Wall Street Quiet After Gold Clause Hopes Fade
Gold minded investors held back with the Supreme Court decision awaited on the gold clause issue. Stocks edged up fractions amid light volume as industrials led gains and utilities and rails mostly held steadier with several key names advancing.
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Supreme Court
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Coca-Cola
Hazel- Atlas Glass
U. S. Steel
Bethlehem
General Motors
Chrysler
Case
International Harvester
Johns Manville
Westinghouse
General Electric
National Distillers
American Tobacco B
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Public Service of New Jersey
Baltimore & Ohio
Southern Pacific
American Smelting
U. S. Smelting
Cerro de Pasco
Consolidated Gas
Santa Fe
N. Y. Central
Pennsylvania
Union Pacific
Gillette Safety Raton
U. S. Court of Appeals
Chicago Grain Prices End Of Day Report
Closing grain prices show wheat with May at 98 1/8, July 90 1/8, other near 88 1/2. Corn May 91 1/4, July 83 1/8, oats May 53 1/4, July 46 1/4. Rye May 71 1/8, September 70. Barley listed as May or July ranges. Soybeans January 12.60, May 12.82, July 13.00. Bellies January 15.95, May 16.10.
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Tarley
Galveston Cotton Prices Steady in Early Trading
Galveston spot cotton opened steady at 12.70 middling with a small trade total of 1,223 bales. Market activity showed limited movement as traders awaited broader market signals.
New York cotton prices hold steady as nervousness eases
Trading in New York cotton was restricted but prices remained generally steady after light offerings following recent liquidation. March rose to 12.54, May to 12.62, with futures finishing 1-7 higher and spot middling at 12.65. U S bonds closed with various issues at quoted levels.
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New York
Kansas City Livestock Prices shift as bids dip across hogs and cattle
Kansas City market report shows 3,500 hogs with bids 15 to 25 cents lower and best early at 7.95 while packer sows at 6.25 to 7.75. Cattle receipts reach 16,000 with most bids steady. steers 7.50 to 11.50, heifers 6.25 to 9.73, cows 5.00 to 6.00, vealers milk fed 5.69 to 8.00. Lambs 9.35, yearlings 5.75 to 8.00, ewes 3.75 to 4.50.
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Wools Market Steady In Boston. Australian Demand Strengthens
Quotations for domestic wools in Boston stood unchanged while early Australian cables showed firm to rising prices. All sections except America reported operations in Australian markets as Boston receipts for the week ending Jan 12 totaled 320,700 pounds versus 2,790,200 the prior week.
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US Dept
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America
Boston Grain and Flour Exchange
New York curb stock list highlights varied shares
AP reports a mixed curb stock summary with gains and losses across multiple firms including Gulf Oil, Humble Oil, Ford Mot Ltd, New York listed utilities and mineral firms. Notable prices show Gulf Oil at 56 7/8 and Humble Oil at 45 3/8 amid modest shifts in broader market activity.
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Swift & Co
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New Orleans Cotton closes steady four points higher
New Orleans spot cotton closed steady four points up as sales reached 273 bales. Middling grade registered at 12.69 cents per pound, reflecting a modest uptick in prices on the market reporting for January.
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New Orleans
State to name rep for oil compact talks under emergency act
N M Houseis empowered to name a representative to meet oil producing states to negotiate a compact for oil and gas conservation. Any agreement requires ratification by legislatures of two states among Texas Oklahoma California Kansas and this state, plus congressional consent. The Las Vegas Optic won the House printing contract at 1.48 dollars per page for 400 copies. Spanish printing not awarded yet.
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Oklahoma
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Kansas
Congress
Associated Press
Las Vegas
Copies of First Eight Bills Printed for Distribution
The House has printed the first eight bills and placed them in the clerk's office for today’s distribution. Legislative Summary notes the expedited preparation and readiness for lawmakers to review the proposed measures.
What I Think of My Dad Contest Letters
Mary Frances Wilcoxon, age 9, submits a touching Yucca theatre contest piece about her late father. She praises his kindness and crafts, recalls toys he made, and imagines shared moments by a Fort Bayard park bench, expressing deep love and memory.
