Bond Traders Hold Firm Amid Mixed Market Tests
In a cautious session bonds led activity as traders weighed election jitters. United States government issues and high grade rails stayed firm while United States Steel and other industrials slipped. Rail stocks and banking debt saw little sign of near term improvement as prices drifted with the sinking fund dynamics and foreign issues offering modest movements.
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San Anna
United States
Atchison General
Union
United States Steel Sinking Fund
Sinkine Fund
United Kingdom
Wat Toon
St. Loui
Empire Gas and Fuel Tiis
Susar
Bende
Internation Mercantile Marines
Chicago Railway
Prices for Produce and Staples Quoted by Pratt Commission
Monday morning quotes from Pratt Commission Company list prices for beans, carrots, corn, lettuce, potatoes, yams, peppers, squash, and many California and Colorado fruits and vegetables. Notable items include California potatoes at $5 per cwt, green corn 25 to 30 cents per dozen, and apples ranging up to $7.50 per barrel.
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Pratt: Commission Company
California
Idaho
Porto Rico
Investing returns for the cautious investor in 1924
George P. Hughes outlines expected yields on different securities for small investors. He compares Liberty bonds, savings bank deposits, railroad mortgages, railway equipment certificates, and other marketable and nonmarketable bonds, stressing the need for discrimination and expert advice before venturing beyond extremely conservative options.
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Sapere
Livestock Market Mixed As Receipts Rise In Chicago
Nov 3 Chicago grain and livestock market notes report brighter cattle futures with higher quotes across many grades. Cattle receipts surged with about 23,000 cattle and 46,400 hogs sent to yards, while hog futures climbed and best heavy lots showed gains. Cattle quality was mostly fair, with some good steers trading around 11 dollars per hundredweight. cows and heifers rose modestly. Pigs advanced, with packer demand steady to higher and prime duties touching 9 to 10 dollars. Sheep and calves were active with rising values as buyers sought broader supplies at regional markets.
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San Io Light
Chicaoggs
Kansas City
Tvestock
South St. Paul
Light Etne
Choicr
RLS
New orbe bw or tIN bona in lilting archaic note
Fragmentary OCR text describes a local event with names and places obscured by errors. It mentions a patton market opening, a reference to a person or group called Weses Cray, a place or time marker “there teatime yer Ge,” and scattered terms that resemble a public event or vote with uncertain details.
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Levi
Arlitt bond issue in Mexico rapid progress despite opposition
J Ts Arlitt of Austin reports Mexico will receive 20 million dollars as the first installment on the 50 000 900 bond issue within two and a half weeks. He notes over 60 per cent subscription, says bonds will be shipped to New York by express, are unlisted, and security rests on metal production value.
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Mexico
Arlitt
J. Ts. Arlitt
Austin
St. Anthony
Arlité
New York
Express
Nee Ran
Stock Exchange
Avitt
Artith
Ardite
Thorat
der de Harda
Russel
New York State
Department of Justice
Calles
Forte,s
San Antonio
Charters Granted and Corporate Changes in Texas Area
Texas and nearby jurisdictions see charter grants and amendments. Companies including Buffalo Refining Sherman and Maryland Products Fort Worth announce capital changes from 25 000 to 12 500 and 3 000 to 10 000 respectively. Permits issued to Southern Oland Refining and others list state headquarters and officers as part of the filings.
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Beaunént
Noal Stock
T. Rateliffe
Catemen
W. Calvin
Buffalo Refining Company
Sherman
EG Banlasen Manufacturing Company
Ea Ing
Nate Fea
Anavtina Hardwood Coronaty
Wext Furniture Company
Vourton
Capld
Oceans
P. Parmetee
Venett $T. Tovis Produce
Hodges Admits B21 and Regened In Senate Probe
The Associated Press reports that Hodges admitted B21 and regened while testimony covered five days from October 21 to 25. Contributions totaled 8.26 million by Oct 25 with expenditures at 5.35 million. Chicago and New York offices reported major activity.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Senate Campaign Fund
Republican National Committee
Wiliam Hodges
Aebenat Committee
Chicago
Illinois
Cook County
New York State Committee
W. H. Woodin
New York City
Bedford
Columbus
Indiana
Andrew Fletcher
New York
Reublican Committee
Toledo
Ohio
Charles K. Foster
Charles EF. Tuster
TNO
Robert J. Graf
Alvin My Fett
Louisville
Favon
George R. Metcalf
Winn
C.flymington
1. G. Huntington
Los Angels
Moyer Dogmfield
New
C. A. Atewater Kent
Philadelph
Flue A. Houghton
George Dewey
Washiton
Stbott
York
Ew York
Johnsane
Jennings
New Barriman
Newwork
Wall Street Features Workmen Off for Election Day
In Philadelphia and Chicago the day after the election, workers will take time off. A feature notes shipyard laborers will be released to vote and other workers may miss work for the polls. Beef prices show wide spread across grades with ground meat at six and a half cents and selected cuts up to twenty two cents. Foreign trade remains light as markets digest the latest data. Kathy in its Mystery heads into October 120, according to dry goods leaders. Southwest Poultry Association plans to ship about 000 turkeys to Eastern markets this week.
