Wall Street Stocks Rally As Railshares Rise On Dividends
Speculative activity centers on railroad issues with favorable dividend expectations. New York Central climbs 2 points to 118 1 2 as several railroads including Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe, Lackawanna, Gulf Mobile and Northern, and Pittsburgh and Western advance on anticipated year end dividends. Buying remains selective with Remington, American Express, Famous Players, Manhattan Pricings Supplies among gainers while United Industries and Alcohol reach new highs.
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Ince
New York Central
Atchison
Hitnels Central
Lackawanna
Gulf, Mobile and Northern
Gulf, Mobile and Northern and Peorip and Pasern | Frisco
Baltimond
Ohio
Remington Cy
Pregéed Steck
Omaha Livestock Market Report with Mixed Price Movements
US Dept livestock data shows hog receipts near 10 500 with prices rising up to 10.20 for small butcher weights and 10.65 for prime lots. Sheep and lambs see steady to higher bids while veal and cattle sections show varied gains and declines across feeder and weight classes.
Weather Summary from Bete Miler Local Observations
The report lists past two hours ending at 7 am with temperatures ranging from 42 to 62 and no rainfall recorded. Observations show highs near 62 and lows near 42 across the period with clear or none rainfall indicated.
Chicago Hog and Cattle Market Report May 4
U S Department notes receipts at 36 000 hogs with strong trade 5 cents higher underweight hogs up 5 to 10 cents big packers inactive. Cattle receipts 20 000 with heavies most declines and vealers down 50 cents. Sheep receipts 16 000 with fat lambs opening 25 cents higher. Official tomorrow estimates set hogs 15 000 cattle 12 000 sheep 15 000.
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Chicago
U. S
Dept. of Agric
Poultry and Produce Market Report Chicago May Day
Prices on poultry eggs and butter move with steady to higher tones. Live poultry and fowl prices are listed across categories with regional variations and U S shipments reported alongside produce receipts and stock levels.
Butter and Poultry Prices in New York and Kansas City May 4
New York reports creamery butter receipts 7 104 tubs with higher extras and various scores, fresh gathered eggs and storage packed lots, cheese steady with state flats and milk runs, live and dressed poultry prices listed. Kansas City notes butter unchanged and poultry rates, with assorted eggs and potatoes prices. Tallis region shows hens, springa, turkeys, ducks, geese with corresponding butter and egg figures.
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Chicago
United States
Wisconsin
Idaho
Louisiana
Elise Triumphe
Florila
New York
Hennery Whites
Hennery
Hennery Browns
Express
Kansas City
Red River
Horse and Mule Market Report from East Louis
East Louis market report lists horse prices for draft to choice drafts 150 to 200 dollars and good eastern mule 75 to 100 dollars. Mules 16 to 20 hands 175 to 225 dollars, 15 to 16 hands 125 to 200 dollars, 14 to 19 1/2 hands 85 to 108 dollars.
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East Louis
Wheat futures rise as ocean stocks fall and Liverpool lifts prices
Sharp reduction in wheat aboard ships boosts New York Chicago prices. May wheat opens at 1.61 and July at 1.50 to 1.51, rising to 1.61 and 1.53 respectively. A 3.4 million bushel drop in U S visible supply drives further gains with May closing 1.61 to 1.62 and July 1.09 to 1.09. Corn and oats follow wheat. hog strength supports provisions.
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Chicago
Liverpool
United States
Chicago cash grain prices and grain seed bids reported
Chicago market page lists Wheat No 2 hard 1.64, No 3 hard 1.60 to 1.64. Corn varieties mostly 1.01 to 1.12 per bushel with mixed lots. Rye 1.18, Timothy seed 6.75 to 6.25, Clover seed 19 to 27, Lard 15.12, Ribs 16.37, Hellies 18.62, and related bids for other grains and seeds.
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Chicago
Otts
Rye
Harley—So
Timothy
Clover
Ribs
Hellies
Grain exports rebound in United States from prior week
The commerce department reports grain exports for last week totaled 6,628,000 bushels, up from 4,843,000 the prior week. Wheat 1,818,000 bushels. rye 4,083,000. oats 442,000. corn 77,000. barley 218,000.
