Wheat and livestock markets in Chicago and Kansas City shift
Wheat fell amid large Argentine yields and strong US exports while corn and oats recovered from early losses. Chicago hogs and cattle showed mixed but steady to higher bids, with Kansas City and other markets posting varied results. Wall Street opened higher on steel optimism, with bond and currency moves influencing activity.
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Three Divorce Suits Filed in District Court
Three divorce actions were filed yesterday afternoon in the district court. Claude A Wood sues Lulu Wood for gross neglect of duty citing cigarette use and liquor, which allegedly harmed his business and social standing. Mary Schneider sues Charles W Schneider for extreme cruelty and neglect, seeking alimony temporary support, household goods, and restoration of her prior name Mary Hann. Edessa Jones, colored, sues Ollie Jones for extreme cruelty alleging frequent beating, threats to kill, and a broken arm, asking restoration of her maiden name Odessa Scott.
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Poland unveils unknown soldier monument in mystery
Warsaw reports a sandstone block bearing To the Unknown Soldier was delivered at the Poniatowski statue by dawn without known origin. Citizens laid flowers and the stone became an accepted monument despite the press and public remaining ignorant of its source.
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Flats Minus Steam Heat in London Housing
London reports that central steam heating will not be installed in new middle class houses by the London County Council due to legal restrictions and prohibitive costs. The housing committee notes the climate uncertainty and modernist push contrasts with this limitation. A January clearance sale at Eriksen Furniture Store is also noted.
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Farmer with Broken Neck Recounts Recovery Near Uniontown
Charles Williams, prominent farmer near Uniontown, suffered a neck fracture after a fall from a hay wagon two weeks earlier. Despite the injury he resumed farm work, with a vertebra broken but not pressing on the spinal cord, and his condition described as improving.
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Richmond Seeks Safer Haven For East Atlantic Sailors
Dense Assateague Island off Virginia could become a refuge like the Canaries for sailors of the east Atlantic. Coastwise shipping interests press for a protected harbor as winter storms threaten routes and add costly delays and risks.
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Woolen stockings for French women stir fashion fear
Paris weather and fear of a red nose allegedly shifted Paris shoppers from silk stockings to woolen stock ings and gaiters during the past week. A trade letter urged warmth to keep circulation and avoid a blue lip look, while others report street officers ransacking pockets in Santa Barbara. This clipping mixes fashion notes with crime and ads, reflecting a crowded newspaper page.
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