Wall Street Stocks Surge as Can Hits Record High
June 27 Wall Street shows a sensational advance led by American Can rising 10 points to a record 200 while January lows near 158% are left behind. Dupont General Electric and United States Cast Iron Pipe show strength as buying spreads to high grade issues. rails lag with Rutland preferred up 3% from yesterday. Total volume around 600000 shares.
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Dupont
General Electric
United States Cast Iron Pipe
Wall Street
Rutland Preferred
Livestock prices at Omaha market report June cattle hogs and sheep
Hogs receipts 8 090 with demand strong to high for all classes. Dutchers 13.00 to 13.45. lights 12.60 to 13.00. sows 11.25 to 11.75. bulk sales 11.75 to 13.35. top 13.48. Cattle receipts 25 with gains for fed steers yearlings and stockers. calves and veal noted. Sheep receipts 500 with lambs 50 higher and feeders 50% higher. range lambs 16.50. native lambs 15.50 to 16.00.
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Omaha
U. S
Clearing Houses Report Shows Excess Reserves
New York June 27 The actual condition of clearing house banks and trust companies for the week shows an excess reserve of 22 482 980 The reserve is down 21 209 800 compared with last week.
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Clearing Houses
New York
Liberty Bonds Market Closing Figures
New York quot. U. S. bonds closed with Liberty 2 percent at 101.2, First 4s at 102.26, Second 4s at 101.14, Third 4s at 101.28, Fourth 4s at 143. U. S. Treasury 4s at 104 and Treasury 4s at 107.25.
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Liberty
New York
U. S
Treasury
Ue Treasury
Chicago Livestock Prices and Receipts Report
Chicago market bulletin shows hogs trading strong with top 13.80 and averages 12.40 to 13.80, cattle receipts 500 with fed steers up to 12.60, vealers 10.00 to 11.00, sheep receipts 3,000 with fat lambs and yearlings up 75 cents to $1, demand steady. Unofficial Monday receipts projected hogs 47,000, cattle 17,000, sheep 16,000, with next week hogs around 150,000.
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Chicago
U. S
Dept. of, Agric
Fed
Markets Report for Produce and Poultry Prices Chicago June 27
Chicago market notes show alive poultry steady with various item prices including fowls up to 28 cents, turkeys around 20 cents, and ducks near 18 to 28. Potatoes receipts and shipments listed, meat and dairy prices varying by region with butter and eggs also reported. Market conditions described as trading fair and steady nationwide, with several regional price points for sacks, cobblers, and barrel outputs.
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Chicago
New York Dairy Prices and Receipts Draw Mixed Signals
Butter firm with receipts 15 268 and creamery grades higher than extras with 92 score and 41 41 percent. Eggs receipts 21 728 with nearby and western henery whites firsts to average extras 38 45. Cheese barely steady with receipts 182 217 and state whole milk fits, fancy to fancy specials 22 24. Live Poultry steady with broilers by express and dressed poultry quiet with old roosters 14419.
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United States
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Virginia
Wisconsin
New York
Pacific Coast
Market Prices Report from Kansas City and St Louis
Kansas City and St Louis market notes list butter creamery 46 47 packaging 23 eggs firsts 28 percent selected 35 poultry hens 21 roosters 11 broilers 24 red river Ohios 1.50 to 1.60. St Louis notes include hens 22 springs 33 young turkeys 25 spring ducks 20 old ducks 15 geese 18 spring geese 17 eggs 28 butter 42.
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Kansas City
Red River River
St. Louis
Toledo Seed Market Report
Toledo market notes show wheat cash No 2 red at 1.72 to 1.74 a bushel with hover seed cash 1.50 and futures Oct 14.70 Dec 14.25. Alsike seed Aug 14.50 and Timothy seed cash 3.70 Sept 4.15.
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Toledo
Hover
Alsike
Timothy
Omaha Cash Grain Market Report
The Omaha cash grain market shows No. 4 hard wheat at 1.44 and No. 3 hard wheat at 1.44 to 1.45. No corn on sale. No. 2 white oats at 0.45 and No. 2 white oats at 0.44 to 0.44.
