Wall Street Stocks Hold Up After Early Gains
Wall Street reports a buoyant session as New York federal reserve ratios ease credit concerns and trade improves in steel and oil majors. Oil shares rally with several up 1 to 3 points, General Railway Signal jumps 8 points to 160, Commercial Solvents B gains 9, Maxwell Motors B at 5, U S Cast Iron Pipe up 43, Havana Diedrick falls from early highs, call money at 3 percent. closing is strong.
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New York
Dolag
New York Federal Reserve
Ater
General Railway Signal
Maxwell Motors
United States
Havana Diedric
Omaha Livestock Prices and Receipts Report
Omaha market notes show hogs active with gains to 35 cents, mixed classes. cattle receipts 600 with steady to higher trends, beef and veal values outlined. sheep and lambs open steady to 25 cents higher with top lambs around 16.55. Key figures include hogs at 11.75 to 12.15 average, cattle lean toward 9.26 to 10.25, and lambs 14.50 to 16.55 with top 15.25.
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Omaha Livestock
Omaha
U. S. Dept. of Agric
Choice Idahos
Chicago grain and provisions prices for June 12
Open high low and close figures for wheat corn oats rye and lard from Chicago markets show July and Sept contracts with marginal changes. Notable levels include wheat around 1.60 per bushel, oats near 0.53, rye near 1.13, lard around 17.3, and ribble prices near 21.30 for various contracts.
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Chicago Grain & Provisions
Chicago
Jay
Armas
Horse and Mule Market Prices in St Louis
The Fast St. Louis market lists horses for draft and eastern chunking use from 150 to 200 dollars, southern horses from 45 to 75 dollars, and mules priced from 60 to 225 dollars. Mule sizes range from 14 to 17 hands with corresponding prices.
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St. Louis
Flour Prices Edge Up in Minneapolis Markets
Flour prices show a modest increase with Minneapolis reports noting white flour rising by 10 cents and bran moves from 27.50 to 28.50 per unit. Families and producers adapt to the cost shift as grain markets respond to demand.
Toledo Seed Market Report
Toledo June 12 seed prices show movers with cash values for different dates. Seed types include seed cash and Timothy seed with various date and price figures.
Weather Summary from Local Observations
The report covers 24 hours ending at 7 am with temperatures from 40s to 70s and rainfall recorded in several sites. Notable readings include Nome 65 to 69, and other towns showing highs near 72 and lows in the mid 40s. Precipitation is listed as none at some stations and 15 at another.
Chicago Livestock Market Report June Hogs Cattle Sheep
U S Department of Agriculture notes receipts for hogs at 19 000 with prices largely 25 cents above Thursday. Light hogs and slaughter pigs higher. bulk packing hogs 11 25 to 12 65. Cattle receipts 2 000 with slow draggy market. best steers 10 50 to 11 00, heifers and cows weaker. Sheep receipts 10 000 with fat lambs active and natives firm at 15 50 to 15 75. wethers scarce and fat ewes 5 50 to 6 50. Tomorrow's estimates hogs 4 000 cattle 500 sheep 4 000.
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Chicago Livestock
Chicago
U. S. Dept. of Agric
Produce and Poultry Market Roundup Chicago June 12
Chicago market notes show mixed potato receipts with new stock steady at high levels and old stocks easing. Butter and cheese values hold with creamery and standard grade butter prices steady amid high cold storage activity.
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Produce and Poultry
Chicago
New York Poultry and Dairy Prices Steady on June 12
Butter steady with large receipts and higher creamery extras. Eggs up with 24,924 cases reported, nearby whites selectively higher. Cheese steady as state milk flats and fancy specials noted. Live poultry firm with varied freight and express prices for broilers and fowls. Dreseel Poultry steady with frozen chicks at 26 to 42.
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New York
Express
Freight
Dreseel
Market summaries from Kansas City and St Louis dated June 12
Kansas City reports butter and eggs mostly unchanged with butter at 46 47 and eggs firsts 28 and selected 34. Poultry prices list hens 21 roosters 11 broilers 32 while potatoes range 1.50 to 1.75. St Louis shows hens 22 percent and springs 40 with other poultry prices including old ducks 14 turkeys 27 and spring ducks 20, butter 434 and eggs 26g.
