Stocks Rally After Early Slump Amid Market Hesitation
Wall Street opens with declines in American Can Chrysler and United States Cast Iron Pipe dropping 2 to 3 percent, then recovers as automotives push gains. Baldwin hits 119 1/2, American Tobacco and American Tobacco B reach record highs, Pierce Arrow preferred Stewarts rise, Woolworth and May departments climb. Philip Morris closes at a new high amid heavy foreign exchange trading. Irregular closing.
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York
Chrysler
General
United States
Baldwin
American Tobacco
Pierce Arrow
Stewart Warner
Briggs
Flelachmann
R. J. Macy
Woolworth
Mayment
Philip Morris
Omaha Livestock Prices and Receipts Summary
Omaha market report shows hogs strongest lower across classes with prices from 11.42 average cost for August, 12.95 to 12.00 for 140 to 180 pound butchers, sows 10.50 to 10.65, top hog 12.70. Cattle receipts 7,000 with steers and yearlings slow to steady, fat cattle 5.00 to 7.65, veal top 9.00. Sheep receipts 11,000 fat lambs 15.35 to 15.60, native sheep 14.50 to 14.90, breeding ewes up to 9.40.
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Omaha Livestock
Omaha
U 8 Dept of Agric
Bologna
Montana
ST. Joseph Tivestoc
Joseph
Chicago grain and provisions and horse and mule market
East St. Louis September 1 reports hot roods and choice drafts priced at 150 to 180 dollars in the grain market trade. The horse and mule market lists values for southern horses around 450 to 875 dollars, with mules 16 to 17 hands fetching about 1150 dollars and 1254 dollars for 19 05 1 43 to 15 hands.
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East St. Louis
Toledo Seed Market Report Snapshot
Market notes show cash bids for Timothy seed at 8.50 with October 3.60 and December 2.50 quoted. Seeming reference to Toledo seed market prices includes cash bids around 14.70 to 16.96 and a September listing. Readable lines are fragmented and lack clear context or full dates.
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Timothy Sel
Cash
Chicago Livestock Prices and Receipts Report
Chicago livestock market report shows Hogg receipts of 21,000 hogs with slow, uneven demand and prices down 10 to 16 cents from Monday. Cattle receipts were lighter with slow opening, fat offerings scarce and bulls steady to higher. Sheep receipts around 16,000 with native lambs active and market at multi-month highs. few fat range lambs traded.
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Chicago Livestock
Chicago
S. Dept. of Agric
Western Gramers
Produce and Poultry Markets and Livestock Prices
Across markets and regions, butter creamery and extra firsts rise, eggs firm with large receipts, cheese steady, and live poultry easy with roosters and fowls varying by freight. Cattle and sheep receipts at St Joseph and St Louis show mixed to steady prices, while Liberty bonds close with various new yields.
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New York
Nd Express
Freight
Fosters
Sugar market quiet with Cuban offers steady
New York market for raw sugar shows Cuban offers at 4.43 with duty paid while activity is quiet and sales are not reported. Refine grain and granulated prices hold at 5.55 and 5.60 respectively amid a stagnant inquiry.
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New York
Sept
Burlington Brakeman Fatally Injured in Railroad Yard Accident
A Burlington brakeman was fatally hurt in the railroad yards today and died in hospital two hours later. He was found unconscious with details of the accident unclear, but it is believed he was struck by a freight. The incident occurred as flour shipments and rail activity continued in Minneapolis.
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Prem Lincoln
Rich
Burlington
Market swings as Liverpool influence fades in wheat trade
Wheat opens higher then weakens as Liverpool trade hints affect Atlantic markets. Private crop forecasts clash with government outlook, December and May contracts move amid volatility. Corn and oats rise on dry weather and hedge selling. Provisions advance with livestock outlooks for tomorrow.
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Liverpool
Ite Wits
Chicago cash grain and hay prices September 1
Tim Ke, Kas Sied- grain values show wheat and clover seed. Hay markets in Ray Kansas City and St. Louis reflect unchanged notes with No 1 timothy No 2 clover mixed and western alfalfa trading around 27 to 28 dollars per unit. Prices span No 1 timothy 17.50 to 19.00 and alfalfa 21.50 to 28.00 depending on grade and location.
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Kas
Timothy Sied
Lara
Ray
Kansas City
Hay
Timothy
Prairie
Clover
St. Louis
Omaha Cash Grain Prices Report Sept 1
Wheat prices listed with no 4 wrt 1.59 to 1.62 and No 2 hard 1.60. No 2 mixed 1.40. No 3 white 7% 88. No 1 yellow 82. No 2 mixed 87. Oats prices show No 2 white 38 38% and No b white 37% to .
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Omaha
St Louis Cash Grain Prices Reported in Sept 1 Trade
St Louis cash grain figures show Wheat No 2 red at 1.74 to 1.76 with small gains. Corn No 2 white quoted around 92 to 94 cents, No yellow 94 to 95. Oats No 2 white at 41 cents.
