamery values show modest gains while poultry offerings include roosters and springs at varied rates and Red River Ohio varieties priced higher.
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Kansas City
Red River Ohios
Chicago Poultry and Produce Prices Steady in Early Trading
Poultry and potatoes show mostly steady markets in Chicago notes. Live fowl counts include fowls roosters and ducks with varied prices. potato trade reflects moderate morning activity with United States shipments totaling 953 Saturday and 45 Sunday. Wisconsin sacked whites price range 1.00 to 1.10 per unit plus higher samples. Idaho sacked potatoes quoted around 2.10.
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Chicago
Reco
United States
Fan Nieder
Idaho
Prussete
St Louis and New York Butter and Poultry Prices Report
Market notes show creamery extras and firsts varying across regions with St Louis and New York reports detailing butter receipts, scores, and packings. Live poultry and dressed poultry prices appear by freight and express, with regional distinctions in turkeys ducks geese and chickens.
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St. Louis
New York
Chennery
Hhennery
Express
Southwestern
Chicago Cash Grain Prices Drilled Across Wheat and Corn
Chicago weekly price slate lists wheat No 2 red at 1.93 to 1.94, No 2 hard 1.81 to 1.84, corn No 3 mixed 1.20 to 1.21, No 4 mixed 1.18 to 1.19, oats No 2 white 60 to 61 cents, rye No 2 about 1.52 to 1.61, and seed and lard values including timothy and clover seed alongside hog products such as lard ribs and bellies.
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Chicago
Timothy
Penney Plan Meeting Draws Managers to Atlantic City
The J C Penney Company holds a four day January convention at the Ambassador Atlantic City with nearly a thousand managers and their wives. Noted speakers include William Jennings Bryan Frank Willis and Dr Russell Conwell. Six special Pullman trains from multiple western to midwestern cities will deliver executives to the event ahead of a January 23 banquet.
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Atlantic City
Atlantic Coast
J. C. Penney Company
Ambassador
William Jennings Bryan
Frank B. Willis
Ohio
Russell H. Conwell
Harold Wells
James EB
Fred B. Smith
International Y. M. C. A
Stephen S Wise
Jewish Free Synegogue
New York
Arthur Nash
J. C. Penney
E. C. Seams
George H. Bushnell
Thomas Tapper
Francis Burgette Short
F. R. Payne
Salt Lake City
Ogden
Utah
Los Angeles
Oakland
Calif
Sacramento
Green River
Wiyn
Pendleton
Ore
Pocatello
Ida
Union Pacific
Chicago
Seattle
Wash
St. Paul
Mion
Great Northern
Detroit
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania Railroad
Kansas City
Denver Col
Albuquerque
N. M
el Paso
Tex
St. Louis
Parsons
Kan
Trai Ne
Fort Worth
Longview
Pennsylvania Road
Columbus
Cincinnati
C. R. Lusher
Creston
Adv
Harvard Denies Daly Head Coach Move
Harvard athletics officials refute reports that Charles D. Daly, ex Harvard and West Point quarterback, would succeed Bob Fisher as head coach next season. Fred W. Moore, graduate treasurer, stated the rumor is incorrect.
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Associated Press
Cambridge
Mass
Charles D. Daly
Harvard
West Point
Bob Fisher
Fred W. Moore
Harvard Athletic Com
Stock market outlook favors potential dividend gains
Rail stock buying centers on expected higher dividends rather than current income. Union Pacific and Canadian Pacific lead selling that yields above Baltimore and Ohio and Southern. Atlantic Coast Line trades with higher per share earnings, while New York Central climbs on prospects of another dividend raise. In Norfolk a separate Arctic tale emerges of a ship trapped in extreme cold with a crew surviving on walrus and Eskimo-derived foods.
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New York
Union Pacific
Canadian Pacific
Baltimore and Ohio and Southern Railway
Atlantic Coast Line
New York Central
Atchison
Southwestern Iowa district basketball tournament set for Shenandoah
Shenandoah welcomes the Southwestern Iowa district basketball tournament on March 6 and 7. The event will be hosted here with an invitation extended by the state athletic association and a special invitation from the Kirwanis club of Shenandoah.
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Shenandoah
State
Ethlc Association
Iowa
Kirwanis Club
Purcell Dies in University Hospital After Emphysema
Iowa City reports the death of William Bud Purcell, 28, a Sioux City convict. He arrived at University Hospital in July 1924 from Fort Madison state penitentiary. Emphysema is listed as the cause. Body to be shipped to Sioux City.
