New York Stock Market Opens with Mixed Early Moves
Irregular price moves marked the opening on Wall Street with most standards showing minor changes. Early gains appeared in United States Realty General Electric and several rail and chemical issues while some issues hit new intraday highs as bullish activity emerged in specialties.
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New York
Wall Street
Ly Associated
Presa
United States Resity
General Electric Pat Radio Corporation
Eigher
Norfolk and Western
Frisco
Jersex
General Railway
Segal
Jersey Central
Missouri Pagite
Amrivan Linseed
Buyine
Soundation
Asatic Coast Line
Tobacco
Belige
Danist Kroner
Fevturs
agAiiomAlaus
Tomiobie
Ned
International
Havana
Eietl
Spware
General Railway Signal
Fev
General
General Electric
Baldwin
Ward
American Lins Sped
Western Fay
Cal
Feasterp Conlare
Lackawanna Cising J Polis
Frisco Common
Chess Bere
Onio
Pan-American B
Virginia“ Carolina
Bot
Mwevann
Reciris
Cota Cola
Avante
Hypelniz
New York Market Reports Mixed Prices and Damaged Poultry Notes
Prices for eggs butter coal and poultry appear in a clutter of figures with many OCR artifacts. Market activity shows varied shifts across commodities including eggs, butter and potatoes, while livestock and meat prices reflect mixed demand and cautious trading.
Wheat Market Fluctuates After U.S. Crop Reports
Chicago grain prices fell and reversed as U.S. and Canadian crop reports surprised traders. Wheat faced a sharp late-day drop with September near 1.57 and December around 1.58, while corn rose after rains eased fears. Hog futures and pork prices showed mixed movement amid light demand.
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Dy Associates Press
United States
Fae
Drhausten ‘Funda
Anish
Illnois
Nebraska
Gorn
Toregula Heyneiegge
Bentemeer
Jember
Oshkosh Market Prices for Meats and Livestock
Quotations reported by Jova show offerings at Oshkesh Market with lambs priced around 870 and mutton 150180. Home dressed beef 40-78 pounds and hogs 160-200 pounds fetch 168 per hundredweight, with other cattle and hog prices noted. several entries indicate price queues and prior day adjustments.
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Jooguores
Kansas
Missouri
Quelttr
Jow
Minnesota
Garry
Idaho
Nebraska
Jova
Euse
Meitera
Missing Schumacher Boy Sought Across Twenty States
United Press report says a missing Schumacher boy Arthur Schumach is being searched over more than twenty states. A settee was received from Mrs Anna Andemon. Cincinnati authorities are asked to check the child’s description as the search extends with unclear details.
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Schumacher
United Prec
Miliankés
Mearch
Arthur Schumach
2Fra
Anna Andemon
Cincinnati
Chicago Seeks Fourth Among Global Cities
Chicago, population just over 3.006 million, vies for fourth place among the world’s largest cities. Librarian Frederic Rex cites federal census figures showing the city surpassing 3.006 million and approaching London, New York, and Berlin in the rankings.
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Chicago
Colted Pegar
M Ueife
Frederic Rex
Eltr
Metropolia
London
New York
Berlars
Heavy snow halts McMillan expedition in polar zones
Lt Cmdr R E Byrd reports heavy snow and fog stop the Mancatllan polar expedition in Utah and Greenland. No attempt will be made to reach the 750 mile distance to the known base until weather improves.
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Galted Prene
Washington, D. C
Utah
Greenland
R. E. Byrd
Navy Department
Byrd
Poland Ready to Help Germans Leave Poland
Warsaw reports the Polish government will assist German authorities in moving Germans out of Poland to Germany with necessary conveniences. The note states Poland bears no responsibility for concentrations of Germans on Polish soil.
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Associated Prees
Warsaw
Tal
Poland
Germany
Japanese Film Fans Rise in Tokyo Competition
An amusing feature in The Misaka Shimbun reports Japanese interest in cinema growing. Nobuoko Satouki won the popularity contest, with Mika Setsuki and others also showcased for their acting.
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Astorlated Press
Tekre
America
Auriza
Misaka Shimbun
Tokia
Nobuoko Satouki
Bath
Tliqibie
Mika Setsuki
Death Mystery Near Highway Baffles Inquest Findings
A man named Cielonas was found dead near the highway with a blunt head injury. Suspects include Sunleckad and Remyns, with Chicago investigators aiding relatives in the probe. Charges arise from delaying the inquest and related holdovers as the case unfolds.
