Stock Market Rebounds Amid Steady Leadership Boost
New York October 1 The stock market showed a morning wobble then steadied with general gains for leaders. Steel weakened then recovered while copper shares led the advance with Amalgamated China and Canadian Pacific among risers. Trading cooled at noon but the market closed firm after a late rally.
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New York
Amalgamated
China
Canadian Pacific
Union Pacific
Virginia-Carolina Chemical
Southern Pacific
Reading, Steel and Amalgamated
Money on Call Rates and Time Loans Report
New York market notes money on call firm at 2 to 4 percent with ruling rate at 3 percent. Bid values show 3 3⁄4 percent, time loans steady for 60 days at 4 percent and six months at 4 percent.
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New York
Mercantile Rates and Bonds Steady in New York Update
New York on October 1 reports prime mercantile paper at 6 percent, sterling exchange quoted at 4.82 for 60 days and 4.35.90 for demand, commercial bills at 451 percent, bar silver at 61 cents, Mexican dollars at 47 cents, with government and railroad bonds holding steady.
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New York
Sterling Exchange
Market Quotes Across Metals On London and New York
New York prices show lead quiet at 4.75 dollars, copper steady near standard spot, and electrolytic tin around 16.87 dollars with nearby months 16.50. London quotations vary for zinc and copper futures while warrants and copper rounds drift, with mixed activity and occasional dullness in the market.
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New York
London
Lake
Zony Dull Kson
Cleveland
Real Estate Transfers List of Numerous 1913 1918 Conveyances
A dated compilation of real estate transfers including M Acovice to W H Ferguson for Lot 19 in block 1972 Bantera Ave for 100 dollars and multiple other deeds and quit claims to or from individuals such as J E B Canfield, Mollie DeRyee, Ida Crossley, Bertha Haye, Hugo Kott, L B Haines, and Ellen Davin, with various blocks and lots in San Antonio area developments and prices ranging from 50 to 5900 dollars.
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M. Acovice
W. H. Ferguson
New City
Bantera Avenue
J. EB
Percy. Canfield
M. M. Canfield
Grandview
Baker
Horace Shelton
Alamo Heights
Mollie DeRyee
Ida M. Crossley
Jand-as
Bertha
August Haye
Ebb
Hucker
New City Block
Garden Street
Hugo Kott
W. R. Wiseman
Bsattle L
Kingsbury
A. Chapa
Reinia Street
Los Angeles Heights
Angeles Heights
Paul P
Iaemery Jr
C. M. Chambers
K. Chapa
Aarkparr
Q. C.i Frick
Septemilnea
H. G. Staacke
R. Maurer
Olme
Southwestern _ Corporation
Louis Bauer
Church Congress Calls for Action on Sex Race and Social Order
The Church of England Congress opened with Bishop Edward Stuart Talbot urging unflinching application of Christian principles to social injustices and economic problems. He pressed stronger stands against racial contempt, exploitation, and the white slave traffic, and denounced armaments and international selfishness.
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Southampton
Eng
Church of England Congress
Edward Stuart Talbot
Winchester
Congo
Putumayo
Talbot
Joske Bros Open All Day Tomorrow Ad
Local retailer Joske Brothers and Co announces extended hours with an all day opening tomorrow for shoppers seeking seasonal goods and specials.
Railroads Earn Modest Growth in Early September
Dun’s Review reports United States railroads show gross earnings for the first two weeks of September totaling 18,629,651 dollars, up 0.1 percent from the same period last year. The gains are smaller than earlier months this year but railroads overall are 5 percent higher than two years ago, with most major systems improving slightly.
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United States
Dun
Gain P.C
Cotton Region Bulletin October 1 1913
The Cotton Region Bulletin reports a 24 hour period ending 8 a m at 76th meridian time with temperature data used for the Houston District averages. The text notes the average computation is not used for the Houston District.
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Houston
Unsettled Weather With Above Normal Rainfall Likely
Forecaster Allen Buell notes unsettled belt weather with near normal temperatures and rainfall of an inch or more expected at Evergreen Mobile Waynesboro Fort Deposit Montgomery Watumpka Cheneyville Lafayette Natchez Brookhaven Corsicana San Marcos Austin San Antonio Kerrville Houston Texas.
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Evergreen
Mobile
Waynesboro
Fort Deposit
Montgomery
Watumpka
Cheneyville
Lafayette
Natchez
Brookhaven
Corsicana
San Marcos
Austin
San Antonio
Kerrville
Houston
Tex
Weather Observation Report for October First 1913
Observations recorded at 8 a m on Wednesday October 1 1913. Data likely include temperature wind direction and atmospheric conditions as part of a daily meteorological log.
