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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1922
Page
15
A volatile trading session shows no recession, with confidence backing the market yet cautious moves as absorption powers shift. Standard Oil leads a hopeful energy shift, while gasoline prices and related equities spark varied responses across exchanges.
Prices surged on the New York Bond Market with most securities climbing to new highs for the year. Sterling and Treasury notes remained firm while Czech and Slovak instruments showed strength. industrials and utilities also advanced with General Electric and Edison records near peaks.
Strong curb market activity pushed prices higher in New York with motor stocks leading gains and new high records for present movements. Elks Club hosts the third annual Ribs Exposition drawing thousands as crowds enjoy a free concert and nightly shows through the week.
In federal court Judge Noval Weel defers a hearing on an exile matter tied to the Volstead act amid allegations involving Captain Wrunk Y. Strelloll and detention practices. Meyee Jaecokinn Siritheca faces claims related to an approximate $70.00 charge as part of the ongoing docket set for next week.
Officials at the national school in West Pind ordered a collected dump wagon to serve the campus. Vehicle arrangements and service costs were set, with collections made on alternate days and later restored after a private contractor was engaged to resume service.
An irregular report describes a dealers gathering with prominent attendees and planned shows. It mentions topics of profit, leasing, and potential market prosperity. Names of individuals and organizations appear amid scattered details about a forthcoming event and related activities.
In a Sunday morning incident, soldiers were charged with robbery following a fight. Officials said five service members, including Private Finch, were detained after a confrontation near a city jail. One prisoner was wounded by a gunfire exchange during surrender.
A damaged OCR fragment describes a Mason ic conclave in San Antonio with numerous visitors and degree ceremonies at the Scottish Rite Cathedral. It lists attendees from various states and outlines multiple degree conferrals over several days, plus musical programs and speakers.
A disrupted sequence of thefts reported across Alamo Heights and nearby streets. Authorities note stolen items include satin cigars cases and a velvet vest, with several residences burgled on North Dinedenick and Alamo Heights avenues. Police investigate after multiple incident reports list suspects and times on a Sunday to Monday window.
The Dairy Industry Association of Hexor County urges a tax levy to fund a city government reorganization. President George By Littler supports the plan, hoping it reduces unemployment and stabilizes municipal services. If adopted the measure may spur spending and attract inspectors to ensure fair operation.
Disjointed wartime dispatch describes army orders affecting Washington and other camps, noting reliefs, assignments, and officer recognitions. Mentions Camp Reaviy, training commands, and various named personnel with scattered payments and duties, all in a fragmentary OCR style.
Cotton trading remained subdued in New York as no new news emerged. Prices showed little movement with few fresh reports. buyers stood aside and open interest stayed modest amid a cautious outlook for futures.
Fragmentary text from a historical page lists various figures and monetary amounts in a garbled string. It mentions weights, prices, towns, and potential names such as Texen, Vielan, and VOIGT, but the content is largely unreadable and lacks a coherent event or narrative.
Market report from Chicago yards notes lambs higher while hog prices fall. Cattle and sheep turnout fluctuates. packing houses show mixed demand. Prices for cows and calves vary, with some gains and declines across different cuts and markets.
Financial notes show Veory Corporation declaring a quarterly dividend payable June 2. American Wealths Paper Cancerau reports about 50 percent of capacity used, up from 0 percent at year start. United States total on March sales reached 1 00 1,902, against 258 in 4920. An auto theft at Eagle Place led to a pursuit, with suspects on Lueslay street. Sheriff notified detectives, police investigating the burglary. Western thefts discussed, with two days later suspects taken into custody.
Boston reports scarce wool supply. buyers see rising prices as demand grows. Manufacturers expect continued shifts in garment materials amid uncertain futures, with Wisconsin and Missouri growers noting firmer rates and New York area activity showing cautious buying.
The day shows mixed sentiment with better tone in dry goods but subdued activity in woven print cloths. Prices hold firm on some items while mills resist high offers. The shooters market remains quiet though slight improvement seen as cotton digestion nears.
Patchy historical market text references Studebaker and price movements with scattered names and locations. The readable portions name Anil, Devan, Fradebaler, Chawller, and several individuals and places, but many words are garbled. The piece lacks coherent events or dates to form a clear news item.
The market shows a narrow early decline in wheat as futures slip and trading slows. Reports indicate limited demand, light commerce on the exchange, and no shipping activity posted, with cash markets soft and buyers cautious amid weak demand.
A telegraph from Freck Headquarters notes Greek leaders rejected terms for a naval agreement. The message mentions discussions at The Hague amid carnival events and references to officials and representatives from allied nations.
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