Market Review Signals Profit Taking After Week of Gains
The market paused in the latter part of the week as profit taking hit high priced industrials and specialties. Public utilities and railroad stocks led the rebound early, with Treasury reserves rising and call loan rates easing. Industrials with dividends held steady despite bold declines in speculative issues, reflecting a cautiously bullish sentiment in the financial district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cousins
John W. Davis
Hal Davis
United States Steel Corporation
Commission
Financial
Speed Classic Prep At Labor Day Venue On Track Upgrades
Racing plans for Labor Day at Altoona proceed with improvements to a grandstand seating 12 000 and infield pad dock work. A crew inspects the track to prevent issues like the Kansas City Independence Day hole incident while Milton aims to tune his motor in August for better performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galery
Kansas City
Milton
Altoona
Way Association
Scout Camp Welcoming County Visitors By River Camp
The county plans to have many attend the scout camp during the camping season. The camp sits on the river's left bank two miles from town, thanks to the courtesy of R D Tonkin, with scouts pitched on the site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. D. Tonkin
Church Notes Announced Sabbath Services and Meetings
Church notices list Sabbath School times and worship services across multiple congregations. Details include baptismal sacrament, communion, evening services, and union programs led by Rev. E. S. White and Rev. L. B. Rittenhouse.
Church Services and Meetings Listed Across Local Congregations
A dense listing of church services, sermons, and meetings shows Rev J Reginald Headey at Christ Episcopal and multiple denominations including Harmony Presbyterian Zion Lutheran and Congregational. Activities include morning services at 9 and 11, Sunday schools, Bible study, and evening prayer services, plus a Salvation Army open air meeting and a Pittsburgh convention report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ Episcopal
J. Reginald Headey
St. Bernard's
Olle
Very Bey
P. MoNelis
Low Masa
Harmony Presbyterian
Penn Roun
Ray
John Lloyd
Buasay Behool
Ruch
Tuesda Bee
East Union Feseustecinn
Tayloraritie Bay
John
W Ritch
Heilwood
Salvation Army
Flinn
Court House
Willard Home
Walter T. Merrick
Christian Endeavor
Clarence Fairman
Zion Lutheran
J. B. Baker
Pittsburgh
Union
Dr. Baker
Romance and baseball headlines from a busy week
Rumors of a romance involving O'Brien and Mrs. Fleischmann escalate after Paris travel. In baseball, the Yankees beat the White Sox 12 to 9 as Ruth hits his 24th homer. Detroit beats Washington 4 to 3, shifting first place. Browns split a doubleheader with the Red Sox. Cleveland loses to Philadelphia 1 to 10 while Cooper earns his fifth straight win for the Pirates over the Braves 5 to 2.
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O'Brien
Yanks
White Sox
Ruth
Washington
New York
Tigers
Red Sox
Browns
Himach
Indians
Athletics
Cooper
Pirates
Braves
La Follette camp aims to win across the nation
In a bold push for La Follette the progressive conference plans fundraising and a nationwide campaign. Advisers say support will come from labor and farm groups while courting eastern states like New York and Pennsylvania. Contenders for running mate are weighed amid a three way race. Charles W. Bryan is floated as a potential vice presidential choice as Washington discussions continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaFollette
Middle West
William H. Johnston
Progressive Conference
New York
Pennsylvania
la Follette
Johnston
Arthur E. Holder
Basil Manly
Alexander Kahn
New York Daily Forward
Gordon Morrie
Arthur Lovell
The
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Sidney Hillman
Amalgamated Clothing Workers Association
L. R. Shepperd
Woman's Trade Union League
Labor and
Farm
Wisconsin
Washington
INS
Charles W. Bryan
Robert M. LaFolette
White House
Bran
la Folletts
House
Senate
United Forces
Bryan
Congress
National Committee of the
Conference For Progressive Political Action
Huston Thompson
Federal Trade Commission
Wheeler
Montana
Brookhart
Iowa
Dill
Norris
Nebraska
Laguardia
Huddleston
Alabama
Lincoln
Judg W. H. Thompson
Nebraska Supreme Court
Illiam Jennings
St.Louis
Charles W
United States
National Guard Encampment Opens at Mount Gretna
National Guard encampment in Mount Gretna Pennsylvania began with arrivals from across the state. The 55th Infantry Brigade led by Brig. Gen. Edward C. Shannon joined by the 111th and 112th Infantry regiments from Philadelphia and western Pennsylvania. The 108th Medical Regiment, led by Col. William Crookston of Pittsburgh, also joined. Thousands of visitors observed the opening maneuvers as barracks and tents were prepared for successive waves of Guardsmen over the next two weeks.
