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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1922
Page
10
A London and New York market overview reports mixed results amid geopolitical tensions. Crude and refined petroleum show gains, metals steady, and various industrials and rails hold or fall modestly. foreign exchange moves include gains in several currencies, with notable activity in Germany Italy and the Americas.
Fluctuating grain values end the day mixed amid a railroad strike lifting prices. Wheat edges lower on spring outlook and foreign weakness while corn and oats swing. Strength returns from South Dakota wheat rust reports and fresh car arrivals in Chicago buoy buying. forecasts hint at lower winter wheat yields amid export concerns.
Cattle, hogs, and sheep prices listed with steady to firm trends. Top yearling heifers at 9.00 to 46.00, cannars and cutters 2.36 to 8.75, good pigs around 10.40, native lambs 43.00, yearlings 12.75, and various ranges for feeder cattle. Also notes receipts and market activity in Omaha and Kansas City with cattle, hog, and sheep listings.
A fragmentary item notes sudden outbursts by Everett True provoking turmoil at a Ta. Ta event. The piece hints at partisan reactions and newspaper controversy surrounding the exchange. Further readable details remain unclear in the clipped OCR.
Ros ech C Pelletier former district attorney and supreme advocate of the Knights of Columbus resigns. He cites internal propaganda and external pressure as reasons while noting prior honors from the Holy See Belgium and Italy. Pelletier says the order's state jurisdiction has faced the issue and that a small faction propagated hostility.
Washington July 20 Senator Myers Democrat of Montana urged the senate to act on bills for official censorship and investigation of the motion picture industry and its products. He cited claims of free love and debauchery at Hollywood and referenced Mr Mays and Mr Hays in urging government action to cleanse cinema influence. He argued the public supports censorship and warned voluntary reforms would not suffice. The murder of a man in Washington and alleged cinema linked ideas were cited as supporting the need for restriction. A separate item notes Marconi receiving the John Fritz medal for wireless telegraphy invention.
Creditors of the stock brokerage Kartlos & Burkes, insolvent for 3 000 000 dollars, learned at a meeting that partners Jola Burke and Louis Montgomery Kardos Jr. are penniless. Burke, former U.S. treasurer and North Dakota governor, and Kardos reside abroad in Budapest. Burke’s attorney said he cannot even buy a railroad ticket. Kardos remains in Hungary.
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