Stock Market Quiet After Weekend Selling In New York
Wall Street opened with scattered selling but leaders showed strength while several fell fractionally. U S Steel Preferred dropped over 3 points, common about 1 point. Delaware and Hudson rose fractionally. Oils motors rails and many issues held near steady amid firmer foreign exchange. Cotton closed barely steady after a 5 to 25 cent move.
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Wall Street
New York
U. S&s. Steel
Eastman
American Telephone
Union Pacific
American
Cattle and hog market report from Kansas City weekly prices
Kansas City livestock prices show light cattle demand with steers and yearlings weak, fat cows down, hogs mixed with top at 23.10 for 180 to 220 pounds, lambs and sheep receipts strong with week totals and packer demand noted. Top cattle figures include 1146 lb steers at 6.35 and mixed stockers 5.15 to 5.65, vealers 5.0 to 6.0, hogs 2.95 to 3.16 bulk, and sheep market around 6.25 to 6.50 for packers.
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Kansas City
USDA
Texas
Grain futures quotes from Chicago market page
AP reports Chicago grain futures with HEAT, CORN, OATS and RYE quotes for May July and September contracts. Lard and Bellies show January and May prices. Trading notes indicate months with limited activity and prices around supporting figures.
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Chicago Grain
Chicago
Attember
Bellifs
Wool market holds steady on fine grades in Boston
Boston wool traders saw the weekly volume near last week with demand easing for 64 and finer wools while prices stayed firm for 60s 64s and finer lots. Lower grades and some 56s 48 50s softened, with Ohio fleece sales remaining firm amid mixed activity.
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Boston
I‘rhcee
Ohio
New York Curb Market Summary Fragments
Breaks in a New York curb market note scattered quotes and figures. Listings include Ark Nat Gas Sve New Ford Ltd Gulf Oil YWiumble Verde and other names with varied fractions and prices, but the text remains fragmentary and hard to assemble into full trades or totals.
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New York
Curb Ark Nat Gas A
Et Sve Ptd
Cresson
Kl B
Ford Ltd
Gulf Oil
Ywiumble
SO Ind
Nit Verde
New York Cotton Sees Narrow Losses After Early Pressure
New York cotton closed steady after early selling from local and southern sources. March fell to 6.07, then rose to 6.13 before finishing at 6.10, with the overall market down 1 to 5 points as contracts remained scarce late in trading.
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New York
March
New Orleans Cotton Prices Steady on January Session
New Orleans spot market closed steady with sales of 2,649 bales. Middling price stood at 6.11 cents per pound as buyers and sellers held cautious stance in the market.
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New Orleans
Galveston Cotton Prices Dip. Spot Market Down
Galveston on January 28 reports spot cotton steady to lower with 6 down, middling at 5.95 cents per pound. Trade shows 450 bales sold as buyers and sellers respond to market shifts.
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Galveston
Cetten
Teady
Robbery on Pine Lodge road presages broad daylight caper
John Powers recounted a planned bank robbery on the Pine Lodge road involving a masked bandit who forced a westbound ride in a Ford V-8 with two occupants. Powers described a rear view mirror turned up and a coat and blanket used for concealment. The robbers fled west, and Powers reported the incident from Roswell. Police noted the Philips company deposit details, including two checks totaling 31.80 and 280 in currency, with two or three twenty dollar bills among the notes. Authorities linked suspicious garage intrusions at Powers and Keeling residences. The check number 2915 matched the robbery note.
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Estelle Robison
Cartwright School
Pine Lodge Road
Roswell
Sheriff's Office
Philips Company
George Keeling
Te Phillips Company
Santa Fe
Pace
Cr. A. Swayze
South Kentucky
Phillips
First Photos From Shell Torn Shanhaikwan Invasion
On January 2 and 3 heavy fighting erupted between several thousand Chinese and a few hundred Japanese soldiers. A Chinese homeowner faces the wall after his house is left ruined. Soldiers demanded apologies and the surrender of attackers during the clash in the Chinese section.
Watson Wins Over Labarba In 12 Round Thriller
New York welcomed Seaman Watson, pride of the King's navy, as he defeated Fidel Labarba in a twelve round bout. Watson recovered from a shaky start and delivered a decisive finish to win before about 12,090 spectators.
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New York
Barnacles
Seaman Watson
King’s Navy
Watson
Fidel Labarba
Slaying, Texas sheriff case tied to Wellington arrest
Deputy Kilis in Wellington files murder charges against C. L. Hasie over the fatal shooting of Charles Sullivan after a chase near Wellington. The case ties to a posse guarding roads against slayers of Joe Brown and Sheriff Moseley, with links to Tulsa and Swisher county events.
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Wellington
Tex
George Corry
C. L. Hasie
Charles Sullivan
Hasie
Joe Brown
Wise County
Rhome
J. S&s. Moseley
Swisher
Portales
N. M
Roosevelt County
J. C. Moseley
Texas
New Mexico
Texas’ Rangers
Dallas
Texas Rangers
Clovis Clovis
Tulsa
Here
Orion
Raiders From Mexico Strike Texas Border Towns
Reports from Presidio and nearby areas say bandits from across the Rio Grande looted a store supplying ranchers, drove cattle and horses into Mexico, and prompted local ranchers to arm themselves. Fort Davis area forces have been redeployed, and border patrols are deemed inadequate to halt raids.
