Wall Street Stocks Rally On Strong Tone And Volume
Stocks showed a strong tone with increased volume as trading rose in the first hour. Rail and public utilities led gains with several rail names advancing and a report on car loadings through April 26 boosting yearly expectations.
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York
Utah Securities
Jersey c
American Ice
Electric Pea
Certiest Ss
Pullman
Amcrimy Amne
Friscocomwo
Staboard Air Line
Chicago
Northwestern
Missouri Pacific
Tezar
Pacific
Tidewater
Maxwall Motors
Nash Meters
Neenl
Market Report Hogs Cattle Veal with Mixed Prices
May dairy and livestock market notes show hog receipts at 8500 head, averages around 10.75 to 11.25 per pound with top 11.25 for certain weights. Cattle and veal entries show feeders steady to slightly higher, live weights near 10.40 to 10.65, veal tops around 9.00 with some lighter offerings. Shedding and lambs trade mixed, clipped lands at 12.50, overall tone indicating modest gains in some cuts and softer others.
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Dept. of
Ache
Herren
Chasser Eidope Strone
Karen Priddy
Carly
Chicago Grain and Provisions Market Fluctuates Amid Mixed Quotes
Trading data shows May contracts for corn, wheat, rye and oats with varied gains and declines. Prices, futures figures, and volume noted for several grains and feed products reflecting a choppy session in Chicago.
Market Report Fragment From Ray 4 Fae May 6
Hay steady prices show Vue at 24.00 and 22.00 per unit. No 1 Hetht toy trixned at 18.00 and 19.00. No Volcano Cover mixed listed at 14.00 and 15.00. Small charge for iod folie noted as 0.00.
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Hay
Sugar Prices and Quality Notes
May 6 raw sugar stored in pots aged at 4.27 for Cu ten, diate paid. Kief 1 duli remains unchanged at Sep 5 for fine granulated sugar.
Wirreapolis May 6 market notes and irregular prices
Fragmentary market tidbits show odd numbers and prices such as four 15s to 61 0 gier and family patents at 8.75 to 8.85 plus Weratr-2.00. The readable items suggest a chaotic listing of items with currency-like figures.
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Wirreapolis
Weratr
Weather Summary Follows 24 Hour Conditions and Temps
Weather summary reports past 24 hours with highs and lows. Conditions show rain or none across locations with temperatures ranging from lows near 28 degrees to highs around 68 degrees. Precipitation appears at select sites while others record dry air.
Chicago Livestock Market Report May 6 Hog Cattle Sheep
Hog receipts 16 000 with prices 10 76 to 11 70 per cwt. Cattle receipts 8 000 with strictly best steers around 12 25 and average 11 00 to 11 60. Sheep receipts 13 000 slow bids, clippers 12 50 to 12 75, California springers around 16 50. Official futures: hogs 24 000, cattle 12 000, sheep 11 000 forthcoming.
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Chicago
Dept of Agric
vVo
Nera
California
Market update on poultry and dairy prices across Chicago and Kansas City
Chicago reports mixed poultry and dairy prices with alive fowls, roosters, ducks, and geese listed alongside varying weights and regional quotes. Butter, cheese, eggs, and creamery products show firm, unchanged, or mixed values with receipts and storage notes. Kansas City mirrors steady to unchanged butter and poultry with regional potato quotes and grade values.
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Chicago
United States
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Movida Barrel Spalding
Louisiana
Bliss Triumph
Bujtiter
Kansas City
Red River
Horse and Mule Market Prices East St Louis May 6
Market notes list pricing for horses and mules in East St Louis on May 6. Draft and chunk horses sold from 45 to 200 dollars, with drafts up to 200 dollars. Mules display varied heights from 14.3 to 17 hands with prices ranging 60 to 225 dollars.
