Cotton market slips then stabilizes in New York trade
In New York cotton prices declined 2 to 4 points at the open as a slight advance was expected to align with New Orleans and New York markets. Trading stayed largely inactive, hedges shifted from January to May, and January closed near 25 cents while March and May remained around 10 and 8 points higher, respectively.
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Grain Markets Boosted by Rising Harts and Provisions Peak
Wheat and other grains climbed as hedging shifts and liberal December deliveries shaped a week of higher prices. May futures gained while old crop supplies tightened. reports from New York and Savannah indicated active trading and renewed interest amid stronger Argentine news.
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Chicago Stocks and Commodities Report Highlights
Chicago stocks and exchange quotations summarize today's quotations and demand across markets. Foreign exchange figures include Belgium Germany Holland Norway Sweden Denmark and others with varied demand. Brazil and Argentina mentions. New York bullion and silver rates cited. Chicago and Montreal prices noted with mixed results.
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New York
Weather and Market Highlights From Across The Nation
A chaotic weather digest notes unsettled conditions in San Antonio and West Texas with probable rain and colder Panhandle trends. It cites varied temperatures from Kansas City to New York and New Orleans, plus dense commodity trading in raw sugar, cotton, and livestock markets, with fluctuating prices and overseas influences.
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West Texas
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Torti
East Texas
Cattle and Lambs Rise During Week as Hog Prices Steady
The San Antonio Light reports a week of rising cattle and lamb values with hog prices steady. Heavy weekly receipts, including about 40,000 hogs, boosted sales and pushed cattle and calves higher though some steers and thin cows traded softly. Top lambs near 14.00 with fat lambs and yearlings stronger. feeders advanced and buying pressure remained mixed amid plentiful slaughter hogs and high stock figures.
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San Antonio
Tve Nabism
Kansas City Livestock Prices and Market Report
Receipts and price changes across cattle hogs and calves, with fed yearlings higher and bulk prices down. Steers and heifers mixed, hogs steady to firm with top packer figures near 9.20, cattle demand varied by grade, week’s wrap notes strong stocker activity and cautious slaughter trends.
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New Yorks First Woman Secretary of State Sworn In
Florence Knapp, the first woman elected state officer in New York, was sworn in as secretary of state. She said women are as practical in politics as men, despite emotional shows like a kiss from a friend after taking the oath.
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Associated Press
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New York
Florence E
Knapp
City Hall
Secret Service Traces Stolen Checks to Houston Carrier
Secret service agents from San Antonio traced checks stolen from the Houston post office and cashed in Houston and Galveston. A Houston letter carrier, described in a Pullman porter’s uniform, was arrested and jailed after allegedly forging endorsements on two checks and admitting the act. The inside job was suggested by his familiarity with the postal system.
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San Antonio
Houston
Galveston
Edward Tyrrell
Tyrerel
Yrrell
Kendall Denies Involvement in Surplus Sale Charge
In a Washington affidavit, Representative Kendall of Pennsylvania denies allegations by former secretary Margaret J. Buchanan that they acted as partners in selling surplus war material. The house member dismissed the affidavit as an misrepresentation given the conditions under which surplus materials were obtained.
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Margaret J. Buchanan
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Sid Hee
21 Persons Fined in Traffic Cases
In a Saturday morning session at the corporation court many traffic violation cases were booked, 22 were tried while 23 passed. Fines ranged from small amounts to 320. Several drivers were fined five dollars for passing other cars at six intersections. Other usual violations carried small fines.
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Cutter Tows Disabled Schooner Biuebird To Norfolk
A coast guard wireless message reports locating the schooner Biuebird for sixteen aboard and towing it to Norfolk after being struck in a storm near Ure Asspe mich Fess New York December 3. The Independent Wireless Telegraph Corporation is implicated.
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Father and Son Die in Car Garage Fatal CO Poisoning
In Pueblo Colorado Associated Press report John Aicalata 36 and his son Stanley died last night from carbon monoxide fumes in a private garage after entering with the door closed. The incident occurred in a private residence.
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First child born in San Saba dies on farm west of town
San Saba Tex reports James W Harkey 68 listed as first white child born in the area, a son of prominent family. He died Friday while walking on the family farm near San Saba. Widow and two daughters survive. Also notes New York spot markets with quiet, middling cotton at 24.30.
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Missing St Louis jeweler probe opens in city
A probe by the National Board of Jewelers into the operations of missing St Louis jeweler Jacob W Ufland began in St Louis with officials from his defunct National Jewelry Company and Milton Worth Company of New York. Debts total about 500000, and two wholesale houses may fail due to unsatisfied notes. Ufland has been missing about three weeks. his wife recently left for New York following a divorce.
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National Jewelry Company
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Irvine Mitchell
Uhand
Young Woman Found Suffering Poison Has Chance to Recover
Miss Mattie Byer of 119 Coleman Street was found unconscious at 7 pm and rushed to Robert M. Green Hospital after an alleged poisoning with three tablets. Doctors battled overnight and reported she had a chance to recover.