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Washington
United States
Commerce Department
Wheat and corn price quotes from St. Louis Grain
St. Louis cash grain prices dated May 4 show wheat at No red 1.96 and other grades from 1.65 to 1.80. Corn bids include No 2 mixed 1.06 and No 9 yellow 1.13, with No 3 yellow 1.10 to 1.11. Oats quotes list No 2 white 48% and No 3 white 46% to 47%.
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ST. Louis
Visible Supply Drops in Wheat Corn and Oats
The visible supply report for New York on May 4 shows declines in multiple grain categories led by wheat down 3,499,000 bushels, followed by corn 2,397,000 and oats 1,592,000. Rye fell 1,730,000 and barley 23,000 bushels.
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New York
Liberty Bonds Markets Report New York May 4
U S bonds closed with Liberty 3s at 101.0 plus, First 4 1/8 at 102.4, Second 4 percent at 101.12, Third 4 1/4 at 101.31, Fourth 4 percent at 102.11, U S Treasury 4s at 101.19, and U S Treasury 4s at 105.18 amid trading.
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Liberty
New York
U. S
Firet
U. S Treasury
U.S Treasury
Coffee market update from New York May 4 1914
Rio prices and futures for Santos indicate steady outlook. Report lists Santos No 4 at 23 percent, with July futures at 16.35 and December at 14.76, reflecting current market conditions.
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New York
Rio
Santos
Toledo Seed Market Prices Listed
Toledo on May 4 reports Clover seed bids of 16.30 for cash and 13.50 for Oct and 13.35 for Dec. Timothy seed quotes show 3.00 cash and 3.50 for Sept.
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Toledo
Clover
Flour prices and family patents show May market note
A May market brief notes unchanged flour prices amid a listing of family patents and varying figures such as 8.90 and 24.50. The fragment suggests price stability with minor shifts and a set of associated patent references.
Famous Trish Band May Tour America
Dublin reports the Free State Army band has reached high artistic skill and can compare with Europe’s top military bands. It has drawn strong crowds at the Theatre Royal and in provinces, and American friends urge a U S tour to Irish centers, with defense and finance ministers to consider the plan.
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Associated Prose
Dublin
Free State Army
Europe
Theatre Royal
United States
Defence and Finance
Omaha cash grain prices for May 4 report
Uilna Bea May 4 cash grain prices list wheat and corn figures. No. 1 hard 1.3944, No. 2 red 1.5418, No. 3 mixed 1.56. Corn No. 2 white 1.03, No. 1 yellow 0.88, No. 3 mixed 0.99. Oat No. 2 white 0.45, No. 3 white 0.44 0.454% Mh.
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Omaha
Uilna Bea
Hay Prices Reported by St Louis Market
Hay firm listings from St Louis on May 4 show No. 1 light clover mixed at 19.00, No. 1 heavy clover mixed at 16.00, choice alfalfa at 30.0, with Timothy at 21.00 and 22.00 in varying lots.
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HAY
St. Louis
Hay Firm
Timothy
Choice Asfalfa
Giants Manager McGraw Sidelined With Mild Cold
John Mc Graw manager of the New York Giants is confined with a slight throat irritation and will be out a day or two per his physician. The brief bulletin comes from New York on May 4.
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New York
John McGraw
New York Giants
McGraw
Second Reading of the Gold Standard Bill in Commons
London May 4 Winston Churchill chancellor of the exchequer moves the second reading for the bill returning Britain to the gold standard. Discussion expected to occupy two to three days with Philip Snowden planning to move rejection on grounds of precipitate action and potential unemployment. Controversy over silk duties and possible tax abandonment features prominently.
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Associated Press
London
Winston Churchill
House of Commons
Great Britain
Philip Snowden
Treasury
German Village Solves Flag Display Dilemma
In Gross-Solechen Germany on May 2 a village uses four color strips with snap fasteners to adapt flag displays. By hiding or exposing colors the village can show republican black red white, monarchical black white red, or Prussian black white as needed. This system lets officials switch displays quickly for varying occasions.
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Associated Press
Gross-Solechen
Germany
Former Bavarian Royals Congratulate Hindenburg Election
Former Crown Prince Rupprecht Prince Leopold and other Bavarian royalty sent congratulations to Field Marshal von Hindenburg after his election to the German presidency in Munich Bavaria on May 4.