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Kansas City
St. Louis
St Joseph Livestock Market Report June 12 Hogs Cattle Sheep
Hogs receipts 4,000 with 20 to 30 cents higher top 12.10, bulk 11.80 to 12.05. Cattle receipts 400 slow to weak with steers 4.50 to 10.00, cows and bulls 3.25 to 9.75, calves 4.00 to 8.00, stockers and feeders 4.75 to 7.75. Sheep receipts 1,000 steady to weak with lambs 14.00 to 15.00 and ewes 4.00 to 6.00.
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ST. Joseph
Omaha cash grain price report
Omaha cash grain shows wheat with No 1 hard at 1.664, No 2 hand 1.571 to 1.61, No 3 mixed 1.58. Corn lists No 1 white 1.0814, No 1 yellow 1.095, No 2 mixed 1.09 1/2, oats No 3 white 5.144 5.2, No 4 white 5.114.
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Omaha
Sugar market steadies as new demand lifts granulated
Raw sugar remains quiet at 4.40 spot price while the market notes paid rates. Fine granulated sugar sees increased demand with prices advertised between 5.50 and 5.70.
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New York
Wheat and corn decline at Chicago Board of Trade
Wheat prices fell amid persistent selling and thin buying, with July and September futures dropping from early quotes to 1.60 1/2 and 1.56 respectively before a tentative rally. Corn edged lower on rains in the belt, while oats and hogs followed with mixed moves and provisional gains in hog values.
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Chicago
Chicago grain prices steady across wheat and feed
Chicago cash grain markets show mixed futures with No 2 and No 3 corn values ranging around 1.13 to 1.17, white and yellow corn varieties at similar levels. Oats, rye, barley, timothy and clover seeds quoted with modest shifts. lard rib and beilles prices also listed.
Hay Prices in St Louis and Kangis City Markets
June market quotations list hay types and prices in St Louis and Kangis City. Timothy and clover mixed feedstuffs show ranges from 10 to 26 dollars per unit with alfalfa leading at 25 to 26 dollars.
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HAY
Kangis City
Choice
Grain prices in St Louis cash market report
St Louis cash grain market lists wheat at No 2 red 2.00 to 2.03 and No 2 hard 1.64 to 1.66. Corn shows No 2 mixed 1.14, No 2 white 1.14 to 1.15, No 3 white 1.13, No 2 yellow around 1.15. Oats vary with No 3 white about 5.44 to 5.5 and No 4 white around 5.34.
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ST. Louis
Liberty Bond Prices Reported in New York
Liberty bonds trading in New York on June 12 show Liberty 219s at 101.5, Liberty First 4 4s at 102.21, Liberty Second 44s at 101.13, Liberty Third 4%s at 102, Liberty Fourth 4s at 102.28. U S Treasury 48 at 103.11 and Treasury 4148 at 107.14.
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Liberty Bonds
New York
U. S
Liberty
Treasury
U. S. Treasury
Coffee futures drift on mixed Rio Santos quotes
New York coffee market shows uneven activity with Rio No 7 at 22 percent and Santos No 4 at 26 percent. Futures listed as July at 19.10 and December at 15.40, reflecting irregular trading.
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New York
Rio No
Santos
Dallas county officials face audit report findings
A report alleging irregular accounting by Dallas County officials was submitted to Attorney General Gibson by state checkers. The trenchment and reform committee approved 7500 dollars for transporting Iowa World War trophies from Washington to Camp Dodge. The body of an unknown youth killed by a train in Gladstone Illinois was believed to be James O Mara of Ankeny Iowa. Mount Pleasant population rose ten percent over five years per census. Glen C Haynes urged southern Iowa voters to elect lawmakers who would push a road bond issue for primary road surfacing.
