Fondest Hopes for San Antonio Army Camp Football Benefits
The article describes three benefit football games at League Park in San Antonio to aid the United War Work campaign. Camp Mabry plays Camp Travis, Camp John Wise faces Camp Stanley, and Kelly Field meets Fort Sam Houston in a Sunday double header with added players from Kelly Field. Fort Sam Houston and other camps seek the Southern Department title as crowds expect a strong showing from the aviators. The schedule, quarantine delays, and strengthened teams set the stage for a significant gridiron weekend.
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Classification of Men Under 19 or Over 37 Ordered Stopped
Washington report states Pratt bonds halted classification of registrants under 19 or over 37. Questionnaires for 18 and 37 to 46-year-olds are not to be filled. admissions to central officers training camps suspended. Some colleges may continue training units while the government plans readjustments. Secretary Baker says policy will minimize disruption and determine future of army divisions.
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Final plans for boxing match unfold at Camp Travis
Final arrangements for a boxing card between Jelly Field and Fort Sam Houston on Saturday night will be completed Wednesday afternoon by a committee led by Lt Naulski of Kelly Field, Lt Lurin of Fort Sam Houston, and A W Jones, A C A athletic director at Camp Travis. The event at Camp Travis stadium will feature at least five star bouts and is a benefit for the United War Welfare Fund. Expected highlight bout pends on Willie Ames of Kelly Field versus Jerry Dalton of Camp Travis.
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Death of famed juggler Cinquevalli ends illustrious career
Paul Cinquevalli, renowned juggling ace born in Lissa Poland, died suddenly at home after fainting while new pianola work began. He rose from Odessa street performer to global stage icon, balancing billiard balls for years and mastering feats across Europe. He retired early in the war. multilingual, musical, and with sharp wit, he praised English and American audiences for understanding his craft.
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Government Stops Speculative Short Selling of Cotton
The War Industrial Board moves to halt new short selling in cotton futures, allowing only liquidation of long positions or hedge selling. New Orleans, New York, and other markets react with renewed fluctuations as prices slip from Tuesday’s close and spot prices vary across regions.
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New York Cotton Opens With Feverish Trade and Rallies
New York cotton markets see renewed excitement at opening on Nov. 12 as selling orders from yesterday’s decline linger, December and January prices slip then rally on talks of restriction to curb fluctuations. Dec up to 27.45, Jan to 26.78, with early losses narrowing and activity picking up toward midday amid liquidation and covering. Domestic mill consumption figures show 441,900 for Gelber versus 684,246 the prior year.
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New Orleans Cotton Falls After War Board Short Sale Ban
New Orleans traders sent calicoes lower after the War Industries Board prohibited further short selling of cotton futures contracts. The Washington ruling caused consternation among bears and limited trading on opening, depressing prices by the full limit allowed under wartime rules.
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Cotton Market Fluctuates Narrowly In New Orleans Trading
New Orleans dispatch reports irregular and unsettled cotton futures with December at 24.00, January 24.03, March 24.03, and May around 94.40 as demand briefly rose at the bottom of the range before easing. Active months showed gains of 73 to 100 points, then a quiet net decline of 50 to 300 points amid shifting contracts.
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PROVISION MARKETS Local packing prices and items
Local packing house listing for Wednesday offers dry salt extras two dozen bacon extras at 40.4 cents, dry salt bellies 14 to 16 pounds average at 34 cents, sliced breakfast bacon 67 cents, fancy hams 37 cents, bacon bellies 14 to 16 pounds average at 34 cents, pure lard 23 and a quarter cents, oleomargarine low grade 29 cents a pound, and American cheese 39 cents.
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Markets Report From San Antonio to Chicago and Kansas City
Markets cover fruit dairy poultry and butter prices in San Antonio and Chicago with quotes on eggs potatoes and poultry. See note on munitions from sea week about Hercules Powder Company securing explosive contracts while avoiding acetone by fermenting kelp for supply and new solvents.
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Little Journal
Oldest Army Officer? First Trent Among Ranks Overseas
Richard Veter of Washington 2B C is said to be the 41 year old officer among the American Expeditionary Forces overseas. He previously served as an interpreter with General Pershing's headquarters when the army went to France and has recently been commissioned as a first lieutenant and assigned to active duty.
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Decline in Corn and Oats Prices Held Narrow Range
Chicago November 1 prices for corn and oats stayed in a narrow range after a Food Administration statement that abandoning substitutes in wheat bread would not help. Prices opened flat to lower, then rallied briefly, ending with small gains on December and January futures. reports cite liberal shipments and tight offerings. Wheat and oats quotes follow, with No 2 yellow corn at 1.48 to 1.54 per bushel and No 2 white oats around 0.69 to 0.94.
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Wholesale Produce Prices From The Trade Listings
A dense list of wholesale prices for fresh vegetables and fruits by region, including California and Florida sources. Entries cover onions, potatoes, pumpkins, tomatoes, cabbage, turnips, beets, lettuce, radishes, okra, parsley, celery, peppers, squash, cucumbers, greens, oranges, grapes, apples, bananas, prunes, dried fruits, raisins, coffee, rice and sugar with varying package sizes and weight units.
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California Grocery Prices List From Old Market Ad
A catalog style listing details numerous canned goods dried beans fruits and vegetables with prices per unit can dozen or case. Items include Lipton Yellow Label tea California canned goods dried beans sardines molasses honey syrups flour cereals and grains with varied weights and unit pricing. Also notes banana pears apples and meat products with per dozen or per pound rates.
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America’s First Auto Recalled as Pioneering Car
Elwood Haynes, born in Portland Indiana, built the first US experimental automobile. He created a legged carriage and reached six and a half miles per hour on trial in Chicago. The vehicle is now in the Smithsonian. Charles Duryea and Alexander Winton soon followed with early commercially sold autos.
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Hogs Steady and cattle off on local market report
Hogs steady cattle off about 50 cents on local market with receipts large for the week. Bulls steady, hog market best, cattle steady to strong on northern markets. Comparisons show hogs steady in Chicago, steady to strong in Kansas City, and lower in St. Louis. Receipts listed across cattle, calves, hogs, horses with varying totals.
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New York Stocks Open With Broad Losses in Fear of Falls
Mixed action across steel, oils, and rail shares as fears of further declines prompt selling. Locomotives and some metals rise modestly while steels, coppers weaken and late rally resumes on petroleum strength. Final figures show dollar demand steady with government bonds generally firm and money market steady.
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Court of Criminal Appeals Reaffirms and Reverses Aeries Rulings
Court filings from Austin show multiple court actions Am I reaffirms and reverses in a batch ruling including Texas versus CM Wallace and a civil appeal. The docket lists judges and cites various counties including Dallas Harris El Paso Bexar and Tarrant with names such as Trailey Beaupre Verretta and Shaver.
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