Rally in Stocks Sustains Unbroken Glide
The market rose for a third straight session as credit ease and favorable trade reports supported prices. Call money fell to 6 percent, time money at 8 percent, while leaders like Goodyear and chemicals stocks led gains. U.S. Steel dipped but recovered. General Electric and Westinghouse showed renewed weakness.
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Stanley W. Prenosil
AP Financial
New York
Federal Reserve Brokers
Goodyear
U. S
United Carbon
Columbia Carbon
American Machine & Foundry
Warren Bros
Eastman Kodak
National Biscuit
U. S. Steel Common
Ludlum Steel
General Electric
Westinghouse Electric
Simmons
International Combustion
Ants exhibit wings in male and female castes
The males and females of all ordinary ant species bear wings while workers, or neu ters, are devoid of wings, illustrating caste differences in wing development.
Thousands in Long Vigil for World Series Tickets
Chicago crowds queued at Wrigley Field on October 8 for the Cubs and Athletics world championship game. About 8 000 temporary bleacher seats and 2 500 standing room tickets were sold, with many fans sleeping on army cots and improvised beds as wait lines stretched through the night.
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Chicago
Wrigley Field
Cubs
Athletics
Trial in Lamar brings new confession to light
Opening of the George J. Abshier first degree murder trial is muddied by a fresh Royston confession naming Ralph Fleagle as slayer and King Miller as accuser. Previous Abshier confessions pointed to Jake Fleagle as leader. Royston and Abshier deny motive to retaliate against Fleagle.
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Lamar, Solo
Lamar
King Miller
George J. Abshier
Howard L. Royston
Ralph Fleagle
Abshier
Jake Fleagle
Ralph
Royston Fleagle
Royston
Fleagle
John F. Parrish
E. A. Kessinger
Parrish
Bombing of New Orleans streetcars under police probe
Police and federal marshals investigated the bombing of two New Orleans street cars last night. A rail was torn up near Alvar and Bartholomew streets. Two passengers were uninjured. A later blast between rails caused minor damage. High school soccer squad reports 45 players for practice. Captain Ted Thomas elected for the season. Junior High vs Freshmen game set for Thursday at the High School field.
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New Orleans
Alvar Street
Bartholomew Street
Ted Thomas
Winston
Bud Gurley
June Allman
Broadus Culler
Thomas
Mellon to Retain Job in Hoover Administration
President Hoover confirms Andrew W. Mellon will continue as secretary of the treasury through March 4, 1933. The move ends persistent retirement speculation, keeping the 74-year-old financier in office to oversee fiscal affairs across Harding Coolidge and Hoover administrations.
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Washington
Andrew W. Mellon
United States
Hoover
Treasury
Harding
Coolidge
Mellon
White House
Endurance Plane Eyes 200th Hour Over Wrigley Field
Chicago observers report two mystery pilots aboard the "Chicago We Will" endurance plane, at 8 days aloft at 6:25 am, heading to a 200th hour over Wrigley Field for a World Series view. Promoters say pilots are fit and identities remain secret unless the 421 hour refueling record of the "St. Louis Robin" is surpassed.
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Chicago
Wrigley Field
Skyharbor
St. Louis
Idaho Has Gold Rush Stirs Wallace Area
In Wallace Idaho an old timer named John Stout announced new gold outcroppings north of Prichard in the Couer d'Alene region. The discovery reportedly assayed over 2500 dollars per ton in gold with additional silver and copper, sparking a stampede toward the North Fork river country about 25 miles from Prichard.
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Wallace
Idaho
Couer d’Alene
John Stout
North Fork River
Prichard
Detroit mayoral primary features three candidate race
Detroit voters head to a non partisan city primary for two mayor nominations amid a 428000 registration. Mayor John C Lodge seeks renomination against former mayor John W Smith and Charles Bowles who left a recorder's court seat. A full city ticket will also be on the ballot.
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Detroit
John C. Lodge
John W. Smith
Charles Bowles
Recorder’s Court Bench
Milk Delivered by Airplane in Kansas Community
Airplane delivery of milk is reported in a Kansas town, enabling rapid supply to residents. The service showcases local dairy operations partnering with aviation providers to shuttle dairy product between farms and markets amid a period of rising demand.