Sugar Prices Slip in New York Market Signals Local Decline
Refined sugar fell 35 cents per hundredweight in New York, pricing refiners at 4.35 to wholesalers from 4.80 yesterday. Local grocer jobbers had not been notified of lower New Orleans prices by noon, but a drop is expected to take effect tomorrow. The best granulated sugar retail price remains 5.25 per hundred pounds. Wheat supplies rising abroad kept downward pressure on prices with no local grain or flour changes today.
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New York
New Orleans
Asumer
San Antonio
Chicago Board of Trade
Canada
Louisiana orange crop outlook as new groves come in
Louisiana orange growers anticipate a strong season as several new groves begin bearing. Last year’s crop reached 350000 boxes, marking a bumper harvest. Industry expansion continues with many new plantings and hopes to double output in a few years.
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Louisiana
Packer Returns From Maine Sardine Centers
A prominent New York packer reports two weeks in the Maine sardine packing centers. He notes a month with virtually no fish, only large unsalable catches, and that scarce fish came from Castine to Portland. Pack houses have sold as fast as they could can.
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New York
Maine
Castine
Portland
California Canners Report Firm Market for Canned Fruit
California canners report a satisfactory and firm market for canned fruit as buyers purchase in small steady parcels. Advances in some items have not affected trade, while hot weather increases interest in California canned tomatoes but remains firm with no pressure to sell.
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California
Wholesale Market Prices From Country Produce Listing
Prices to retailers across eggs poultry butter cheese vegetables fruits and staples. Texas California and Colorado origins noted with per dozen per crate per hundredweight and per box figures for eggs poultry butter cheese and produce items.
Wholesale Price List Of Groceries And Provisions
A dense catalog of prices by category including meats lard canned goods dried fruits and California imports. Notable items include corn oats hay and sorghum with Texas origins, pure sorghum at 10c per gallon and lard at 138c per pound. Canned meats fish and dried fruits show varied per-pound and per-dozen prices.
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Texas
San Antonio
South
Butter Eggs and Poultry Prices Steady in Kansas City
In Kansas City on October 1 prices for butter eggs and poultry remained unchanged amid steady market conditions. Vintage market notes indicate stable retail and wholesale quotes with no sudden shifts expected in the near term.
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Kansas City
Rice and currency quotes from New Orleans market report
New Orleans market notes show Rough Honduras rice steady to lower and Japan strong. Prices quoted: Rough Honduras 2.50 to 4.55, Japan 2.25 to 3.75, clean Honduras 4% to 5% of cent, Japan 8% ec old 3% c. Receipts and sales across rough, clean Honduras and Japan entries listed with sack and pocket quantities and prices.
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New Orleans
Honduras
Japan
Joske Bros Open All Day Tomorrow Adv
Advertisement notes Joske Brothers store will be open all day tomorrow with sales and hours. It promotes extended hours and shopping convenience for customers.
Sugar Prices Decline in New York Markets
Raw sugar moves lower with Muscovado at 2.98 dollars and centrifugal at 3.28. Molasses sugar 2.73. Refined sugar also softens with cut loaf 6.26, crushed 5.15, mould A 4.80, cubes 4.79, powdered 4.60, granulated 4.45, Tate A 4.45, confectioners 4.30. No further details provided.
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New York
Market Quotations From St Louis on Poultry and Eggs
Quotations in St Louis on October 1 show chickens at 12 c per pound for common varieties, springs and fat turkeys at 18 c, ducks 11 c, geese at a. Butter creamery at 31 c, eggs at 23 c.
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ST. Louis
Springs
Rainy cattle market yields best prices at Union Stock Yards
Despite inches of mud and heavy rain, October 1 trading at Union Stock Yards brought strong prices. Cattle 139 head calves 174 hogs $8.25 top. cows to $5.25, calves $6.50, hogs around $8. Reports from other centers show steady cattle values and lower hogs. Fort Worth led with the largest stock run of the year.
