Industrial Stocks Rally Amid Mixed Leads And Speculation
The day’s action shows twenty active industrials averaging 7.85 with gains while rails ease. Studebaker Baldwin and Standard Oil slip slightly as dividends boost issues. United States Rubber climbs to a new high on favorable trade reports. Tex Company United Fruit and Corn Products rise on optimistic outlooks as Moon Motors reaches a new high on retirement of preferred stock.
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United Financial New York
Wall Street Journal Today
Studebaker
Baldwin
Standard Oil of
New Jersey
United Fruit and Texas Company
United States Rubber
Moon Motors
Steps to Kill Tree Bugs in Pacific Northwest Timber
The U.S. Department of Agriculture and partners aim to cut western pine beetle infestations by at least 50 percent across 1 65 million acres in southern Oregon and northern California. Private owners and federal agencies report millions in timber saved and ongoing funding sought for 1923 to extend control across federal and private lands.
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New York
Oregon
California
United States Department of Agriculture
Department of the Interior
Congress
Klamath Forest Protective Association
United States Indian Service
Forest Service
Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Entomology
Board of Control
Indiana Market Notes on Produce and Poultry Prices
Indianapolis produce prices list Egge Fresh candied items, butter packing stock, various fowls by weight, leghorn poultry discounts, spring birds and turkeys priced by weight, ducks squabs and quail details. Indianapolis creameries offer 17 cents per pound for butterfat.
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Indianapolis
Dressed Beef Prices From Swift & Co
Wholesale selling prices of dressed beef from Swift & Co provide No 2 loin at 19c per pound No 3 loin at 14c No 2 round at 2463c per pound No 3 round at 13c No 2 chuck at 11c No 3 tips at 3e per pound and No 2 sirloin at 8c per pound.
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Swift & Co
Barred price misprint in Indianapolis oil listing
A garbled Indianapolis notice reports boilerplate price terms for a barrel of pine tar or petroleum product. The readable fragment mentions a price of 1.01 dollars per gallon and describes a sale or listing with uncertain units and vendor markers. No clear date or organization is discernible.
Silent Church: Deaf Pastor Preaches in Sign Language
In Cincinnati the Church of Silent People worships without spoken words. Pastor Rev. Albert Watters delivers sermons in sign language. He says God hears prayers of the heart beyond lips. Worship includes no organ, no choir, and no spoken hymns.
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NEA
Cincinnati
Ohio
Church of Silent People
Albert Watters
Copper bonds display strength on market
New York December 12 copper prices rose to 14 cents fueling a market display of strength in the Cergo De Pasco 8s. The issue climbed from 129 to 131 1/4 a new high. Sterling bonds also rose with British issues advancing as the 5 1/2s of 1929 reached 113 3/4. Approval of St Pauls 10 million government loan renewal steadied railroad bonds and other cheap rails followed the tone.
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Sterling
United Financial
New York
St Paul
Brisk Trading Opens Curb Market With Mixed Prices
York curb market opened steady but failed to hold gains as oil stocks dominated activity. Standard Oil of Indiana slipped from 117 to 116, Simms Petroleum fell after a 14 percent rise, Humble Oil held at 250, Anglo American Oil rose to 18 percent, Glen Alden advanced near 565, Gillette Razor declined to 250, and Schulte eased by 1 to 0.
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United Financial New York
New York
Standard Oil of
Indiana
Simms Petroleum
Humble Oil
Anglo American Oil
Glen Alden
Gillette Razor
Schulte
Twelve Story Theater Building Proposed Here
Announcement of a proposed twelve story theater and office building in Indianapolis was made after a meeting of Mutual Burlesque Association officials from New York Cleveland and Chicago. William J Vail of Cleveland who controls the Broadway Theater and Mutual burlesque houses East of Buffalo made the statement. He did not designate a site.
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Mutual Burlesque
Indianapolis
Mutual Burlesque Association
New York
Cleveland
Chicago
William J. Vail
Buffalo
Weather Triggers Wheat Rally On Open At Board Of Trade
Cold weather in the Southwest wheat belt sent prices higher at the opening. Temperatures ranged from five above to five below zero and a commission house reported visible supply at 39 million bushels, far below last decade's 62 million.
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United Financial Chicago
Board of Trade
Commission
Chicago
Northwest
Local wheat and hay prices from mills this week
Local mills post prices for hay at 17 to 18 dollars for loose hay and 14 to 15.50 for mixed hay. Oats run 50 to 53 cents. No. 2 red wheat brings about 1.20 dollars per unit as mills show updated payments.
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Timothy
Wills Fortune to All Who Made Impression
San Francisco December 12 Actresses bootblacks waiters hat boys cafe owners physicians judges and society women benefited from the late Joseph Bisagno 250000 estate distributed to 102 persons Marjorie Rambeau actress receives 1400 Harry Morgan check boy at Union League Club gets 700 Bisagno a bachelor clubman was a familiar figure in San Francisco for many years many of the named could have known him only once
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San Francisco
Joseph Bisagno
Marjorie Rambeau
Harry Morgan
Union League Club
Bisagno
Girl In Bootleg Ring Frees Brother From Life Term
Detroit December story recounts Helen Sauerman joining a rum running gang to prove her brother Leo Sauerman innocent of murder. She helped smuggle liquor, provided tips, and aided police in arresting gang members. Judge Moynihan ordered steps toward Leo’s release, with Christmas hoped for reunion.
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United News
Detroit
Helen Sauerman
Leo Sauerman
Alex Dombrowski
Gibraltar
Mich
Helen
Ecorse
Sheriff Coffin
Homer Noel
Melvin Brown
Coffin
Dombrowski
Sauerman
Noel
Lowell
Mass
Indianapolis
Brown
Columbus
Ohio
Moynihan
Leo
Heavy Hog Receipts Push Prices Down on Local Market
Heavy receipts, about 16 000 hogs, forced prices 15 to 25 cents lower. Hogs 8.35 to 8.45 for different loads with pigs up to 8.50, sows around 7.15 to 7.25. Cattle and calves mixed, extra fancy steers at 12, calf values down 60 cents, natives steady around 14, ewes unchanged at 5 down. Receipts balanced with some slippage across cattle and lamb markets in a generally steady to lower session.
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Livestock Exchange
Dans S
Bologna
Craee
Owen
United Financial reports mixed livestock prices and receipts
Chicago market shows hog receipts 5,700 with lower prices. top hogs $8.49, bulk around $8.80 after lower by 10 to 20 cents. Cattle receipts 15,000 steady to higher segments, primes up to 13.50, cows and bulls varied. veal calves 8.50 to 9.75. Regional reports from Cleveland reflect softer hogs and mixed cattle, with tops near 8.75 and calves at 11.50.
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United Financia
Chicago
New York
Cleveland
Restore Life To Woman After Heart Is Stopped
New York story of Mrs. Helen Elliot found with a gas tube in her mouth and gas jet on she survived a nearly two hour cardiac arrest. An ambulance surgeon and gas company workers used a pul motor to revive her, she briefly woke, then coma, now expected to recover.
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New York
Helen Elliot
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