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Omaha
Wheat fluctuates as Chicago Board of Trade closes lower
Wheat prices declined in late trading at the Chicago Board of Trade with July and September futures down about 3 to 3% cents. Early gains from Liverpool upturns and signals of reduced threshing movement had lifted values earlier, but selling pressure overwhelmed support and corn and oats also weakened.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Liverpool
Kansas-Nebraska
Kansas
Chicago grain and livestock prices follow market trends
Chicago cash grain report dated June 27 lists wheat primarily at No. 2 hard 1.56 percent, various corn futures with mixed quotes from No. 2 to No. 4, yellow and white corn grades, oats at No. 3 and No. 4 white, rye absent, barley 84, Timothy weed 6.85 8.00, clover seeds 22.00 27.75, and meat cuts with lard 17.10, ribs 18.50, bellies 21.75.
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Chicago Grain & Provisions
Chicago
S'pt
CAGO
Timothy
St Joseph Livestock Market Report
Hogs receipts 2,500 steady, top 13.50, bulk 12.75 to 13.40. Cattle receipts 100. steers 8.50 to 11.50, top 11.55. cows and heifers 9.50 to 10.50. calves 4.00 to 9.00. stockers and feeders 4.50. Sheep receipts 500 steady, lambs 15.50 to 16.50, ewes 5.50 to 7.00.
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ST. Joseph
Wheat and corn prices in St Louis cash grain market
In St Louis cash grain, wheat No 2 red ranges 1.87 to 1.96 and No 1 hard 1.54 to 1.56. Corn No 2 mixed 1.02 and No 2 yellow 1.05%. Oats No 2 white 49, No 3 white 47 47% and No 4 white 46%.
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ST. Louis
Hay Prices in St Louis Market Report
St Louis market notes list hay prices for June 27 with bids for No 1 timothy at 20.00 and 22.00, No 2 light clover at 18.00 and 20.00, No 2 heavy clover at 16.00 and 17.00, and choice western alfalfa at 27.00 and 28.00.
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St. Louis
Flour Prices Quoted for Carload Patents in Cotton Sacks
Minneapolis on June 27 reports unchanged flour prices in carload lots with patents priced at 8.55 to 8.65 per barrel in 98 pound cotton sacks. Bran quotes 5.00 to 26.00 per unit appears in the same item.
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Minneapolis
Kansas Ex Merchant Pleads Guilty to Assault
Charles B. Davies a retired Concordia merchant pleaded guilty to assault with intent to kill in a plot to slay his wife last fall. He received a sentence of from one to 10 years in the state penitentiary at Lansing.
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Concordia
Kan
Charles B. Davies
Lansing
Davies
Kansas City
Hogin
Thestate
Scopes Trial Advertising Sparks Tennessee Bar Debate
Dayton, June 27. Tennessee Bar association members discuss a Memphis report of resolutions condemning using the Scopes trial as an advertising medium. Dudley Field Malone defended science and religion harmony in Chattanooga. Henry Higgins Lane’s refusal to testify drew comment. Malone announced Lane as a potential expert witness for the defense.
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Associated Press
Dayton, Tenn
Dayton
Memphis
Tennessee Bar Association
Tenn
Dudley Field Malone
Chattanooga
New York
Henry Higgins Lane
University of Kansas
Lane
Malones
Arrest Woman On Charge of Auto Theft
Olga Bowman and a male with the alias Albert Smith were arrested in Manchester Indiana on auto theft charges. They waived examination in justice court and await the October grand jury. The woman reportedly drove the stolen car from the business district to the outskirts, where she picked up the man before arrest. The abandoned vehicle was traced to J. F. Saunders of Rudd Ta.
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Associated Press
Manchester
Olga Bowman
Albert Smith
Gary
Ind
Justice Court
J. F. Saunders
Rudd Ta
Maynard Again Under Arrest in Clinton Shooting Case
In Clinton, June 27, Acting under Judge Barker orders, Sheriff Cooke and State Agent Atkins rearrested Tex Maynard linked to the June 8 shooting of Clinton officers George Howland and Ferdinand Alexander. Maynard had been released without a court order to aid an alibi claim. Suspects Jim Davis and Ed Welch remain at large. Davis is a murder fugitive, Welch has robbery ties. Ames police report two suspects may be in the area, while a man arrested on Thursday, Fred Sani, is held on concealed weapons charges.
