Uneven Movement Marks London Bond Prices
Irregularities defined today's lond trading with high grade investments like United States government bonds mostly firm while several issues slipped. Foreign bonds showed active selling and premium when issued notes traded above par. Industrials and sugar bonds held firm with miscellaneous moves. Seaboard, Union Pacific and Northern Pacific listed notable activity.
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San Antonio
United States
Atenisda
Reactioneo
Huns Saring
United
Pierce-traw &S
Seaboard
Saga Union
Consolidated Gas and Utilities Listed in Texas Supreme Court Context
In a Wall Street feature the San Antonio area investors discuss a Texas Supreme Court decision affecting Consolidated Gas. The piece notes a investors meeting to reorganize the company structure, anticipated savings on expenses, and adjustments before dividends. Local ads list auto tops, seat covers, garages, bicycles, and repair shops amid broader business notices.
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San Antonio
United States Supreme Court of At
Mer
Weather Temperatures Across Regions
Su night temperature remains mild with fair skies in West and South Texas. Tuesday night shows cooler readings. New York and St. Louis report clear to cloudy conditions with NW and S winds. Washington notes 40s with cloud cover and a north wind. highs around the upper 30s to mid 40s in several cities.
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Texas
New York
St. Louis
Saaijne
Washington
She Norchel
Market Prices for Produce and Goods Quoted Tuesday
Prices quoted to producers and retailers for a wide range of produce and commodities on Tuesday morning include beets and carrots at various per dozen or per pound rates, California vegetables and fruits with crate and per dozen pricing, as well as butter poultry and eggs. The reports list specific figures for crops from California and Puerto Rico, plus retail and wholesale levels, with several firms named as buyers and traders.
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Pruitt Commission Company
Lgtisee
California
Porto Rico
Light hog and lamb market dip as shippers rush to weaker demand
Chicago reports slower demand as country shippers push light swine to weak market. Hog runs rise with 19.00 today, cows down 24 cents, lambs active up to 25 cents, prime lots around 14 to 15 dollars, feed lot bids steady. Internat ional livestock show looms, shippers advised to hold stock for better fares.
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San Antonio
Chicago
Ner Dsokite
Tagan
Ayers
Turret as GE drops and turkeys markets shift trade notes
Commodity news notes show a drop in General Electric turret materials and a surge in turkey shipments from the North, with live birds selling 25 to 72 cents per pound and dressed birds at 35 cents. Fall River plant opens. Pocahontas Manufacturing plans a near-term restart affecting about a thousand workers. Steel, wheat, meat and energy market notes from Cleveland Lynn East St Louis and Mulesville report mixed activity and price movements.
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Teatice
Fall River
Pocaseti Manufacturing
East ST. Louis
Baet
Kitoue Cis
WMG
Hulk Semin
Cari
Jamie
Topard
Eatiz Galos
Uncle Bi
Commodity Market Notes Mixed On Calves Wool and Bonds
Market brief from San Antonio and Chicago reports mixed trends in livestock and wool prices with calves and cattle wavering. Wool markets show slowing activity amid rising prices while bond quotations edge lower in some segments and textile fibers trade at varied levels.
Oil Stocks Lead Upward Domestic Market Report
The San Antonio Light notes price trends on the curb exchange with gains in Standard Oil issues and related specialties. Standard of Ohio, Prairie Oil, and Solar fuel shares rose, while Rio Grande & Western preferred dipped and Jersey Zinc profit taking limited further advance.
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San Antonio
New York
Ohio
Prairie Otti
Standard
Rio Grande & Western
Ile
Canaria
Recemt
Jersey Zinc
Official Orders Washington ford B. King Promotion and Reliev
Military promotion and reassignment notices list Capt. Field Artillery promotions to major and other officers advancing or moving between commands. Brig. Gen. Wu Weigel elevated to major general with reliefs and new postings for Col. George Simonds, Brig. Gen. Payer reassigned, and multiple transfers across infantry, cavalry, and ordnance units. Also notes retirements, honors, and field postings including Washington and Canal Zone assignments.