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East St Louis
Omaha Cash Grain Prices May 6
Wheat prices listed for Omaha market include No 1 hard 1.63 No 2 hard 1.61 1.62 percent No 3 mixed 1.58 Corn figures show No 1 white 1.08 No 2 yellow 1.09 No 2 mixed 1.06 Oats No 3 white 45 46 percent sample white 41 percent.
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Omaha
Liberty Bonds Market Report New York May 6
U S bonds closed with Liberty issues showing varied quotes led by Liberty 344s at 101. Great attention to First 44 8 at 102.4 and Second 4%9 at 101.8 while Third 4148 trades at 101.27 and Fourth 4%8 at 102.10. U S Treasury 48 stands at 101.20 and CU S Treasury 414s at 105.19.
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Liberty Bonds
New York
U. S
Liberty
U.S. Treasury
CU. S. Treasury
Coffee market closes with modest drops in futures
In New York on May 6 coffee prices edged lower. Rio No 7 settled at 19 percent and Santos No 4 at 22 percent with futures soft across contracts. July futures stood at 15.27 and December at 13.65.
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New York
Rio No
Santos No
Toledo Seed Market sees varied seed prices
Toledo notes May 6 reporting seed prices for 4Slower seed cash at 16.00 asked Ort at 23.50 and Dec at 138.35 Timothy seed listed with 3.00 for Assh. 3.00 along with Sept or 7.00 quoted as options.
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Toledo
Wheat futures rise after Spanish purchase of North American grain
Wheat prices surged in early trading on May 6 in Chicago as news of Spain buying 2,225,000 bushels of Canadian and U S wheat spurred aggressive future deliveries. May and July futures hit intraday highs, then fluctuated before closing higher. Corn and oats followed upward, with tight supplies and bullish weather adding support. hogs and other provisions also gained.
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Chicago
United States
Shorts
Chicago May 6 grain and lard price bulletin
Chicago market report lists wheat and corn bids by grade with No 2 white rye and seed prices along with lard and rib values. It shows yellow and white corn fractions, sample grade price of 71.00, and various seed costs such as clover seed at 18.00 to 26.00.
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Rye
Barney
Timothy
Clover
Livestock prices from St. Joseph market report
May 6 livestock receipts at St. Joseph show hogs up to 11.20 with 10.90 to 11.20 typical, cattle 2,500 receipts steady to higher with steers 9.25 to 10.60 and cows 9.50 to 10.50, calves 4.00 to 8.00, hogs and sheep gentle trade with lambs 14.00 to 15.60 and ewes around 7 to 7.50.
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T. Joseph
St. Joseph
Grain prices in St Louis cash market May 6
St Louis cash grain report notes Wheat No 2 red priced at 1.901 97, No 1 hard at 1.71. Corn values show No 2 white at 1.15 1/4, No 2 yellow 1.16 1/16, No 3 yellow 1.16. Oats No 2 white 50, No White 48.
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ST. Louis
German Educators Restore Latin and Greek Requirements
Berlin reports nine years of Latin and six years of Greek will again be required for all boys completing the German gymnasium course. Pre-war levels of classical study are restored after wartime reductions, with shifts toward German history and culture in girls' university preparatory schools.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Hag
Germany
Amputate Leg of Iowa I A R Commander
Ottumwa May 6. D B Cowles the Iowa I A R commander underwent an operation this morning and is reported in critical condition. It was not necessary to amputate a leg. He is 79 years old.
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Ottumwa
B. Cowles
G.ia. R
Ave Maria Society Meeting and Public Dance Report
The Ave Maria society at Immaculate Conception church met Tuesday at 2:30 pm with Mrs. Ray Sherwood presiding. Father Malone spoke after the business session and refreshments were provided by Mrs. John Sheridan's committee. Ninety couples attended the public dance at the Knights of Columbus hall from 9 pm to midnight, with many visitors in attendance.