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Union Stock Yards
Fort Worth
Fort Worth cattle market posts heaviest receipts of year
Fort Worth Texas October 1 reports the heaviest receipts of the year with about 7500 cattle and 1000 calves. Beef steers steady at 6.00 to 7.26, feeder steers 6.00 to 6.89, butcher cows 4.25 to 5.75, heifers 5.50 to 7.25. Bulls active at 6.59, stocker cattle 4.25 to 5.60, calves 4.60 to 8.00. Hogs native sale 6 to 10 cents lower, 8.40 to 8.60. Sheep active and steady.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Market Receipts and Prices for Cattle Hogs and Sheep
ST LOUIS Oct 1 Receipts and quotations today show cattle receipts 5500 including 600 Texans with steady market native beef steers 5.50 to 9.40 cows and heifers 4.75 to 8.75 Texas and Oklahoma steers 5.50 to 7.75 cows and heifers 4.25 to 6.50 calves 5.00 to 6.00 per cwt. Hog receipts 10000 and market lower with pigs and lights 6.50 to 8.85 good heavy 8.50 to 8.65. Sheep receipts 2500 market strong muttons 3.75 to 4.35 lambs 6.50 to 4.0.
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ST. Louis
Texas
Oklahoma
Kansas City Market Prices and Livestock Quotations
Receipts and quotations recorded in Kansas City on October 11 show bulk hogs at 8.25 to 8.55, heavy hogs 8.26 to 8.60, lights 6.25 to 8.55, pigs 6.00 to 7.50. Cattle receipts total 1000 with 1500 southern cattle. prime fed steers 8.80 to 9.25, dressed steer 7.90 to 8.75, southern steers 5.70 to 7.00, cows 4.25 to 7.00, heifers 5.00 to 9.00. Sheep receipts 10,000. lambs 6.59 to 7.25, yearlings 5.00 to 5.76, wethers 4.25 to 4.75, ewes 3.50 to 4.50.
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Kansas City
Chicago Market Receipts and Quotations for Hogs Cattle and Sheep
Chicago reports today as hogs show slow sales with bulk at 8.38 to 8.70, rghts 8.40 to 9.00, pigs to 7.75. cattle slow with Texas steers 6.40 to 7.90 and cows 8.75 to 8.55. sheep strong with native lambs 6.80 to 7.40 and yearlings 4.90 to 6.85.
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Chicago
Reeves
Texas
New York Coffee Prices See Small Step In Rio Pieces
New York on October 1 reports No 7 Rio Pieces steady with December at 9.99 and May shown in the market note. The brief reflects a quiet session with marginal moves and steady freight context.
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New York
Hyde York
Bullish Crop News Lifts Cotton Market in Early Trading
Bullish crop reports and favorable weather boosted buying in the cotton market on Oct 25. Futures showed gains at the open and through the first half hour, with some pauses as traders weighed rain reports and potential Lancashire spinners actions. Prices remained firm with notable regional prices rising across New York New Orleans Liverpool and Houston.
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New York
Liverpool
Lancashire
Bolton
New Orleans Cotton Opens Higher on Weather and Trade Hopes
Cotton futures in New Orleans opened steady to higher as rain spreads through the cotton belt and weather reports hint at more crop damage. Bear offerings were light while buying from bulls grew on optimistic Washington market legislation and strong export movement from Galveston with 106000 bales shipped. Prices rose 5.7 points by midmorning and advanced to 17–19 points over yesterday's close by 2 pm.
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New Orleans
Washington
Texas
Bulle
Galveston
Ich
Cotton futures open steady and close firm in New Orleans
New Orleans on October 1 reports futures opened steady with October at 13.78 and November at 18.71 while December 13.73 asked and January 13.76. February 13.81 and March 13.87 asked with May 13.91 bid. Cotton futures closed very steady with a net advance of 18 to 22 points.
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New York
Pen. & W
Erere
Aes
Einves Kd
Tia Aati
New Orleans
High
Spot cotton prices ease in limited demand at Liverpool
Liverpool Oct 1 spot cotton shows limited demand with middling at 7 9 64 pence and good middling at 7 8 64. Middling 7 7 14, low middling 7 4 9, good ordinary 6 8 4, ordinary 6 4 9. Sales total 7000 bales including 4200 American and 400 for speculation and export. Receipts 2100 all American.
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Liverpool
Futures close steady on global trading map
Futures closed steady in Liverpool with values for October 7.484 and a range of month by month contracts. Notable spreads include October November 7.4014d and December January 7.83d with various other pairings listed through October November 6.71%.
Leading spot markets and middling quotes across cities
New York middling 14.20. New Orleans 14c. Houston 146-16. Galveston 14%c. Liverpool 7% 71d. Memphis 13%c.
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New York
New Orleans
Houston
Galveston
Liverpool
Memphis
Spot cotton prices steady in New Orleans market
New Orleans reports steady spot cotton with middling at 14 cents. Sales total 596 bales on spot, 804 arriving. receipts 2221 bales and stock 44,970 bales.