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Ford B. King
Field Artillery
Wu Weigel
Neral Weigel
Brigale Pe
Pumpine
Col
George &. Simonds
Infantry
Payer
Fort Wadsworth
N. 1
Maison Barracks
Kenneth TB. Bush
Adjutant General’s Department
Orlando G. Palmer
Cavaloy
Adjutant General's Department
Fie Seydel
Chemical Wa Ico
Ealzawaooul Ajnal
Wie Lhief
Chermical
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M. Thorovehman
Wort Hayes
Dlen
Henry Fechmod
Apvalrs
Ig Aundune
Harry K. Camphill
Ordnance
Bened Fi
Rickard
Tafantyr
Hanens
Liasavenes
Caph Thoman G. Carlin
Lafantrr
New York National Guard
Dutty
Canal Zone
Serand
Hevert S. Young
Thirsty-fourth Infantry
Ortiguntis
Ant” Aesignad
Hawaii
Gear
Fatlore
Murphy
Jefferson
Foreign Service
Fred W. Z. Sterebl
Aixth Infantes
Jederson
Benning
Atouzy
Novales
Sancruit
Fort Benning
Seventeenth Infantys
Racols
Sublina
Fira Teohert
Fay
Fort Bean
Mort Gout
John Ds
Nelson
Went
MePoerson
Harvey Shaw
Port ‘Ga Houston
Lew. Hobert Am. Springer
Tork Sem
Houston
rot Teun turk Hilde+ prand
George F Wells
Robert ¢. Beckett
Peter OBrien Trial Sees Embezzlement Charge Readied
Peter OBrien and his brother faced trial for embezzlement and grand larceny in a case tied to the Sullivan Bank affair. Jurors were selected as defense and prosecution argued over continuance. testimony referenced alleged entries and transactions across the bank period.
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Peter Obrien
Tril
Tadse
W. MaCrery
DL A. Viele
Newton
Judee W
Rejeewengl
Vhs Brien
Bimughiessy
D. Sullivan Bank
Lim
Sellivan
Infantry Classes for City Reservists Begin in November
The Red Moon of the St. Anthony Hotel hosts November classes for city reservists of the BATE Infantry Ninetieth Division. The program, led by executive officer Leo V2 Hua, covers rifle squad and company combat principles through conferences and written problems.
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St. Anthony Hotel
Angmrer Peserve
Leo V2 Huanient
Bate Infantry
Ninetieth Divisione
Organeed Teserves
Entertainment Feature for Convention of Teachers Here
A pageant at Grackenridge Senior School in connection with the State Teachers convention portrays early education and pioneers with a cast of 200 including Treckenrlee High students and elementary pupils. Harriott Jeston Dickey directs with Miss Dickey optimistic about a successful performance amid a colorful display and chorus. The piece references Santa Anna, Texas history, and figures like General Sam Houston in a pantomime style program.
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Grackenridge
Zoelogic
Smbling Livre
Apeakars
Stigler
EL da Hue
Harriott Jeston Dickey
San Antonio Schoole
Treckenrlee High
Donald Hedimand
Jenin
Det al Sudians
Orthselatz
Teron Deriven
Sam Houston
William Mane Tr
Anna
Grandee Geeodmites
Pek Delphin
Meyealle
Pirat Sehidl
Deon
Pladdern
Ruth Fisher
Velma Weysbrynk
Santa Anna
Conston
Dickey
Nordhaus Contends for State Labor Post in Ferguson Era
San Antonio figure Eugene Nordhaus, former representative and free-textbook author, is slated for state labor commissioner under the Ferguson administration. Reported by Austin authorities, Nordhaus is a longtime Ferguson ally who boosted labor-friendly legislation in the legislature. Myers, current commissioner, is up for reappointment, while Nordhaus plans to enter Houston publishing after the appointment.
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Eugene, Nordhaus
San Antonio
Ikoe
Texas
Atate
Ferguson
Austin
Good Authority
Nordhaus
Heis
Pergusons
Wergusen
Joseph So Myers
Wil Ane Ge
Houston
Candy Sales Talk Shown by Petriay at Hotel Club
Petriay addressed a sales club at the St An Thiny Hotel about his firm’s chocolate offerings. He demonstrated handling objections, securing a sale of garden provisions, and distributed samples as autograph prizes were awarded. Alva Wilsas led songs while prize items included ice cream and coffee themed sweets from the Brown Company.
