Wall Street Stocks End Rally On Jan 13 Despite Mixed Profit News
Isolated profit taking in Marland and General Motors did not reverse gains as many standard rails and industrials hit multi month highs. High grade dividend shares advanced with Sinclair preferred up four points. Nash Motors, American Locomotive, Jersey Central, Montgomery Ward reached new tops. Sears Roebuck at 172. United States Steel above 125. Call money firm at 3 percent.
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New York
Marland
General Motors
Qg Geo
Sinclair
Nash Motora
United States Steel Common
Chicago Cash Grain Prices and Market Ticker
Chicago cash grain and futures quotes list wheat corn rye oats barley and livestock by grade with bid ask close figures. It records weekly open high low and close for wheat corn rye oats and futures contracts with associated price movements and sample grades and seeds.
St Joseph Livestock Receipts and Prices Report
St Joseph market notes show cattle receipts around 2,500 with steady to 15 cents higher for steers and cows, calves and stockers mixed. Hog receipts about 6,000 with hog top around 10.90 and bulk near 10.25. sheep receipts near 2,500 with lambs up to 17.75 and ewes about 9.00 to 10.25.
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ST. Joseph
Horse and Mule Market Prices in East St. Louis
East St. Louis market reports bid prices for horses and mules on January 13. Draft horses bring 125 to 175 dollars, goos eastern chunks fetch 60 to 385, and southern horses range 45 to 75. Mules 16 to 17 hands sell 176 to 225 dollars, 15 to 16.2 hands 125 to 200, 14 to 15 hands 25 to 65.
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East St. Louis
Sugar prices hold steady in New York market
Sugar in New York on January 15 held at 4.55 for Cuban refined sugar. Unrefined refined with fine granulated sugar quoted at 6.10 to 6.25 cents per pound, with unsettled duties noted.
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New York
Hay Market Report Shows Steady Prices Across Forage Types
In St. Louis on January 14, market notes indicate steady quoted ranges for No. 1 timothy and mix clover with prices around 24.00 to 25.00, mixed alfalfa at 29.00 to 20.00, with mixed grades showing narrow spreads.
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St. Louis
Weather Summary for Local Observations
The report covers 24 hours ending 7 pm yesterday with temperatures, precipitation, wind, and humidity. Data highlight notable rainfall and conditions at key stations, detailing readings and possible impacts on daily activities.
Chicago Livestock Prices and Receipts Report
Chicago livestock market report shows hogs receipts 62 000 with higher prices, cattle receipts 11 000 with steady to strong demand for fed steers and fat cows, and sheep receipts 14 000 with fat lambs and ewes firm to higher. Official estimates for tomorrow list hogs 42 000 cattle 12 000 and sheep 11 000.
Market Report on Eggs Potatoes Poultry and Hens Prices
Kansas City in January reports eggs up 2 cents with firsts at 54 and selected 62. Chicago notes slow early morning potato trading with steady market and varied regional potato prices. Poultry alive prices fall. fowls 15 to 22 cents, springs 22, roosters 15, turkeys 28, ducks 26, geese 21. Butter and milk products mixed with creamery standards 27 945 and firsts 37. Hens higher with receipts 2,961 cases. firsts 58 59, ordinary firsts 50 64, separators 45 46.
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Chicago
Potatoeo
United States
Wisconsin
Foney
Minnesota
Saiho
MIT
New York Creamery Receipts and Poultry Prices Reported
Butter Stealy closes with receipts of 12 852 tubes and creamery prices up, extras around 92 score and 38 percent. Cheese firm records 215 140 pounds in receipts. Live poultry stealy notes fowls and horns by express, dressed turkeys and western stocks listed with prices.
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New York
Hennery
Western
Express
Southwestern
Omaha Livestock Prices Rise on Packers and Buyers Signals
Omaha market report shows Monday receipts of 21 500 hogs up to 10 cents higher with early butcher sales 200 to 250 pounds at 10 25 to 10 65 and top 10 75. Cattle receipts 7 000 with fed steers and yearlings active and higher. veals and feeders up 2 to 3 from prior day. Sheep receipts 5 500 with lambs 35 to 50 cents higher and tops near 17 90.
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Chicago
U. 8
S. Dept of Agric
Bie
Omaha
S Dept. of
Uric
Hoga
WSS
Omaha Cash Grain Prices Snapshot
Omaha January 13 Wheat No 1 hard 1.78 to 1.81, No 2 hard 1.75 to 1.77, Corn No 3 white 1.18, No 2 yellow 1.22, Oats No 2 white 59. Noted gaps show incomplete quotes for some lines.