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ST. Louis
Robbers Take Cash From Marengo Filling Station Manager
In Marengo Iowa two masked bandits robbed Ben McAuley a filling station manager late last night they escaped in a touring car driving east with under 25 dollars taken from the cash register the incident was reported today by local authorities.
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Marengo
Ben McAuley
Les
Rockefeller Pays Heaviest Income Tax in 1924
Detroit reports Henry Ford and son Edsel, with Ford Motors, paid the largest 1924 income tax in Michigan's first district totaling 2,608,808.85. Des Moines notes Mrs. George Ravel Ford paid 2,158,055.00, with Ford Motor Company overall at 16,493,160 in tax. Separate items mention a hospital patient with internal injuries and a broken pelvic bone from a state fair horse show, a swimmer attempting the English Channel, and a Des Moines crash injuring Harold Wilson and Irene Rhinehart.
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Detroit
Henry Ford
Edsel Ford
Ford Motors Company
Michigan
Des Moines
George
Ravel Ford
Kos
Ford Motor Company
Freshman Football Practice Set as Wile Leads Tryouts
Sept report notes Rollie Wile, ex-Wisconsin star and freshman coach, will organize freshman football practice on Sept 19. Town City expects about 66 men to report after 72 in first session. Williams tours Canada and will return next week to finalize plans for freshman athletics. Iowa track activity paused until Sept 19 as Chad Presnahan calls for cross country candidates.
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Town City
Ows
Rollie Wileame
Wisconsin
Williams
Canada
University of Iowa
Chad Presnahan
Dickinson Criticises Secretary Jardine at State Fair
Dickinson blasts Secretary Jardine for department dominance over agricultural policy. He claims the Agriculture Department withholds climate and legislative info, accusing Jardine of shifting blame for the McNary Haugen bill and misattributing authorship to Dr Taylor. Hearst and Ray Gribben back Dickinson in challenging the administration.
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Es ‘Moines
Sep
Willen M. Jardine
Leo
Dickisson
Algom
Imam
Department of Quiculture
Department of Aguiculture
Japdine
Dre Tayor
Dr .Taylor
Bill
Jardine
Taylor
Charley E. Hearst
Ray Gribben
Town Farm Cares Federation
Dickina
Shenandoah to Start on Trip Tomorrow
The navy dirigible Shenandoah will depart at sunset for a four day western journey from its hangar, heading via Scott Field, St. Louis, then passing Philadelphia, Wheelings, Pittsburgh, Columbus, and Detroit. It plans short hops to nearby cities, mooring at Detroit, with Lakehurst arrival expected late Sunday or Monday.
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Ceakehurst
Navy
Scottfield
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Wheelsing
W. Va
Pittsburgh
Columbus
Detroit
Ste Joseph
Dew Moines
Fond du Lac
Wis
Milwaukee
Minnesota
Thury Ford
Lakehurst
Board of Trade To Vote For New Clearing Method
Explosion in Kentucky at Black Diamond mine Drakesboro kills two and injures one. Four workers escaped. A gas explosion followed a fall in a tunnel at Mewes Mine Number Three, Drakesboro, in which seven men labored. Victims include Theodore Coleman and Jim Buchran. J. T. Fitzhugh was seriously burned. Location Owensboro, Kentucky.
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Board of Trade
Kentucky
Chicago Board of Trade
Secretary of Agriculture
Jardine
Associated Prose
Owensboro
Ken
Theodore Coleman
Nashville
Tenn
Jim Buchran
J.T. Fitzhugh
Dunmore
Black Diamond Coal
Drakesboro
Public release shows early 1920s income tax figures
New York reports John D. Rockefeller paid $7,435,169 in 1928 and $128,420 for another year, with other high taxpayers listed. President Coolidge expected to push repeal of publicity provisions, while Iowa notes a drop in total tax receipts to $10,716,428.22 from $12,820,260 previous year as many big payers reduced returns.
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New York
D. Rockefeller
Manhattan
Rockefeller
John de Rockefeller
Morgan
Ries Roane Iaughey
John W. Davie
Swampacott
Mass
Coolidge
White Court
Congress
Dubuque
Iowa
Internal Revenue
Prohibition Raid Impacts VFW Convention in Tulsa
In Tulsa on September 1 federal agents raided a hotel housing VFW delegates arresting eight former service men including seventeen delegates before releasing them after protests. A blanket warrant sparked the action aimed at bootleggers, with a small liquor seizure and all personal effects returned. Four thousand convention delegates from several U S military expeditions attend the encampment.
