Foreign Markets Report From New York June 26
The New York stock market opened fairly strong led by Amalgamated Copper with major gains in other industrials. Canadian Pacific and Reading rose after Friday’s close, with Canadian at 148% and Reading at 145% as trading intensified in the second hour. Bear silver steady. money markets show modest movements with sterling at 4.77% and 9.40 dollars value. Wheat and grain prices in Chicago show mixed but firm levels across futures and cash markets.
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New York
Amalgamated Copper
Reading
New York Money
London
Kansas City cattle and hog market summary
Kansas City market reports cattle receipts steady with steers 6.50 to 9.50 cows and heifers 4.50 to 9.25 stockers and feeders 6.25 to 5.00 calves 6.50 to 160.50 hog receipts 1 800 market 5c higher bulk 7.60 to 7.65 heavy 7.60 to 7.65 medium 7.60 to 7.67 half 7.60 to 7.70 sheep receipts none market steady lambs 7.50 to 9.80 ewes 4.75 to 5.50 stockers and feeders 4.00 to 6.50
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Westert
Kansas City
Chicago Market Prices for Dairy Eggs and Poultry June
On June 26 Chicago market listings show Butter Creamery extras at 27c and 26 to 26 1 2c for firsts, 24 1 2 to 25c for seconds. Eggs ordinary 14 to 16 7 8c, firsts 16 1 2 to 17 4c. Cheese Twins 13 1 2 to 14c, Young Americas 14 to 15c. Poultry fowls 14 to 14 1 2c, ducks 13c, young ducks 15 to 16c, geese 5 to 6c, spring geese 14 to 15c, spring chicks 25c, turkeys 11c. Potatoes old receipts 10 cars Wisconsin white 15 to 20c, Michigan white 15 to 20c, new receipts 30 cars Texas 50 to 60c per bushel.
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Chicago
Americas
Wisconsin
Michigan
Texas
Hogs and cattle receipts at Union Stock Yards
Hog receipts totaled 10 000 as market moved slow and lower with mixes of butchers and heavy hogs trading from 7.45 to 7.87 dollars, light hogs 7.55 to 7.90, pigs 6.25 to 7.60. cattle receipts 200 with market steady and 15 cents higher, beeves 6.25 to 9.66, cows and heifers 3.25 to [incomplete].
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Union Stock Yards
Wheat Market Declines Amid Strong Harvest Prospects
Chicago grain report notes wheat fell from an initial rise as harvest weather and reports of heavy yields in the southwest weighed on prices. July, September wheat closed around 1.03 and 1.01 dollars, respectively, with corn and oats also easing and provisions down.
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Chicago Grain Review
Chicago
Southwest
Substitute for Rev Johnson at Christchurch Pulpit
Rev. F. D. Evenson the rector of the Episcopal church at Huron South Dakota will fill the Christchurch pulpit tomorrow morning in the absence of Rev. Johnson.
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F. D. Evenson
Episcopal Church At
Huron, S. D
Christchurch
William Everett Johnson Vacationing in New York
William Everett Johnson is spending a vacation in New York. Rev. Evanson is identified as a brother of Dr. H. Clayson Evanson from La Crosse.
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William Everett Johnson
New York
Rev. Evenson
H. Clay Evenson
la Crosse
Stand aside. The optimistic graduate is now due
A concise note reports a graduate expected to arrive soon, signaling a shift in momentum as plans align for a forthcoming milestone celebration. The phrasing reflects cautious optimism about the individual's timing and readiness.
Wisconsin Hotelmen Prepare August Convention Here
Delegates from Wisconsin hotelmen gather in La Crosse August 16 to 18 for the Wisconsin State Hotel Men’s association meeting. About 100 delegates expected, with tours of city plants and a launch ride for ladies. After the La Crosse events, most will travelto Davenport Iowa for the Northwestern Hotelmen’s convention.
