Wall Street Opens Higher Amid Broad Market Gains
The Daily Market Report notes a favorable open with General Electric up 2 points to 200, Nash Motors gaining, and Dupont Sears Roebuck extending to 5 points. Public Service of New Jersey and other stocks hit record highs as investors priced in anticipated weak first-half earnings and shifting rail carrier activity.
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Chicago Grain and Livestock Market Summary
Market reports show mixed activity in wheat corn and oats with price advances on wheat and firm cash bids. Cash grain quotes list No 2 red wheat and yellow corn at varied levels, while Chicago and Milwaukee livestock sections note higher hog prices, lighter cattle demand, and steady butter eggs and cheese prices across regional markets.
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Oshkosh Market Prices Reported by Local Dealers
Market listings show varied quotes for groceries and farm goods. Prices quoted to producers cover veal, mutton, dressed meats, hides, skins, grain, corn, rye, barley, chickens, potatoes, coal, and stove items, with notes on delivery and local dealers.
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Basic Industries Gain Amid Mixed Trade Signals
A pared down Associated Press summary notes modest gains in basic industries amid uneven trade in New York. Railroads show improving earnings. U S Steel reports strong quarterly profits, while rubber prices and commodity controls create uncertainty. A proposed 50 million orange loan to Peru is noted as influencing prices.
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President Coolidge Leads Republicans Amid Harmony Hints
The speech traces President Coolidge's rise as Republican leader since his election, noting a calm, united party tone. Frank Adams departs the White House for a summer rest, while Calvin Coolidge shapes a policy path including world court adherence and a focus on coal and mining negotiations.
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Planes Ready for Final Jumpoff and Auto Ban
United Pew Washington reports that Joseph Treckey faces a year without driving after a local judge imposed a one year ban on all motor vehicle operation. In a municipal case, Fossph Treckey received a ten percent sentence and thirty days in the workhouse for the offense.
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Convention Date Set for Wisconsin Republican Convention
The state Republican convention is scheduled for August 13 with plans to rent the armory for a full day and evening session, an option to extend to August 14. Delegates include 703 pledged participants with additional elected district notes eligible to attend.
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Hearing on Scott sanity opens with juror focus
The court began proceedings to determineScott insanity with expert testimony and a contested bid by defense to bring the prisoner before the jury. Judge David announced the sole question for the hearing and panels prepared for jury selection amid cautious courtroom activity.
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Spark of War Flickers in Balkans
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Uncertain start for plane assembly amid difficulties
Unclear draft notes suggest planes will be assembled and ready on schedule but unforeseen problems could delay the start. Mention appears to reference Etah and a date in June, with possible cautions about readiness and readiness time.
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Wardens Injured In Milwaukee Car Crash Near Wind Lake
Two wardens Milewaker Valentine Rateh and Peter Dedrich from Milwaukee were injured when their car was struck by a fire near Wind Lake. Dedrich drove the vehicle and swerved to avoid collision, leaving two wheels lost. Both men were badly hurt and taken to a hospital.
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Scent Murder Plot In Supposed Death Of Wealthy Chemist
United Press reports a wealthy Oakland chemist Charles Beary Schwartz is suspected of murdering a man and burning the body to stage his death. Prosecutor A H Tinning filed an arrest order citing new evidence. widow and R H Wethyung tie to a $100000 claim, while a missing Portuguese laborer Joseph Rodrigues is linked to the case.
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Labor S Through With Third Party Liaisons
A dated report discusses labor’s stance against third party movements and the push to equip labor supporters for party campaigns. It notes past nonpartisan policy, warns third party efforts hurt electing favorable candidates, and outlines plans to mobilize women wage earners and allies for primary campaigns.
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Firebombed tenement injures many in Brooklyn
A blast at an Ax apartment house injures seven, including thirteen children, with more hurt as the structure burns. Investigators say the bomb aimed at Marie Ligtach, a resident, and the front portion collapsed. Seven hurt in a separate Greenpoint fire worsened by the blaze, with several residents hospitalized.
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Snowfall Noted Over Amberg Area In Early Morning
Ansoniated Prean reports snow observed near Morlaetio, Amberg, with accumulation over an area off a square mile. Snow measured around 3 o clock on Sunday in blustery conditions, persisting for about an hour with continued snowfall expected.
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Local Classifieds Offerings and Legal Notice Summary
A collage of late 1910s to 1920s classified ads lists rental rooms, furnished spaces, job wants like waitress, and sale offers including Ford tourer, a piano, a duck apples sale, and various shop notices. A legal notice in Winnebago County Probate Court seeks admission of Martha J. Johnson’s will with estate letters, creditor claims, and a February 1926 hearing date.
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Russia raises cash to pay Scopes' fine
United Press reports Russia collected 100 dollars to help cover the fine imposed on John T. Scopes in the Tennessee evolution trial. The gesture aimed to show support for the Darwin theory debate and to counter American criticisms of science education.
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