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Associated Press
Munich
Bavaria
Rupprecht
Leopold
Field Marshal
von Hindenburg
Vastly Entertaining Life Described By Times-Republican
The piece reflects on life as rapidly changing and endlessly entertaining, noting daily need to adapt attitudes and business to constant novelty. It expresses craving for new sensations with each breakfast as a central theme.
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Marshalltown Times-Republican
Unitarian Centennial Observed In Boston May Week
Boston hosts the centennial celebration of the American Unitarian Association with European guests and major speakers. Notables include Rev. Nicholas Jozan of Budapest Rev. Norbert Capek of Prague and Rev. J Cyril Flower of Cambridge England. The centenary sermon at Sanders Theatre features Dr Paul Revere Frothingham. Senator William E. Byrd of Idaho attends the Laymen's League meeting.
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Associated Press
Boston
Europe
American Unitarian Association
Pritish
Foreign Unitarian Association
London
British Society
Sydney Jones
Liverpool
British and Foreign Unitarian Association
Unitarian Laymen's League
England
Ireland
Transylvania
Hungary
Czechoslovakia
Nicholas Jozan
Budapest
Unitarian
Norbert F. Capek
Laymen's League
Diabetes Kills Spanish American War Captain Aldrich
Charles S. Aldrich 52 banker and lawyer of Elmwood Nebraska died suddenly at church services. A former Cedar Falls resident and husband of writer Bess Streeter Aldrich, he led Company H Forty-Ninth Iowa in Cuba during the Spanish American War. He previously served as clerk of courts in Cedar County and spent two years as U S commissioner at Nome Alaska after moving there 25 years ago. His diabetes had plagued him for years.
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Associated Press
Marshalltown
Elmwood
Neb
Charles S. Aldrich
Tipton
Bess Streeter Aldrich
Cedar Falls
Aldrich
Company H
Forty-Ninth
Iowa
Cuba
Cedar County
Alaska
United States
Nome
Start War Against Rum Runners Tuesday
New York May 4 Units from the coastguard along the Atlantic seaboard including the Gresham Seneca and Mobmave were mobilized at the Clifton base on Staten Island for a campaign against rum fleets off New Jersey to Connecticut. The fleet of more than nine armed motor craft 40 to 60 feet long will go to sea tomorrow under orders to shoot first and investigate afterward.
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Associated Press
New York
Atlantic Seaboard
Gresham
Seneca
Mobmave
Clifton
Staten Island
New Jersey
Connecticut
Bankers of Group Eight Hold Convention
Davenport Iowa May 4 Five hundred Iowa bankers met here for the twenty second annual convention of group eight Bankers association The morning was given to committee sessions and the main business session opens this afternoon with addresses by P J Thede group president C J Wohlenberg president of the Iowa Bankers association Attorney Grilli of Davenport and others Congressman F D Letts of the second Iowa district will be the principal speaker at the banquet this evening
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Tne Associated Press
Davenport
Iowa
Kansas City Man Goes On Trial For Murder
Roscoe E. Warren stands trial in district court for first degree murder in the shooting death of John C. Deskin on October 13, 1924. Deskin was killed during a Rocky Mountain Club directors meeting where Deskin read a resolution seeking Warren’s removal for alleged irregularities in his accounts. Both men were prominent locals.
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Associated Press
Kansas City
Roscoe E. Warren
John C. Deskin
Deski
Rocky Mountain Club
Warren
Deskin
Peace speech by US ambassador at Pilgrims club
Ambassador Houghton, in his maiden London address to the Pilgrims, outlined the foundations for lasting prosperity and peace, urging that American help must come with Europe’s return to good faith and a peace built on restraint to avoid future wars. He warned that aid may cease if peace is not based on goodwill.
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U. S
London
Houghton
Washington
America
Europe
Germany
France
Marshal von Hindenburg
England
Dawes
Ambassador Houghton
Great Britain
Baldwin
Duke of York
MacDonald
Belgium
Japan
Portugal
Brazil
Archbishop of Canterbury
Amery
Auckland Geddes
Samuel Hoare
Lord of Craven
Lord Astor
Dakota relays field features 625 athletes in five states
Sioux Falls May 2 reports ideal weather as the third annual Dakota relays draw a record entry of 625 athletes from high schools colleges and universities across South Dakota North Dakota Minnesota Iowa and Nebraska. The track conditions were described as good.