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Mount Gretna
INS
Pennsylvania National Guard
Edward C. Shannon
Columbus
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
William Crookston
Pittsburgh
Supgete
National Guard
Young Men Sought for Expansion Campaign Sales
Recruitment notice seeks three strong young men to join an expansion drive. Wording emphasizes energetic sellers and field sales work with room for opportunity and advancement.
Blairsville Bank Home Construction Underway
A large amount of lumber was salvaged as work begins on Blairsville's new bank home. Damaged cars and wreckage were moved, and the scene is expected to be costly for the Pennsylvania line due to lost merchandise and repair costs. Police campaign targets reckless driving reduces violations with two arrests for hearings tonight. Giants beat Cards 10 to 5 after five runs in the tenth, Reds blank Phillies 6 to 0, Fournier hits two homers as Robins top Cubs 9 to 1.
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Pennsylvania
Derry
Dean
Giant
Cards
Reds
Phillies
Fournier
Robins
Cubs
Dodge Brothers policy boosts value for buyers and dealers
McGregor and Thomas Dodge Brothers dealers report customer confidence grows as the firm avoids yearly model changes. The policy of continuous improvements preserves depreciation and resale value, keeps production steady, and avoids costly changes in dies and schedules, sustaining steady summer sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace Thomas
McGregor and Thomas
Dodge Bros
Theublic
Dodge Brothers
Thomas
McAdoo and Davis Sought by Speaker for Support
The speaker urges Davis support and warns against party factionalism. He praises Mr Davis character and predicts progressive goals in agriculture tariffs taxes and foreign relations can be advanced through the Democratic party. He pledges to back the Davis Bryan ticket and join the campaign. several hundred bid farewell at the dock to McAdoo and others sailing aboard the Hom eric.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Bryan
McAdoo
County Native Visiting Here
John Ross of Salem Oregon and his daughter visit Marion Center area relatives for two months. This is Ross first East visit in nearly 25 years as Coolidges on Trip. A weekend Chesapeake Bay cruise on the yacht Mayflower is planned for the Coolidge family this afternoon. The party includes President and Mrs Coolidge Col John Coolidge the President's father John Coolidge the President's son and Mr and Mrs Frank W Stearns of Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ross
Salem
Ore
Marion Center
Rosa
East
Police Eludes Rosetta Beating Case In Cicero
Chicago dispatch reports process servers failed to locate Cicero chief of police Theodore Swoboda during summons service in the Rosetta Duncan beating case. Warrantes list assault and battery, with deadly weapon and attempted kill charges. Hearing set for Monday. change of venue possible. Rosetta and Harold Duncan aided in filing the charges. the Duncan sisters’ act forced Topsy and Eva show refunds after Rosetta’s injuries.
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Chicago
INS
Rosetta Duncan
Duncan Sisters
Cicero
Theodore Swoboda
Miss Duncan
Harold
Swoboda
Charles Widiock
Benjamin Delaney
Charles Steinke
Evanston
Thomas Wilkes
Topsy and
Eva
Cleef
Rosetta
Training School Notes and Summer Activities Recap
Training School notes collected by two fifth graders describe summer school attendance, honors for perfect records, and an upcoming July track meet. Reports cover grade by grade activities including poems, picture shows, a dolls house, a picnic, rehearsals for an outdoor health play, politeness lessons, and a junior high game of lawn ball with a tied score.
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David Hasinger
John Stewart
Indiana Training School
Indiana
Robin Hood
James Whitcomb Riley
Golden River
West End
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Cherries
LA Felette
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