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Omaha
Wheat futures rise to new high on brisk Chicago trading
The Board of Trade reports a sharp start with wheat May hitting 1.88 a bushel as aggressive buying by major commission houses and firm Liverpool Buenos Aires prices push Chicago values higher. July also climbs despite profit taking and later selling stabilizes with May around 1.85 to 1.86. Corn and oats follow wheat edges while provisions rise with hogs.
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Chicago
Liverpool
Buenos Aires
Liberty Bonds Market Report from New York
U S bonds values listed with Liberty 23468 at 101.10 First series August 101.20 Second 4148 at 100.25 Third 4144 at 103.4 Fourth 4 percent at 101.24 US Treasury 4148 at 104.25
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Liberty Bonds
New York
U. S
Liberty
Pirst bAug
Thirt
Treasury
Toledo Seed Market Report Shows Varied Clover and Timothy Seeds
Toledo market notes list cash and new Clover seed prices for old stock and upcoming dates January 13 through February 1995, along with Timothy seed pricing and cash terms. The fragment indicates multiple price quotes and landing dates for seed commodities.
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Toledo
Flowr Prices Rise Noted In Minneapolis Market
In Minneapolis on January 13 officials report higher price ranges for family patent goods with prices listed from 9 to 70 and bran at 1.00 to 32.00 across local trade notes.
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Minneapolis
Coffee Market Snippet From January Trade Notes
Brief OCR fragment shows coffee prices and futures data with figures like 21.85 and 19.90, along with references to Santos and Rio markets. Details are partial and unclear but indicate commodity price movement and dated notes.
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Fou
Iece Rio
Santos No
Eary
Grand Jury opens wire tapping probe in Iowa divorce case
In Cedar Rapids on January 13 the grand jury began an inquiry into alleged wire tapping related to the divorce suit of Mrs. Zelal Tschirgi against Anthony Mchinegi. Mr. Tuchirgi admitted hiring a detective to tap notes and listening to conversations between Mrs. Tschirgi and Roy Duede, the co respondent. The panel planned further sessions as it also resumes work on the Armstrong Schrader death near Milwaukee.
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Cedar Rapds
Frand
Rbivore
Mes
Zelal Techirei
Anthony Mchinegi
Tuchirgi
Tschirgi
Roy Duede
Iowa
Armstrong J. Schrader
Milwaukee Railroad
Bandits Beat Man Into Insensibility in Rock Island
Morris Marblestone proprietor of a four man’s furnishing store was severely beaten with a flat iron and a hammer by two masked bandits who robbed the office safe of $500. He lies critically injured in a hospital with a skull fracture. Two men arrested in Moline, named Joe Rooney and Charles Sanders, 38 and 28, respectively, are believed to be the robbers and may be the same assailants.
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Rock Island, I
Morris Marblestone
Marblestone
Moline
Rock Island
Joe Rooney
Charles Sanders
Kewanee
USC coach Henderson resigns. Rockne considered for USC
Elmer C Henderson resigns as USC head coach and the move prompts talk of hiring Knute Rockne from Notre Dame. Reports indicate Rockne met with USC officials in San Francisco while Notre Dame officials downplay its likelihood. Iowa basketball notes cap Lounde leads in scoring as Nurmi era boosts indoor track excitement.
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Los Angeles
Elmer C Henderson
University of Southern California
Los Angeles Examiner
Route Rockne
Notre Dame
Warren Bovard
Southern California
H. J. Stonier
Rockne
San Francisco
Gwinn Wilson
South Bend
Ind
University of Notre Dame
Knute R. Rockne
Knute Rockne
Edward
Slip) Madigan
St. Mary’s College
Oakland
Stanford
Pasadeng
Coronado Beach
Mack to Lead Athletics to Florida Training Camp
Manager Connie Mack of the Philadelphia Athletics announced he will depart with his battery for the southern training camp at Port Myers Florida on February 23. A week later the regular infielders and outfielders will follow. Last year the club trained in Montgomery Alabama.
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Connie Mack
Philadelphia American ‘League
Athletics
Southern
Port Meyers
Fla
South
Montgomery
Ala
Chicago polo scion Anson Clough returns as Newark team member
Anson Clough, grandson of Chicago baseball legend Captain Anson, resumes playing in Chicago as part of Newark New Jersey trio in the inter city indoor polo tournament. A Montclair New Jersey resident by birth Chicago native Clough represents the Newark squad.
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Anson Clough
Anson
Chicago
Newark, N. J
Clough
Montclair
N. J
Watson to challenge Nurmi in two thirds mile at Millrose carnival
Ray Watson of Illinois A C, a middle distance star, may give Paavo Nurmi a stiff fight in the two thirds mile at the Millrose A A U carnival on January 27 and 28 in New York. Watson, who ran Nurmi close in the Olympic 1500 meters last summer, expects to be at his best over the shorter indoor distance.
