Investment bond market steadies with high grade demand
New York Oct 27 investment values held firm as insurance funds bought high grade issues keeping prices buoyant. Bonds yielding 5 to 514 percent were in demand. Colorado and Southern 4 2s tied yearly highs, American Smelting and Refining sold well, Liberty and Treasury 1 43 remained steady, and some railroad issues improved. Foreign bonds eased, Kingdom of Sweden bonds sold, and Brooklyn Edison offering awaited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio Light
New York
Colorado
Southern
Liberty’s
Treasury
Norfolk Southern
St. Paul
St Louis
Missouri Pacific General
Missouri Pacific
Chicago
Eastern Illinois
United Kingdom
Kingdom of Sweden
Warner Sugar
Brooklyn Edison
Market prices quoted by producers and distributors
A San Antonio market report lists daily producer and distributor prices for fruits, vegetables, and other goods. It includes beets, carrots, corn, lettuce, cabbage, cucumbers, beans, peppers, celery, onions, potatoes, eggs, butter, poultry, milo, corn, and imported items with varied prices per dozen, per bushel, per cwt, or per pound, plus a New York sugar note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pruit Commission Company
California
Idaho
Ports
Celery
Colorado
Everyman's Investments by George P. Hughes
George P. Hughes cautions against over optimism and over pessimism in investing. He warns that no investment is absolutely safe and that diversification by savings banks reduces risk but cannot eliminate it. He notes industry changes and corporate adaptability, citing motor car growth from wagon making, and says his eighty-ninth article will appear next Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Consol
Press Assn
New York
America
Savings Bank
Dr. Hughes
Lard prices hit hog market with broad declines
Chicago market notes lard remains a key factor while hogs, cattle, and sheep trade slow. Receipts reach 37 000 cattle 56 009 hogs 6 000 calves. hogs mostly down 10 to 25 cents with light weights off more. Prime heavy hogs top around 14 40 while calves hold, and lambs soften 25 to 50 cents.
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Se Antonio
Chicago
Kansas City
Omaha
East St Louis Livestock Market Report
East St Louis stockyard notes show fat light yearlings at steady prices and usual cow and bull lots. Bulls and heifers move with values around 10.50 for top weights while lighter ranges fetch 14.14 for 190 to 200 pounds and 7 to 9 dollars for packing stock. Sheep receipts total 7506 with unsold items and favorable bidding patterns.
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Louis
Coler
Danny Hiddin
Ewea
Kansas cattle and hogs mixed market report shows uneven pricing
Kansas City market receipts include 3 900 calves with yearlings around 11.50 per cwt and higher for some loads, hogs 10 600 with mostly steady prices near 9.25 to 9.90, cattle in Oklahoma City receipts 2000 with steady to higher bids, and London copper futures and Chicago poultry prices noted among other small market items.
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Kansas City
Oklahoma City
Cattlemen face losses in Richmond and oil, grain trends
Cattlemen in Virginia report losses of four to six million dollars as low prices and weak buyer activity curb sales. Other notes show California olive crop expected at 36 percent of normal, Argentina buying Ford cars, Georgia apples shipped widely with strong prices, and rising oil production in Louisiana and Arkansas.
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Richmond
Cattte
RLSCO
George W. Homner
San Francisco
California
Shreveport
Louisiana
Arkansas
Emackover
Jack Dempsey and Estelle Taylor End Engagement
Universal Service reports Jack Dempsey and Estelle Taylor have ended their engagement for good citing nerves. The couple, once publicly announced, faced on again off again tensions amid rumors of other romantic ties and past engagements.
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Jack
Estelle
Universal Service
New York
Get
Oftagela
Jack Dempsey
Taylor
Erienés
Kenneth Malcolm Peacock
Philadelphia
Age Pennington
Lawford Davieson
Patelie
Pipes for Street Markers Arrive for City Posts
The first carload of pipe to be used as posts for new street markers arrived Monday. Street department crews will start work at once, and markers are expected in a few weeks to be placed on the posts.
Tobin Reviews Incinerator Site For City Plant
Mayor John W. Tobin and manufacturers representatives visit the Alazan creek site two blocks north of West Commerce street as negotiations for a new garbage disposal plant near completion and property is secured.