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Wisconsin State Hotel Men's Association
Milwaukee
Mr. Loeb
Sheboygan
Board of
la Crosse Club
Stoddard
Hotel la Crosse
Hunt
Quincy
Davenport
Northwestern Hotelmen’s Association
Wisconsin Hotelmen’s Convention
Philipp Refuses To Sign Stemper License Measure
Bayfield Ashland and Iron counties from Sept 1 to May 1. salary of highway superintendent in Milwaukee county shall not exceed 1200 dollars. electors set at annual town meeting. Making it a felony to give a false written statement of assets with proof.
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Bayfield
Ashland
Iron Counties
Milwaukee County
Labor Day Committees Named for La Crosse Parade
The La Crosse Trades and Labor council appointed the Labor Day arrangements committee with John Rae as chairman and Joseph J. Verdota as secretary. The parade and picnic at Old Shooting park will invite all unions to participate, listing many trades from painters to rail workers among those announcing their intent to join and the roles they will take.
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la Crosse
Warrant Follows Blow With Brick
George C. Childress 514 South Seventh street faces arraignment in county court on a charge of assault with intent to do great bodily harm. The warrant, secured by District Attorney Otto M. Schlabach, stems from a dispute during which Childress allegedly struck John Smith with a paving brick. Smith's face is bandaged and the brick will be used as evidence at the hearing.
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George C. Childress
South Seventh Street
John Smith
Burlington Hotel
Otto M. Schlabach
Childress
Smith
Wisconsin tax bill fight shows rare legislative stalemate
Madison June 26 observers witnessed a rare Wisconsin legislature standoff over reconsidering the tax commission bill. Absences and filibuster tactics delayed roll calls, with administration leaders failing to force a vote. The effort collapsed as missing opposition members returned and the previous question defeated the reconsideration.
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
Johnson
Laing
Herzog
Heden
Mortenson
Vint
Minkley
Philipp
Senate
Assembly
Son of former pastor dies at 17 in Kilbourn home
Craig Turner son of Mrs. W. J. Turner died at 6 a m after months of illness at 1424 Vine Street He was seventeen and had lived in Merrill and Ironwood with his father the late Rev W J Turner He leaves a mother and one sister Hope Funeral services are set for 10 a m Tuesday at the home Rev D C Jones and Rev Finch A Clarke will officiate The body will be taken to Kilbourn for family plot burial beside his father
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Craig Turner
W. J. Turner
Vine Street
Turner
North Presbyterian Church
Merrill
Wis
Ironwood
Mich
Carroll College
Waukesha
Hope Turner
D. C. Jones
Finch A. Clarke
Kilbourn
Mrs Harold Anderson Heads to Chicago to Visit Daughter
Mrs Harold Anderson of 1123 South Sixth Street travels to Chicago to visit her daughter Mrs Arthur Hecht.
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Harold Anderson
South Sixth Street
Chicago
Arthur Hecht
City Champs Nelsons Enter Playground Indoor League
Nelsons, the city champions, spearhead a new Playground Indoor League with Knudson on the mound and Lafser handling his shoots. North side midget teams join West Avenue and Hood Street fields as classification mirrors last year. First-week success signals a busy summer with a July 10 field and track meet and a final August 28 meet plus three girls meets and badge tests on non-track Saturdays.
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Nelsons
Copeland Park
Knudson
Lafser
West Avenue
Imperials
Hood Street
No Leniency for Janesville Man
Theodore McCarty of Janesville Wisconsin faced no leniency after pleading guilty in county court to taking thirteen dollars from J F Wright The case was bound over to the circuit court and McCarty faces sentencing in a few weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore McCarty
Janesville
Wis
J. F. Wright
McCarty
Bath house set to reopen next Tuesday
Repairs are finished and officials say the bath house will open no later than next Tuesday. A city pile driver will lay timbers to secure the boom starting Monday.
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Bath House
City Sealer to Inspect Scales in La Crosse Stores
Weights and measures inspectors will check all scales and measuring devices sold in La Crosse hardware stores next week. E. H. Derr, City Sealer, cites a Wisconsin act granting this inspection power.