Charleroi Belgium Industries Flooded Across Region
Charleroi Belgium Nov 3 Aap entire region under water causing immense damage. The large Hainant meat plant at Couillet is flooded along with Mareinell electric plant, forcing thousands out of work. Authorities organize boat service to deliver food as gas plant may shut down, plunging the city into darkness.
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Charleroi
Belgium
Couillet
Mareinell Electric
New Fire Apparatus Received by City
San Antonio’s fire department added a second 13,000 gallon per minute truck to its equipment from the factory, a duplicate of the unit received ten days earlier. The new truck was unloaded and will be tested before commissioning, making both new machines the department’s most powerful.
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San Antonios Fire Department
Weather summary for San Antonio and regions
The report lists temperatures and conditions for San Antonio, East and West Texas, Chicago, Kansas City, New York, St. Louis, and Washington. It notes fair or warmer conditions, wind directions, and temperature ranges across nights and days, with city-specific figures and brief notes on precipitation and wind speeds. Also includes scattered commodity prices and notices mentioning burial details and local services.
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San Antonio
Vicrnity
Texas
West Texas
Nortly
Chicurca
Sperry
Kansas City
New York
St. Louis
Washington
Eleven Games Set On Local Gridiron Schedule This Week
Eleven games are listed for the local gridiron week with matches at Fort Sam Houston Schwab Field and Alamo Heights. Participants include Saint Anthony College Brackenridge St Marys West Texas and others with fields noted as Schwab Field and Selyyad. Several games show tentative or field not selected statuses.
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St. Anthony College
Fifteenth Artillery
Ninth Infantry
Fort Sam Houston
San Antonio Academy
Brackenridge
Brackenridge High
St Mery Academy
Schwab Field
West Texas
Alamo Heights
Second Engineers
Twelfth Artillery
Twenty-third Infantry
First Infantry
Selyyad Field
Twentieth Infantry
Urdas St. Edwards's College
Tulsa University
St Mary's College
West Texas Academy
Brackenridge Eyes Armistice Day Clash With Main Bigh
Brackenridge High School faces injuries and depth concerns as the team prepares for Armistice Day game with Main Bigh at Schwab Field. Halfback Tillinghast is out for the season with a fractured collarbone. guard Ross Smith and quarterback Captain McCirty are nursing injuries but expected to play late in the week. Second-string players, dubbed the Yannigans, may be called upon for key duties in the scramble for the Main game and the scrub championship.
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Brackenridge High
Bobby Cannan
West Texas
Brackenridge
Durple
Tillinghast
Ross Smith
McArty
McCirty
Bob Fenner
Oprnellas Fis
South Siders
Brackenridge Yannigans
Schwab Field
Cannon
Wildcats
Secant
Dillyfonts
Newark riders win six day race at Chicago Coliseum
Lonny Waterhour and Jimmy Horan of Newark-Noh won the six day race at the Chicago Coliseum after riding for 146 hours. The event concluded at midnight Saturday night with both riders showing endurance and steady pace through the grueling event.
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Chicago
Lonny Waterhour
Jimmy Horan
Newark
Noh
Coliseum
The Sea Hawk Tops The Week's Theatrical Lineup
San Antonio theaters offer an all-star cast mix with The Sea Hawk at the Parade, Mention of the Movies at the Princess, Li yd’s Hot Water at the Empire, The Turm at the Royal, Welcome Stranger at the Rialto, and Majestic’s good lineup. Milton Sills stars as Sakr el Bahr the pirate in a standout performance, with Merton of the Movies praised for emotional depth. Bibbs and his transformed dad create family drama as Eleanor Boardman shines, while The Chronicles of America continues with The Puritans, though acting dips at times.
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San Antonio
the Pardee
the Princess
Harold
Li Yd
the Empire
Booth Tarkingtons
the Royal
Rialto
Milton Sills
Sakr-el-Bahr
Merton
Eleanor Boardman
Bibbs
Pathe Review
Majestic Theater bill opens strong and closes light
The Majestic Theater program opens with Margie Clifton and Partner in classical poses, followed by Tou Lockett and Peggy Page in light dancing. Ruby Ward at piano, with a strong highlight by Harry and Emma Sharrock in Behind the Grandstand. Clara Howard delivers popular character work, and Cook and Dot Oakland blend with Bevan and Vint for song and comedy. Tretty Shirles Meson headlines the photoplay That French Tasty. musical program remains well regarded.
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Majestic Theater
Bat
Margie Clifton
Tou Lockett
Peggy Page
Tris
Sea Hawk Packs Palace Theater All Day
The Sea Hawk thrilled Palace audiences all week, with Milton Sills in a premier pirate role and Wallace Berry as foil. The film, praised for sea battles, settings, costumes, and a scored prologue, drew overflow crowds during a seven day extension.
