Market news steel hits new high on New York exchange
New York reports vigorous operations led by U.S. Steel advancing to an all time high. Despite weekend profit taking and credit worries, bulls pushed prices higher with U.S. Steel rising nearly nine points to 189. Oils and motors lagged while utilities and iron shares rose. Quotes list broad gains and varied movements across major stocks with Standard Oil of Indiana closing on the curb at 94.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
U. S. Steal
Pablic
Argu
Noumber Af
U, & Steel
Russia Insurance
Otis Hierator
Woolworth
Meat Silk Hosiery
Johns Manville
Standard Oil
Standard Oil of
Indiana
Sioux City Livestock Market Numbers From Saturday Trade
Sioux City reports a mixed weekly market with hogs slow and bids easing while cattle and calves show varying shifts. Chicago hog and cattle prices influenced by large weekly totals. fat lambs and sheep show modest gains and steady demand in several markets, with regional price ranges and consignor activity noted.
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Sioux City
Dept
Chicago
Dept. Agr
Mettum
Unclear OCR Item From Huron Market Receipts
Fragmentary text from Huron market update shows Armour & Co quotations and public market notes. Irregular spellings and broken lines hinder clear facts though mentions Huron grain and receipts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armour & Co
Ber
EURO DAIRY Direct shipper and stations price note
A terse notice records direct shipper price and station price figures for dairy movements. Details are sparse with few readable entities and no clear names, dates, or locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Euro Dairy
Sarket Direct
Chicago Milk Supply Under Strikes Across States
Striking dairymen pressed Chicago's milk supply crisis with demands for 8 a hundredweight, urging arbitration and involving President Hoover. The conflict disrupted Chicago distribution, drove delivery from nearby states, and led to the kidnapping of a truck driver and dumping of thousands of pounds of milk as unions extended to Indiana, Illinois, and Wisconsin.
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Chicago
the Bee
Hoover
W. C. McQueen
Pure Milk’ Association
Washington
Wisconsin
Lliois
Indiana
Borden and
Bowman
Indiana Dairymen’s Association
Illnois
Indiana Association
Frank Jaucik
Model Dairy Company
Lars Zurich
Nowere
Fllinios
Indains Face Starvation on Nelson House Reserve
Winnipeg, Jan 13. Five hundred Indians at Nelson House reserve in Northern Manitoba face near starvation as game dwindles and white trappers move in with the Hudson Bay railway. Trapping yields poor catches, hunting restrictions bite, deer and moose abandon feeding grounds due to fires, streams run dry of fish, and traders extend credit as aid is sought from Ottawa.
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Winnipeg
Man
Nelson House
Manitoba
Indiana
Hudson Bay Railway
Wabowden
Pas
Department of Indianaire
Amnesia Victims Returned to Fargo Identification Confirmed
Nick J. Tolfson, a Sioux Falls ex serviceman living in Fargo, was identified by former Fargo resident S. Ejelstad as the amnesia patient under Veterans Bureau care. He left for Fargo to reunite with relatives separated from him since early last year.
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Beoux Pales
Sioux Falls
Fargo
Nick
Tolfson
Veterans Bureau
Ejelstad
Train Wreck Near Hamilton Kills One and Injures Many
A Toronto Hamilton and Buffalo express wrecked after hitting a washout near Hamilton following heavy rains. The locomotive plunged down a four foot embankment and a baggage car and smoker slid over the bank as fireman, engineer, and several passengers were harmed.
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Hamilton
Toronto, Hamilton and Buffalo
Welfare worker Sophie Leed dies at 52 in New York
Sophie Irene Leed, a pioneer in child welfare whose work shaped laws in 40 states, died after a prolonged illness in New York. She led campaigns for widow pensions, penny lunches in schools, safer housing and fireproof measures, and public play streets, transforming urban welfare.
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New York
Sophie Irene Leed
Hagerine Ilness
New York City
Dixie halts to honor two Confederate heroes
Richmond VA January 19 The nation pauses to honor General Robert E Lee and General Stonewall Jackson on the 121st birthday of Stonewall Jackson. tributes spread from Lexington to Richmond as schools, chapters of the United Daughters of the Confederacy, and battle museums mark the observance with ceremonies and exhibits across the South.
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Richmond
Old South
New South
All Dixie
Robert E. Lee
T. J
Stonewall" Jackson
Les
Jackson
Lexington
Battle Abbey
Aid
Stuart
Gordor
Potomac
Rio Grande
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Belgians Celebrate Hoover Victory Across Ocean
President-elect Hoover paid tribute to Belgian sacrifice in World War I in a speech from Washington carried by telephone to Brussels. The address honored the Belgian people as they celebrated Hoover's national ascent and the relief efforts' former leaders.
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Washington
Hoover
Brussels
Commission
Heleinna
United States
Wee
Swedish farm problems reflect US farm scene
Gust Jacobson of Haram discusses Swedish farming difficulties for small operators who hire labor, and notes rising living standards and Americanization. He cites liquor policy under the Brath system, reduced drinking, and liquor permits tied to income, with enforcement by county officials. Jacobson also reports strong US interest in Sweden’s imports, American-made cars, and cinema, while plans to build homes in Huron advance.
