Stocks Rally Amid Broad Market Recovery on Wall Street
New York stocks and bonds surged in one of the year’s broadest recoveries. Rumors of a coordinated move to stabilize bond prices circulated, with J. P. Morgan & Co slated to play a prominent role. Rail stocks rose $1 to $3, utilities gained, and big-name issues like U.S. Steel and American Tobacco posted solid advances as buyers pushed prices higher.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Wall Street
Reading
J. P. Morgan and Company
New York Central
Erie
Great Northern
Chicago
Northwestern
RAILS
Santa Fe
Union Pacifhc
Delaware & Hudson
Chesapeake Io Ohio
Norfolk& Western
American Telephone
Consolidated Gas
North American
United Gas Improvement
Proples
U. St. Steel
Amer-ican Tobarea
Alfred Ghemleat
Liggett & Myers B
Western Union
Wool
San Antonio Rotary Optics to Host Charity Baseball Night
San Antonio Rotarians and Optimists plan a June 14 lantern night at League Park to crown the best baseball team. Proceeds fund underprivileged children with Mrs. R Hugman in charge of gate duties and Welfare Bureau support. Judge McCollum Burnett urges civic aid for the fund.
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JH. A. DeLisle
Jeff
Judge McCallum Burnett
San Antonio
League Park
R. ©. Hugman
Testimony on fatal shooting of Francis Stephen in London
Francis Richard Stephen, solicitor and brother of Thomas Stephen, testified at a London inquest that his brother and Elvira Dolores Barney occupied the same apartment. He said his deceased brother denied an association with Mrs Barney. The witness described a confrontation at his office and the inquest was adjourned to June 16 for police tele investigation.
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Elvira Dolores Barney
John Sterling Barney
London
Thomas Scott Stephen
Francis Richard Stephen
Thomas William Scoth Stephen
West End
Knight
Barney
Southern Church Leader Succumbs in Louisville
David Matthis Sweets, 64, editor of the Christian Observer and prominent Southern Presbyterian minister, was found dead at his Louisville home. He led the Southern Prov B Y church and held positions with the General Assembly and Centre College.
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Louisville
David Matthis Sweets
Heistian Observer
Dent
Sweets
M Tensler
General Assembly
Centre College
Convicted in Houston Murder Case Sentenced to Death
A Houston jury convicted Johnny Williama for the murder of H. L. Bennett at a chicken ranch near Houston. Bennett, a retired rancher, was killed on November 16. The jury sentenced Williama to death.
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Houston
Witn
Johnny Williama
Near
H. L. Bennett
Arod
raMe and Tan
Bonnett
Wire Dain
Herey
Snanssin Uyed
Tragic leap into Halemaumau crater ends lovers’ tale
In Hawaii a 20 year old William Nunes abducted and killed 18 year old Margaret Enos after she rejected his marriage proposal. He then leaped with her body into Kilauea's Halemaumau crater. Authorities aim to recover the victims 900 feet below the crater rim using descent rope or dynamite burial as needed.
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Hilo
Hawaii
Pele
Halemaumda
William Nunes
Margaret Enos
Kilauea
Nunes
Miss Envy
Manuel Furtado
Halemavumau
Washington, D. C
National Park Service
B. P. Leavith
Hawaiian National Park
Sylvester Nunes
Kileau Crater
Leavitt
Halemaumau Pit
Exercises Honor Jefferson Davis in Richmond Observances
In Richmond on June 3, tribute marked the 124th anniversary of Jefferson Davis birth. Unified Daughters of the Confederacy chapters held services at the Confederate leader’s monument, with local firms cited as aiding through financial difficulties.
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Richmond
Jefferson Davis
Richmound
Unified Daughters of the Confederacy
West Point Award Won by L A Youth
Alvert cation Clark Jr son of Colonel and Mrs A P Clark 359 Brahan boulevard has been awarded a scholarship at West Point Military academy He will leave San Antonio Joe 8 by boat Clark was fourth highest in competitive examinations for appointment by the president among 400 other youths NOSE BITING CHARGE NEW YORK June 9 US accused Ux his wife Leva 29 of having bitchen her nose Henry Suro 48 was held in 500 bail fo dey The charge is simple as eault
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Alvert Cation Clark Jr
A. P. Clark
Brahan Boulevard
West Point Military Academy
San Antonio
New York
Usi
Leva
Henry Suro
Aseault
Hawks to fly faster plane after crash recovery
New transport aircraft built by Northrop for Captain Frank Hawks aims to beat his speed records. The craft, powered by a new engine, will cruise above 2600 miles per hour at over 200 miles an hour? Note: This item reports aviation speeds and a plan for Hawks to return to flight from a Boston hospital after an April crash, with the aircraft due in September at Thulewood, Gall.
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New York
Frank M. Hawks
Aran
W. S
Roigers
Vce
Texas Company
Hawks
Northrop Corporation
Thulewood
Gall
Co op claim better price for 1931 wool clip
A farm board report says about 30 000 farmers selling their 1931 wool through co operatives earned 692 213 more in sales than private buyers in similar lots. Private buyers paid from fractions of a cent to 442 cents a pound less. Estimated regional growers could have earned about 1 003 481 more with co operative selling.
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Washington, D. C
Farm Board
M National Wool Marketing Corporation
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