Market Opens With A Strong Undertone
The New York market opens firm in equipment, munitions, motors and shippings, with rails and metals easing. United States Steel shows a slight early gain that fades. Ohio and American Sugar move lower while utilities drift. Pittsburgh and West Virginia stocks rise. coal shares and Savage Arms lead munitions gains. vast price quotes follow on commodities and local notices mark a police officer’s death and routine market quotations.
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New York
Wall Street
United States Steel
Ohio
Pittsburgh
West Virginia
Motors
Savage Arms
Industral Alcohol
United Cigar Stores
American Sugar
United States Steels
Bethlehems
Allis Chalmers
Eeee
Atchison
Baldwin Locomotive
Baltimore and Ohio
Canadian Pacific
Chesapeake and Ohio
Mail
St. Paul
Chi. R. I. and Pacific
China
Colorado
Crucible Steel
Co Ve
Erie
Eeeee Te Ae
General Motors
Great Northern Pid
Inspiration Copper
International Pape
Kennecott Copper
Lackawanna Steel
Lehigh Valley
Maxwell Motors
Marine Otis
Mexican Petroleum
Miami
Midvale Steel
New York Central
N N. H
Norfolk and Wes
Pacific Mail
Pittsburgh Coal
Ailway Steel
Ray Con
Reading Railway
Republic Irona
Southern Pacifi
Southern Railw
Studebaker
Union Pacific
U. 8S. Steel
Westinghouse
Wilys-Overland
New Legislation Too Restrictive Shapes Sentencing
In criminal court Judge George Kunkel rejects minimal penalties under restrictive law while Bessie Levine pleads guilty to selling cigarettes to two minors. Assistant DA Wickersham suggests a $10 to $25 fine, but the judge says the law fixes a $100 to $300 range and must be followed. The court imposes a suspended sentence with costs.
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George Kunkel
Bessie L. Levine
Landis Kline
George Dougherty
Robert R. Rosenberg
Levine
Frank B. Wickersham
Mr. Wickersham
Rosenberg
Klugh
Oliver R. Klugh
Middletown
S. J. M. McCarrell
Najeb Nicola
Steelton
McCarrell
Nicola
Jerusalem
Pittsburgh
George Kocko
R. C. Castor
Adolph Menke
Leroy Dunnell
Aue Miniscoff
Wesley Beachler
Carrie Dausey
Tener to Convene Board Over McGraw Fines
National League president John K Tener said a New York meeting of all league presidents would be held next Monday to decide the McGraw case. The review will include the $500 fine and June 26 suspension after the Cincinnati umpire incident and examine McGraws alleged newspaper remarks.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
John K. Tener
National Baseball League
League
New York
McGraw
Tener
Byron
Cincinnati
National
Ague
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Paul Dessner
James Street
Firestone
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Willard Service Station
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Lemoyne
Goodyear, Portage & Fish Tires
Rex Garage
North Third
Penna, Milk Products Co
Union Trust Co. of
Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
Court of Quarter Sessions
Dauphin County
John W. Schroth
Walter T. Reiner
Alaza Hotel Company
Market Street
C. H. Bergner
Court of Common Pleas
Mary Elizabeth Everly
William Everly
Court House
Libellant
Oscar G. Wickersham
Counsh
Cloverly Terrace
Nineteenth Street
City of
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Philadelphia & Reading Railway
Lebanon Valley Railroad
Spring Creek
Philadelphia & Reading Railroad
R. Ross Seaman
George W. Kaufman
Daukin County
George C. Kaufman
Park Avenue
Julia Ann Barner
Green Street
B. Bloom
North Third Street
Joe J, Conklin
C. H. Koons
Emma M. Koons
Thomas W. Koons
Graham
Daniel
Stote Capitol
Paxtang
Mr. Smucker
Pottstown
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Mt. Zion
A of Assembly
Emerald Street
Jefferson Street
Seventh Street
R. ROSS_SEAMAN
Chandler Bros. & Co
North Market Square
Chestnut Street
Pine Street
Western
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Western Shore
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Timothy
Chicago
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Myerdale
Mt. Gretna
R. E. Williams
South Third Street
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Thirteenth and Market
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North Second Stree
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Camp Hill
Camp Hill Borough
North Lemoyne
Market
Front
Gettysburg Pike
Cumberland
Jackson and
Princess Streets
East Camp Hill Addition
Mechanicsburg
Carlisle
White Hill
Cumberland Street
No. Market Square
R. O. Stuckenrath
Eben Kingsbury
William B. Mumma
Altoona
NATO Frainkee
Wilbur Adams
Ralph Anderson
Theodore Weller
Harry Kurtz
John Edwards
Eckman
DRI
Washington Memorial Arch Valley
Forge
Hummelstown
Hershey
Palmyra
Annville
Lebanon
Myerstown
Wernersville
Reading
Valley” Forge
Birdsboro
Franklin Street
Tisville
Tamaqua
Representatives of Government and
Commo of
Champ Clark
Mem Congress
M. National Nwealth
W. H. Gaither
General Agent
Globe Indemnity Co
Messenger Automobile Mercantile Plate Glass
H. L. Berkley
Bergner
Federal Machine Shop Court
Cranberry Sts
Harrisburg, Pa