Stocks Rally As Market Opens With Broad Gains
The New York market opened with gains led by rails and steel shares. Seaboard and Chicago Great Western posted highs for the year while Bethlehem Steel fell after bond withdrawals, with U S bonds steady and coca sugar shares advancing on local demand.
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Seaboard
Chicago
Colorado & Southern
Brooklvny
Manhattan Trem
Bethlehem Steel
Suga Io Hisher
Sug
Putta Alexre Ts
Hotel Martin Company
Uncn. x. Vi
San Antonio Market Prices for Various Produce
Thursday morning prices from the Prom Con gussion Company list dozens of items. Prices include lettuce California $5.60 to $5.55 per crate, squash $1.00 to $1.25 per pushed basket, cucumbers five pounds per cent, and oranges Valencian $5.25 to $7.25 per box. Also noted are apples, bananas, grapes, and other fruits with varied quotes across markets.
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Prom Congussion Company
Cistorti
Califor
Badisnen
Ege
Toshi Gali
Vorio Nico
Rid
Jery
Colorado
California
Californe
Gunestel
Valencic
Sunkist
Ren Avis
Jonathan
Cattle and Hog Prices Hold Steady Amid Mixed Market
The San Antonio market reports cattle steady while hog values dip. Trade shows about 56,000 cattle on sale, with top hogs around 19.10 and calves mostly steady. Kansas City and Liverpool notes follow with mixed receipts, prices, and forecasts, reflecting cautious demand and shifting weights across regions.
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San Antonio
Chivagg
Fats
Kansas City
Titanis
Ted 'D
City Plans Armistice Day Parade San Antonio
Armistice Day parade organizers in San Antonio announce a large parade to honor fallen American soldiers. Grand marshal Jack R. Burke leads the effort with city officials and military units, including police, fire, veterans, and school cadet groups. The procession will assemble at 10 am, move at 11, and be reviewed on Alamo Plaza in a tribute to the dead.
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Civie
San Antonio
Jack R. Burke
Sarran
Alamo Plaza
Sinmerall Aml
Eighth Corps
John W. Tobin
Burker
American Legion
Legion
Jacl
R. Burke
Tobin
Buck
Cal
van Horn
W. A
Wnd
In Avenugs
Brackenridge
Nena
Aid Societs
Alfred Sauers
San Antonio Academy
Albert Nidney Jahnautt
Eamn No
U. C
Tebir
Fade Augustus Yam
Ebinny
Boy Scouts of
Amer
Knights of
Cobus
le Georgtary
YW. A
American Legion Airy
Sam Houston
Veterans of Foreign Wars
I As Ut
Christopher Colambies
Tadies
Confederacy
Campaign near Talfway Point Reaches Target
The VY. W. G. A. drive for funds nears the halfway mark at noon Thursday with 33 609 75 subscribed. By morning the total stood at 5499 25, raised previously. Executives report many workers idle but few diverted by order to attend. Entertainment and song services are provided during the drive.
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Ae Atau
Muir Alya Wilgas
Woman Bruised as Car Backed Into Pedestrian at Jefferson and Travis
Miss Louise Heehan, employee at Sommers drug store No. 5, was struck as a car backed from the curb at Jefferson and Travis streets at 12:07 PM. The driver fled the scene. Heehan sustained minor injuries. Witnesses doubt the driver realized anyone was hit.
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Louise Peehan
Sommers
Jefferson and
Travis Streets
Aliss Heehan
Police probe gem loss of 198 cents
Detectives investigate a jewelry theft reported by Henry Hollander a jewelry salesman at 541 South Flores Street. He says a soldier stopped at the post office looked at wares but left without buying and three men’s rings and three Indies’ rings disappeared. He valued each ring at 83 cents.
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Henry Hollander
South Flores Strevk
Hollander
Radio program schedule teems with concerts and talks
A dense listing of radio broadcasts and venues for November 6 features orchestras, choirs, soloists, and talks across stations WEAF WGN KYW WBAP WHAS WMC WCCO CKAC WOAW WOAR WOOG and others. Included are concerts, lectures, dance numbers, orchestral performances, and religious talks across major cities.