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Ray. Watson
Illinois A. C
Paavo Nurmi
New York
Watson
Nurmi
Pazty Vance Seeks Big Payday With Brooklyn in 1925
Brooklyn pitcher Pazty Vance rejected a 1925 contract offer of 12000 and asked 18000. He earned 9500 in 1924 and would be Brooklyn’s highest paid player this year, possibly settling with President Hbbets. Burleigh Grimes topped last season’s Robin salary list at 11000.
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Pazty Vance
Brooklyn
Vance
Hbbets
Burleigh Grimes
Record of historic basketball scoring feats
In Shenandoah Iowa on January 13 the Inland Electric player Frank Connor of Chicago scored 50 baskets in one game. The note recalls Shenandoah high school captain Stibbs’s 53 baskets in 1922 against Farragut high school.
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Shenandoah, Ia
Frank Connor
Inland Electric
Chicago
Captain Stibbs
Shenandoah
Farragut
Ned Pettigrew to Manage Oklahoma City Indians in Western League
Ned Pettigrew, who began as a pitcher for the Boston Bloomer Girls in 1901, will manage the Oklahoma City Indians from the bench this season in the Western league.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Ned Pettigrew
Boston Bloomer Girls
Oklahoma City Indians
Burglar With No Legs Charged In Drug Store Break In
Vancouver police held an alleged burglar sans legs and an accomplice with one leg connected to a drug store robbery. William Ball, missing both legs, is charged with breaking and entering while Ernest Sanderson, who has a leg amputation above the knee, faces a receiving stolen goods charge.
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Vancouver
B. GC
William Ball
Ernest Sanderson
Smallpox Vaccination Order Withdrawn in Mason City
Mason City health officials drop the pupil vaccination order after 46 of 4500 students remain unvaccinated, marking an emergency action end. Iowa State college professor uses crossword puzzles to teach psychology, staff report. Ruby Tate trial postponed a month in Marion. Dolly Hill dies from leopard attack after circus incident in Bay City. Iowa master builders gather for annual convention in Des Moines with sessions on legislation and plans.
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Mason City
Rodney P. Fagan
Ames
John K. G. Jenkins
Psychology
Iowa State College
Marion
Ruby Herrington Tate
Robert Tate
Des Moines
Master Builders of
Iowa
John G. Miller
Waterloo
Des Moines Man Improves After Street Car Crash
Mike Talarico, Des Moines, who suffered crushing chest injuries and a broken nose when his car hit a street car near Galesburg, showed slight improvement today at a local hospital according to his physician.
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Galesburg
Gil
Mike Talarico
Des Moines
Pete Rand
Local produce firm ships two carloads of chickens to San Francisco
Missouri Valley Missouri Jan 13 A local produce company shipped two car loads of chickens to San Francisco during the last week the first to leave since the embargo was imposed buyers bear the shipping risk under a new arrangement as the market suffered from the embargo.
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Missouri Valley
San Francisco
Bowrht F. O. B
Des Moines Reports First Woman Bandit
Des Moines detectives believe the city’s first woman bandit began operating last night. George Powell said a bandit wearing men's clothes but with a womanly appearance held him up and escaped with five dollars.
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Des Moines
George Powell
Poison Incident Kills Two at Pennsylvania Wedding Party
In Pottsville area a wedding party last night left two dead and four in serious condition after guests drank a suspected poison liquid. Coroner and state police investigate the liquid believed to be metal polish mistaken for gin. Victims include Joseph Lavella and George Aleckis of Minersville.
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Pottsville
Joseph Lavella
George Aleckison
Minersville
Allied finance ministers to ratify Dawes plan reparations
Paris reports the final plenary session of the allied finance ministers conference will be held tomorrow to ratify agreements on the apportionment of reparations under the Dawes plan.
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Paris
Allied’ Finance Ministers
Des Moines Man Killed In Hunting Accident Near Pleasantville
Ivan Knotts 25 of Swain Iowa died from gunshot wounds sustained while fleeing a skunk incident during a rabbit hunt with his brother in law James Roudy. Roudy claims accidental discharge while Knotts or he may have fired. No inquest will be held.
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Des Moines
Ivan Knotts
Swain
Pleasantville
James Roady
Knotts
Roudy
Fire destroys building housing grocery and millinery shop
Damage estimated at 35000 dollars occurred when a fire destroyed a building in Carterville that housed a grocery store and a millinery shop.
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Carterville
Nevada man Harold Boyd faces new charges after jail escape attempt
Nevada Iowa January 13 filing of additional charges against Harold Boyd a Des Moines Negro will await the outcome of injuries to Sheriff J W Nebergall of Story county The sheriff remains in critical condition at his home following injuries suffered when Boyd attempted to break jail in Nevada on Sunday.