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Associated Pres
Des Moines
Dallas County
Gibson
State Checkers
Iowa
Washington
Camp Dodge
Burlington
Gladstone
Jame O'Mara
Ankeny
Mount Pleasant
Glen C. Haynes
Iowa Good Roads Association
Warren Stone Dies Noted Labor Leader and Bank President
Warren S. Stone longtime president of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and influential labor financier, died in a Merelandy hospital after uremic poisoning. Born February 1 1860 near Ainsworth Iowa he began rail work in 1879 and rose to lead a major international union and head a national labor bank. He married Carrie E Newell in October 1884 and lived in Cleveland while active in civic and educational causes.
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Merelandy
Warren S&s. Stone
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Stone
Warren
Rock Island Railroad
Eldon
Iowa
International Labor Organization
Labor
First National Bank
America
Mr. Stone
Ainsworth
Town
Washington Academy
Washington
Western College
Fils
Central Committee of Adjustment
Brotherhood
Rock Island
Cleveland
Carrie E. Newell
Agency
Kellogg Presses Mexico on Property and Rights
Secretary Kellogg issued a formal statement amid talks with Ambassador Sheffield saying the United States will support Mexico only while American lives and rights are protected and international obligations observed. He urged restitution of illegally taken property and indemnification of American citizens, and warned against a new revolutionary movement.
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Associated Press
Washlington
Mexico
Kellogg
Sheffield
Mexico City
Ketogg
Courrse
Slain for Honor, Gill Confesses in Read Case
George Gill a 23 year old Loy ola university student confessed to killing Centenary College athlete Robert Read to protect his home honor. Gill said Read threatened his wife Mrs Gill and they fought near Pleasureville where Read fell overboard and drowned. Gill claimed Read attacked him and he struck Read's head against a rowboat then did not aid the sinking man. Read disappeared after the confrontation at the Pleasureville resort on Old River near Shreveport Louisiana.
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Associated Press
Shreveport
George Gill
Loyola University
New Orleans
Robert
Bob) Read
Centenary College
Pleasureville
Here
Read
Old River
Hughes
Gill
Young Read
Young Gill
Gil
Hospital Superintendent Testifies at Murphy Trial
Cresco Iowa June 12 Dr R A Stewart superintendent of the state hospital for the insane at Independence testified that Dennis J Murphy appeared sane during May examination and at the current hearing indicating the state nears end of its testimony Also Dr William O Krohn Chicago alienist testified that senile dementia would not allow repeated delusions or signing papers and that pre senile dementia affects a man at 57 with rapid decline and death within two years
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Associated Press
Cresco
R. A. Stewart
State Hospital For the Insane
Independence
Dennis J. Murphy
Waukon
Stewart
Murphy
State Hospital
William O. Krohn
Chicago
Loeb-Leopold
John Ja. Seneff
Cheago
Krohn
Five Believed Drowned As Boat Explosion Wrecks Ship
Atlantic City N J June 12 Five people are believed drowned after an explosion and fire destroyed the pleasure boat Crystal eight miles off Atlantic City forcing 30 including crew to leap overboard The body of Deborah McKnight 18 was brought ashore and John Hannum Warren Dilks Joseph Wilson Martha Weiss remain missing Captain William Young is held in $2000 bail Curtis Lyle said revelers were singing when the blast occurred
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Associated Press
Atlantic City
N. J
Eborah McKnight
John Hannum
Northfield
Warren Dilks
Linwood
Joseph Wilson
Martha Weiss
Social Independence Club
William Young
Curtis Lyle
Missionaries Ordered To Return To Hankow
Fifteen thousand Chinese mill workers who had struck and returned to work walked out again tonight. The renewed strike follows disorders at Hankow interior port where nearly a dozen were killed in riots. American missionaries and families in Hu Peh province were ordered to Hankow immediately. About 50 missionaries and families were scattered across the province. The central council of trade unions in soviet Russia sent 50 000 rubles to Peking to assist striking Chinese and families of those killed.