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Radio Digest
the Associated Press
WEE
Boston
Big Brother Club
Gill
WEAF
WGN
Chitaso Tribune
Ghanman
WMA
Chicago News
Chicago
KYW
WLW
Chincionati
WAS
Dellas News
Woc
Ravenport
Sandmanchestra
WCX
Detroit Free Press
Obrano
WBAP
Port Worth Star Telegram
WDAF
Kansas City Star
School of the Airy
Nighthawks
SHJ
Los Angeles
Montreal
ATOR
Newark
EGO
Oakland
Omaha
WOAR
Philadelphia
Falk
Te Tak
San Francisco
San Juan
Schenectady
Soprang
Mausi
Unclear regional forecast with scattered details
The fragmentary weather notes mention variably cooler conditions, unsettled patterns, and winds from the southwest to west across multiple cities including San Antonio Chicago Kansas City New York St. Louis and others. Several linesnote possible showers or snow flurries and record temperatures of around the 60s with cool nights.
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San Antonio
East Texas
Orith
Wall Street Features Crude Oil Advance
Crude oil prices rose on the Gulf Coast moving to signal higher future price policy for producers. The advance was seen as a forerunner of Mid Continent crude gains and potential broader oil quotation rises before year end. American Sugar stock moves and London metal updates accompany the market snapshot.
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New York
San Antonio
Gulf Coast
Pioneers Owa ARNG at Reunion Open Old Trail Drive
Old Trail Drivers Association marks opening day of its reunion at the Gunter Hotel with reenactments. Notables include William E. Cureton, Light Townsend, Amasa Clark, and Captured Indians survivors. Attendees from San Antonio, Bandera, Randera, and nearby districts, with plans to reach about 200 by night.
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Gunter Hotel
Old Trail Drivers’ Association
Order of the Ay
Billy
William E. Cureton
Texas
New Mexico
Light Townsend
Coahuila
Manelota
Townsend
Crockett
Mexico
Amasa Clark
General Scott
Mexico City
Clark
Bandera
Cc. C. Goodnight
Goodnight
Goodnightin
Geronimo
Costelito
John Moran
Hermington Street
Ite
Smoky Till River
Tle
Santa Fe Trail
Big Bend
Ark
Mogan
C.F. Dean
Red River
George W. Saunders
T. Stewart Pearce
T. Pryor
E. Cates
First Baptist Chearch
J. Ty. Preston
William Krompkan
Bayless Leads Oklahoma City Race With Most Precincts In
With 29 precincts left uncounted in the First Oklahoma district Warne Bayless a Democrat led by 1279 votes over J Montgomery. Bayless 46117 Montgomery 44838 amid looming results as incumbents and a new Democratic member eyed victory. The First and Second districts showed close competition and Hastings in the Second faced a tight race as results neared completion.
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Oktahoma City
ATS
Warne Bayless
Denocrat
J. Montgomery
Oklahoma
Bayless
Montgometry
Meimpent Sopmatic
Jazz Praise by Italian Violinist From Mexico City
Italian violin virtuoso Santo Io Piere, arrived with accompanist David C Garcia, discusses jazz as world popular entertainment. He notes jazz blends rhythm with instruments, coexists with classical music, and evolves as artists bring new concepts, citing Puccini and Debussy as early innovators.
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Santo Io
Piere
Mexico City
David C. Garcia
Lo Priore
Jax “Musica de Parrands
la Scala
Milan
Mexico
Europe
United States
Debussy
Republicans Win Colorado Vote With Coolidge Lead
Early Colorado returns show President Coolidge carrying the state with a large Republican ticket lead. From about 1258 of 1493 precincts, Coolidge leads with 177,995 to Davis 70,695. LaVollette 4a, and Phipps appears safely ahead for the long term Senate seat. Morley leads governor Sweet with 157,024 to 186,354 as returns continue.
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Penver
Coolidge
Colorado
Davis
la Vollette
Tawrence C. Phipps
Adams
United States Senate
Phipps
Rice W. Means
Republiccan
Klan
Morrison Shafrota
Tadge Clarence J. Morley
William B. Sweet
Brookhart Leads Steck by 66 Votes in Iowa Returns
Complete returns from all precincts show Senator Smith W. Brookhart defeating Daniel F. Steck by 66 votes. Brookhart 446 506, Steck 440 440, with missing Lee county precincts altering early totals but not the final margin. Data spans multiple counties and precincts, reflecting a tight statewide race.
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Des Moines
Smith W. Brookhart
Daniel F. Steck
Ottumwa
Brookhart
Steck
Lee County
Brookbarn
Tin
Death claims John Dullnig pioneer in San Antonio life
John Delling, aged 92, longtime San Antonio grocer and hardware dealer, died at 227 West Nueva Street. He arrived in Texas in 1854 and settled on Military Avenue later moving to Nueva Street. Survived by four sons and two daughters, funeral arrangements to be announced by the Biche company.