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Tulsa
Okla
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Prohibition
W. L. Coffey
United States
Eviction Fight Fails In Folk Case Dismissal Bid
Polk county judge dismisses the motion by County Attorney Seefurger to drop an injunction suit shielding Mrs. Fred Neal and her six children from forced eviction. The action, started by J. C. Lewis, claims the eviction law is unconstitutional. Mrs Neal’s plea to care for the family remains awaiting court action and Associated Charities continues aid.
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Es Mores
Seefurger
Polk County
Fred Neal
Barado
W. G. Bonner
J. C. Lewis
State Federation of Tabor
Neal
M. Wilson
Council Bluffs
Associated Charities
Auto kills farmer's wife in front of her home
Ottumwa report identifies Ysene Chidester wife of a farmer living one and a half miles west of Munerville. She was instantly killed last night when she stepped into the path of a speeding automobile. Reports say her neck was broken when the car passed over her body.
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Ottumwa
Pop
Lars
Ysene Chidester
Munerville
West appeals diploma withholding over school fight ruling
Miss May F. Prancis, superintendent of schools, will hear the appeal on Thursday in Corning regarding Clifford West. The appeal challenges a ruling by Anna Lyman, Adams county school superintendent, whose grades and diploma were withheld due to participation in class fights. The county board of education upheld the decision. West’s father filed the appeal.
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Corning
May F. Prancis
Clifford West
Anna (Lyman
Adams
Argentin a key site of U S Latin investment growth
A Commerce Department study places United States capital in Latin America at multi billions with Argentina leading. U S government securities in Argentina total 22.8 million dollars and private industry investments add 10 million. The report notes US overseas investment exceeds 4 billion, second only to Britain. It cites banks, meat packers and oil firms as major players and highlights rising Davenport bank clearings and growing freight volumes.
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Associated Presny
Washington
United States
Latin-America
Commerce Department
Argentia
Latin America
England
South
Commerce Report
Argentina
Une
Great Britain
Argen
Mailroads
Best Playing Polo Ponies Get Association Medals
Best playing polo ponies earned Nine tie bronze medals from the Horse Association of America for clubs affiliated with the United States Polo Association. Texas led with 21 ponies among the 68 known medallists, Virginia followed with six, and winners include ponies developed by Fred Posty and trained by Jacobs, Hopping, and others.
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Chicago
Horse Association of America
United States Polo Association
Army
Usu
Stephen Sanford
Long Island
Fred Posty
Westbury
Lang Island
WD. Meadows
San Antonio
E. B Jacobs
Boyer
Virginia
Frank Small
Hamilton
Mass
Jacobs
William Anson
San Angelo
Tex
Earle Hopping
New York
Texas F
Texas
Ginia
Argentine
Canada
England
Southeast Iowa Faces Encouraging Outlook for Fall
The Associated Press report from Davenport on Sept. 1 notes a hopeful fall business outlook for southern Iowa. With strong yields in corn and small grains and rising tank deposits, prospects improve. First National Bank president A F Dawson cites a 10 percent rise in deposits for the first seven months of 1924, while bank clearings suggest broad prosperity returning.
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Davenport
Smith Blackman
Davenport Clearing House Association
Iowa
A. F. Dawson
First National Bank
Iowa fair features Mendelssohn Eljah production
Music notes from the Iowa State Fair praise the semi dramatic Mendelssohn Eljah performed before the grand stand with Clarence White ll in the title role and Thavias Rand directing. Large crowd attended and microphones aided audibility. seats were sold out by Thursday.
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Iowa
Creston
Lewis C. Woodward
Cromwell ‘Consolidated School
Alvih R. Latiér
Indus
Ers
Town City
Grace Hanson
Red Oak
Grac
Creston Choral Club
Baltimore
Boston
Velda B. Hall
Orient Consolidated School
United States
Davie Belding
Willard Theatre
Kent School
Cooperative Marketing Key Says Evans at Iowa Talk
Frank Evans marketing counsel for the American Farm Bureau federation urged farmers to embrace cooperative marketing to secure full value for their crops. He warned against relying on others to solve the farmer’s problems and urged action to align production with market demand. He noted large harvests and rising costs but cautioned that without proper marketing, farmers may not realize returns. Local notices mention Gail Hower visiting in Lincoln and Mrs. Guthrie and Mrs. Waite traveling between Creston, Truro, and Afton.
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Des Moines
Frank Evans
Chicago
American Farm Bureau Federation
Iowa State Air
Jewa Farms
Sind
Gail Hower
Pete Hower
Lincoln
T. A. Guthrie
Truro
Theodore Jones
George Waite
Afton
Creston
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Toledo
Cash Market Report
Cocks Ledge
Towls
Broilers
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Chio
Maho
Egge
Nisas City
Springs
Liberty
U. 8
Minneapolis
Cape Griz Nex
English Channel
Gertrude Bierle
Tomor
Harold Wilson
Trenton
Neb
Irene Rhinehart
Dickinson
Shenandoah
Auto
Farmer
U. S
Chas. A. Hayden
Evans
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