Wall Street Mixed as Prices Drift in Quiet Session
The New York market saw heavy speculation and mixed moves with Union Pacific and United States Steel under pressure while rails and several Industrials held late gains. Commodities section notes varied changes in grains and livestock with modest activity and price shifts across the board.
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New York
Central
Union Pacific
Unite States Steel
Toledo
Western Mary
Rhan
Amalgamated Copper
American Car & Foundry
American Locomotive
American Smelting & Refining
Wnacandy Mining
Pacific Mall
Pennsylvania
People's Gas
Reading
Rock Island
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
United States Steel
Western Union
Oats and Wheat Market Movements and Livestock Prices
Chicago scene shows mixed grains with May wheat slipping to low levels and May oats weakening after early gains. Elverpoolia decline cited as bearish while Northwest receipts offered slight support. Cash hogs and cattle mixed, with hogs firmer on light demand and cattle steady to higher. Butter, eggs, and cheese steady to firm in Milwaukee dairy market, while shipping and weather influence grain movement into winter roads.
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Chicago
Elverpoolia
Northwest
Slusaaei
Duluth
Sliaate
Tve
Sehugher
Shade
Reeves
Western
Gsgeovar
Jersenase
Water cure used in Kansas prison, says warden
Leavenworth report says the water cure was used at Lansing penitentiary to subdue refractory prisoners. Warden Haskell testified at a joint Oklahoma and Kansas governors committee meeting denying mistreatment and urging a full investigation into Miss Kate Bernd’s charges.
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Kanaan
Associated Press
Leavenworth
Kan
Dee
Kansas State Penitentiary
Lansing
Haskell
Oklahoma
Kansas
Kate Bernd
Charsies
Kansan
Cant Read. Likely Insolvency Item From New London Wis
Fragmentary OCR note from New London Wisconsin in December refers to small liabilities and a party named Perkins. Details are unclear but indicates financial troubles and a bank related issue with a Lent church restaurant or restaaestein term.
Earthquake fears and New Year notices ripple through Neenah
The city reels from an Italian earthquake report affecting national and local figures, while Christmas telegrams reach Appleton families. Funeral details for late Glories Wesckner set for New Year’s Day. A coroner’s inquest looms as witnesses are summoned. New Year parties, church services, and bank closures mark the holiday observances with sports events scheduled across nearby towns.
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B. Hewitt
Kant
Ohio
Tyoruips
Mag. Stevens
John Stevenson
Appleton
Carlo
Egypt
Mir. Stevens Jr
Cario
Stevena
Italy
Sicy
Stevens
Froehike
Qakhill
Charles Sorenson
Apa Portal
Ace
Jay
Nichelson Fai
Altho
Anties
Neenah
D. Ll. Kimberly
Mabel Kimberly
Kimberly
Nic G
Armory
Port Washington
Maroons
Manitowoc
St. Joseph
Wisconsin Governor urged aid for Italian earthquake relief
Governor James O Davidson urged Wisconsin residents to donate to relief efforts for southern Italy after a devastating earthquake and tidal wave. Italian Consular Agent A Conte appealed to appoint city committees in Milwaukee Madison and other larger cities to collect subscriptions disbursed through Red Cross or other channels. An organizing meeting was planned in Milwaukee under Mayor David Rose.
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Madison
Wis
Dee
Davidson
Italy
A. Conte
Italan
Milwaukee
Wisconconsin
Lown
Wisconsin
Tibet
Milwaukensin
Tine
James O. Davidson
Iowa
Sam Statu
Atricken
Red Crows
David Rose
Walewenkee
News of Menasha events and police reports posted
Fragmented report from Menasha Wisconsin notes the late Jarob Tuchscherer funeral at St Marys Church officiated by Father Scitinte. Police say a shooting incident on Manitowae road Sunday afternoon had one participant with a leg injury. A group of Menasha youths faces arrest for alleged property theft at the Menasha baseball park. A New Year party and church meeting are announced with local participants invited.