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Immaculate Conception Church
Ray Sherwood
Malone
John Sheridan
Knights of Columbus
Chapter A Z P E O Garden Party Themed Meeting
Chapter A Z P E O hosted a indoor garden party at Mrs. W. K. Keith home on Tuesday afternoon. The event featured a program on making and cultivating flower gardens presented by Mrs. Keith Mrs. Mary Wilson Mrs. F. E. Agnew and Miss Margaret Ball. Guests included Mrs. Grace Jones Kansas City Mrs. Rainey Merengo Mrs. Harvey Connett Cheyenne Wyoming and Mrs. Darley Madison New Jersey. Refreshments were served by hostesses Mrs. Keith and Mrs. O. S. Barber.
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W. K. Keith
Mary Wilson
F. E. Agnew
Margaret Ball
Grace Jones
Kansas City
Rainey
Merengo
Harvey Connett
Cheyenne
Wyo
Darley
Madison
New Jersey
Keith
O. S. Barber
Society entertains S. S. 8S. members at Mrs Leach’s home
Mrs James Leach hosted the S. S. 8S. society at 805 West Howard Street this afternoon. Guests enjoyed a social hour with light refreshments, and guest of honor Emma Corder of Omaha recalled her early charter member status from the society’s 20 year history.
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James Leach
West Howard Street
Emma Corder
Omaha
Evening Bridge Party at Mrs Dougherty Home
Mrs. Frank Dougherty hosted a Tuesday bridge party at 100 Broad Street. Mrs. A M Glick won first honors and Mrs. Charles McColl placed second. Dainty refreshments followed the games.
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Frank Dougherty
Broad Street
A. M. Glick
Charles McColl
Kelsey Brothers Lead Waterloo In Mississippi Valley Debut
Waterloo opens the Mississippi Valley league season at Rock Island with three Kelsey brothers in the lineup. Ben Kelsey is an infielder, Pat Kelsey an outfielder, and Archie Kelsey a southpaw pitcher, from a 45-man candidate pool two weeks prior.
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Associated Press
Waterloo
Rock Island
Winnebag
Indians
Nebraska
Ben Kelsey
Pat Kelsey
Archie Kelsey
Notable hurdlers to race at Sterling meet
Lowa May 6 report says Charlez Freckins famous low hurdler and Frank Bob Cohel track captain will give exhibition races at the Sterling Invitational Track Meet Friday afternoon inviting local fans to watch the event.
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Lowa
Ciby
Charlez Freckins
Frank
Bob) Cohel
Freesman
Eight Of One Family Killed By Explosion
Firemen in Pittsburgh recovered two more bodies today in the ruins of three Swiss vale buildings destroyed by an explosion shortly after midnight. The total death toll reached eight, all members of the Aime family. Fire Marshal Thomas Pfarr attributed the blast to believed blackhanders.
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Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Beath
Aime
Thomas Pfarr
Des Moines Hopes To Host M W A National Meet
Des Moines officials aim to land the 1929 Modern Woodmen of America national convention. National Director F R Korns says the city must host about 80 000 attendees and will present facilities to a state meeting deliberating delegates for the Milwaukee event next month.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
Modern Woodmen of America
Des Mdines
F. R. Korns
Milwaukee
Officers Find Man Shot In Abdomen
Sioux City May 6 Mystery veils the shooting of W. A. Davis 23 years old who dies in a critical condition at St Josephs hospital suffering from a wound in the abdomen from a small caliber revolver late last night. The injured man was found on the sidewalk by police after a call from an unknown woman.
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Associated Press
Sioux City
W. A. Davis
St Joseph's Hospital
Scopes Arrested Over Tennessee Evolution Ban
Nashvill Tenn May 6 A Day ton Tenn mind to the Banner says Prof J T Scopes a high school science teacher was arrested yesterday by a deputy sheriff charged with violating the Tennessee law prohibiting teaching evolution in state public schools Prelim inary hearing set for Saturday The defense plans to challenge the law's constitutionality
Disbarment Hearing Details In Union County Court
Testimony recounts Hunt Chittenden and associates facing disbarment charges. Witnesses describe forged signatures, insecure trust funds, and a mortgage continuance affidavit amid investigations of conduct by Hunt and the firm.