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Sioux Falls
S. D
South Dakota
North Dakota
Minnesota
Iowa
Nebraska
Locals Compile Weekend Travel and Social News
Mrs. Elizabeth Mix left for Wyoming Illinois to visit a ill relative. Marvin Van Syce returned from Indianola after his grandfather J F Wellens funeral. Walter Wilson came from Burlington after visiting his parents. Hugh Tramp of Omaha came to spend the day with his parents H L and Mrs Tramp. James and Jack Moran attended Creston Marysville game in Marysville Missouri. Mr and Mrs Fisher took a cottage at the Country club occupying Carl Nord’s White Cottage. Bernard Hermesmeyer of Groom Texas returned home after visits in Illinois. Mrs John Haney left for Des Moines to attend the Town hairdressers convention at Hotel Fort Des Moines. Doctors report a sewing needle in a girl’s arm.
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Elizabeth Mix
Nori Jarvis Street
Wyoming
Marvin van Syce
Indianola
J. F. Wellens
Walter Wilson
Burlington
James H. Wilson
Hugh Tramp
Omaha
H. L. Tramp
North Cedar Street
James
Jack Moran
Marysville
Fred Fisher
Country Club
Carl Nord
Bernard Hermesmeyer
Groom
Texas
Illinois
John Haney
Des Moines
L. W. Cook
Afton
S. Sandstrum
Corning
Gladys Simpson
Platte Township
Britt Holmes
Lincoln
L. J. Hughes
A. P. Haley
Villisea
D. KR. Hawkins
J. W. Willey
Elsie
Bridgewater
Mr. Ford
Nort Seeley
Purlington
Creston
L. &. Sternberg
Patricia
Lacie Ann
Corydon
Eliza Curl
Maxine
Madge
Eugene
Carroll
E. Long
Thayer
John Musmaker
Orient
George Carr
Carr
Mary McCunn
North
Cedar Street
Frank
Miller
Howard C. Miller
Henry Keintop
Neb
Vaughn Silvers
Chariton
Charles Parks
John Coleman
Marzette Richards
Aurom
Ill
West Mills Street
J. H. Martens
A. Donahue
Catherine Martens
South Elm Street
Fred Hines
Harry Edaburn
Hines
Overland
Sunday School Picnic Sparks Girls Athletic Club
A class of Methodist Sunday school girls enjoyed a picnic at McKinley Park on Saturday afternoon hosted by teacher Miss Hazel Cook and assisted by Miss Frances Dwyer. The highlight was a track meet with all participants and enthusiasm led to the formation of a girls athletic club to meet regularly at the Methodist church.
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Methodist Sunday School
McKinley Park
Hazel Cook
Frances Dwyer
Methodist Church
Romah Society Holds Frien dly May Basket Party
The Romah society gathered at Miss Frances Andersons home on North Oak Street Thursday evening for a cheerful kid party. May baskets were exchanged and the occasion was described as very happy.
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Romah Society
Frances Anderson
North Oak Street
Surprise party honors Mr and Mrs Hepler after wedding
Mr and Mrs George Hepler recently married were surprised at a party Thursday evening hosted by Mrs C B Hepler north of the city. Friends gave them a miscellaneous shower and the night included dancing cards and refreshments to close.
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George Hepler
Births Noted For Two Local Families This Week
Mr and Mrs E F McEntry of 210 South Myrtle report the birth of a baby girl at Greater Community Hospital this afternoon. Mr and Mrs Herman Rurode of 406 North Maple announce the birth of a baby boy at their home on Saturday morning.
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E. F. McEntry
South Myrtle Street
Greater Community Hospital
Herman Rurode
North Maple Street
Blumer and Borland Wed in Corning Ceremony
Miss Lydia Blumer daughter of Mr and Mrs Sam Blumer of Kent and Kenneth Borland son of Mr and Mrs W A Borland 503 North Pine were married this morning at Corning A wedding trip to Denver will take them to establish residence in town Dr L W Cook of Afton visited here Sunday and other locals called for various reasons as Creston residents attended church and social events today
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Blumer-Borland
Lydia Blumer
Sam Blumer
Kent
Kenneth Borland
W. A. Borland
North Pine Street
Corning
Denver
Colo
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Bankers of Group Eight Holding Convention
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