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la Crosse
E. H. Derr
Wisconsin
Sawed-Off Sermon at Fireside in Indianapolis Star
Opinion item notes a satirical claim about Satan wandering from his own fireside and imagines a happier world if evil never roams, reflecting a mischievous editorial voice from the Indianapolis Star.
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Indianapolis Star
Judge Calvert’s Swift Drive Sparks Speed Scrutiny
A Tribune report claims Judge H. M. Calvert traveled from Cleveland to a city in about four days, challenging the speed limit across townships. The judge denies wrongdoing and seeks redress from the paper, while authorities say the 660 miles were completed in under four days amid rising political chatter and mail-in clippings to local papers.
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Tribune
H. M. Calvert
Cleveland
Mother Superior of St Francis Elected to High Post
Mother Richards, Mother Superior of St Francis hospital, elected second vice president of the Catholic Hospital association at its Milwaukee convention. Rev Charles B Moulinier named president Sister Mary Joseph of Mayo hospital Roch ester selected first vice president. Dr Maud Williams Milwaukee chosen secretary Sister Marie Miseri cordia treasurer.
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Mother Richards
St. Francis Hospital
Catholic Hospital Association
Milwaukee
Charles B. Moulinier
Mary Joseph
Mayo Hospital
Rochester
Maud Williams
Sister Marie Misericordia
Atlantic Clams End Career On Mississippi Bank
Twelve hundred Atlantic coast clams are the centerpiece of a first annual clam bake by the La Crosse club at John P. Salzer’s Fern dale cottage on the Mississippi. Seventy five members attend, with Mayor Arthur A. Bentley expected to speak. A baseball game for the club championship also featured the day's program.
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Atlantic Coast
Mississippi
John P. Salzer
Ferndale Cottage
la Crosse
Jones
Ferndale
A. B. Moll
Carl Michel
Emil Mueller
E. A. Gotterdam
Arthur A. Bentley
Messenger Saves Money in Street Holdup
Memphis Tenn June 26 Orris Stanford a Van Vleet Mansfield Drug company messenger fought a holdup man in a crowded street and captured the thief to recover 3500 dollars in cash carried in a catcher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Tenn
Orris Stanford
van Vleet Mansfield Drug Company
Contentment Found in Acceptance Not Desiring the Unattainable
A concise aphorism asserts that true contentment arises from not desiring what one cannot obtain, emphasizing internal restraint over external possessions or outcomes. The message frames fulfillment as a mindset rather than a pursuit of scarce or unreachable goals.
Slaton Hands Office to Harris at Georgia Inauguration
Gov. John M. Slaton transfers the office to Nat E. Harris in Atlanta amid hisses from the house gallery and tight security. Militiamen and mounted police confront a crowd outside the Slaton residence as about 300 march toward the estate. twenty six are arrested and weapons recovered.
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Atlanta
John M. Slaton
M. Frank
Nat E. Harris
House of Representatives
Slaton
Gov. Slaton
Gard
Slaten
Frye Case Note Delivered to German Foreign Office
Berlin via The Hague June 25. The American note in the Fryé case was delivered to the German Foreign Office this afternoon by Ambassador Gerard.
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Foreign Office
Frye
Berlin
Hague
Fryé
Gerard
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Senpe
Kansas City Livestock
Chicago Livestock
Rev
Samuel Merwin
N.Y
Chicago Herald
Merwin
Sita
Chicago Tribune
Boston
Boston Globe
Hilde
Mr. Merwin
Philo
Bobbs.merrill CO
Indianapolis
U.S.A
Convention of State Association
Stemper
John Rae
Barney Oldfield
de Rester
Bob Burnam
de Palma
See Burnam
Charley Chaplin
Tom Wise
Malwood, Ill
Dario Resta
Playground Indoor League
Derr
Omar Khayam
ST. Francis
Atlantic
Messenger
Harris
Frank
Eagles
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