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Menasha
Wis
Dee
Jarob Tuchscherer
St. Mare's
Scitinte
Manitawae
Ted
Geera
America
Fern
Menashs
Mire
J. A
Oshkosh sidewalk duty eyed after thaw and freeze
Citizens urge curbside cleanup when snow melts and refreezes leaving icy walks. City board of public works eyed for enforcing Chapter 20 rules with fines and costs levied on property owners who neglect frontages. Residents press for city crews to clear and sand or ash icy sidewalks amid dangerous, slick conditions.
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Ovary
Oshkogh
Mdu
Board of Public Works
Stow
Tce
Oshkosh
St.Lut
Prom Brilliant at Amory High School Senior Ball
One of the year’s finest social events the Amory High School senior prom dazzled in purple and white. The decorated armory hall featured a woodland stage and smulax backdrops while a large crowd enjoyed an eight o’clock orchestra, dancing, a supper, and later program elements before closing with celebratory scenes and thanks.
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Amory B
Nimabers
Preytona
Eddie McGoorty Bout Hopes Dimmed By Postponement
Milwaukee boxing clubs flourish as Eddie McGoorty, famed as the original hard luck kid, endures postponed bouts. His planned New Year’s match with Tony Caponi in New Orleans was called off after previous cancellations in Racine and Kenosha. McGoorty’s frame includes earlier wins over Sid Lafontise and Tom McCune, and a twenty round draw with Jack Bolivan.
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Eddie McGoorty
Heihae Ao
Mateigs
Racine
Kenisha
Tony Capant
West End Athletic Club
New Orleans
Billings
Montana
McGoorty
Sid Lafontise
Tom McCune
Jack Bullivan
Fires In Shaving Vaults At McMillen Plant
A fire at 7:35 and another at 8:40 Wednesday evening damaged two shaving vaults at R McMillen Company sash and door manufacturers 63 High Street. Origin not known though probable cause blamed for both. Plant operated normally. repairs needed only for vaults. Firemen extended stay to extinguish the blazes using the company hose.
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R. McMillen Company
High Street
H. Smith
McMilton Company
Iuno
Melillen Company
Owls to Install Soon With Milwaukee Rally in Sweden Hall
Owls will install on Thursday January 7 at Sweden's hall. Ryder of Milwaukee charter secretary secured fifty new members and aims for fifty more before the ceremony. Milwaukee degree team and lodge officers from La cing will attend the installation with a banquet to follow. Dr G A Gebbe A L Kent and Dr D H W Bath head the membership committee.
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Janaonry T
Hanguet
Oo Ay IL Ryder
Milwaukee
Grant
The
Owls
Hug
Sweden
Lacing
G A Gebbe
A. L. Kent
D. H W. Bath
Columbia Liederkranz honors Prof Shafer with gold lyre
The Columbia Liederkranz presented their musical cruise Prop Br Biraten with several reminders Wednesday evening. The ladies of the organization presented Professor Shafer with a gold lyre inscribed with the weeds To our warty Affector Prof Max Shafer from the ladies of the Columbia Liederkranz. The club noted active membership near four hundred members with ten others who do not take advertisement part.
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Columbia Saieduukrang
Professor Shafter
Max Shafer
Ladies of the
Crelumbia Tiederkeing
Veeder
Farrefour
Longstanding debate over psychotherapy practice rules
A fragmented text discusses regulatory constraints on practitioners, types of therapy, and the impact on patients with cognitive impairment. It references statutes, professional duties, and potential penalties for unlicensed activity, noting concerns about patient protection and lawful practice.
Night riders trial shifts crowd to Reel Foot Lake residents
In Union City Tennessee the defense shift at the night riders trial brings a crowded courtroom filled with Reel Foot Lake district residents. Authorities expect no outbreak as leaders are held. without them the usual night riders activities are in question. Public notices include testimonials about kidney remedies.
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Associated Press
Union City
Tenn
Reel Foot Lake District
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