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SEA Hawk
Palace
Rea Hawk
Milton Sills
Enid
Bennett
The
Ieh
Milton Siils
Wallace Berry
Don Fetes
The Turmoil Gives New Angle to Age Old Worldly Fight
A review of The Turmoil portrays a clash of business and love with Hobart Heafley directing and Booth Tarkington authoring. The story follows Sheridan Senior learning of his son Jim’s death, showing ambition, wealth, and a fragile family trying to find common happiness amid deceit and ruin.
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Booth Tarkington
Henley
Sheridan
Leains
Jim
Emmett Cortigan
Hen- Tey
Bibbs
Tait Sheridan
George —Hackathernr
Hot Water at Empire Theater Starring Harold Lloyd
Harold Lloyd headlines a balanced Empire program this week with the uproariously funny Hot Water about married life misadventures. Johnna Ralston plays the bride while Lloyd’s car escapades fuel constant chaos. Don Philippini conducts a musical overture and a brisk scare finale, followed by Roins of Angkor and Empire news reel.
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Harold Lloyd
Empire Theater
Johnna Ralston
Lloyd
Don
Philippini
Empire Symphony Orchestra
Roins
Angkor
Empire News Reel
Hollywood film features stars at Princess this week
Morton of the Movies presents Viola Dana as a comedy star guiding youth Merton away from grocery clerking toward screen fame at the Princess Theater. Glenn Hunter plays the hopeful, mothering by Dana leads to acting success in a lighthearted arc. a Dempsey feature follows with Tiger O Daskin style rescue thrills.
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Morton
Princess Theater
Viola Dana
Dietires
Glenn Hunter
Merton
Hollywood
Bhy
Jack Dempser
Jack
Tiger O'Das
Welcome Stranger at Rialto Opens Week
A new comedy, Welcome Stranger, opens at the Rialto for a week with a modern gentle humor and perseverance theme. Dore Davillson portrays Izzy Solomon the clever Jewish businessman who clashes with a small New England town before becoming its leading figure, aided by a girl and boy played by Florence Vidtor and Lloyd Hughes. The cast includes Noah Berry, Robert Edeson, Otsarlan, Virginia Browne Faire and William V. Morgan in supporting roles.
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Rialto
Dore Davillson
Izzy Solomon
New England
Florence Vidtor
Lloyd Hughes
Main Street
Noah Berry
Robert Edeson
Otsarlan
Virginia Browne Faire
William V. Dforg
Government victor in refusal to pay custodian interest
Washington DC November 3. District of Columbia Court of Appeals upholds ruling denying interest on seized stock proceeds to executrix Helene A Kay of New York as executrix of Richard Kay. The government has paid $894,393 but refused interest claiming law does not provide for government profit from the seizure.
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Washington, D. C
District | Ae Columbia Court of Appeals
Helene A. Kay
New York
Richard Kay
Golfers Win With Ease in Houston San Antonio Match
A Houston team defeated San Antonio at Brackenridge Park, with amateurs and pros from San Antonio losing all matches. Houston’s Bearden, Cook, and Weir led multiple points across foursomes and singles, while San Antonio posted uneven results. Final tallies showed Houston dominating the overall scores.
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Houston
San Antonio Municipal Toers
Tom Lally
Claren Maugham
Bay City
Houstonians
Brackenridge Park
Hotonians
Joan Bredentus
Beetle
O'Brien
Brinkman
Speer
Carpentih Lebman
MecHen' Speer
Lebman
Carpentier
McHenry
Weir
Fink
Henry
Lawso
Tawson
Aut ' Patterson
Altd Bayless
Tatterson
Poi
Autriy
Alter
Yotele
Touston San Antonio
Houst
San Antonio
Donation to Beautify Old Spanish Trail Campsite Nears Finalization
The Fredericksburg area venue near the Old Spanish Trail receives a donation for a public campsite. Leon Sprinant and Max Loepperwein, north of San Antonio, helped secure a donation through the Old Spanish Trail Association. The gift requires a right of way and a maintenance plan, with work on highway beautification around San Antonio and Boerne set to begin soon, aided by Boy Scouts. A mass citizens meeting is planned for mid November to discuss broader beautification plans along the trail.
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Leon Sprinant
Max Loepperwein
Senteon Mucg
San Antonio
Fredericksbure Raad
Amno Ty
San Anto
Bacine
George I* Ol
Old Spanish Association
Hay Scouts
Michael
Loen
Scout Commission
Sts. Powell
Commission begins sesion to view tax assessments
Electing Frank J T Bushiek as chairman, the four member board begins work reviewing tax assessments for about 100 taxpayers. Commissioners Rusk Wright and Paul Stefeler join the board as it plans daily sessions except Sundays and holidays for a month. Some owners challenge neighbor assessments while others question high values. No meeting Wednesday due to a legal holiday. Alice loses opener in Texas basketball game as Sandia's defeat them 15 to 6.
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Frank JT. Bushiek
Board of Canalization
Rusk
Phil Wright
Paul Stefeler
Ed Tower
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