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John W. Tobin
Alazan Creek
West Commerce Street
Wallace Honored at Military Posts
Fringes at all army posts near San Antonio were flown to half staff Sunday and will remain so until the burial of Secretary Wallrep of the Agricultural Department.
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San Antonio
Wallrep
Agricultural Department
Weather Synopsis For San Antonio And Nearby Areas
Weather report summarizes fair and warmer conditions for Monday night and Tuesday for San Antonio and vicinity. West coast unsettled areas may see changes. Temperatures range from lows around 0 to 68 in various cities with light winds.
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San Antonio
Texas
Wall Street Sees Mixed Signals From Key Firms
The Mallingon Company reports a likely weak year with October results unseen by market, though insiders see stock value below current prices and no bank loans boosting strength. Baldwin Locomotive faces slim earnings recovery after poor nine months, while International Cement expects year 1924 to show improvements with per share profits around seven dollars. Cotton markets open the week steady in New York with slight gains in some fiber notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P Malulinson
San Antonio Light
Mallingon Company
Imin
Malingon
Tt ix
Trom
Baldwin
Baldwin Locomotive
Renr
Robbery at YWCA Cafeteria Safe Loot Reported
Thieves broke into the YWCA Cafeteria at 221 Losoya Street, moved a small safe to the basement, tore it open, and stole between 400 and 500 dollars. The crime mirrors a June robbery at the same cafe, suggesting a related gang. Investigators note the safe was removed after hours, with ground traversed via storerooms and a window in the masonry. Detectives think the theft occurred Saturday night or Sunday morning.
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YW. U. A
Losoya Street
Eunice Jones
Chris Jensen
Miss Jones
Advanced Flying Students Tested at Kelly Field
Students in the Advanced Tying Seton at Kelly Field undergo a stage after their first solo, with some to receive further instruction while others may be washed out. Those passing the three test pilots will begin advanced work in basic training, performing maneuvers like steep spirals, stalls, wing-overs, and 10 000 foot climbs in 60 minutes. Test pilots monitor progress to filter unsuitable fliers. None of the current class has been eliminated.
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Seton
Kelly Field
Flying students to make solo hops at Brooksfield
About 100 students in the Primary Flying School at Brooksfield have begun solo flying. Most others will make their first solo hop this week. Of 280 who once read the school, only eighteen have been relieved, largely at their own request.
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Brooksfield
Reqnet
Charters Granted in Oct. List Features Texas Firms
A roundup of charter grants across Texas includes Southwest Finance Corp of Mercedes with $30,000 capital, and multiple incorporators. Other entries cover New Gadile Motor Co in New Castle, Utney Securities in Dallas, Civile Federation in Dallas, and Gulf Coast Child Pricing Bureau in Houston. Additional entries rename theaters, oil and gas firms, and educational and charitable groups with varied capital stocks and incorporators.
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Austix
Southwest Finance Corporation
Mercedes
Copital
PL W. Perkins
H. Collier
John Co. Jones
Cracksboro Crushed Stone Company
Jackaboro
Capital Stock
I, I. Lively
W. W. Hyde Hal Moseley
New Gadile Motor Company
New Castle
Young County
Capital
C. W. Tune
Gus Neilon
J. M. Sibiey
Utney Segurities Company
Dalles
Wiliam M. Jones
Carleton Gage
Edward J. Jarrison
Civile Federation
Dallas
No Capital
J. KK
Kexter
J. Be. Cockrell
Wimner
Scott
Paryoso
Foster
Ciic Mic
Gulf Coast Child Pricing Bureau
Houston
Herbert A. Kipp
Tames Houstoun
Benjamin Clayton
Pu Pose
Infanta
St. Paul Normal and Industrial Institute of Texas
Mexia
Nu Cuplta Etock Incor
W. W. Carter LM. Caster
D. J. Fiactis
Maren Oil and Gas Company
Maryshall
E&, Ivey Sr
W. L. Martin
BL H. Manila Exide Battery Company
Dalip
Tow Pursell
Snow Flake Smith
Benjamin A. Denny
Federal Mortgage Company
Dalia
Kaufman Drymoods Company
San Antonio
Decor Power and Tea Company
Pecos
Credit
Union
Seaoye
High Class Vaudeville and Films at Theaters
San Antonio theaters feature a week of entertainment with Sunshine Mary Anderson giving curtain talks at Royal shows. The Majestic headlines James J. Corbett while the Palace screens a youth comedy. Marion Davies returns in Little Old New York at the Hale. Princess features a death ray plot with two nations contending. Empire displays Three Waves with an all star cast including Cornelis Vanderbilt and John Jacob Astor, plus a Hoboken forger fight scene. Fox Movietone and Pathé reviews run on the same bill. Bowing as musical feature, the Rainbow Serenaders seven piece band performs through the week.
