Overripe eggs flood San Antonio market
Local market reports hundreds of cases of overripe country eggs on the San Antonio produce row. Traders blame farmers and shippers for shipments that spoil on sunlit platforms, while pure food authorities push cold storage eggs as safer alternatives and advocate public education about storage practices.
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San Antonio
Express
Isaac Tobias
Kan- Basis
Commission
A. C. Abbott
Pure Food
Abbott
Mr. Abbott
Prices Paid for Farm Goods and Supplies in Market Report
Country produce and meats price list covering poultry butter eggs vegetables fruits canning and dried fruits with quoted rates for hens fryers broilers turkeys butter cheese eggs tomatoes cantaloupes potatoes onions cabbage lettuce celery cucumbers garlic cauliflower peaches apples pears oranges lemons limes bananas peanuts pecans syrups seeds beans corn and meats. Includes hogs, hides, and wholesale candy terms.
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Texas
California
Colorado
Elbertas
Kelerete
Bermuda
South
Maxwell House
Illinois
Cotton goods markets show firm activity and larger knit movement
The New York market report says cotton goods are firm and more active on August 8. Worsted yarns remain firm and in liberal demand while cotton yarns stay steady with moderate trade. Jobbers note an active trade and a larger movement in knit goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Paris Market Update on Rentes and Exchange Rates
Paris reports three per cent rentes rise by 20 cents on the account. London exchange stands at 25 40 for checks with private discount noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Lonton
Weather Forecast for San Antonio and East Texas
Forecast for Thursday night into Friday shows unsettled conditions for San Antonio Maunty and East Texas with showers possible in the north portion tonight or Friday. Winds variable with chances of rain and mild temperatures expected through Friday evening.
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San Antonio
Maunty
East Texas
Cattle values rise with light receipts at Union Stock Yards
Buyers found the light cattle receipt list refreshing as the market opened steady and lively. Cows topped at 4 dollars and calves at 5 with most cows from 8.50 to 4 and calves around 4.50. Hog pens showed brisk movement with the Fort Worth 9 price boosting trade. tops near 8.25 and general sales around 8. No sheep or goats reported.
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Union Stock Yards
Fort Worth
Market Quotations Chicago August 8 Market updates
Quotations steady for dairy and produce with receipts noted. Creameries at 24 26c, Daisies around 24c, Cheese prices hold with various brands listed, Potatoes firm with regional ranges, Poultry alive firm with turkeys at 12c, chicks 13 14c, springs 17 19c, Veal steady 9 13c.
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Chicago
Twins
Young Americas
Long Horna
Minnesota
Jersey
Illinois
Kansas
Missouri
Poultry and Butter Markets Reported Steady in St Louis
Quotation notes from St Louis show poultry steady with chickens at 12 cents, springs 17 and 28 cents for packers, ducks 9 to 12 cents, geese 5 cents. Butter firm at 23 to 36 cents, creamery. Eggs firm at 16 ½ cents.
Kansas City Market Summary From August Aroma Fair
Kansas City markets report butter prices at 21 cents for Creamery and 2 for firsts, 20 cents for seconds and packing stock. Eggs show extras at 20 cents and firsts at 18 cents, seconds at lic.
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Kansas City
Aug
New York Egg Firm Reports Receipts and Extras
New York firm reports receipts totaling 10 882 cases for fresh gathered extras at 23 percent plus 25.
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New York
Egegs
Rice Quotations From New Orleans Market Report
In New Orleans on August 8 rough Honduras rice held steady while Japan rice showed nominal steadiness. Receipts included rough 732 and millers 220 rough and 2604 clean. Sales featured rough Honduras new 429 at 4.40 to 4.65, clean Honduras 679 at 3.5 to 5.0, Japan 790 at 8.4 to 6.0, with quotations for rough Honduras old at 8.40 to 4.25 and clean Honduras 44 to 5.0 percent.
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New Orleans
Honduras
Japan
London Market Summary Consols and Metals Stand Ground
London market brief notes Consols for money 74 percent, account 74 percent and bar silver steady at 711 and a half. Money 1 and 2 percent. Short title 2 15418. Three months bills 3 percent.
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London
Bank of England Transfers Large Bullion Sums Abroad
London reports bullion totaling 119000 pounds taken into the Bank of England while 200000 pounds shipped to the continent and 300000 pounds sent to South America. India council bills were allotted at 41 3d.