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Kansas
Invitation Tournament for Women at Winston Course
An invite golf event for women is set for tomorrow afternoon at Winston-Salem Country Club. High Point club women are invited with prizes for low net and low gross and a blind bogey prize. Luncheon precedes the matches.
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Winston Course
Winston-Salem Country Club
High Point Club
Hoover MacDonald Talks Stir Global Interest
The Washington meeting between President Hoover and British Prime Minister MacDonald drew heightened public interest as observers noted the two nations may avoid direct alliances yet seek broader confidence. MacDonald remained in Washington to honor American war sacrifices before departing Thursday.
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Washington
Father of the Republic
France and Japan respond to five power naval talks
Paris reports no decision yet as French foreign office awaits conference terms and France reiterates it seeks a broader general disarmament treaty to join with Geneva plans. Tokyo says the British invitation to Japan was received at the foreign office and publication was anticipated.
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Europe
MacDonald
Rapidan River
France
Paris
Geneva
Tokyo
Japan
Foreign Office
Machine Guns For Agents In Raritan River Rum Hunt
New York October 8. Custom enforcement will mount two machine guns on a patrol boat to curb liquor running in the Raritan River off Jersey City. After a ram attack that wounded a customs inspector and tore holes in a boat, three confrontations left one ram sunk and another seized with about 30000 dollars of liquor. No prisoners.
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New York
Customs Enforcement Bureau
Raritan River
Jersey City
John J. McGill
Enforcement Bureau
Atlantic
Cotton Crop Forecast at 14,915,000 Bales
The Agriculture Department forecast a 14,915,000 bale cotton crop for the year, based on October 1 conditions at 55 percent of normal. It notes a prior indication of 14,825,000 bales as of September 1 and compares last year’s 14,478,000 bale crop with October 1 condition at 64.1 percent of normal.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Heflin Seeks Probe Over Cotton Ginning Estimate
Sen. Heflin of Alabama announced in the Senate he will introduce a resolution for an investigation of the census bureau. He challenged today's cotton ginning report showing 14,915,000 bales, noting 290,000 bales destroyed by floods and an earlier 300,000 bale error and alleging an overestimate of 650,000 bales.
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Washington
Heflin
Alabama
Senate
Bureau of the Census
New York Cotton Opens Steady After Early Losses
Cotton opened steady to 5 points lower as pre bureau liquidation pressured active positions. Selling for southern account and Wall Street firms led losses of 4 to 10 points, but favorable nationwide weather kept the market steady overall amid cautious buyer activity and awaiting government report.
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New York
Wall Street Commission
Southern
Liverpool
Bombay
Manchester
New Orleans Cotton Opens Active Yet Weaker
The New Orleans cotton market opened active but cheaper. Initial prices were six points lower as a firmer Liverpool market failed to hold. December slid to 18.63, January to 18.74, and March to 19.00 as pre bureau liquidation pulled futures down before the government crop report due.
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New Orleans
Liverpool
Valuation Set For Rock Island Railroad Assets
The Interstate Commerce Commission fixed a final valuation of 251,909,983 dollars for rate making on the owned and used property of the Chicago Rock Island and Pacific railroad as of June 30, 1913.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railroad
Musical program at Civitan club luncheon
Misses Virginia Frank Ia Hensley and Maxwell Jones of the city schools faculty presented a musical program for the Civitan club weekly luncheon. Frank and Jones performed violin and saxophone duets, with Hensley as accompanist. Jones also entertained with a saxophone solo.
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Virginia Frank
Ia Hensley
Maxwell Jones
City Schools
Civitan Club
Miss Frank
Mr. Jones
Miss Hensley
Adhesive Secrets Help Flies Walk Upside Down
Part of a fly's upside down locomotion comes from a sticky foot secretion and the aid of suckers. The fluid and suction work together to grip surfaces.
Ladybirds Take Off for Newark on National Air Tour
Miss Mary Hairlip led the Springfield to Newark leg in an American Eagle Biplane at 10 01 a m as 34 planes of the fleet landed here yesterday from Montreal and Portland Maine and then took off in ideal weather.
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Springfield Mass
Mary Hairlip
Springfield
Newark
N. J
Frances’ Harrel
Montreal
Portland
Maine
Dinner for Sunday School Officials at First Baptist
A supper meeting for officers and teachers of the Sunday school at the First Baptist church will be served by the junior department children tomorrow night at 6 15 o clock.
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First Baptist Church
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