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Hearing on Forbes Delayed to Monday in Chicago
Mortimer the chief government witness in the Forbes Veterans’ Hospital conspiracy trial completed his testimony yesterday. The cross examination of Charles R Forbes was postponed to Monday on Judge George T Carpenter’s suggestion. The government asserts a conspiracy to split profits with contractors, not direct profits proved, with a factional dispute before contracts were finalized.
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Charles R. Forbes
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Jersey Cops Named in Rome Indictments
Weehawken and Jersey City lawmen face indictments from Hudson County grand jury amid a bootleg scandal. The probe, sparked by an affidavit from a former bootlegger, targets ten Weehawken officers including two superiors and a Jersey City broker. County prosecutor John Milton says the case aims higher as gaps in wartime dock smuggling are exposed. Home guards plan to patrol Weehawken docks amid liquor smuggling allegations protected by police.
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John Dor
New Jersey
Youthful husband seeks annulment in four‑way pact elopement
In Chicago Sergeant G-Suit reports that Harry Moir Je, a teenager and son of a wealthy hotelier, eloped last fall with 17 year old Trene Johnson. The couple joined two other couples in a four party wedding pact and now seeks annulment from the union.
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Honduras names consul for Mobile
The Amocured Press reports that Diaz- Del Valle, chancellor of the consulate in New Orleans, has been named consul of Honduras at Mobile. The appointment was announced at the consulate today.
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Chicken thief nabbed by motorcycle officer at 201 West Poplar
Henry Ross a night janitor at the polite station greeted dawn after Motorcycle Officer Dickman captured a thief at 2 30 Saturday morning found inside a chicken house at the address. The theft was committed and the suspect turned over to the police with no charges filed. Ross joked about a Sunday possum and yams dinner.
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Wifarlin Memorial to be dedicated in Norman Oklahoma
The McFarlin family of San Antonio will dedicate the Wifarlin Memorial Church in Norman Oklahoma on Sunday. The two year old son of the donors died twenty years ago and the church cost about $690000. Edwin D Mouzon of Nashville will give the principal address. Also to be dedicated is the McFarlin Memorial Auditorium at Southern Methodist University in Dallas, costing about $400000.
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WEN ACCUSED IN DRY LAW CHARGES
Henry Kanner jailed in default of bond after appearance before United States Commissioner R. I. edward Ton Martinez and Louis Rodriguez face charges of liquor manufacture and possession of property for liquor. Claude B. Hammerly jailed in default of 500 bond. Antonio Chavez charged with manufacture and possession of property jailed in default of 750 bond. Joe Newblak and John T. Walshak of Gonzales county released on 500 bonds each.
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Child's Leg Broken When Hit by Auto
Two children injured in San Antonio area Friday night. Dortha Davidson suffers a broken ire received when an automobile driven by W. E. Teary struck her at Alamo and Commerce streets. The girl wandered into traffic after breaking from her mother’s hand. Barney McCar, 14, radius right arm broken when his bicycle collided with an automobile driven by Frank Firnne at Josephine streets and Avenue Ts.
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Claud Birkhead Receives Reserved Commission
Brigadier General Claud V. Birkhead of the Texas National Guard has been granted a like commission in the Organized Reserves, Port Arthur area reports. Under the National Defense Act, 4920 National Guard officers may obtain reserve commissions without examination. Other San Antonio men recently commissioned in the reserves include Reginald W. Patton and Leonard F. Tock.
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Lacker Heads San Antonio Manufacturers Group in 1925
Hal W. Lacker newly elected president of the San Antonio Manufacturers' Association names an executive committee with Secretary Q. O. Leek and Treasurer Charles Gracbnow to run the group in 1925. New committeemen include A. W. Pi, G. G. Geyer, James A. Gallagher, Charles Dubase, and T. M. McInhenny. all committee members are past presidents.
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San Antonio
Mexicans See Aid as Labor Unions Back Calles Inauguration
About 30 American Federation of Labor delegates traveling from El Paso to Mexico City express optimism for President Calles and labor reforms. They report no Bolshevik influence among Mexican unions, praise Morones as an industry and labor leader, and anticipate closer cross border cooperation. Delegates include Edward Evans and union reps from the United States, Latin America, and Mexico.
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Author Will Address Prisons At Temple Beth El
Frankenmebaum, a rational author and lecturer, will deliver an address on What I Is No About Prisons at Temple Beth El next Wednesday night. The talk ties to the Texas Prison and Prison Labor Survey Commission report and his national reputation from Century Magazine pieces and a Dallas Forum appearance. Tickets available from church women and by telephone.
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City to purchase property to widen Dolorosa Street
Mayor Tobin announced the city will spend 805000 to acquire two buildings on Dolorosa Street to widen the corridor between Main Plaza and South Flower Street. The Austin Hotel from George Keene for 543 and the old Southern Hotel for 30000 will be removed. The street, 35 feet at its broadest, will be widened to seven or eight feet. The project aims to relieve downtown traffic by removing tracks and allowing cars to pass.
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