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John Delling
San Antonio
San Antoninus
Merenmame
Guy Wis Bert
Kaernthen
Jnst
Texas
Indiganela
Overlang
Fsimary
Dalling
Tewa
Sophie Bruhn
Germany
Dutliig
Military Waza
Duiliig
Nuova Street
South Wares Street
Dy, Avenue
Tans Dulin
Tas Angelee
Clara Dulliig
Ward
Fred Tailime
Harley
Hey
Biche Company
Wet forces claim gains in Congress
In Washington New Jersey leaders of both dry and wet factions issued statements after Tuesday's election. Wayne Wheeler of the Anti-Saloon League said the dry majority has grown and that amidst 83 senators elected only a few wet-backed candidates were chosen. He claimed voters want stronger enforcement of the eighteenth amendment.
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Washington
Wayne B. Wheeler
Consin
Anti-Saban League
Vasquez Faces Roxs in San Antonio Bout
Mike Vasquez of El Paso travels to San Antonio to train for a twelve round clash with Kid Roxs at Market Hall next Tuesday night. Roxs gained fame by stopping Johnny Merida after Merida knocked out Pascal Colletti, with Vasquez boasting regional wins and a recent record against top southwest boxers. The program includes several four round prelims and two welterweights Fox Trot Pompas and Tack Paster, plus bantams Battling and Babe Galton, in a card promoted by Sheiter.
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Mike Vasquez
el Paso
San Antonio
Kid Roxs
Syracuse
Market’ Hall
Ross
Johnny Merida
Market Ball
Johnny
Indian Russes
Eddie Coulon
Eddie Brady
Eddie Anderson
Charley Ferraci
New Orleans
Vasquez
Rosy
Bascam
Mike
Southwest
Rock Mountain
Elemnent
Kid Bramer
Rocky Mountain
Denver
Far West
Ani
Sheiter
Neticome
Fox
Pompas
Tack Paster
Will
Mickey Penta
Albert Tis
Mayen
Tosi
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Telinia
Lowis
Savdur
Iandon
Yandon
Kansas City Livestock
ST. Louis Livestock
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Sheen
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Cotlonseen
Ton, Tex
Hyustun
Hells, Gud
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ORLA
Iverpool
Jyze
Tel
Davee, Cotton
Liverpool
Cates
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Amerign
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Saly
Kesota
North Dakota
Sona Vakota
Ken Farly
Ohio
Bull
Wen Site
Minnesota
Wisconsin
YORK
Urs, Payris
Paris
Nev
Yontlins
London
Boston Wool
San Antonio Light
Sueatayr
Ishja Necues
Tiverpool
Sustratian
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Econids
Progtan
Talfway Pos
Tempertacres
Cleary
Kansan City
Lear
New Yorks
Clit
Guy Higheut
St. Loui
Massa
Wall Street
American Sugar
Great Western Sukar
Mison
Americain Sugar
Londos Metal
Walt Ofuopuy
Jusaador London
NEW York Dry Goods
San Antonio Lighs
Wixoos
T. Louis Produce
ST. Lots
Owa
Endians
Cete
Custer
Flon
Anekelow
Randera
Opia
Tex
Lipaws
Casselite
Negra Ves
del’ Rio
F. H. Tehman
Fort Mason
Snd
J. Smith
Jeff J) Smith
Brothe
Priven Springs
Kendall
Berar
Jim
Walker
W. F. Burks
Cotulla
Tustead
Waron
Bucey
Nuecesconte
Kansas
John Dulac
Austria
Congress
Vasquez Ei
AOL
Tommy White
Torreon
Mexica
Jack Fowley
Tose Tenlace
Rabbit Palmer
Pronkie
Farland
Rehr
Meriroigh
Frankie Faf
Paso
Wi Deciss
Tohnue Merino
Tampico
Mesien
Thureday Maenins
White
Gore ‘Monzon
Montprey
Ne Te
Rabbit
Ae Turd Caha
Ervetel i Oypsniel de Thomare
Ile Pelt Shaws
Cala Ive
Harrisburg Independent School District
Hewark
Houston
Magnolia Park
Harrisburg
Park Place
Brookline
Messrs
J. E. Jarratt & Company Investment Bankers
Frost Bank Building
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