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Nevada
Harold Boyd
Des Moines
J. W. Nebergalll
Story County
District Court
Union County
Iowa
Court House
Creston
Said County
Mimer D. Warren
Malinda Warren
Fred Graham
Eva ‘*Sheviley
Thomas I. Wolfe
Elmer Warren
Car Crash Near Hospital Injures Woman and Strikes Tram
Mrs. A. R. Duke, 32, speeding toward a local hospital to visit two sisters under treatment, crashed her car into a tram car. The collision occurred within a block of the hospital and she was taken there for treatment, where her condition was being assessed.
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Council Bluffs, Ja
A. R. Duke
Judge orders Ibanez jailed. holds 10000 peseta bond
In Madrid on January 15 a district judge ordered Vicente Blasco Ibanez committed to prison unconditionally and set a 10000 peseta cash bond to guarantee his obligations. The charge involves publication of his booklet criticizing King Alfonso and is pressed in the author's absence. Extradition is expected to be requested.
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Madrid
Vicente Blasco Ibanez
Ibanez
Alfonso
Underprivileged boy needs outlet in woods and streams
Judge George W. Wood, Iowa organizer of the Izaak Walton League, told Canopus club members that the truly underprivileged boy is the healthy spirited youngster who must have a natural outlet. He urged utilizing woods and streams near home to channel energy away from mischief.
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Des Moines
America
George W. Wood
Waterloo
Iowa Organization
Izaak Walton League
Canopus Club
Nick
Seaton Editor Charles F. E. Duncan Dies in Rock Island
Charles F E Duncan owner and editor of the Seaton Independent Seaton Iowa died at 130 this morning in Rock Island Il He was born in Earlham Iowa and educated in Des Moines survived by his wife and several children
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Rock Island
Ill
Charles FE. Duncam
Seaton Independent
Seaton
Earlham
Des Moines
Premier Herriot Appears at Chamber Opening in Paris
Paris notes Premier Herriot made his first public appearance since December 10 as the Chamber of Deputies opened. Former premier Paul Painleve was reelected president of the chamber.
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Paris
Herriot
Chamber of Deputies
Paul Painleve
Chamber
Mayor investigates Blairstown fire cause in Vinton
Vinton Iowa January 13 Mayor B F Paul of Blairstown began inquiry into the blaze that destroyed a local store last night. Fire officials suspect arson connected to a recent string of fires in the area attributed to fire bugs.
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Vinton
B. F. Paul
Blairstown
Here
State Problems Will Be Discussed By Farmers
Iowa farm leaders open the sixth annual Iowa Farm Bureau Federation convention in Des Moines with sessions by county bureaus and advance delegates. Topics include local policy extension work and expanding the bureau influence, plus closer alliance with other farm groups for legislation and development. A resolutions committee chaired by J. H. Jones, J. D. O Bryan, and A. Sykes is drafting farmer oriented measures.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
Iowa
Iowa Farm Bureau Federation
Farm Bureau
J. H. Jones
Ainsworth
J. D. O'Bryan
Lee’s
A. Sykes
Ida Gray
Submarine S-19 Halts At Orleans Harbor After Run Aground
The submarine S-19 ran aground on the outer bar at Orleans harbor entrance. It sent a distress message about dangerous position and heavy seas at about 9 o'clock, with waves breaking over its bridge.
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Associated Press
Chatham
Mass
Orleans Harbor
Marmola Tablets Promise Easy Weight Loss
Advert says a simple four daily Marmola Prescription Tablet regime will reduce weight without dieting or exercise. It claims thousands improve figures and urges purchase from a local druggist or Marmola Co. in Detroit Michigan.
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Marmola Co
General Motorg Bidg
Detroit
Mich
Submarine S-19 Submerged Needing Rescue Amid Heavy Seas
The first S-19 message in some time reports the submarine submerged with part of its radio antenna underwater. The vessel rolls in mud as heavy seas rake over her. Nausett and Orleans coast guard crews stand by. life lines seem unreachable due to distance and high seas. S419, under Lieut. C. F. Martin, carries five officers and 35 enlisted men bound from Portsmouth, New Hampshire to New London, Connecticut.
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S-19
Nausett Light Coast Guard
Orleans
Coast Guard
C. F. Martin
Portsmouth
N. H
New London
Conn
Supreme Court Review of Plumber Permit Case
The Supreme Court today affirmed in part and reversed in part the Woodbury county ruling on Sioux City council's attempt to cancel master plumber Fred Ebert's license. It upheld voiding section 270 of the ordinance and the council's revocation actions, while reversing the district court on other points.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
Supreme Court Today
Woodbury
Phert
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