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San Antonio
Mary Anderson
the Royal
Empire
Ving
Cornelis Vanderbilt
John Jacob Astor
Gentleman Jim Headlines Bill at Majestic Theater
San Antonio crowds flock to the Majestic for James J. Corbett in a vaudeville bill with Jack Norton. The act, Daking the Air, showcases Corbett’s classic punches with light humor, joined by Anger, Fair, VaVara, Duncan, Walter and Dyer, Carson and Cane, and other acts in a varied program along with the feature Excitement.
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Jim
Bill
Majestic Theater
James J. Corbett
San Antoninns
Jack Norton
Rrell
Adalon Anger
Eddie Mary Fair
Dorris Duncan
Walter
Dyer
Carsot
Carson
Cane
Follies of Modern Flapper At Palace Picture
Tacoqueline Logan stars as a modern jazz flapper in House of Youth at the Palace. The plot centers on a midnight drinking party halted by the law, sparking self realization and family shame. Supporting cast includes Marcolin McGregor Vernon Steele Gloria Grey and Richard Vravers with Catherine Pittman dance novelties and Felice orchestra jazz band. Verdi quartet from Rigoletti opens the program.
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Tacoqueline Logan
House of Youth
Palace
Mapper
Marcolin McGregor
Vernon Steele
Gloria Grey
Richard Vravers
Catherine Pittman
Dane Felice
Verdi
Rigoletti
Three Women and Desert Blues at Empire Theater
Three actresses Pauline Frederick May MacAvoy and Marie Prevost headline the Lubitsch drama Three Women at the Empire Theater with Lew Cons Pierre Gendron Mary Carr and Willard Tonis in key roles. Splendid photography striking settings and fashionable costumes highlighted by Verdi overture and Don Pavippini score accompany Desert Blues comedy and other program features. Ann Galey plays the organ.
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Pauline Frederick
May MacAvoy
Marie Prevost
Ernest Lubitsch
Empire Theater
Lew Cons
Pierre Gendron
Mary Carr
Willard Tonis
Don Philippini
Giuseope Verdi
Don Pavippini
Empire Pathe News
Ernest Torrence
Marion Davies Film Delight at Rialto in San Antonio
Marion Davies stars in Little Old New York at the Rialto theater, pairing pathos and comedy as she impersonates her dead brother to claim an inheritance. Harrison Ford co stars. the plot weaves Robert Fulton and Washington into a light historical backdrop.
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New York
Miss Marion
Davies
Harrison
Ford
Rialto Theater
San’ Antonio
Miss Davies
America
Robert “Patton
Umcle
Hattigen Dori
Marion
Tatricia O'Uars
Harrison Ford
Robert Fulton
Washington
Sunshine Mary at the Royal in The Wildness of Youth
Mary Anderson known as Sunshine Mary appears in person at the Royal this week promoting her film The Wildness of Youth. She speaks on movie news, public interest, and hidden moral transparency, with the cast including Harry L. Morey Virginia Pearson Thurstan Hall Madeline LeVare and Julia Swain Gordon. The program also features Chronicles of America by University Press and the Royal News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Anderson
Sunshine Mary
the Royal
Morenn and Ayrfs in Radio Film at Princess Theater
A Story Without a Name opens at the Princess this week with Antonia Mo Tengo and Agnes Ayres as star lovers in a tale built on a mysterious radio ray that could wipe out a division. Tyrone Power and a capable cast appear in a plot of international intrigue, with a supporting comedy and Princess News.