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London
Bank of England
Continent
South America
India Council
Real Estate Transfers List With Dates and Amounts
A compilation of property transfers dated 1911 to 1933 shows transactions involving W. J. Allen A. R. Bowman J. F. Hick man Los Angeles Heights Improvement Co. and others. Amounts range from 200 to 5090 dollars with parcels including blocks made city additions Marl borough Place and Harlandale. The Medina river area near San Antonio is listed with 35? acres transferred for 1586.25 dollars.
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W. J. Allen
A. R. Bowman
Jotal
New City
Asbury Place
W. T. Goode
Elferix
Maude de Schambault
Jesse Thompson
Madelene Terrace
Alamo Heights
Harlandale Realty Company
J. F. Hickman
Harlandale Addition
Los Angeles Heights Improvement Company
Ella Hays
Los Angeles Heights
George M. Northrop
Co. L. Allen
Marlborough Place
Juan J. Tejeda
Jack W
Ira E. Neal
Dionicio Martinez
Medina River
San Antonio
Fred E
Pearl Summers
H. E. Dickinson
R. R. Montez
Jesse D. Young Foe
A. W. Plete
John PF. Weat
Draggy Cow Trade In Fort Worth Market Report
In Fort Worth Texas on August market activity was fair with liberal cattle receipts and steady to slightly higher tone. Hogs mostly shipped to Swift & Co with two loads back on Denver. sheep dull. about twenty loads of steers marketed as stockers with country buyers eager and stocker trades steady to up 1 to 1.5 cents weekly. top cattle price reached 6.70 while bull division remained strong and calves faced a reverse with sales quoted steady to lower.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Swift & Co
Denver
Chicago Market Receipts and Quotations Report
Chicago market today shows cattle receipts around 4500 head with strong demand for best grades and weakness in others. Hogs receipts near 18000 head with prices 5 to 10 cents lower. Sheep receipts about 6000 head with a steady market. native and western prices vary by category and weight.
St Louis Cattle Hogs and Sheep Market Report
Receipts in St Louis on August eight show cattle at 6000 head with 4000 Texans, hogs 7500, sheep 5000. Cattle steady with native beef steers 5.60 to 10.40, Texas steers 4.25 to 6.26, cows and heifers 3.50 to 6.75, calves 5.50 to 8.50. Hogs 10 cents lower. pigs and lights 7.25 to 8.25, mixed and feeders 8.10 to 8.30, good heavies 8.10 to 8.25. Native muttons 3.25 to 4.50, lambs 5.50 to 7.50.
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Chicago
Texas
ST. Louis
Oklahoma
Kansas City
Kansas City Market Receipts and Quotations for Aug 8
Receipts and prices listed for cattle hogs and sheep in Kansas City. Southern steers and cows, native cattle, hogs with bulk sale ranges, packers and butchers, pigs, and sheep with lamb and ewe prices. Market steady overall.
Wool Prices Steady Across Grades In St Louis Market
Wool prices hold steady in St Louis with medium combing and clothing at 2344 26c, light fine 19 21, heavy fine W 18c, tub washed 26 85c.
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ST. Louis
Sugar and fuels steady in New York market
Raw sugar and molasses sugar hold steady with Muscovado at 89 test and 0.65 cents per pound, centrifugal at 96 test 4.05 cents, refined quiet. Petroleum and molasses steady. Hides and leather firm.
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New York
Hotel Arrivals Listed From Many Cities in Texas and Beyond
A lengthy hotel arrivals column catalogs guests from cities including New York Omaha Tampa Dallas Chicago and Houston along with several Texas towns. Names such as Miss Bessie Yemens Miss Fay White Mrs. Lewis Ticard J. J. Byers and William Humphreys are noted among numerous companions and destinations.
