Market mood steadies as stocks hold tight in early trading
In narrow trading, leading shares including New York Central, U S Steel and American Smelting edged lower while others such as American Telephone and Consolidated were steady. Call money firm at 2 percent as market commentary notes mixed signals from industrial output and federal reserve statements.
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Ob Aes
Santa Fe
New York Central
Western Union
Industrial Alcohol
Sax
U.S. Steel
Ahr Manville
American Telephone
Iis Fedeset Reserve Room
Revere
Deis
Irea
Cachueres
Wool market reports steady amid light demand in Boston
AP dispatch notes a quiet wool market with little business closed this week in Boston. Prices remained firm overall as few lots were received and quotations showed slight gains on certain grease wools while other types held stable.
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Boston
Pee Ferry
Kates
Livestock Market Conditions In San Antonio and Chicago
San Antonio market reports show mixed cattle activity with slow trading due to light demand and prices fluctuating across calves, cows, chops, and hinds. Chicago notes slow hogs and steadier cattle with varied weights and prices, while lambs and sheep show moderate activity and steady to higher quotes amid fluctuating demand.
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San Antonio
Karl Ingetutt
Heavien
Saquan
Lamba
Phoitz
Chicago
Jersey
Ewes
Woigm Mucdia
Nice
Albany utilities spotlight spurs state hearing on power bills
Spotlight on utilities in Albany, backed by Governor Lehman, pushes three proposals. They seek municipal rights to build distribution facilities, compel private plants to sell to cities, and empower the power commission to set rates after hearings with a 5 percent investment basis. Public reaction runs high as municipal power projects rise and private firms resist. The chart notes a decline in municipal power plants from 3077 in 1923 to 1845 by 1922.
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Prois
Albany
Tandis
Lehman
New York
Ing
Apythisen
Tha
Privisle
Bite Transportation
Baxe
Lie
Market report reflects tepid and mixed signals
Foreign markets show limited activity with sectors in Latin America and industry shares mostly muted. General sentiment improves slightly while wartime concerns restrain risk appetite. investors await clearer catalysts as Paris bourse closes amid cautious trading.
Grain Market Steady With Awaited Washington Developments
Moderate grain setbacks open Chicago as traders await nine Washington developments. May wheat and corn show small declines with selling from previous day muted by limited buying. Yesterday’s totals: corn 2,870,000 bushels. wheat prices mixed amid carry difference talk. San Antonio market notes: wheat 82 to 96? per bushel. milo and maize priced. receipts listed for various grains.
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Chicago
Washington
Rome
Avenue Ores
uelWien
Cotton Market Fluctuates as Prices Inch Higher in New Orleans
New Orleans cotton opens mixed with slight gains as traders note improved prices after overnight activity. May and July contracts rise modestly, driven by firmer demand and cautious market sentiment. London and New York futures show mild upward drift amid light spot activity and transportation costs.
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New Orleans
London Bar Silver and New York Bar Silver Rates
Grainy OCR notes London bar silver and New York bar silver prices with scattered numbers and terms. Mentions pence, nasis a.UO Ne 1 and 4644, but content is fragmentary and uncertain about context or date.
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London
Pondon
New York
Wall Street Briefs From New York Markets
March reports show trading activity with mixed results as Dow declines slightly while volume rises. Analysts note demand for industrials and rails, with profits edging up for several firms and losses at others.
Explosion rocks Rhode Island fireworks plant killing chief
Valencia Calea, 46, director of a Rhode Island fireworks company, was killed and several buildings were wrecked in a blast at the plant. Authorities report major damage and ongoing investigations into the explosion.
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Piesty
Lincoln, & TL
Valencine Calea
Rhede Island Fireworks Company
Gun Battle in San Luig Over Dred Dress Dispute
In San Luig Argealing on March 1 a religious conflict flared after a low-neck dress dispute between Senorita Elida Dacutida and Rev. Father Juan Guerrero. Mass threats led to protests outside the church plaza. In the ensuing clash 200 shots were fired at church and town hall facades, wounding one person before police restored order.