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Eveptie Clefenas
Aard
Ys Utley
Csliz
Cheslenoy
Baling
Navd
Sunleckex
Hla
Louis Conkonakt
Hina
Remska
Czurkowyk
Lithuania
Son Na Ho
Tina Lefore
Sunleskan
Cietonan
Cielonan
Rirmeckna
Laststy Boye
Tre
Chicago
Bonds to be issued for all U S buildings
Reported measures discuss financing through bonds for all United States buildings with adequate housing and facilities. President Coolidge may place proposals before Congress next winter. Post Office plan undecided as authorities study equitable readjustment to retain postal employees and fund $368,000,000 pay increase. President to confer with Postmaster General New on the issue.
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Coolidge
Ronares
United Press
Marin
Crd- Ndgeo
Tates
Tongresn
Mab
Yenterstas
Ward
DECME
Lemtik
Wpakr
Harry S. New
White House
Notable 1922 Spencer Nebraska Crime Case Trial
The fragmentary report details Frank Patt’s murder near Spencer Nebraska with coroner’s finding of a left ear blow. Enos Simmons implicated in sensational chase from Norfolk to Spencer, amid pardons, reprieves, and attempts to obtain a writ of habeas corpus. A trio of prisoners, including Simmons, was moved to solitary confinement following guards being overpowered.
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Sivencpa
Cowboy
Bananall Ynyer
Frank Patt
Spence
Neb Girige Creer
Spencer
Norfolk
Mate Board of Pardons
City to Ready State Retailers Soon
City officials announce plans to mobilize state retailers for an upcoming campaign. The article details security measures, court actions, and preparations for a large convention with committees, decorations, and a planned motorcade route across multiple towns.
Dorothy Ellingson Faces Murder Trial In Court
Dorothy Ellingson, 47, appeared in court to plead not guilty to a charge of killing her husband. Insanity was raised. doctors may testify. She had previously confessed to the shooting, and a prior jury deemed her insane, leading to commitment in Napa State Hospital.
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United Prane
Wlyeei
Dorothy Ellingwon
Triion Bell
Berkeley Payehin
Trist
Dorothy
Tuntiien
Barkit
Cnusa
Allentita
Napa
Carmel
Chief Justice Detained After Auto Stuck in Ditch
An auto accident near Siepedor Wisconsin left Chief Justice Vinji detained but uninjured. The vehicle struck a ditch near Power and Sunnrlere, with Vinji reportedly arriving at a luncheon afterward and continuing duties. No injuries were recorded.
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Presa
Siepedor
Wis
II Avtomanile
Sunnrlere
Suatica A
Vinjé
Mer Morty
Vinji
Workers Wounded in Chinese Cotton Mill Strike
Dispatches report eight laborers wounded during a strike at a Chinese owned cotton mill controlled by Americans. Police faced vandalism as workers resisted arrests and demanded better conditions, with unrest spreading among crews and security forces attempting to restore order.
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Ty United
London
Centro
Tientsin
Chines
Metkern
Poltea
Mlit Fu
Telr Ph Usas
Aermirk Sit
Alma Bank Cashier Case Set for Madison Court
A case involving a former Alma Wisconsin bank cashier is scheduled for trial in Madison. The matter concerns alleged violations of national ranking laws and is set to be heard by the Western District Court in Madison. Local attorney Kyén is noted among the legal representatives.
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Gabe Ians
Mizblow
Cherical Fey O Marland
Aly Chalmers
Central
New Banley
Seram
Baryatra
Coerry
lAtchor Ik
Baldwin
Beth Becei Ae
Butin & Superior
Gavadien
Republic T & Heploget Siseua Centra
Royal Dutch
Ghandier
Radio Corp. Ae
Bay BS Jgmen & Ol Gt Western
Sears Roebuck
St. Peel
Stewart Warase
Paul
Prd
Goa - Seu
Srusebaker Oh A
Font Motors
Texas Copper
Erro Ae
Enous Mayers
Su Brisco
Unter Pacific HK
Baty U. & Rubber Batt Nn
Goodrich
Gen’ Motors
Willys
Hartman
Nerty
Emr Wickel
Marine
Bell Sormendid
Alma Bank
Madison
Tom Baby
Alma
Wis
Banc Cameran
Kyén
Gowdy to Manage Columbus Club in 1936 Shakeup
Gowdy will take over and manage the Columbus Club as part of a personnel reshuffle in the American Association. Motives include Carleton Moles stepping in as manager for three years, with Motrsworth Ang resigning. President H. W. Tye approved the acquisition in a conference with Gower and Molerarth.