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New Orleans
Bates
Cotton Spot Prices Steady In New York Market
New York on October 1 reports steady cotton spot with middling uplands at 14.20 and middling gulf at 14.45. Sales reached 162 bales.
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New York
Gulf
Spot Cotton Steady in Memphis Market
In Memphis on October 1, spot cotton held steady at middling 13 cents per pound with no change observed in price movement. The market showed stability as buyers and sellers waited for further trading cues.
Wheat inspections smash records in Winnipeg market
Winnipeg, October 1. Wheat receipts reached 17389 cars, breaking all daily inspection records. The previous mark was 1603 cars set in November 1912.
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Winnipeg
Man
Baity Finishes Two 5‑Room Dwellings on South Presa and Dunning
Building permits issued to W. A. Baity for two five room houses a South Presa street and a Dunning avenue project with estimated costs of 1400 and 1625 dollars respectively.
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W. A. Baity
South Presa Street
Dunning Avenue
Power dispute heads to federal appeals court in Utah
The United States appeals Utah Power & Light on trespass over Cache national forest land in Utah. Government argues 1886 act and later laws allow federal withdrawal. company claims state eminent domain over public lands prevails.
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Denver
Colo
United States Court of Appeals
United States
Utah Power & Light Company
United States District Court of Utah
Cache National Forest
Utah
Department of Agriculture
Less Demand For Stocks In First Nine Months Of Year
New York reports a drop in stock exchanges activity for the first nine months ending yesterday with about 65 000 000 shares exchanged and bond sales near 882 000 000 dollars. Comparisons with 1912 show declines of 21 000 000 shares and 165 000 000 dollars, though reform measures may overstate current business. Brokers see cautious improvement amid tariff and currency bill uncertainties.
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New York
Stock Exchange
Exchange
Elgin Cotton Receipts Reach 7752 Bales This Season
Bad weather slowed harvest yet Elgin cotton yards logged 7752 bales received this season not counting storage. The Round Bale Gin Co reports 2100 round bales or 1050 square bales. Total sales to date reach 8892 bales.
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Elgin
Tex
Chicago Market Quotations Ring Changes and Receipts
Quotations from Chicago show butter and eyes steady, cheese rising, and potatoes falling. Receipts amount to 85 cars with mixed regional quotes for Michigan Wisconsin Minnesota Ohio and fowls prices around 18 cents.
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Chicago
Americas
Michigan
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Ohio
Carpet Prices Rise for Spring due to Higher Yarn Costs
New York reports agents say spring season carpet prices will be higher because of costly yarns, higher cotton and expensive foreign wools. Silk deliveries are slower, cotton goods demand quiet, and cotton yarns have been advanced again.
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New York
Marriage Licenses Issued to Four Couples
E A Mitchell and Mrs Bertha L Deeg, Charles Boelhauwe and Jennie Wahr mu nd, Charles H Myers and Clara Cato listed among recent marriage licenses in the notices.
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E. A. Mitchell
Bertha L. Deeg
Charles Boelhauwe
Jennie Wahrmund
Charles H. Myers
Clara Cato
Automobile Licenses Listings Advance
No. 4128 Overland: Mrs. R. E. Thomson, 702 Brooklyn Avenue. No. 4129 Babcock Electric: Mrs. T. E. Mumme, 114 E. San Pedro Place.
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Overland
R. E. Thomson
Brooklyn Avenue
Babcock Electric
T. E. Mumme
E. San Pedro Place
Midweek Football Pairings in the East
In Philadelphia Franklin and Marshall visits the University of Pennsylvania as Penn opens with a strong start after a 35 to 0 win over Gettysburg. Lehigh faces Western Maryland in South Bethlehem while Vermont plays Middlebury in Burlington.
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New York
University of Pennsylvania
Franklin and Marshall
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Gettysburg
Lehigh
Western Maryland
South Bethlehem
Green Mountain
Vermont
Middlebury
Burlington
Market Report Notes Lead and Spelter Prices in St Louis
In St Louis on October 1 market figures show lead at 4.52 percent and 4.55. Spelter quoted at 5.50.
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ST. Louis
Packers Buy Provisions
Wheat declined amid Liverpool reports of cheaper Russian and Canadian cargoes. Packers supplied support to keep provisions barely steady as conditions in Chicago and weak yard prices weighed on corn and oats. Bears cited heavy spring crop movement and large receipts southwest yet wheat later steadied with limited gains.