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Associated Press
Hankow
New York
Hu-Peh
Episcopal Mission
Moscow
Central Council of Trade Unions of
Soviet Russia
Peking
Rev Parker Heads Sioux Valley Baptists
The Rev J T Parker of Hawarden was elected president of the Sioux Valley Baptist Church association before adjournment. Hawarden named as next meeting place. Other officers include Herbert Hurley Storm Lake as vice president Mildred Jones Lemars as second vice president and Louise Smith as third vice president.
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Associated Press
Storm Lake
J. T. Parker
Hawarden
Sioux Valley Baptist Church Association
Herbert Hurley
Mildred Jones
Lemars
Louise Smith
Webb Named Fourth VP and Gretchen Ames Sourced
Webb named fourth vice president with Miss Gretchen Ames of Sioux City as secretary and treasurer Mrs K Campbell of Akron oversees funds. A mileage banner was awarded to a conference for highest attendance mileage by its members.
Rain Last Night Boosts Iowa Crops Statewide
The Weather Bureau reports general Iowa rains last night aiding crops, with the heaviest amounts in the north including Decorah 2.27 inches and Forest City 2.02. Des Moines area remains drier. forecasters expect more showers this afternoon or tonight to aid central and southeast Iowa.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
United States Weather Bureau
Iowa
Decorah
Forest City
Inwood
Alta
Waterloo
Seek Injunction Against Seizure of Slot Machines
Police chiefs and city attorneys from several Iowa cities were to appear in federal court regarding the Lemaster versus Gibson case seeking an interlocutory injunction against slot machine seizures. Officials from Muscatine Davenport Clinton Burlington Fort Madison Keokuk Council Bluffs Ottumwa and Des Moines were to participate. The case stems from a statewide campaign against slot machines.
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Riv
Associated Press
Des Moines
Iowa
C. A. Lemaster
Gibson
Muscatine
Davenport
Clinton
Burlington
Fort Madison
Keokuk
Council Bluffs
Ottumwa
$10,000,000 Yeomen Home to rise in Illinois site chosen
Iowa City June 12 The $10,000,000 Yeomen home will be built in pli nivis after the national Yeomen convention authorized it four years ago. Cedar Rapids and Iowa City sought the project and offered a midway site. Former Senator Charles M Dutcher, attending the New York convention, relayed the plan as the Cedar Rapids Iowa City interests backed the bid.
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Associated Press
Iowa City
Plinivis
Charles M. Dutcher
New York City
Cedar Rapids
Dutcher
Railroad Incorporation Filed for Burlington Muscatine Northwestern
Articles of incorporation for a new railroad to be known as the Burlington Muscatine and Northwestern were filed in Muscatine Iowa. E L Tobie of Monmouth IL purchaser of the defunct Muscatine Burlington and Southern will be president with F A Collins of Chicago as vice president J M Kemble of Muscatine as secretary treasurer and Finley P Dunne and Robert J Riley of Chicago as directors.
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Associated Press
Muscatine
Burlington, Muscatine and Northwestern
E. L. Tobie
Monmouth
Muscatine, Burlington and Southern
Tobie
F. A. Collins
Chicago
J. M. Kemble
Finley P
Night Marshal Killed By Truck In Emmetsburg
Henry Agnew the Emmetsburg night marshal was fatally injured when struck by a truck driven by Elmer Nelson. His skull was crushed and several ribs broken. he died at the hospital about an hour later. He was 70 and had served as night marshal for eight years.
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Associated Press
Font Dodge
Henry Agnew
Marsral
Emmetsburg
Elmer Nelson
Agnew
Marshall
Grain Marketing Co. Stock Sale Blocked in Indiana
Indication was given today that Frederick E. Schortmeyer Indiana secretary of state refused to qualify the company's stock for sale in Indiana. The move was to be challenged in court. J G Mitchell Iowa Farm Bureau operation represented the firm at the Indianapolis hearing.