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San Luig
Argealing
Juan Guerrero
Elida Dacutida
Modest
Villaey Plaza
Alter
Penalty Levy on Holding Company Incomes Opposed
Washington March 1 A 35 percent penalty on unassessed adjusted net income of personal holding companies drew opposition from George M Mortis of the American Hay Association He warned the tax could be manipulated to escape by reorganizing or adding a new stockholder The Senate tax committee was revising the House bill when Mortis spoke detailing definitions and potential loopholes in the proposed levy
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Washington, D. C
Marah
George M. Mortis
American Hay Association
Mortis
Senate
Tanne
Agka
Sunday Schools to Repeat Training in Valley
Baptist Sunday schools of the Aita Grande valley voted unanimously to hold the second annual training for workers on February 26, 1895. The climax meeting attracted nearly all attendants at the secret church, ending a week of work led by G. Hooking and the Baptist union.
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Baptist Sunday Schools
Aita Grande Valley
Iet
Aunwel Kessian
Seciet
Atte Baptist Bunpay Schani
Medal Awarded to Valley Scout for 100 Mile Walk
Valley Scout headquarters reports a medal from the National Boy Scouts of America in New York. Scout Robert McCleni osthan presented the award during a sea voyage on ship No. 8 Harbor Engen as initiator of a 100 mile walk linked to the 1939 International World Jamboree in Covell Hungary. Dr John H Finley presented the medal as editor of the New York Times.
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Mercedes
Valley Scout
Tom
Boy Stouts of America
New York
Robert
McCleni Osthan
Har- Engen
Covell
Hungary
Scott McClemnaghan
John H. Finley
Legislator Names Pair to West Point Anointments Listed
Legislator Milton of Brownsville names Percy P Adams of Kingsville and James L Rogers of San Benito as his appointees to West Point. The appointments follow an examination process with noted officials at Annapolis and Brownsville.
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West Point
Latin American League of Citizens Forms Local Council
The newly formed Allen council of the League of Gained Latin-Asmenean Citizens met in San Antonio to establish headquarters and elect officers including Molencio Mnerra as president Daniel Ceballos as vice president Pena as secretary Oscar Sere as treasurer.
Murder Trial at Sinton Postponed Expands Defense
A Sinton murder case facing delay as defense plans expand inquiry into the main suspect and timeline. The trial, originally set for early January, was postponed into October with continued legal motions and admissions by the defense team.
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Sinton
Heyy Gra
Atagzee Pars
McAllen Officials Seek Re election in April race
McAllen officials announce plans for re election on April 3 led by Mayor Jack Frost and commissioners W M Doviey A C Metlenry Bran Fen and Felipe Guteia seeking another term amid ongoing municipal questions in Mission territory.
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McAllen
St Mission
Jack Frost
W. M. Doviey
A.C. Metlenry
Down
Bran Fen
Felipe Guteia
Funeral services for former nurse Mish Percy Feusk
A funeral is planned for Mish Percy Feusk, formerly a nurse at Robert B. Green Hospital, who died in Villigea Topra. The service is set for Thursday, with details released locally.
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Percy Feusk
Robert B. Green Hospital
Villigea
Topra
House Money Bill Seeks Raise For Members Salaries
In Washington March 13 the appropriation bill filed in the appropriations committee proposes 17,448,993 for the salaries travel allowances and other expenses of Congress. It would raise stationary allowances from 80 to 196 per session and increase funds for clerk hire capital police Library of Congress Government Printing Office and other items. The measure also calls for increasing representatives attend funeral allowances from zero to 20,000 and expands funds for copying speeches.
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Washington, D. C
Pti
Congress
Huvss
Appropriations Committee
Botanic
Library of Congress
Government Printing Office
Texas Fruits and Vegetables Market Summary
A dense OCR market bulletin lists Texas produce listings and prices for apples, grapefruits, beets, cucumbers, and tomatoes, alongside national buyers and rail shipments. It notes prices per bushel or crate across markets in Texas, Corpus Christi, Lower Valley, and other hubs with scattered figures for celery, lemons, onions, and carrots.
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U.S
Texas Dew
Nnrth
Texas
Rabbar
Viances Texas
Gweel Fotapoca
Ira
Euibach
South Texaa
Corpus Christi
Ininaale
Market Outlook Shifts as Commodities Rally in New York
New York market notes a revival with gains across stocks and bonds. Commodities and agricultural quotes rise. steel and other sectors show declines or muted activity. Prices for produce and dairy are listed with detailed broker quotations and delivery ranges.
