Stocks Display Improved Tone After Reports
New York June 30 United Press says overnight dispatches on Pacific Coast quake damage were largely local. Stocks opened higher with General Motors up over a point to 84 and U S Rubber at a yearly high 54. Fractional gains by Baldwin Mack Truck Studebaker and others. Trading light, market steady around noon as Gulf States Steel climbs to 83 percent.
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United Press
Pacific Coast
General Motors
U. S
Baldwin
Mack Truck
Studebaker
Gulf States Steel
Bank clearings and debits report for June
Bank clearings on Tuesday June 30 totaled 3 698 000. Monthly clearings reached 64 268 000 with June debits at 157 477 000.
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Fe Tba
Fresh Markets Report Shows Butter Eggs Poultry Prices
Chicago and Cleveland market notes list butter receipts and prices from 34 to 44 cents, eggs with firsts at about 30 cents, and poultry including fowls ducks and turkeys with varied regional figures. Also recorded are potato and cobbler price ranges across Oklahoma Kansas Virginia North and South Carolina.
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Chicago
Americas
Roosters
Oklahoma and Gas Triumphs
Kansas
Virginia — Cobblers
Sgaone
Orthe Carolina Cobblers
Cleveland
Carolina
Virginia
Miners to Seek Wages Increase in Pennsylvania Talks
Representatives of about 155000 anthracite miners will meet in Scranton to draft wage demands for the policy committee of the anthracite operators. The current contract expires August 31 and both sides anticipate a wage clash with operators seeking a 15 to 20 percent cut and miners seeking a 10 percent rise. If adhered to, a short mine suspension may occur September 1, though a prolonged strike is not expected. The dispute will hinge on a one to two year extension with current scales, while thousands of delegates prepare to present their case in Atlantic City in July.
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Times
Scranton
Pennsylvania
Ely
Constance
Atlantic City
Courtroom guarded as Pittsburgh Coal seeks injunction
Heavily armed guards occupied positions inside and outside Judge A. P. Miller's courtroom in Pomeroy as Pittsburgh Coal Company petitions for a permanent injunction against picketers at its mines in Pomeroy Bend. Authorities reported no new outbreaks after recent dynamiting fires and fist fights between union and non union men.
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United’ Press
Pomeroy
Ohio
A. P. Miller
New
Pittsburgh Coal ‘Company
Pomeroy Bend
Check Sent For Lee Ex Infraction Fee To Governor
Claude M. Worley, a criminal court investigator, forwards a $3 check to Governor Peay of Tennessee as a fee for extradition warrant for the return of Ralph Ellis at Knoxville. Lee is wanted for trial on highway robbery charged years ago from Franklin jail. Worley is not certain that the extradition will proceed.
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Claude M. Worley
Peay Tennnessee
Ralpheli
Knoxville
Lee
Wantaklin
Abner Peek
Franklin
Worley
Wholesale Produce Prices From Florida California and More
A retail style listing details commodity grades and prices for fruits and vegetables across Florida California Indiana and Texas. Items include grapefruits lemons oranges pineapples apples cherries cantaloupes apricots cocoanuts gooseberries peaches plums raspberries blackberries strawberries watermelons and a wide array of greens roots and tubers with prices per crate basket dozen or pound. The entry lists regional origins and unit pricing such as Florida grapefruits 90 cents per unit and California cantaloupes at 4.25 per crate among others.
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Florida
Peedee
California
Fey
Indiana
Texas
Southern
Tel
Michigan
North Carolina
Trade Reviews Optimistic On Current Business Conditions
Trade reviews note general satisfaction with business and industrial development. Conditions are structurally sound with steps to shore up weaker departments. Production and buying stay within conservative limits as money remains abundant and cheap.
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W. J. Waltman & Co
Weather Factor Drives Grain Futures at Board of Trade
Trading in grain futures was limited yet weather remained the market driver. Wheat showed nerves and erratic moves as short positions covered, while corn benefited from improved cash demand and a 250000 bushel export sale amid strong buying.
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N Bw
United Press
Chicago
Board of Trade
Shorts
Grain futures report from Chicago markets
Chicago June 30 report shows Wheat No 3 hard at 1.45 for July and 1.44% for September, Wheat No 4 at 1.02% July, Corn No 2 white around 1.02% for July, Oats No 3 white at 45 cents, No 4 white at 45 cents. Barley and Clover prices also listed with small bids.