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Iowa City
William “Bud” Purcell
Sioux City
University Hospital
Purcell
Fort Madison
Education official advocates service over brains for college entrance
Ithaca N Y Jan 12 Dr Frank P Graves state commissioner of education said service should decide college admission rather than intellect He warned against universities becoming centers for sensational crime coverage urging they be kept from such excesses.
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Ithaca
N. Y
Braine
Frank P. Graves
Cornell University
Leopolds and Loebs
Winter famine in Korea drives millions to starvation
Tokio reports from Seoul say more than 3,000,000 people are affected by famine with severe cases in the district exceeding 50,000. Peasants fight starvation by living on tree bark and roots as winter intensifies.
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Tokio
Korea
Associated Press
Seoul
Zenra
Service for Archbishop Moeller at St. Peter's Cathedral
A service for the repose of Archbishop Henry Moeller will be held at St. Peter's Cathedral this afternoon. It follows a similar ceremony held yesterday after his body was brought from the residence through a snowstorm, followed by mourners.
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Cincinnati
Henry Moeller
St. Peter's Cathedral
Gas Explosion Kills Man in Capper Wye
A blast at a downtown hat cleaning shop left one man dead and three others injured last night. The explosion shattered the single story building and set flames that damaged a nearby restaurant.
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Capper, Wye
Augustus Caesar marble head found in river exhibit
A Car rara marble head of Augustus Caesar weighing 50 pounds, damaged at nose ears neck and chin, was dredged from the Hudson River by a war department suction dredge and is on display at a Fifth Avenue gallery. It is believed to have been brought to the area about 200 years ago by sailors as ballast.
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New York
Augustus Caesar
Hudson River
War Department
Fifth Avenue
Paris Rail Collisions Amid Dense Fog Injure Nine
In Paris three rear end collisions happened in yards during a record fog. Nine people were slightly hurt in one crash as city traffic crawled through jams.
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Paris
Framce
Elise Dachroth Named Private Secretary to Governor-Elect Hammill
Elise L. Dachroth of Fort Madison was named private secretary to Governor-Elect John Hammill. She succeeds Mrs. Prima K. Blair who served Governors Carroll Harding and Kendall. Additional appointments announced include Mary E. Dahlberg pardon clerk Louise Thompson stenographer and file clerk Mollie E. Heist.
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Des Moines, Sr
Mies
Elise L. Dachroth
Fort Madison
John Hammill
Prima_ K. Blair
Carroll, Harding and Kendall
Mary E. Dahlberg
Louise Thompson
Mollie E. Heist
Indiana elects new governor amid Klan controversy
Jackson, republican, takes office as Indiana’s thirty first governor amid background claims of Klan support. He affirms religious and civil liberty for all. Also reported fire at Morris Illinois stock farm kills ten fine horses including Dick Muldoon with estimated loss of 75000 dollars. Knights of Columbus announce Iowa convention dates in Dubuque and discuss Catholic student centers.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Nd Jackson
Indiana
Ku Klux Klan
Morris
Ill
Harry Gorham
Broadmoor
Fll
Dick Muldoon
Iowa City
the Knights of Columbus
Dubuque
Des Moines Men In Critical Condition After City Car Crash
Mike Talarico, 30, of Des Moines, remains in critical condition after a late yesterday crash in Galesburg when his car skidded on ice and struck a street car. Fellow Des Moines resident Pete Rand escaped with minor cuts and bruises as the pair were en route to Peoria to visit relatives.
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Galesburg
Mike Talarico
Des Moines
Pete Rand
Peoria
Clergyman Call Burlesque Show Vile and Indecent
Rev. E. Aldrich pastor of St. Andrews United Brethren church condemned a local burlesque theater show as vile vulgar and indecent after watching it with a large audience. He had announced he would address the matter in a sermon reflecting on the experience.
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Des Moines
E. Aldrich
St. Andrews
United Brethern Church
Mr. Aldrich
Inauguration of Gov Len Small in Springfield
Springfield Indiana January 12 more pomp marks the inauguration with a break from tradition as Gov Len Small and state officers take the oath at the state arsenal building rather than the state house.
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Springfield
Len Small
State Arsenal
State House
Actress Ruby Adams Hurt by Sand Bag Fall at Theater
In San Francisco on January 12, Ruby Adams, a downtown theatre actress, was seriously injured during a performance when a bag of sand fell from a set. She was backstage tying a shoe and three ribs were broken. She remains in hospital.