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Chicago
Ill
Liverpool
Argentina
Chicago Cash Grain Prices Report
Cash wheat prices listed by grade show No 2 red at 93 4/5 cents, No 2 hard 86 5/6 to 86 3/4 cents, No 2 northern 86 7 to 87 cents, No 2 spring 86 cents, velvet chaff about 84 1/2 to 84 3/4, durum around 81 1/2 to 86 cents. Corn No 2 71 to 72 cents. No 1 white 14 72 1/4 to 72 3/4 cents, No 2 yellow 1 percent to 2? cents. Oats No 2 white 42 cents, No 7 white 41 1/2 to 42 cents, standard 41 1/2 to 42 cents.
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Chicago
Kansas City Grain Prices and Quotes
Quotations for cash wheat and oats listed with varieties and prices. Wheat Nor 2 hard 84 9 0 No 2 red 90 92c Nor 2 mixed 73c No 2 white 73 Oats No 2 white 42c No 2 mixed 11% Green Close Wheat December 84% May 84 0 Corn December 70% 70c May 72% 12c
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Kansas City
Grain Quotations From St. Louis Market Report
St. Louis grain prices on October 1 show cash and futures for wheat corn and oats. Cash: No 2 red wheat 93 cents, No 2 hard 87 8 cents. Dec wheat 89 5 cents, May 93 5 cents. Corn No 2 72 cents, No 2 white 78 74 cents. Oats No 2 42 5 cents, No 2 white 44 cents. Receipts yesterday include flour 13 000 barrels and cereals. shipments listed for all grains.
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ST. Louis
Cotton Seed Prices in Memphis Markets
In Memphis on October 1 prime basis for cotton seed stood at 6.10 dollars with meal trading around 27.00 to 27.50 dollars and an interest rate noted at 2 percent.
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Memphis
Tenn
New York Cotton Oil Market Closes Firm
Cotton seed market closes firm with spot at 7.22 36 and 7.21 22 for nearby. 400 sold at 7.22, 200 at November and December 7.14 16, January 7. as February 7.29 7. sto30. Es sold at 7.39, 700 April 7. May 7.58 68. Sales during calls total 12,600 with various lots at 7.15 to 7.58.
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Amer. Smelt. & Refining
American Sugar Refining
American Tel. & Tel
Anaconda Mining Co
Atchison
Atlantic Coast Line
Delaware & Hudson
Denver & Rio Grande
General Electric Con
Great Northern Pfd
Great Northern Ore Ctis
Illinois Central
Interborough Met
Inter. Harvester
Louisville & Nashville
Missouri Pacific
Missouri, Kansas & Texas
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Ican
New York
Central Os
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People's Gas
Pallman Palace
Veaeeacesesaweue
Rock Island Ce
Union Pacific Eeeeeerer
United States Steel
Eee
Cvnctasavew
Wabash
Eeeeseteeereseonrer
Western Union
Eeeeernererre
Texas Peaaheepeua
Abkbeda i
S.es
New Orleans
Marine Intelligence Galveston October 1 Ships clearing and sailing
Marine intelligence from Galveston lists no arrivals yesterday and shows steamers cleared including Mongibelio Genoa Naples Hydenford Bremen Rotterdam. Several steamers sailed to destinations such as New York Havre Liverpool and Barcelona with numerous British and Norse vessels noted. New York reports arrival of Carmina from Liverpool.
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Mongibelio
Ital
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Hydenford
Bremen
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Harry T. Inge
Nor
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el Sol
New York
Maim
Havana
Logician
Liverpool
Miguel M. Pinniles
Spai
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Kilnsea
Hamburg
Norman Monarch
Anglo-Bolivian
Mt. Vernon
Port Limon
Domingo de Larrinaga
Manchester
Netorian
Hornby Castle
Ghent
Antwerp
Jeseric
Madrino
St. Bede
Crawley
Anti-vice Crusade Cleans Austin District
Austin authorities with support from the Austin Ministerial Association ended years of disorderly houses in the segregated district at midnight. The crackdown follows recent civic pressure and signals a citywide effort to curb vice.
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Austin
Tex
Austin Ministerial Association
New Japanese American commercial treaty discussed
TOKIO reports that Japan and the United States are discussing possibilities for a new commercial treaty between the two nations. The conversations focus on strengthening trade relations and reducing barriers. No final agreement announced as of October 1.
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Tokio
Japan
United States
Plan to Aid Oppressed Jews in Roumania
A resolution was adopted at Cooper Union urging President Wilson to use treaty relations with other nations to help remove Jews from oppression in Roumania where they are being legislated against. A delegation was appointed to present the committee’s views at the international congress in Berlin next January.
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New York
Wilson
Roumania
Cooper Union
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