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Chicago
Une
Frederick E. Schortmeyer
Indiana
J. G. Mitchell
la Moines
Iowa Farm Bureau
Indianapolis
Lauzier Found Dead in Butte Home as Brokerage Firm Fails
In Butte Montana G A Lauzier head of the Lauzier Wolcott Brokerage company was found dead in his home this morning. The firm had become insolvent last week with poison reportedly administered as the cause of death.
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Butte
Mont
G. A. Lauuzier
Lauzier-Wolcott Brokerage Company
Lauzier-Wolbcott Company
Lauzier
Sioux City Population Count Upward in New Census
Sioux City reports a 1920 census population of 75,830, an increase of 4,603 residents. City Assessor W. T. Miller announced the figures and noted the rise over the prior census.
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Sioux City
W. T. Miller
Sunset Supper At Crestmoor Golf Club Social Event
The first summer sunset supper was held Thursday at Crestmoor Golf Club with 250 members and guests attending. Mrs. Williams of Dallas performed two songs while bridge and five hundred yielded high scores for both women and men, followed by dancing. a large list of guests and committee members were noted as attendees and organizers.
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Crestmoor Golf Club
Williams
Dallas
Texas
Bert Hintz
Clarence Coen
Ben Dreyfuss
L. D. Rivenburg
Leon Morrison
Tex
J. F. Vallette
Beloit
Kans
Grace Denniston
Burlington
Roy Jenks
Cleveland
Ohio
Wilfred Keith
Iowa City
Earl Webb
Cequelle
Ore
Ss. Cunningham
Edward Hutchinson
Roy Nelson
William Burroughs
George Bartle
H. L. Trump
J. C. Delay
W. F. Finefield
Florence van Sweringen
Adam Begg
George Gault
Don Dougherty
T. V. Golden
D. W. Higbee
L. A. Templeton
R. C. Thomson
A. J. Nord
George Newcomb
John Haney
Charles E. Fiers
May Ward
Sanice Ewart
Cecelia Reardon
Katherine Farthing
Halcyon Reckner
Harlan Schmuck
Bid A Wee Club Hosted by Mr and Mrs Geis
Mr and Mrs Ed Geis entertained the Bid A Wee club at their home on Thursday Evening. Five hundred featured with Mrs Joe Mullen high score and John Wilmes low score. Dainty refreshments were served at the close.
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Ed Geis
South
Cherry Street
Joe Mullen
John Wilmes
Carnation Club entertained at Mrs Hillery home
The Carnation club met at 209 North Oak Street for a Wednesday afternoon gathering hosted by Mrs Sue Hillery. The program featured two readings by Mrs Huntington and two piano duets by Mrs Glen McClelland and Mrs Hillery, with several contests and guests including Mrs Mateer. Dainty refreshments were served as Mrs Hillery was assisted by Mrs McClelland.
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Carnation Club
Sue Hillery
North Oak Street
Huntington
Glen MccClelland
Hillery
Mateer
McClelland
Birthday party honors Harold Schuler on sixth birthday
Mr and Mrs Harry Schuler entertained Thursday afternoon at their home for Harold Schuler s sixth birthday. He received many gifts from friends and refreshments were served. Attendees included Donald Hood Lyle Hood Dale Hood Clarence LeRoy Anderson Velma Catherine May Anderson Helen and Hazel Quinn.
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Harry Schuler
Harold
Donald
Lyle
Dale Hood
Clarence LeRoy Anderson
Velma
Catherine
May Anderson
Helen
Hazel Quinn
Harold Schuler
Airplane Baby Arrives In Chicago First Of Its Kind
Chicago reports the first airplane birth with a baby girl born to Mrs. Henry Metzger of Des Moines Iowa after a Caesarean operation. The mother’s life was saved when doctors ordered surgery as trains could not reach in time. Dr Benjamin Breakstone conducted the procedure and both mother and child are reported well.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Henry Metzger
Des Moines
Lydia E Pinkham Uses Roots and Herbs in Medicine
The Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co of Lynn Mass is the world’s largest user of roots and herbs. Over half a million pounds are used annually to produce Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. Herbs are harvested at peak medicinal strength to ensure product effectiveness for restoring health in women.
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Lydia BE
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