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Sweden
United States
Gust Jacobson
Haram
Mr. Jacobson
Cloudis Avenue
Southwest
Huron
Stockholm
Jacobgan
America
Jacoason
Germany
Jacobson
Russia
Irret
Ive Barth
Gweden
Cerfiat
USS
Jacobsen
Sieden
Pian Salog
South
Kansas
Dry heads rap Andrew Mellon in Senate telegram
A telegram from three dry leaders to Secretary Mellon criticizing proposed extra funds for prohibition enforcement was read in the Senate. Signed by Bishop James Cannon and Eugene L Crawford of the Methodist church and Bishop Thomas Nichorson of the Anti Saloon League, the message prompted Georgia Senator Harris to claim the Anti Saloon League repudiated the plan.
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Washington
Mellon
Treasury
Senate
Sheppard
Texas
James Cannon
Eugene L. Crawford
Board of Temperance and Social Service
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Thomas Nichorson
Anti-Saipan League
Simator Tfarris
Georgia
Sayine
Hanpy
Ibadk
FL ‘Scott McBrite
League
Herris
Closing of De Smet Store Announced by Local Official
The reopening closing of a local store in De Smet is announced with Jan Tiseapeno Ton Tonka Keerar named in charge of the local store, as city officials appoint Maton Jos to oversee.
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Seoce
de Smet
Jan Tiseapeno
View Defeat as Loss to Ware's Power
Philadelphia January 13 The selection of Judge Charlie Li Brown as president judge of the municipal court over Senator-elect William Square was seen by observers as more significant than South Philadelphia ward losses for Square. The outcome was viewed as a threat to Vatea leadership of the local Republican organization and its patronage tied to the court with 550 employees and a million dollar payroll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Charlies Li. Brown
Municipal Court
Wiliam S_uare
Open Rebellion in Western Guatemala Reported
Advices from Guatemala City say open rebellion has broken out in western Guatemala with three west coast departments captured by rebel forces. Fighting has occurred in Glaca with several reported dead. Military commanders of the departments joined the movement as dispatches place Gen Jorge Ubico at the head of the insurgents near Suchiate on the border.
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Guatemala
Managua
Nicahagua
Guatemala City
Glaca
Suchiate
Guatemalan
Jorge Ubico
Carlos Herrera
NISBET PROPOSAL DEFEATED REORGANIZING BROOKING INSTITUTE
A flawed 1910 style column reports the Nisb et proposal defeated. It describes measures to limit the School of Mines to mining related subjects and to curb arts and sciences at the Brook ing Institution. The text also references a third measure to curb liberal arts and others including education and law. The mix includes scattered social bits and quips.
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McGinity
Potter County
School of Mines
Brooking Institution
School of Pharmacy
the University
Geimans Testify In Cattle Case Trial Admits Tuberculosis Question
In Iroquois court, Roy Housman sues for 463 over eight Shorthorn cattle bought from the Germans alleging tubercular disease. Defendants D B Gefman and D G Gelwan testify as witnesses for the defense amid long final arguments and court instructions. An earlier circuit court ruling favored Housman but was reversed by the supreme court, ordering a new trial.
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Tubarcolor
He. Gluex
Roy Housman
D. B. Gefman
D. G. Gelwan
W. FB. Joseps
Fred Scholtz
A. J. Stroup
Sighborn
Iroquois
Housman
Io Supreme Court
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Am Can
Am Car & Fdy
Am Loco
Am T & T
Anaconda
Armour B
Atchison
Atlantic
Balt & Ohio
Beth
Canadian Pac
Ches & Ohio
Chic M St FP & Pac
Chic & N Weert
Chic HI & Pac
Chrysler
Colorad Fuel
Col Gas & el
Cons Gas
Irie
Fleischgwuane
Gen Ry Sig
Gislette
Mack Truck
Marland
Mo, Kan & Tex
Miasputi Pac
Monte Ward
Nash Motors
Norfolk & West
Nor American
Packard
Pan Am
Pennsylvania
Phillings Pet
Postum
Pullman
Radio
Reading
Rem Rank
Rep
Ir & St
Reynolds
Texas Corp
Tex Gulf Sul
Texas & Pac
Pex Pac Lé
Duluth
Look Lee
Minneapolis
Cesh
Northern
Re& Durem
Privth
Saterday
Aloustewee. Sabes
Siour Falls
Bess
Sloex
Siqour Falls
Butte
Amcona Springs
Mitchell
B. S
Wisconsin Jacket
Minnesota
North Dakota
Red River
Ohion
Idaho
Huron Markets
Harbert
Bock Brothers, Hurep
Antmesia
Marion Cutler
New Yort
Buhemicu Colony
Dixie
Jacobsons
DRY Heads
Andrew Mellon
Ware
Nisbet
Smith
Ork
Berlin
Geimans
4Th St
We Huron
CR. Stewart
Farmers & Merchants Bank
Ween
R. A. Stratton
W. LE. Matlock
M.D
Huron Grain & Oal CO
Geads
Winduy
Sherman & Moe “Yee
Prugeists
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