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Hunt & Chittenden
Millionaire Dies of Starvation in Smyrna
The body of an 80 year old millionaire was found in Smyrna’s garb age quarter after several days of absence. Police found squalid living conditions and valuables including gold coins bank notes and jewelry totaling about 1 164 000. He reportedly inherited his fortune from a wealthy family and spent his life hoarding money.
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Smyrna
Priest Lights 50 Candlepower Lamp With Wireless
Father Maurice Beckett of Westminster Cathedral says he has advanced to lighting a 50 candlepower lamp using wireless electricity. He related that during a public demonstration he sent the waves through a peer of the realm and two of his fellow priests as part of his program.
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Associated Press
London
Maurice Beckett
Westminster Cathedral
Fire Destroys Upper Story of Keokuk House
Keokuk May 6 Fire broke out in the upper floors of the residence forcing neighbors and firemen to carry Harvey L. Beach vice president of a large lumber firm and Keokuk school board member to a place of safety He was confined to his room by rheumatism The entire upper part of the house was destroyed and the lower portion flooded with water.
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Keokuk
Harvey L. Beach
Board of Education
Illinois Assembly Passes Boxing Bill
Springfield May 6 The Illinois House passed the boxing bill 96 to 41 with the greatest applause yet. The measure creates a three member boxing commission appointed by the governor to regulate the sport and legalizes ten round bouts to a decision.
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Springfield
General Assembly
Illinois House
New York
Believe Report of Liquor Conditions Based On Hoax
A Dubuque hoax undermined information for Iowa Anti Saloon League head McNaught on liquor conditions. A man posed as a freelance journalist gathering prohibition data for a New York paper, leading to misquotes that appeared in the league report. Police Chief Giellis noted the supposed informant claimed a riverfront liquor purchase.
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Associated Press
Dubuque, la
P. McNaught
Iowa
Anti-Saloon Langue
Dubuque
New York
Anti-Saloon League
Giellis
Monroe
Des Moines
Missionary Society Head Delivers Address in Davenport
Rev. H. J. Howard of Atlantic New Jersey presides over the fifty-fifth annual convention of the Town Christian Missionary Society in Davenport Iowa. He speaks on I C M S History and a Prophecy. Other speakers include C R Neel W M Baker A Orchard and Mrs Leroy Munyon and Mlle Blaine Hyten. A sightseeing trip over the Tri Cities is planned.
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Associated Press
Davenport
H. J. Howard
Atlantic
Town Christian Missionary Society
C. PR. Neel
Des
Mlle
Blaine Hyten
Cedar Rapids
A. M. Haggard
N. C. Carpenter
Robert L. Finch
Tes Moines
Tri-Cities
Chamber of Commerce
Gordon Campbell Found Guilty in Montana Fraud Case
Gordon Campbell, discoverer of the Kevin Sunburst oil field, was found guilty in a Montana federal court of using the mails to defraud and promoting a land syndicate. He received a two year sentence and a $1000 fine. the jury deliberated 29 hours. Charles F. Bloombuff and BE. J Dalley testified as key witnesses.
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Mont
Gordon Campbell
Kevin Sunburst
Br. Wheeler
Wheeler
Senate
Campbell
District of Columbia
E. S Boord
Interior Department
Gordon Kevin
Hollings
Charles F. Bloombuff
BE. J Dalley
Washington
Montana
Missing Missouri High School Boy Found Safe
Otto Lockhart, a Missouri high school student who vanished from his home on February 9, was located by the Lexington sheriff last night. A relative then traveled by night train to bring him back to his city, ending a nationwide search that yielded no early clues. His mother, Mrs. Lockhart, has suffered severe distress since the disappearance.
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Associated Prete Crapids
Otto Lockke
Lexington
Chicago
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