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Gowdy
Columbus Club
Motte Preas
Columbus
New York
Giants
Columbus Clin
American Association
Carleton
Bucky
Motrsworth Ang
H. W. Tye
Gower Land
Green Bay Retailers Meet Opens Convention
More than 200 delegates registered for the Wisconsin Retailers convention in Green Bay. City official Henry Amase will give the opening address, followed by remarks from Richard P. Mall, secretary of the state board of commerce relations. Officials expect attendance to exceed the two hundred delegate mark as proceedings begin this afternoon.
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Delegaton
Milan
Iby Walted Press
Gren Bay
Wia
Wiscunain Pataltern
Udiee Henry Amase
Weirann Cant Mchard P. Malla
Hocad Nse Rclatinn
Rommercn
Angsarance
Aaroclaviem
Multitude of Classified Ads from Early City Paper
A dense collection of late 19th or early 20th century classified items appears, listing many small ads. Notices include wanted help in households, sale offers, rental notes, and trade inquiries. Readability is limited by OCR garble but entities include Northwestern depot, 727 Tenth Avenue, Algoma Boulevard, and Neen.
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Rome
Meridence Teros
Zileos
Sao
Ota
Techengen
Ait Sacknaw Drive
Deliy Kocthwestern
D. Bardick
Jackson Drive
Mama of
Pindee
Hf. M. Sheppard
Minnesota
Algoma Boulevard
Phono
Levin
Syashington
Beat
Tetephone
South Main St
Sural
Gashash
People’s
Main Street
People's Bakery
Scoptee Bakers
Merrite Street
Slm
Mt. Vernon
Vernon St
Fosnx
Thin City
Ade Tessei
Sumner Comagm
Tunney Signs For Match With Wills At Yankee Stadium
The New York based heavyweight boxer Tunney signs for a three match series with Barry Wills to be staged at Yankee Stadium on a Friday in September under the direction of Tex Rek Niacyenrenl HVE oc.
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Frese
New York
Gens
Tunams
Amerdton
Blansd
Barry Wills II
Yankee Stadium
Tex Rek
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Daily Market Report
Dirdors Bk Ibs
Toon
Presh
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Pocahontas
King
Franklin County
Focal Geslernd
Milwaukceh Bolvat
Aca
Sentara
jovierNter
Timothy
United Prean
Ausquintet Press
Dience
Trate Wan
Pismouth
Plymouth Board
Wolte
Eg Lie
Livestoch
Associated. Press
Ughes
Starket Stone
Inc
Atest
Common
helCera
Coud
Bolamna
Fale Coud
Rowouts
Necelpis
Janice
Milwaukee
United Preand
Pifivenukee
Aeguteer
Standaras
Dove
Elsige
Young
Amare Tonghérnn
Steese
Timbager
Lee
Minneapolis
Associated Prése
Perasares
Northern
Dace Northern
Montana
Associated Preve
Fm Carland
Norma Cortan
Associated Preasy Catrano
United States Department of Agricultuen
Busin Fulk Hood
Oshkesh Market
M’millan
Simmons
Walsh
Batentine
Mont
Ame 1
Enos Simmons
Carey
Cook & Brown Lime Co
Centeord
Mage
Accon
Chinatown
County
Jol
Newel
TeWapilpainen
Baxter
Benel
Tenmennan
Honda
Euledte
Ile
Aseyr
Oshkowh
Whiconela Vetatlern
Wikconsin
Ptate
Morgan's Woot
Oshiooh
Ja W. Wrayer
Wary Chowen
Piscuss
Tomiit Gresonpera
Sur Chai
Plana
Minda
Muhddy
Fr. Gerties
Woclatien
Fred Beteraon
Lorenen
Wellin
Mr. Vis
Plywouth
Shehoswan
Munkowoc
Two Rivers
Green Day
Kaukauna
Age Pleton
Nyghah-Menasha
A Ex Secies
Hortnwvent
West
Authwayt
al Famka
Willen Rittelsteat
Carl Holarnih
Onera Senjetder
Georga Toda
Dorothy Ellingson
Green Bay
Neleh
Saaband
Bert Menmochrieder
Ebd Wawrzinski
Pat Orchentra
Geiden Pheasant
Yeoniring
Gunopaone
Clathan
Vernon
Oweet
J. Olnun
Mata
Grone
Arion Orchestra
Tunney
WILLS
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