Looming Livestock Market Moves Across Midwestern Stages
Sioux City reports fat yearlings and light weight cattle higher on strong demand, with vealers and hogs near steady to lower, packing prices varying by weight. St. Paul and Chicago markets show mixed shifts as heifers, steers, and fat lambs trend up or down, while hogs face price pressure and feed costs influence feeder economics.
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Sioux City
Mar
S. Dept. Agri
Desirable Rangers
St. Paul
Chicago
Hi Steck
Wheat Prices Slump Amid Market Weakness In Minneapolis
Minneapolis wheat markets slipped sharply with prices off about 15 percent from the prior close. Corn held gains early but weakened. rye, barley, flax and oats showed mixed moves with milling quality in demand. Cash and futures ranges listed for No 1 amber durum, mixed durum, and other grades.
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Minneapolis
Mar
Auty
Bartey
Duluth
Frigay
Mer
Lotheer Culeego Futares
Banks
Chicago
Aerreee Lps
Recalpis af Armous Hull Market Quotations
Market notes list grain prices and supplies with unclear headings. Wheat, mixed grains, corn, spelt, barley, flaxseed and live geese appear with prices like No 1 team and 2, while egg and butter supplies are noted as furnished by Buch Brothers.
Drop in stock prices amid Fed rate hopes and selling surge
New York stock activity reflected relief over credit concerns followed by renewed selling as the Federal Reserve board met in Washington. Bulls pushed an early rally on rediscount-rate news, but widespread selling in the afternoon pulled indices and many blue chips down 4 to 5 points. Total volume neared five million shares with numerous named firms showing sharp declines while a steady close capped a volatile session.
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Wall Street
New York Federal Reserve
Chicago
Federal Reserve Board
Washington
Peok
Canauea
A.M
Union: Carbide
Abascondsy
Kennecott
Utah
International Nickel
World Oil Kings Form Global Trust Plan
London papers report that oil leaders at a New York meeting intend to control world gasoline output and prices. They cite a Moscow deal that supposedly eliminates competition by confiscated Russian fields, forming a trust to govern supplies. The Mail traces the plan to a confidential castle meeting in Scotland last year among Sir Henry Dettering, Walter Teagle, and Sir John Cadman to align Moscow, then create a world organization.
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London
Star
Tit Daily Maid
New York
Tre Reda
Moscow
Russia
Nacarty Castle
Scotland
Henry Deverding
Walter Teagle
John Cadmann
Tey
Henri Detterding
John, Cadman
Pita
Name the Leader Stump Delays New York Executive
In New York on March 23, the executive committee of the party stalled on selecting a new leader to replace George W. Olvany. After an unofficial caucus failed to yield a candidate, 34 district leaders and 235 women on the committee met with 30 members present. If no choice is made, leaders may seek guidance from Mayor Walker Surrogate Foley Senator Wagner and former Governor Smith.
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Tammeny
George W. Olvany
They
James A. Foley
Walker
Robert T Wagner
Smith
Tornadoes Struck Merrillton Alabama Killing Two Men
In Merrillton Alabama on March 24 a powerful storm and two tornadoes damaged over 30 buildings within a one mile radius. Two Black men, Amber Parker and Roosevelt Smith, died as a church used for schooling collapsed. John Henry Lee was gravely injured and not expected to recover. The church building was demolished.
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Merrillton
Ala
Lex
Maxwellborm
Ife
Amler Parker
Roosevelt
Smith
John Henry Lee
Will Buy Chimes For Temple Of Consistory
The 85th reunion class started a fund to buy two sets of chimes for the consistory temple at YankIeon. Oriental consistory No 1, Scottish Rite Masons welcomed the reunion which closed with a banquet for 400 attendees led by toastmaster Judge Ray Dougherty of Sioux Falls.
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Yankieon
Ray Dougherty
Sioux Falls
Expect 325 at club luncheon in Wareh27 Hila Hall
About 325 persons are expected to attend the inter club luncheon at 12 o clock Wednesday at the Hil a hall of the Marvin Hughitt hotel. Three presidents of the Berryd club spoke last night on plans. Rotary Lions Kiwanis presidents said members should bring three guests each. Huron chamber of commerce will join. Guest speaker will be Frank D. Thomson of Lincoln Nebraska. An extensive program is in preparation.
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Wednessy
Wareh
Marvin. Hughitt Hotel
Fansburg
Rotary
Charles Kent
Lions
C. K. Walker
Kiwanis
Huron Chamber of Commerce
Frank D. Thomson
Lincoln
Neb
Roberts Placed Under 500 Dollar Bond
H B Bid Roberts was placed under a 500 dollar bond when arraigned before Municipal Judge Dick Haney on a charge of furnishing intoxicating liquor to minors. The preliminary hearing was set for Tuesday April 2 at 4 PM. Roberts surrendered at the sheriff's office in the city last week.
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Roberts
Municipal
Dick Haney
Haney
Rs Roberts
Warrank Issued After Liquor Charge in Municipal Court
Chief Hopking signed a complaint charging Roberts with furnishing liquor to Kenneth McMahon, 19, and Heert Cook, 17. The municipal court issued the warrank for arrest after the lf complaint was filed.
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Warrank
Alf
Hopking
Roberts
Kenneth McMahon
Heert Cook
Ribs Break as Farmer Falls From Rack Near Huron
Tom Reilly, a farmer living two miles north of Huron, was thrown from a 4a harness rack yesterday afternoon and sustained multiple broken ribs. He was brought to a local hospital for X rays to assess injuries. He could not travel to Huron due to severe pain.
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Tom Reilly
Huron
Reilly
Horan
Former NY police chief questions Rothstein murder handling
Paris March 22.4 Richards B Enright former New York police commissioner argues the Rothstein murder case was not pursued to reveal graft and crime. He says papers signed by powerful names may be revealed in time and criticizes reformist comforts for prisoners while noting insufficient punishment and a rising comfortable criminal class.
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Paris
Mar
Richard. B. Enright
Police Commissionee
New York
Arnold Rothstein
Yankton Pioneer Dies in Chicago
Will iam J. Blatt a Yankton pioneer business man and South Dakota fraternal leader died in his Chicago home at 85. He moved from Yankton in the late 1860s to Chicago about 25 years ago and held high offices in the Masons and Quad Fellows. Two children survive.
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Mer
Chicago
William J. Blatt
South Dakota
Blatt
Orientsl Consistory
Grand Lodge
Ere
Mavsan
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