Market Fluctuations and Cattle Hogs Prices Reported
A compressed market summary notes mixed futures with wheat and corn edging higher then retreating while oats follow. Chicago Livestock shows hogs firm to higher and cattle steady to higher with selective gains. Kansas City reports cattle and hay pricing, and grain markets reflect volatile early sessions amid strategic buying and profit taking.
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Wall Street closes amid correction after tech weakness
Stock prices reacted sharply in New York on January 14 as selling, labeled a correction of tech weakness, dominated trading. Equipment issues showed brief strength on merger chatter, but the rally faded. Total volume reached about 1.8 million shares.
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Wall Street
New York
W C T U Convenes With Hutchinson Leader Speaker
W C T U state president Mrs Lillian Mitchnersof Hutchinson will open the Friday day session in the Chamber of Commerce building. The event honors the eighteenth amendment prohibition law with morning devotional led by Mrs W A Dunn and a program of song, talks by Mrs Lizzie Robinson and Mrs Alice Haigh, a noontime prayer, basket luncheon, and an afternoon prayer and testimony service led by Miss Cassis Quinlin.
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Cassis Quinlin
Ouray Burial Mystery and Pioneer Ties Revealed
In Grand Junction the fate of Chief Ouray’s grave is traced as efforts to locate his burial place fail. McCook led a white group to honor the Ute but the canyon tomb remains unmarked. Chipeta’s death renews questions of proper memorials and the need for lasting markers. In Nome Alaska, Pioneer Scout suspends publication after staff leave for Seattle to finish high school. Also, Ralph Pisele of Tonganoxie faces embezzlement charges in county jail, bond set at 700. In South Carolina the senate rejects the federal child labor amendment without debate or dissent.
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Teller
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Mount Holly Cashier Reappears in Detroit Street Scene
Clifford S. Heller of Mount Holly New Jersey was presumed dead for 14 years when a former business associate spotted him on a crowded Detroit street. The man recalled a missing sum of $28.50 found in Heller’s funds at the National Bank of Mount Holly, where he once served as cashier, following his sudden disappearance.
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Consolidation Drives Rural Kansas School Reform
Rural education officials in western central Kansas report 55 elementary schools abandoned for larger units amid campus upgrades. Hays State Teachers College leader JC El Rarick notes consolidations aid farm families and raise access to education. Over two years, 48 communities in 25 counties received aid. 28 bond propositions funded new buildings totaling 1.682 million dollars.
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Suleden's New Vessel Brings Modern Travel Comfort
Sweden's Gripshalim, an Atlantic greyhound ship, showcases electric elevators, swimming pools, gymnasiums, open-air deck, and eight decks. At 74 feet long, it seats 1,600 passengers and will enter service in 1925 between Gothenburg and New York.
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Sweden
Atlantic Greyhound
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Gripshalim
Gothenburg
New York
Republicans in Majority in Kansas Legislature
The Kansas legislature convenes with Republicans holding dominant control in both houses. The house tally shows 80 Republicans, 33 Democrats, and 2 Independents, a 27 seat GOP majority. the senate stands 22 Republicans to 8 Democrats. Farmers lead among occupations with 69 in the lower house, while lawyers' numbers stay steady in both chambers.
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Mystery of two deaths stuns Dorado. couple found dead
Dorado Kansas January 13 authorities probe the deaths of Mr and Mrs John Kinnear found in their home Sunday. Coroner W B Turner says no clear cause yet with theories of asphyxia violence or poison. Illinois relatives expected to arrive to arrange bodies. a vial was found in a bedroom.
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W. BE. Turner
Arere
Illinois
Tragedy Probe Hints at Poison Gas Exposure Evidence
An investigation notes a gas stove release and bedroom traces suggesting possible violence in a tragedy. The report cites names and context around a school or institution, with details incomplete and a focus on lingering questions about cause and responsibility.
Early dental care notes include student prize offer
The excerpt states that dental care was free for university students and mentions the earliest known toothbrush dating to 1780, highlighting historical dental tools and access.
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