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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1925
Page
10
A flood of selling orders swept U S stocks lower in New York market trading. Declines touched major industries with American Can and other blue chips tumbling while some rail shares etc recovered slightly. overall market sentiment weakened as bond and currency signals fluctuated.
Chicago market news shows receipts and prices for potatoes dairy and eggs with round whites Chicago Wisconsin and Colorado exchanges cited. Separate items report a Kansas City father dying while saving his son and Kelso engineer George Norris Nasris bound over for trial on murder conspiracy charges with bail set at 46000.
New York markets show mixed activity with major industrials and commodities quoted. Reports highlight rising earnings expectations for Chicago and Northern western lines, with estimates for 1929 between six and six forty per share, while a Cuban crab invasion disrupts Sunset Regla evenings and city streets.
The Agriculture Department records large cattle and sheep receipts with varied prices. Fat cattle, cows, and steers show mixed trends with high grades rising and packers active. sheep and lambs remain steady to higher, with notable numbers across regions and weight classes.
Thereport notes a broad drop in grain values led by wheat and rye as European crop prospects and a leading company official's remarks spurred a market selloff. Unsettled futures for May and July contracts, with May delivery near raw lows, reflected weak export demand and plentiful world supply. Provisions moved with grain, while corn and oats eased on thin buying.
Adrift OCR reads about a flapper named Fanny Sas-Ey also called Riel a clever vaudeville figure. The piece notes her charm andVivacious style as she retains a vacation note and a casual nickname.
New York bonds and prices on the New York Stock Exchange are listed with figures for various securities. The total sales of mantday reached 125,000 dollars with one year ago figures noted, and references to weather forecasting history conclude the piece.
Reports from Ouezzan and Rabat to Sept 23 describe American volunteer airmen attacking Abd el-Krim forces. One pilot, previously injured in August, fractures his arm again during a bombing raid. In Spain, Madrid announces Spanish advances in the Alhucemas sector reaching near Ajdir with light casualties among native troops.
Federal narcotics officers last night uncovered a complex ring trafficking and distributing drugs through youths in the southern area. The probe centers on alleged higher ups linked to the operation, with arrests imminent as investigators pursue the network across streets and homes. Authorities say the distribution used motor boats and vehicles to move contraband for transfers and sales.
Classified ad page listing the Independent publication details with offices in Helene Montana and New York. Mentions Associated Press and distribution in hotels and public venues. Credits indicate exclusive rights to disseminate news dispatches.
Local authorities announce a shift in use of two adjoining plazas once set aside as hitching grounds for concert crowds. They plan to convert part to car parking and sow grass on the remaining area, citing problems from motor vehicles and crowd movement.
The text outlines a chaotic narrative involving a former professor and alleged extremist figures fleeing across Asia. It mentions arrests of radicals by police in Tolesa, a Tokyo origin, and subsequent travels through Peking and Shanghai, with references to trials, officials, and academic ties. The fragmentary report references a professor, espionage like activity, and an overseas journey ending with funeral rites.
Rochester Minn September 2 In cooperation with the city park board the Rochester Post Bulletin launches a relief program for pioneer days. A restored single room cabin formerly rented in a city area is moved near a major park entrance. The Yeo family built the cabin and the display uses pieces of ancient furniture and household equipment from Tochrater era with new curtains and whitewash.
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