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Shepherd
Kenilworth
North Shore
Shepherds
Young McClintock
Cavey Orion
Charles C. Farman
National University of Sciences
Farman
Isabelle Pope
Billy McCintock
Miss Pope
Billy
Associated Press
Clinton
Barker
Westerday
E. Cooke
George W Atkins
Tex
Maynard
George Howland
Ferdinand Alexander
Clinton County
Freeport
DeWitt
Davenport
Jim Davis
Ed Welch
Maynach
State Penitentiary
Fort Madison
Davis
Welch
Farlin
Ames
Here
Fred Sani
Sioux Milty
Sani
Clara Kaize
James Sullivan
Sullivan
Denver
Pir
Daviy
Tokio Yokohama Canal Plan Revived in Japan
The Japan Advertiser reports the home affairs department will draft a bill for 20 million yen to fund a deep waterway between Tokio and Yokohama. Construction would take about four years to ease maritime traffic, reduce transhipment, and lower freight costs between the port and the capital.
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Associated Press
Tokio
Yokohama
Japan Advertiser
Department of Home Affairs
Diet
Navigator Wins Great American Stakes Under Sande
Mrs Payne Whitney's Navigator ridden by Earl Sande won the Great American stakes for two year olds at Aque duct, defeating Sarmarthus by a head with Powhatan third. The five furlongs time was 1 00 and the mile and an eighth race saw Mad Play nose out Jockey Farmer's Mad Play in 1:49 2 5.
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Associate
New York
Brookdale
Bruening
Whetstone
Fater
Weather outlook for Upper Mississippi and Missouri valleys
Washington reports a weekly forecast for the Upper Mississippi and lower Missouri valleys. The week beginning Monday will be mostly fair with scattered thunder showers and temperatures above normal throughout.
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Washington
Mississippi
Missouri
Berbara Bedford Named Hart's Comeback Opponent
Hollywood reports Berbara Bedford was chosen to co star with William S Hart in his comeback western. Camera work on the film is set to begin within three weeks as Hart resumes screen activity after a two year absence.
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Hollywood
Calif
Berbara Bedford
William S. Hart
Hart
Local man committed to state hospital after suicide attempt
Fairfield reports George Koch was sent to the state hospital for treatment of insanity after an attempted death by own action. Belmond notes farmer Chet Cullman died from injuries after a bull attacked him while leading it to water.
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Fairfield
George Koch
State Hospital
Belmond
Chet Cullman
Here
Oldest Shriner in Iowa Henry R Keading Dies at 96
Oskaloosa reports Henry R Keading aged 96 as the state's oldest Shriner. He died at his home. Other Iowa notices on June 27 include bids rejected for a women's dormitory at Iowa State College, and Governor Hammill urging a paroled policy to ensure equal opportunity to freedom. The Iowa Unitarian Association's liberal religion institute also closed in Humboldt.
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Oskaloosa
Henry R Keading
Iowa
Des Moines
State Board of Education
Iowa State College
Hammill
Board of Parole
Humboldt
Institute of Liberal Religion
Iowa Unitarian Esociation
Principal Emily Smith files $50,000 breach suit in district court
Des Moines report says Miss Emily Smith, school principal, filed a breach of promise suit for $50,000 in district court against Ferdinand Schmidt, president of a wholesale china firm, yesterday.
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Des Moines
Emily Smith
Ferdinand Schmidt
Des Moines Man Arrested in Liquor Seizure After Vigil
Des Moines police reported the arrest of Harry Foreman after a 36 hour vigil. They seized from his car a quantity of liquor claimed by Foreman to have been hauled from Chicago.
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Des Moines
Harry Foreman
Naprapathic Association Elects Officers in Chicago
Chicago June 26. The American Naprapathic association elected Dr. H. MacCleland Hess of Chicago as president and chose Milwaukee Wisconsin for the next annual meeting. Dr. H. W. Harmer of Burlington Jr. was named secretary and Dr. Banner Howard of Cedar Rapids Iowa treasurer.