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Antonia Mo Tengo
Agnes Ayres
Photoplay
Navy
Tyrone Power
Dagmar Godowsky
Maurice Costello
Zack Bohn
Lovis Wolheim
Ivan Linlow
The
Princess News
Tort Hill
Four Escaped Death In Car Crash On Randers Road
Deputy Sheriff Sam Tomes rushed four occupants to Robert B. Green Hospital after their car rolled over on Randers road ten miles from the city. The wounded were driver Felipe Cerda of 107 Sun Street and passengers Benita Ruiz Felleiino Guajarde and Concepcion Ruiz of St Chihuskva Street. All suffered minor bruises and scratches.
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Randers
Robert B. Green
Sam Tomes
Felipe Cerda
Sun Street
Benita Ruiz
Felleiino Guajarde
Mrs Schreiner rewards firemen for aid at hotel fire
Mrs. Gus Schreiner, an invalid, sent Fire Chief J. G. Sarrac a $100 check in appreciation for the fire department after a recent blaze at the Menger Hotel. She says the firemen probably saved her life and the donation will go to the fire and police pension fund.
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Menger Hotel
Gus Schreiner
J. G. Sarrac
Haze Awaiting Winds Clearing Over Southwest Texas
Forecasters say southerly winds in the coming days will lift smoke haze from nearby forest fires in East Texas and Arkansas. The haze, present for almost two weeks, reduced visibility to about two to three miles Sunday as meteorologist J. H. Jarboc noted light northerly and easterly winds recently. A wind shift is expected to clear the air.
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Texas
Ozarke
Arkansas
J. H. Jarboc
Navy Day Celebrations Mark Roosevelt Birthday Across Nation
The Navy held open shops at war plants and stations on Navy Day and Roosevelt's birthday. Naval ceremonies occurred nationwide with speeches by officials, aerial flyovers, and wreaths for naval heroes. In Washington plans were scaled back due to Secretary’s death, but commemorations continued at key sites including Paul Jones statue.
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Washington
D.C
Navy
Thore Roosevelt
Naval
Paul Jones
Navy Day Observance Marks San Pedro Fleet Open House
East Coast fleet arrives for Navy Day at San Pedro with the new Unit of the United States battle fleet. The U S S California and other ships open their decks to visitors as a celebratory display. Guards and merchants prepare to aid in the event with lights and ceremonial sets.
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San Pedro
Cal
Sup
West Virginia
Uni States
Port
U. S. S. California
Samoa Residents Celebrate Day in Samoa Island Festivities
Samoa marked Nal Dax with ceremonies as four festivities unfolded. Schools held patriotic activities and a field day, giving the celebration an American atmosphere. Buildings wore decorations and American flags flew profusely across the isle.
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Samoa
Isle of Samoa
Americans in Japan Observe Navy Day
In Tokyo on November 27 Jefferson Carte, counsellor at the American embassy, with Lieut Commander H. R. Hein naval attache and other naval officers, led a Navy Day ceremony at Yasukuni Shrine. Captain T. Fujita and Admiral Takayabe's aide attended, representing the Japanese navy.
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Tokio
Jefferson Carte
United States
H. R. Hein
T. Fujita
Takayabe
Trade Extension Work Aids San Antonio Merchants
Trade extension efforts by the San Antonio Chamber of Commerce aim to teach smaller towns how to showcase more merchandise at lower holding costs. Trained representatives visit stores to instruct on arranging goods, conducting sales, and boosting shelf turnover, with several houses adopting the program on a smaller scale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trade Exision Department
San Anton
Aliens Rounded Up Across District In Police Sweep
Immigration inspectors report near four dozen illegal entrants in the district. Captain W. M. Hanso confirms seizures after smuggling attempts from the Rio Grande by coyotes. Italians seized below Lareli near Pinto Pass, three Germans detained, and a last member of a four man crossing captured near Huron. Sheriff Haynes identifies the man who leaped from a train during the roundup. Ganions of San Augustine area faces action for assaulting a woman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
W. M. Hanso
Rio Grande
Lareli
Pinto Pass
Eagle Pay
Ste Huron
J Rastely
H. Haynes
Street Paving Contract Signed By City Official
Commissioner Paul Steffi signed a three year contract with paving contractors for Guadalupe Street from Brazos to Zarzamon. A one inch asphalt surface will be laid over a gravel base as part of the maintenance plan.
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Pavin Street
Paul Steffi
Glazier
Fox
Guadalupe Street
Fro Brazos
Zarzamon Streets
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CAFE
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