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Marfa
Tex
Presidio
Rio Grande
Sanley Casner
Mexico
Casner
Fort D A. Russell
Border Patrol
Ochos
D. A. Russell
Camp Knox
Postmaster Endorsement Hearing Set in Roswell Feb 9
Chaves County Democratic Central Committee will meet at the court house library at 3:30 PM on February 9 to consider candidates for Roswell postmaster. Seekers include D. P. Greiner, Mrs. W. H. McCullough, Ross L. Malone, ma. O. E. Ward, Jane K. Loughborough, J. G. Roberts, Mrs. Bob Crosby, J Walden Bassett and C. S. Dobbs. Eligible voters are the ten Roswell members plus the Camp and East Grand Plains members, who mail from Roswell.
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Chaves County
Democratic Central
Court House
Roswell
D. P. Greiner
W. H. McCullough
Ross L. Malone
Ma. OE. Ward
Jane K. Loughborough
J. G. Roberts
Bob Crosby
J Walden Bassett
C. S. Dobbs
Camp
East Grand Plains
Isom Sentenced 18 to 21 Months for Car Theft
R. H. Isom known as the gold brick man was sentenced by Judge James B. McGhee to 18 to 21 months in the state penitentiary after pleading guilty to receiving and concealing a stolen chrysler roadster owned by Otis Knight of Roswell. The judge will depart for Lovington at seven o clock Monday to oversee Lea county court business all next week.
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State Penitentiary
James B. McGhee
Isom
Otis Knight
Roswell
McGhee
Lovington
Lea County
Funeral services for Mrs Elvin Locke at Schul er's chapel
Funeral services for Mrs Elvin Locke are set for 2 o'clock tomorrow afternoon at The Schul er's chapel. Interment will follow at a local cemetery with family attending.
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Elvin Locke
Schuler’s Chapel
Bratton bill to make loans to livestockmen
Senator Bratton proposes a bill authorizing the reconstruction corporation to lend to livestock producers through its agricultural credit corporations for up to ten years. The loans would be amortized in installments, giving western cattlemen longer term credit to stabilize the industry and align them with farmers who use land banks. He planned to push for early action.
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Washington
Reconstruction Corporation
Bratton
N. M
Smith Declines Cabinet Post in Roosevelt Admin
Former New York Governor Alfred E. Smith states he will not accept any cabinet position in the Roosevelt administration. He adds he already leads many undertakings and has no desire to take on more. When asked about his role he signals uncertainty, saying that remains to be seen.
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Washington
Alfred E. Smith
New York
Retrenchment Begins at New Mexico Highway Dept
Santa Fe officials announce the first retirements under the retrenchment plan at the state highway department. D. W. Thornburg Morgan and J. H. McGin retirements are part of a broader reduction as federal emergency aid work nears completion. Eccles notes no reflection on the men’s past service and expects about four retirements in the office and one or two in district offices.
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Santa Fe
N. M
State Highway Department
D. W. Thornburg
A. Morgan
J. H. McGin
W. R. Eccles
Eccles
Five Mexican nationals face illegal entry charges in Albuquerque
Albuquerque New Mexico January 28 five natives of Mexico were brought here to face charges of illegally entering the United States. They are Daniel Esquiel Jesus Hernandez Feliciano Huasica Antonio Pastrano and Rosendo Rodriguez. Federal officers said they crossed the border into New Mexico without passports.
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Albuquerque
N.M
Mexico
United States
Daniel Esquiel
Jesus Hernandez
Feliciano Huasica
Antonio Pastrano
Rosendo Rodriguez
New Mexico
Thousands Must Pay Income Tax Under 1932 Act
The 1932 Revenue Act expands filing to hundreds of thousands previously exempt. It lowers exemptions for married and single filers and sets March 15 as the deadline for returns. O N Wherrett directs filings at Roswell or Albuquerque offices. blanks only mailed to last year’s filers.
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United States
O. N. Wherrett
Internal Revenue
Roswel
Collector of Internal Revenue For
New Mexico
Albuquerque
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Wins Role With Maurice Chevalier in Bedtime Story
A homeless Los Angeles orphan, Leroy Weinbrenner, won a role in Maurice Chevalier’s next film A Bedtime Story with a 2000 dollar education guaranty. He beat over 1900 interviewed homeless and parentless youngsters for the coveted part. Also notes tax and partnership return requirements under the Revenue Act of 1932 and penalties for evasion.
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Hollywood
California
Maurice Chevalier
Leroy Weinbrenner
Los Angeles
Wein
Brenner Infant
Leroy
Taxpayers in Santa Fe Demand Cut in Values
Santa Fe, N M Jan 28 AP A request from the Santa Fe County Taxpayers Association urged the state legislature to cut real estate and improvement assessments by 1 to 3 percent Public expenditure reduction including salaries of state county and municipal workers was urged to align with cuts already made in salaries A sale tax and broader tax reform were also proposed to adjust tax rates and overhaul assessment laws
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Santa Fe
N. M
Fe County Taxpayers Association
No arrests in Power Holdubra rape case report
Late this afternoon no one was arrested and no new developments emerged about the assault on John 3. Rowers yesterday afternoon as police continue to investigate the band incident and seek witnesses.
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Band’t
John
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