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Chicago
Ste
Omar
Burie
Areegis
Clash
Ember
Sat Amoths
Cach
Utter Ber
Comic strips aid health says Dr. Seward
Dr. Frederick W. Seward of Goshen New York told the American Institute of Homeopathy convention that comic strips sprinkled through newspapers are beneficial for health A meagre sense of humor is a major factor in illness while a calm even temperament is an invaluable health asset.
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United Press
New York
Frederick W. Seward
Goshen
N. Y
American Institute of Homeopathy
Seward
Auction Reaches Record Sums for Casket Piece
London reports a jewel casket once owned by Alfred de Rothschild was sold at auction for 600 dollars per inch, bringing in over 3000 dollars total. The instrument of the bequest to the Almina Countess of Carnarvon is described as a small, beaded piece.
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London
Almina Countess of
Carnarvon
Alfred de Rothschild
Sims Commands Bicycle Life of Admiral William Sims
Former Atlantic fleet commander Admiral William Sims, now retired in Newport Rhode Island, has taken up bicycling as a way to exercise and stay active in his quiet life.
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William
Sims
Newport, R. L
Calves and Sheep Rule Slightly Lower on Steady Market
At the Indianapolis Livestock Exchange 8 000 hogs traded with most prices down 20 cents to 14 15 cwt. Hogs ranged 12 25 to 13 75 ewt for pigs, sows 12 50 to 13 cwt, rough sows 12 to 12 25 cwt, and stags 10 12 ewt. Cattle run featured 1 300 head with prime steers up to 11 50 cwt and good cows around 7 50 cwt. calves steady to 1 lower with top 11. Lambs 13 50 to 15 cwt, sheep 3 25 to 5 75 ewt. overall run cleared early.
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Indianapolis Livestock Exchange
Esecee Peerseres
Cincinnati
East St, Louis
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Saubh Edecien
Walt
Livestock Prices and Receipts Across Key Markets
June 30 livestock report shows cattle receipts around 260 at EAST RUFF with mixed grades and steady to higher prices. hogs active with gains near 10 cents. sheep and lambs slow but steady in several markets. Cincinnati and East St Louis list similar trends with steady cattle and mixed hogs prices. Cleveland and Pittsburgh reflect steady to slow movements and varied calf, lamb, and pig prices.
Births in City List Show Community Families
A reader listing names of newborns and their parents appears with addresses and multiple surnames. The notice catalogues boys and girls including Walter Ryan Oure, Joseph Ma An, Walter Pierson and Edna Pierson, and many others, along with household locations such as 715 8 Meri erbert and Pearl Horton, 618 W New York, and 2111 Napoleon.
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Walter
Ryan Oure
Wilcox
Joseph An
Frank and Cooper
An Ibiam
Elsie Dillon
Methodist
Ital
Edna Pierson
Meriierbert
Pearl Horton
Alfonzo
Austel Carlton
Dine Wheeler
Ovans
Maggie Simmons
New York
Onroe
Ocie Black
An Wrest
Nathan
Dora Pavey
Mason
Mae Storms
Pisses
Clarence
Edna Vogel
Napoeon
Isaac
Esther Lafetta
Capi Forest
Shirley Loy
Hos- Breet
Cordie Smith
State
Iland
Santa Barbara
Deaths in City Hospitals and Homes of Various Ailments
A list of recent deaths across city hospitals and residences including Pearl Hartzler 29 meningitis and tuberculosis, Velma Meyers 20 peritonitis, infant 6 months acute gastroenteritis, William Thompson 39 sarcoma, Ruth Fritch 32 septicaemia, infant Haggard premature birth, Cora Williamson 49 cerebral hemorrhage, Melissa Zail 86 acute myocarditis, Daniel McAtree 50 mitral insufficiency, Julia Parks 40 carcinoma, Elizabeth Johannes 60 chronic myocarditis, Jennie Hesecug 66 carcinoma, Robert Montgomery months city stal acute mesenteric condition, Albert McCallister 1 astroenteritis, Franklin Smith 77 exy.
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Pearl M. Hartzler
Long Hospital
Velma C. Meyers
Alonzo Chambers
William Lincoln Thompson
Methodist Hospital
Ruth Fritch
Haggard
S. Capitol
Cora Iyrile Williamson
Melissa Zail
Rookwood
Daniel McAtree
Massachusetts
Julia Ann Parks
Columbia
Elizabeth Johannes
Minnesota
Jennie J. Hesecug
Carcom
Robert J. Montgomery
City
McCallister
Relener
Franklin Smith
S. New Jersey
Man who sang at church funeral records played posthumously
In Dublin a man who regularly sang at a Catholic church made phonograph records of his solos. At his funeral these recordings were played for mourners.