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St. Anthony
S. R. Fuller Jr
New York
F. J. Jumper
Omaha
Sidney Tompkins
Tampa
Fla
H. B. Storms and Son
Rutherford
N. J
C. Corrigan
Hillsboro
R. P. Cook
Jess Grady
Beaumont
R. H. McArthur
Louisville
Block
del Rio
A. Richardson
Alberton
W. ©. Reed and
Max Bentley
Corpus Christi
J. J. Byers
Chicago
William Humphreys
Dallas
O. C. Bugh
Toledo
R. L. Aubrey
Carmen Aubrey
O. A. Swift
Houston
Menger
E. A. Gregory
Chattanooga
H. F. Aldridge
St. Louis
C. M. Sheffield
B. A. Collins
W. M. Foster
Waco
8. Beerman
Alice
James Heart
Canado
C. B. Wolcott
Torrington
Conn
A.L. Haynes
Austin
S. T. Melton
John H. Corlick
Salt Lake City
F. R. Ivory
Boston
D. BE. Brown
Lexington
R. A. Bridges
Duncan P. Allen
Child
Port Arthur
Tex. Bexar
J. A. Wheeler
Fowlerton
J. E. Rameey
Indianapolis
Charles Manley
Yoakum
G. W. Walter
Victoria
W. E. Scott Hallett
Lincoln
Nebr
A. Ballmer
Crystal City
Leonard Lochen
Sabinal
N.valdes
P. Valdes
Eagle Pass
G. E. Sayle
Commerce
Tex
J. 8. Lee
Pleasanton
J. E. Stevenson
W. H. Lott
J. B. Lott
J. W. Lewis
Goliad
Savoy
J. H. Detener
T. H. Wood
Sedalia
Charles Oester
Fort Worth
J. E. Colter
Bremond
Floyd E. Harper
Kansas
BH. A. Laeger
Fieeweeld
Salman
Marshall
J. M. Wae
Ieeea
Herbert Garison
Kenedy
Frank ‘Lynn
W. Rerig
Taft
EB. G. Ganyedo
J. L. Green
Cuero
Misa Annie Lee Green
Richard Eckart
Xerevowsi
B. Taylor
Waned Mich
B. Oe
Mixed signals hit cereal market as harvest woes loom
Chicago trading opened with gains across wheat and corn futures amid harvest delays and hail damage in North Dakota. Pork and lard prices slipped while hog markets weakened, with ribs active and deferred corn edging higher on unsettled session.
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Chicago
North Dakota
Chicago Market Prices Swing On Grain Quotes
Quotations show wheat with No 2 red at 1.00 to 1.08, No 2 hard around 0.84 to 0.89, and No 1 northern near 1.01. Corn bids include No 2 at 0.54 to 0.57, No 2 white near 0.76 to 0.77, No 2 yellow around 0.76. Oats and rye futures mix across several graded lots with various price points.
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Chicago
Grain quotations from St Louis market report Aug
St Louis market notes show cash wheat bids with No 2 red at 101% to 1.04, No 2 hard 96% to 95 cents. Corn on track with No 2 white 82 cents. Oats No 2 at 31 cents. Wheat Sept 92 1/2 cents. Corn Sept 68 cents, Dec 53 1/2. Oats Sept 30 1/2, Dec 32 1/2.
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Chicago
ST. Louis
Kansas wheat and corn prices and futures quotes
Quotations listed for cash and futures across wheat and corn. No. 2 hard and red wheats show values near 87 to 97 cents, while corn No. 2 mixed and No. 2 white trade around 74 to 75 cents. Futures for wheat and oats indicate Sept and May contracts with varying percentages.
Spot cotton prices ease in New Orleans market
Leading spot markets in New Orleans show steady to firmer quotes with offerings on the spot for immediate delivery. Prices for low and strict low middling range around 11 to 12 cents, with good middling near 13 to 15 cents and middling around 18 cents. receipts total 88 and stock sits at 26,734.
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New Orleans
Galveston Spot Cotton Prices Improve Missing Details
Galveston Texas August 8 Spot cotton closed steady with no change. Quotations show low ordinary 87-16 cents per pound, ordinary 9 16, good ordinary 106-16, low middling 111-160, middling 13e, good middling 13 ½ cents, middle fair 13 ¾. Sales volume not fully captured.
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Galveston
Tex
New York Spot Cotton Quiet Closing Prices
Spot cotton in New York closed quiet with middling uplands at 12.60 to 12.75 cents per pound. Sales reported at 20 bales.
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New York
Cottonseed Oil Prices and Milling Terms Report
From Memphis and New York markets the report shows steady cottonseed oil with prices for August through next year and sale totals. Prices reach 6.41 for August and peak around 6.65 for October with total sales 7200 units.
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New York
Cotton Holds Narrow Gains Amid Weather Pressures
New York cotton markets opened firm but slid as southern rain forecasts persisted. Spot prices eased with nervous trading and bear pressure. October futures dipped about 19 points from the prior close while overall articles show modest losses across major centers.