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Reovwa
Hig
Cnmipans
Anthin - Fhotel
Candy Gonning
St. An- Thiny Hotel
Petry Selectal
Ache
Fuse
Peerring
Alva Wilsas
Brown Company
P. Mann
Noted Texas author to be lunch guest
Jit Cross, Boras author of The Golden Cocoon, will be the honor guest at the San Antonio Magic Club luncheon at 1250 o clock Friday afternoon at the San Antonio Country Club. Miss Cross will speak of her struggle before stiece. Invitations extend to Colley Women's Club and Wednesday Sanngheon Club. Reservations through Miss Elise Engel or Miss Idilda Benam.
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Jit Cross
Boras
San Antonio Magic Club
Tunden
San Antonio
Miss Cross
Stiece
Colley Women’s Club
Mane
Elise Engel
Jdilda Benam
Jury selection begins for Alvin Townsley murder trial
In Georgetown, jury selection started after Judge James R. Hamilton denied a defense motion for continuance. Alvin Townsley faces an indictment on murder charges in the fatal shooting of Charles Fients in Giddings, with illness cited as a reason for the request to delay.
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Georgetown
Alvin Townsley
James RR. Hamilton
Charles: Fients
Giddings
Tball
Business Men Plan Para Costumes for Rio Grande Parade
San Antonio businessmen organize a parade tour December 11 and 12 visiting Harlingen Brownsville San Benito and McAllen. Nearly a dozen organizations will join the march with banners and distinctive costumes including Kiwanis Manufacturers Association Open Show Association Schuniners Elks and A H A Club. The largest parade starts at dawn from trains to the Valley Mid Winter Fair grounds at Harlingen with thousands expected.
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Kiwanis
Foe Naylor
Manufacturers' Association
GC. C. Leel
Open
Open Show “Association To Send’ Sidney Cornelius
Schuiners and Elks
A-Ha Club
Spa Antonio
A-Ha Cleb
Rio Grande Valley
Harlingen
Brownsville
San Benito
McAllen
Albertos Mi Garcia Class Will Appear In Benefit Concert
A concert by the advanced class of Pupils of Alberto M Garcia will be held at Main Arena High School auditorium Tuesday evening. Proceeds go to a Crippled Children Hospital. Admission is 23 and years. The program features Etudes, dances, and songs by the class and named soloists.
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Alberto M. ©. Garcia
Tichns Jist
Arenad High School
Hospital
Garcia
J. Zeneda
Ida Delery
Margaret Hoetgen
Mars Jovie Murray
Ruth Howell
Lorena Dodson
Ave Maris Stella
Be ‘Jorie Murray
the Eldiet
Toevena Dodson
Methjo
Mortician A Bizik Dies After 26 Years In Undertaking Work
A. A. Bizik aged 64, native of San Antonio and longtime undertaker in the city, died at his home 323 Water Street after returning from a St. Vincent de Paul Society meeting. He leaves a widow, Mrs. Aimik, three daughters, three sisters, and was a member of the Knights of Columbus and several lodges. Funeral arrangements are pending.
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A. A. Bizik
San Antonio
Water Street
Obituary for Adele Fresenius DeYoung
Mrs. Adele Fresenius DeYoung 24 died at a rural hospital Tuesday morning. She attended the University of Texas and the Teachers' Normal San Marcos. She belonged to Grace Lutheran church and the Praetorians. Surviving are husband George DeYoung of Dallas, mother Mrs. Clara Fresenius, a brother W. Fresenius, and sisters Mrs. John B. Eyes and Mrs. Louis F. Hirsch, both of San Antonio. Funeral services will be at Porter Loring parlors at 1 o'clock Wednesday afternoon with Paul F. Avin officiating. burial in Hermaz Sons cemetery follows. Funeral home listings appear in the ads.
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C'Clors
DeLong
The
Texas University
Teachers’ Normal San Marcns
Grace Lutheran Church
Praetorians
George DeYoung
Dallas
Clara Fresenias
FL W. Fresenias
John B. Eyes
Louis Fr. Hirsch
San Afitonis
Porter Loring
Ry Paul F. Avin
Orid
Hermaz Sons
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