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San Francisco
Ruby Adams
Miss Adams
Bank bandit widow Nellie Dawson Wright trial continued
New Orleans January 12, Nellie Dawson Wright of Des Moines widow of bank bandit William Wright faced trial but proceedings were postponed to Wednesday.
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New Orleans
Nellie Dawson Wright
Des Moines
William Wright
Governor Suspends Warden at Canon City Prison
Governor Sweet suspends Thomas J. Tynan as warden of the Colorado penitentiary at Canon City and names Sheriff Clifford R. Glasson of Fremont County as temporary warden. The action follows a public accusation that the warden allowed prisoners to be shackled and flogged.
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Denver
Sweet
Thomas J. Tynan
Theolorado Penitentiary
Canon City
Clifford R. Glasson
Fremont County
National Guard to Host Governor Kendall Farewell Dinner
Des Moines dispatch says Iowa national guard officers will host a farewell dinner for Governor Kendall in Des Moines on Wednesday night with state officials as guests. Brig. Gen. L G. Lasher announced the event.
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Des Moines
Iowa National Guard
Kendall
L G. Lasher
Boiler blast at Edison plant kills three in Long Beach
Three unidentified men are dead and 16 seriously hurt after a boiler explosion at a new Southern California Edison plant in Long Beach California. The blast happened as a boiler was being steamed up.
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Long Beach
Calif
Southern California Edison Company
Estate of Henry C. Wallace Valued At 166000 Plus Life Insurance
In Des Moines on January 12, the estate of late Henry C. Wallace secretary of agriculture was reported at 166,499.96 dollars with 49,610.70 dollars in life insurance. Debts total about 126,000 dollars per a preliminary administrator’s report filed in district court under state inheritance tax law.
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Des Moines
Henry C. Wallace
Judge Reverses Civil Service Discharge Over Flag Episode
Des Moines reports Judge W G Bonner reversed the civil service commission action ordering the discharge of Patrolmen J H Dunagan and G F Dickey. The dispute concerns an alleged flag episode on September 9 during the National Conference of Catholic Charities convention.
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Des Moines
W. G. Bonner
Civil Service Commission
J. H. Dunagan
G. F. Dickey
National Conference of Catholic Charities
Coolidge and Dawes Elected U.S. President and VP
In Washington on January 12 Calvin Coolidge won the presidency and Charles G Dawes was chosen as vice president after electors met in state capitals to canvass the November popular vote.
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Washington
Calvin Coolidge
Charles G. Dawes
Income Tax Series Explains 1924 Law Changes
The article introduces a 30 part series by the Bureau of Internal Revenue outlining the 1924 revenue act changes. It notes exemptions and earned income reductions, who must file, and that future articles will detail regulations and filing requirements for 1924 returns.
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Bureau of Internal Revenue
Income Tax In A Nutshell For 1925 Filers
The guide states who must file returns including single filers with net income of 1000 or more or gross 5000 or more and married couples with net income of 2500 or more or gross 5000 or more. Filing runs Jan 1 to March 15 1925 at the local collector of internal revenue. It explains rates: 2 percent on the first 4000 of net income after exemptions and credits, 4 percent on the next 4000, 6 percent on the remainder, plus a surtax on income over 10000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Internal Revenue
Tax rules for married couples filing jointly or separately
The text explains that a husband and wife living together may file a joint return or separate returns. If joint, tax is computed on aggregate income with deductions and credits applied to the group. If the wife does not file separately, the husband must include the wife’s income in his return. Returns must include income of dependent minor children. For 1924, joint returns require aggregate net income of 2500 or more. last year threshold was 2000 or more.
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Bureau of Internal Revenue
Stovetop Windows Cleaned with Hot Vinegar Trick
A tip suggests washing mica stove windows with hot vinegar to remove smoke stains. The method emphasizes using heat and acidity to dissolve soot and restore clarity to the glass.
Constitution Cast Ballots for President and Vice President
Voters registered under the constitution cast ballots for the offices of president and vice president. The process proceeded amid standard procedures and public oversight, with no reported irregularities or objections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cordance
Miss Bruce Schermerhorn Dies in New York
New York officials report the death of Miss Bruce Schermerhorn president of the New York State Home Economics association. She previously served as home economics director at Iowa State College in Ames from 1913 to 1916.
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New York
Bruce Schermerhorn
New York State Home Economics Association
Iowa State College
Ames
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Penney
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Arctic
Notary
W. T. Jones
Messenger
Wwe
Makeney
Gsi
Rock Island Mfg. Co
Rock Island
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