New Orleans Cotton Opens Steady Then Slips On Bearish News
Cotton futures in New Orleans opened up 1 to 3 points on good cables as English markets rose. Weather remained favorable with heavy rains forecast in Texas and Oklahoma, prompting renewed wet month fears. By late morning, bears pressured prices, most active months dropping 29 to 40 points, then partial recovery near noon with October shorts taking profits. first new crop bale from Alabama sold for 20 cents per pound in Montgomery.
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New York
Lde
New Orleans
Texas
Oklahoma
Georgia
Alabama
Montgomery
Cotton futures open steady in New Orleans trade
Prices for August through May listed with bids and finishes showing a small overall decline. Transactions reflect a range of holding contracts amid a steady session in the New Orleans cotton market.
Liverpool Cotton Closing Prices and Volumes
Liverpool Aug. 8 closing report shows spot cotton with moderate demand and unchanged prices. American middling 7.874d, good middling 7.47d, middling 7.159d, low middling 6.864d, good ordinary 6.374d, ordinary 5.89d. Total sales 7000 bales with 600 for speculation and export including 6000 American. receipts $000 including 200 American.
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Liverpool
Liverpool Futures Opened Steady Then Closed Easy
Futures opened steady and closed easy with a list of August to July futures prices for Liverpool. The quote chain shows positions from Aug through July with varying fractions and dates.
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Liverpool
New Alabama Cotton Leads Active New Orleans Auction
The first bale of new crop cotton from Alabama sold at the New Orleans exchange for 20 cents per pound amid a weather driven market. Bears grow confident of a wet August while traders anticipate further price declines as rain and cloudiness persist in Texas and Oklahoma. Prices slipped around noon and sentiment hints at organized bear pressure on longs.
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Alabama
New Orleans Exchange
Bears
Dreuthy
Texas
Oklahoma
Coffee futures hold near steady close
New York on August 8 reports no. 7 Rio coffee futures barely moved, with September at 12.81 and March at 12.95, as market shows subdued volatility.
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New York
Rio
Cotton Statistics From St Louis Market Report
Lead quiet at 4.37 percent and Spelter steady within 6.95 to 7.00 range as of August 8 from St. Louis market data.
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ST. Louis
Weather summary for Houston district stations August report
The 24 hour period ending 8 o clock this morning reports unsettled weather. Temperature near normal. Rainfall of an inch or more observed at many places in the Mobile Montgomery Savannah Memphis Little Rock and other districts. Allen Buell local forecaster Weather Bureau.
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San Antonio
Tex
Houston
Rema
Mobile
Montgomery
Savannah
Memphis
Little Rock
Aioeah
Allen Buell
Weather Bureau
Abilene
Amarillo
Augusta
Birmingham
Ala
Boston
Mass
Brownaville Tex
Prelty
Jacksonville
Fla
Kansas City
Key Wear
Fla. B
Knoxville
Tenn
Louisville
Macon
Miami
New Orleans
New York
Oklahoma City
Palestine
St. Louis
St. Paul
Minn
Shreveport
Ampa
Taylor
Washington
Weather Observations From August Eight Condensed
Observations recorded at a.m. Thursday August 8 191c show wind direction and velocity in the first and second columns, temperature in the third, rainfall in the fourth, and state of weather in the fifth column.
Burial Permits for Local Residents Dated in August
Burial permits list several local deaths with ages and locations: William Behr 42 died Aug 7 on San Juan road. John Gunderman 83 died Aug 7 at 1301 South Presa street. Theresa M. Coultress 26 died Aug 6 at 1151 Matamoras street. BE Carasco 73 died Aug 6 at Bexar county hospital. M Gusman 37 died Aug 5 at 903 San Lula street. Sam H Fields 52 died Aug 5 at 402 Leigh street.
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William Behr
San Juan Road
John Gunderman
South Presa
Theresa M. Coultress
Matamoras
BE. Carasco
Bexar County Hospital
M. Gusman
San Lula
Sam H. Fields
Leigh Street
Births Reported From Several City Addresses
To Mr and Mrs J H Jones at 733 Leal Street a boy born August. To Mr and Mrs B Gomes at 918 South Laredo Street a boy born August 4. To Mr and Mrs Gideon C Mayfield born August 6 a boy. To Mr and Mrs Herbert Kredel at 233 Lafitte Street a girl born July 31. To Mr and Mrs B P Rankin at 2385 Dakota Street a boy. To Mr and Mrs Barry at 1402 Burleson Street a boy born August 6. To Mr and Mrs N Ellison at 2304 Garden Street a girl.
