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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1926
Page
3
The Washington Post faces criticism of President Coolidge for his handling of the coal strike amid claims he has not acted decisively. Analysts note ongoing political pressure in Washington as opponents portray him as disengaged while discussing 1925 grain and piping trends.
In a January report, the U S Circuit Court of Appeals in San Francisco denied relief for work performed by the Pan American Petroleum and Transportation Co at Pearl Harbor and Elk Hills. The court refused compensation totaling 11 786 928 dollars for establishing the Pearl Harbor base and for exploration and drilling. Washington applauds Doheny defeats amid a backdrop of political controversy and a note on government oil policy.
The article notes an overall business upturn above normal and outlines grain, hog, beef, lard, and fruit price movements. Wheat and rye lead gains while corn oats and barley lag. world supply limits and crop revisions push prices higher, with some recent corrections expected. Auto tires show potential price rises as casing costs rise.
Governor Len Small calls a conference of agricultural and allied interests for today at 1 30 p m in the Hotel LaSalle Chicago. Invitations go to presidents and officers of the Illinois Agricultural Association Farmers Institutes banking groups chambers of commerce and other organizations tied to agriculture.
The report suggests the annual tire replacement rate per vehicle may have reached a multi year low, while livestock prices show an average upturn. The phrasing implies cautious optimism about tire wear trends alongside rising livestock prices.
A Vancouver Sun quotation notes that a continually shifting sports season helps keep America free from revolution highlighting the seamless transition between eras and the enduring pace of competition.
A report notes 36 percent growth over pre war August with 49 percent increase in receipts. Prices are expected to ease before seasonal improvement, with an overall higher average level anticipated for 1926.
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