Market Rumors and Stock Moves in Early 1930s
Estimates show New Jersey earnings at 63 percent share for tenders 41, while bids adjust on Bt Lawrence waterways and N Y Central. Eastman coordinates neutralize Ubis amid rail competition. Montgomery Ward strength tied to control stakes. some investors buy stock ahead of next month’s meeting. Wheat buyers push actions. acreage estimates remain unclear. American Smelting reports about 2,600 for first half, or roughly 4 70,600. Eastman Kodak forecast to show about 450 a share in health for 1932.
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Washington
Waele Sleady
Texas
Tence
Carola
Market Stronzer
Cleveland
Kare
Ely
Savoy
Archer
Detroit
Texan _buslels
Lew Ae Cc
Borton
Stears
Starket Tm
Faw
Hoston
St Louis
Bsc
Lorifa
Cavisiana
St.an
Chienva
Eifadts Texox Lettier Ermies
Kensie
Tevas
Weaver
Wess Telmen
Cary
Texna
VC Californis
Sieady
Niowara
California
Philvoylahia
Stuady
Californis Arrivail
Livy
Cevady
Teasa Pal Teeiie
Fair Ae
Bate Mhees Califercia
Rarsan Brarks
Tewas Jre Tertiee Vratan Mente
Ponra Sn
Montgomery-Ward
Smact
Comian
Eastman Kodsk
Obituary notices from a Texas region obituary page
Obituary notices list multiple residents with survivors across San Antonio Weatherford Castroville La Coste and other Texas towns. Included are Ella Pasten 65 of Chaney Olds. Charles Callis 50. Mrs Mary Hardy 64. Herman B Salzer. Adolph C de la Pena. Mary Main Prochting. Paul Prochting, and others, detailing survivors and service times at local churches and funeral homes with interment in local cemeteries.
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Ella J. Pasten
Chaney, Olds
Bons
Frank
Robert
San Antonio
John H
Kansas City
Stafford
Weatherford
Okla
A. H, Sinker
May
Walter Anthony
Travis Park Methodist Church
Mary Hardy
Nate
Castroville
Texas
San Antonia
C. C. Bowen
W. His Meackerb
R. E. Mann
California
Seif
J. B. Haldy Aind
Adolpi C. de la Pena
Uwenic
San Anlation
A.C du la Pena
George A. Marin
Mise Lauer da la Pena
C. de Ta Pena Dry Y Motijnr
A. Sandoval
Rost Mary Main
Weimar Trustee Election Slated In Weimar District
The election to fill the Bogard presidency seat after Henry Brasher’s term ends will appoint a new trustee for the Walmar building project. Holt is named as candidate to replace Brasher as president, with terms extending beyond the current tenure.
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Weimar
Tun
Walmar Bidesestent
Seiynol Fistilel
Henry Brasher Dry
The
Bogard
Abd Ben Ei Holt
Poultry and Produce Market Report Summary
Agricultural market notes show mixed demand and slow trade for poultry and produce. Prices vary by item with some weakness in stock levels and receipts. Midwest and Great Lakes regions report steady to softer offerings. notable mentions include Wisconsin and Minnesota stock movement and Minnesota Red River trade dynamics.
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Bonarate
Youth Quizzed on Gold Coin Supply
In FUBBLO Colo on March 1 authorities questioned Jos Ban over a $100 in gold coins found with him. Santos was arrested during the investigation into how the coins were obtained to pay his father's property taxes. He claimed no knowledge of the coins' origin as officers traced the chain to a late mother with a history noted in local records.
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Colo
Puello Pallae
Jos Banjtos
Santos
Ana
Army Wins Honors in Bridge Tourney at Cita Event
The army dominated the duplicate bridge tournament held Monday at the S J Anthony hotel. Major Charles Silvers and Dent. George Hickman led top score in north and south, while Mrs JA Harper and Mrs Prederick yi Jr REMY WOMEN led east and west as ERs.
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Army
Threstion
Cita
Steele Greene
J. Anthony Hote
Monday Tigat
Charles Silvers
Dent
George Hickman
JA Harper
Prederick Yi Jr
Remy
Ers
West
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Review OF Reviews
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Wall Street Briefs
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Buena Vista Street
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Caldwell
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