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Dublin
Santa Barbara Quake Strikes Again Battering City
The 1:20 pm temblor followed Monday's disaster leaving hospitals crowded and streets dark. Rescue crews worked through the night amid falling walls while the Arkansas arrived with naval doctors and sailors to aid relief efforts.
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Santa Barbara
Trafic
Munn
Los Angeles
United Press Camp
Anxiety for relatives from N E A convention in quake area
Miss Myletta Morris of Santa Barbara California and James A Westcott of Santa Ynez thirty miles away, attending the National Educational Association Convention today, expressed worry about relatives in the Santa Barbara region after Monday's earthquake. Westcott notes Santa Barbara is nestled between mountains and the coast with many wealthy residents living near the town, a popular pleasure resort.
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Myletta Morris
Santa Barbara
Cal
James A. Westcott
Santa Yenz
National Educational Association
Santa Barbara County
Westcott
Montana Shaken as Tremors Hit Bobeman Area
Residents of Bobeman Montana spent a third night outdoors after slight earthquakes at 10 30 and 11 35 p m no damage reported Gallatin valley near Sun day was also shaken by the tremors lasting into the night
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United Arena
Butte
Mont
Bobeman
Gallatin Valley
Gasoline Use in Starting Cars Surprises Bureau Tests
Washington reports Bureau of Standards tests show starting a car with the choke not pulled yields higher gasoline use than giving the engine a rich mixture for a few moments. The finding challenges common starting practice and highlights fuel waste in cold starts.
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Washington
Bureau of Standards
Bananas Not Originated or Cultivated by Prehistoric Indians
Washington June 30 Dr W E Safford of the Department of Agriculture denies the claim that bananas originated in the United States and were cultivated by prehistoric Indians.
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Washington
W. E. Safford
Department of Agriculture
United States
Britain plants eighty million trees in postwar rehousing effort
London reports that the British government planted more than 80 million trees in the last year to replace wartime losses and restore forest cover. The initiative aims to reverse crest depletion and support broader environmental recovery.
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London
Giant Hollander Seeks American Husband
A buxom young Hollander Miss Katie Van Dyk, 7 feet 7 inches tall, seeks a husband in America but will not marry a small man. She hails from a region where women are strong and dominant.
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Katie van Dyk
America
Education leaders at NEA discuss character and federal role
Milton Bennion of the University of Utah urges moral teaching in schools linking student self government and teacher roles to curb law contempt. John F. Sims says the child labor fight has just begun as delegates vote on a bill to create a Federal Department of Education to be considered Thursday.
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Mans
Milton Bennion
School of Education
University of Utah
Bennion
John F. Sims
Shortridge
Cable Tabernacle
Indiana
Albert J. Beveridge
Meredith Nicholson
James H. Newton
Newton
Republic
Legislative Commission
Congress
Department of Education
Woman Dies in Swing At Home
Mrs. Elizabeth Ireland died at her home swing where heart trouble was listed as the cause. The incident occurred in Anderson Indiana on June 30.
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United Prea
Anderson
Ind
Elizabeth Ireland
Fragmentary note on plant diseases and pests
Fragmented text mentions Japanes e insect pests like oriental fruit worm citrus canker date scale blister rust and other ravaging diseases affecting trees and crops. It references the inability to complete introductions and restrictions tied to U S actions and imports.
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Doll U
Immigration cuts exceed half under new quota law
Times report from New York notes a shift in migration with the first ten months under the 2 percent quota. Between July 1924 and April 1925, 27 908 unskilled laborers were admitted versus 97 886 the prior year, while 44 750 left the country, creating a deficit of 16 482. Overall immigration fell 71.4 percent, with 242 965 admitted under the new quota compared with 637 602 the previous year.
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Times Special
New York
United States
National Industrial Conference Board
Japanese official predicts war with Russia within ten years
A Japanese nobleman and a county editor in Japan stated that war between the United States and Japan is virtually impossible while Bolshevik influence spreads. He predicted Japan would declare war on Russia within ten years if propaganda continues.
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United Press
Chicago
Japan
Russia
Bolshevists
Hichimassa Seyeshima
Hous of Poers
United States
Cabman Sold Fake Concert Tickets in London
A London cabman earned over 1000 by selling tickets for a fake concert claiming to aid crippled drivers. Police arrested him as he printed tickets in his shop before sale.
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London
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