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Mary Frances Wilcoxon
Yucca Theatre
Fort Bayard
North Union Street
Friend Says Hauptmann Is Not Guilty In Lindbergh Case
Henry Uhlig, former roommate of Isador Fisch and friend of Bruno Hauptmann, recalls facts to support Hauptmann’s innocence. He recalls Fisch’s money, a possible shoe box cache, and a will in a New York bank safety deposit box. Uhlig says Fisch borrowed large sums and stored belongings with Hauptmann, and declined to testify to police but may testify for defense counsel.
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Flemington, N. J
Henry Uhlig
Isador Fisch
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Hauptmann
Lindbergh
Fisch
Uhlig
Germany
Leipzig
United States
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Fsador
North River Savings Bank
New York
New Jersey
Edward J. Reilly
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handwriting expert tests Hauptmann ransom note authorship
The trial's handwriting expert Osborn testified that in his opinion Bruno Richard Hauptmann wrote the nursery ransom note and the later notes. Defense attorney Reilly pressed to view Fisch's writing and challenged Osborn’s certainty, while Hauptmann's wife observed the proceedings.
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Joseph Lanigan
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
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Osborn
Isador Fisch
Fisch
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Unusual View of Hauptmann Trial Scene Battalions Meet at Breakfast
A mass gathering outlines battalion teams from Kiwanis Rotary Lions Ad Club and American Legion for a breakfast meeting. The names listed include J B Savage Paul Wilmot Ned Reveille and many others led by captains and majors. In Denver today Major E O Braught FERA official visits Santa Fe Thursday after inquiries into relief funding. Governor Clyde Tingley replaces the state welfare board amid relief money management concerns.
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Paul Wilmot
Price Dukeminier
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H. O DeShurley
Russell Bowles
Lake J. Frazier
Ned Reveille
Doug Moores
Harrison Williams
B. B. Ginsberg
Nein
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FERA
Washington
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Santa Fe
Clyde Tingley
State Welfare Board
Relief Board
J. C. MaeConvery
Tingley
Donovan N. Hoover
McConvery
Hoover
House Bills Introduced in State Labor Session
HB9 Montgomery creates state bureau of scales and weights with a commissioner at 2400 dollars yearly plus deputies and staff, sets inspection fees, revises weights and measures, repeals conflicting laws, and provides penalties. IBS interstate compact for oil and gas conservation and petroleum industry stabilization passes 43 to 0.
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Montgomery
State Bureau of Scales and Weights
The Boy Scout Campaign Executive Committee Roles
The campaign executive committee includes Will C. Lawrence Dr. N. L. Linebaugh Rev. F. B. Howden Jr A A Stubbs W J McInnes F L Austin F A B MacKeil H E Samson and Col J D Atwood F A B MacKeil chairs the district Boy Scout organization Those in charge of drive phases are Prospects A A Stubbs publicity Rev F B Howden Jr workers committee J E Johns committee on program F A B MacKeil finance and auditing George B Jewett The Kiwanis Rotary Lions and Advertising Clubs and the Ameri-
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N. L. Linebaugh
F. B. Howden, Jr
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H. E. Samson
Col. J. D. Atwood
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George B. Jewett
Changes in the N M relief situation
Louis T Nein, a federal emergency relief administration investigator, returned to Denver after indicating further investigation and likely changes will occur in the New Mexico relief situation.
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Federal Emergency Relief Administration
Denver
Jury member nods during Hauptmann trial in Flemington
Mrs. Verna Snyder a Flemington jury member has been observed nodding and appearing sleepy while testimony in the Bruno Hauptmann Lindbergh baby murder trial is presented. Observers note her head movements at several occasions amid the courtroom proceedings.
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Lindberch
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Four convicts tunnel out of Okla prison
Four inmates escaped from the Oklahoma state penitentiary in McAlester after tunneling out early today. Three men reportedly commandeered a taxicab while the others fled on foot. The escapees included Coney Coffey, Charlie Points, Vern Brothers, and Barly Williams, all from the tubercular ward and part of the group that broke out last September 27. Two men ditched the cab at Holdenville, one fled to Shawnee, with driver Ossie Minyard unharmed. Warden Sam Brown said the four were already ill and doubted their chances to go far.
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