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Chicago
American Naprapathic Association Today
H. MacCleland Hess
Milwaukee, Wis
H. W. Harmer
Burlington, Jr
Banner Howard
Cedar Rapides la
Cedar Rapids Men Plead Guilty in Bootlegging Case
Philip Featherstonpaugh of Cedar Rapids pleaded guilty on a county attorney’s information to bootlegging charges in Town City Iowa pleaded guilty yesterday and was fined 300 dollars plus costs Calvin Kelehner of Cedar Rapids also pleaded guilty received a 300 dollar fine and 90 day sentence on the county rock pile.
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Town City
Philip Featherstonpaugh
Cedar Rapids
Calvin Kelehner
Kelehner
Death by self at Apex Island shops claims 55 year old machinist
Joseph Cabalka aged 55 a machinist at the Apex Island shops in Cedar Rapids Iowa died by suicide this morning. He had suffered ill health for several months according to reports from the plant and local authorities.
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Cedar Rapids
Joseph Cabalka
Apex Island
Two Negroes Executed in Arkansas Electric Chair
In Little Rock on June 26 Jack Burster and Perk Flowers were executed by electric chair at the state penitentiary. Each man had been convicted of murder.
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Tittle Rock
Ark
Jack Burster
Perk Flowers
State Penitentiary
Fach
British schooner Marion Adams seized off Mobile Gulf
Federal authorities report the British schooner Marion Adams and six motorboats seized in the Gulf of Mexico off Mobile by coastguard vessels. Also in custody are 6 000 cases of whiskey and 23 prisoners. The vessels men and liquor are being towed to Mobile.
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Mobile
Ala
Marion Adams
Gulf of Mexico
Boxing Show Ends With Draw In Main Event
Glen Lage of Marshalltown and Sam Brown of Davenport boxed six rounds to a draw in last night's main event in Cedar Rapids. Brown showed a wobble in round three but Lage evened the score in rounds four and five. Clyde Drury of Marshalltown easily outpointed Joe Knipp of Waterloo in the six round semi final, taking the last five rounds after Knipp held him even early.
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Associated Press
Cedar Rapids
Glen Lage
Marshalltown
Sam Brown
Davenport
Lage
Clyde Drury
Joe Knipp
Waterloo
Knipp
Booze Haul Seized as 23 Men Questioned at Mobile
Customs officials moved a vast consignment of liquor from the schooner Marion Adams to a warehouse near Mobile. Twenty three men were arrested aboard the vessel and several smaller boats faced preliminary examination on charges linked to the seizure. The haul, totaling nearly 6 000 cases of alcohol and whiskies, marked a major coast guard victory amid ongoing blockade efforts.
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Associated Press
Mobile
Ala
Coal Guard
Saukee
Southwest Pass
Louisiana
Marion Adams
Ames Police Arrest Denver Robbery Suspect
Ames Iowa June 27 a man believed to be James Sullivan tied to a 12000 dollar payroll robbery in Denver June 2 was held by Ames police on Denver instructions. Clara Kinzie wife of a man jailed for another bank robbery is also in custody. Police chased a second car with Jim Davis and Ed Welch suspected in shootings. occupants fled as Sullivan was detained.
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The
Asse. Press
Ames
James Sullivan
Denver
Sullivan
Clara Kinzie
Fort Madison
Harlan
Sioux
W. J. Cure
Jim Davis
Ed Welch
Clinton County
Pleads Not Guilty To Embezzlement
J W Townsend charged with embezzling 2300 while in charge of the Fort Dodge office of Remington Typewriter Co arraigned in district court and pleaded not guilty. Des Moines witnesses testified he sold and did not account for typewriters. Fort Dodge residents also testified before the grand jury.
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Associated
Prasad Des
Soldier Play Ends in Tragedy Near Marion County Line
Lyisle Wirene, 19, shot and killed Homer Abcock, 47, at Henry Smith's home while playing soldier. Authorities say the shooting was accidental and Wirene suffered a chest wound from the discharge. Abcock had been working for Smith when the incident occurred.
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Associated Press
Chariton
iLyisle Wirene
Jesse Wirene
Homer Abcock
Henry Smith
Marion County
Wirene
Abcock
Smith
Lenox Resident Returns Home After Short Visit
Mrs Charles Rogers returns to her Lenox home after a brief stay here with family. The notice notes a small family visit and acknowledges Mrs Rogers's safe arrival at her residence.
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Lenox
Charles Rogers
Nace
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