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J. H. Jones
Leal Street
B. Gomes
South Laredo Street
Gideon C. Mayfield
Herbert Kredel
Lafitte Street
B. P. Rankin
Dakota Street
Mra
Eutee ‘Barry
Burleson Street
Bey
Mrs. N
Ellison
Garden Street
Date tree venture planned by Pasadena residents in Salton sea region
Pasadena residents Mr and Mrs Paul and Wilson Pope of Altadena, wealthy landowners, plan the world’s largest date orchards in the Salton Sea area starting with 10 000 acres. They will travel to acquire young date palms in Asia and bring thousands of trees back to California for planting across Imperial Coachella and Carrizo valleys while touring China Ceylon Northern India and Baghdad.
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Pasadena
Paul
Wilson Popenee
Altadena
Imperial
Coachella
Carriso
Salton Sea
China
Ceylon
India
Bagdad
Asia
California
Substantial Advances Feature Stock List In Opening
New York August 8 Substantial advances opened the stock market led by Sears Roebuck up 2 points. Valley and Atchison Great Northern and Steel rose while American Tobacco fell 1. Reading and Lehigh Valley drew big buying, with Southern Railway and Union Pacific firm on Hill issues. The market closed heavy with many issues below yesterday's close and Bonds irregular.
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Yday
Amalgamated Copper
American Smelt
Soverece
American Sugar Refining
American Tel
Anaconda Mining Co
Atchison Tree
Atlantic Coast Line
Baltimore & Ohio
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Canadian Pacific
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chicago & Northwestern
Colorado Fuel & Iron
Chicago
Mil
St. Paul
Colorado & Southern
Delaware & Hudson
Denver & Rio Grande
Erieee
National
New York Central
Norfolk & Western
Northern Pacific
Pennsylvania
People’s Gas
Reading Saan
Rock Island Company
Eae
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Union Pacific
United States Steel
Western Union Che
B. Torveses
New York
Sears-Roebucks
Valley
Atchison
Great Northern
Steel
American Tobacco
Western
Northwestern
Eacanea Tobacco
Reading
Lehigh Valley
Harriman
Hill
Sears-Roebuck
Liggett & Myers
Copper Stocks Rise in July Says Producers Association
The copper producers' association reports July on hand stocks at 5 954 417 pounds higher than June. July production reached 187 161 129 pounds versus 122 315 240 in June. Domestic delivery totaled 71 094 381 pounds, up from 66 121 381. Total deliveries rose to 131 215 712 pounds, a gain of 3 619 833.
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New York
Copper Producers’ Association
Financial Market Roundup from New York Aug 8
Prime mercantile paper at 50 percent. Sterling exchange steady with bankers bills at 4.8475 for 60 day bills and 4.8725 for demand. Commercial bills at 4.84. Bar silver 61 cents. Mexican dollars 48 cents. Government bonds steady. railroad bonds irregular.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sterling Exchange
Copper and metals steady in New York market report
Market notes from New York show copper unsettled with August and September quotes near 11 to 17 percent, tin around 45 dollars per unit, and antimony and iron holding steady. Spot and future prices appear firm overall amid mixed commodity signals.
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New York
Lake
Sebinue
Continassy
New York Money Rates Report Mixed on Short, Time Loans
The New York market shows money on steady with a 1% ruling rate and 2% offered for loans. Time loans are steady with 3 percent for 0 days and 4 percent for 90 days while 1x months listed at 4.4 percent.
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New York
Automobile Licenses Listed With Owners and Addresses
No. 2617 H. J. Hayes 142 Auguste Mt No. 2618 J. E. Duke 2914 Wusten No. 2619 H. D. Kilgore 210 W. Guens ther St No 620 Dr. William J. Davis 131 Dunn ing Ave
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Hayes
Auguste Mt
J. EB. Duke
W.usten
H. D. Kilgore
Will Defend Bandit Mrs Foltz Resigns to Help Suspect
Mrs Clara Foltz Fetz the only woman deputy district attorney resigns to defend Cornelius Haasakker, a young bandit charged with shooting A James a Southern Pack train dispatcher near his home. Foltz says Haasakker confessed crimes but she doubts he acted alone and hints at a powerful influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Clara Shotler Fetz
Distr
Cornelus Haasakker
A. ‘_ James
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Cotton Region Bulletin
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General Weather Report
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