Retail Trade Gains From Saturday Business Boost
The piece notes Saturday business revival after a summer lull with cautious optimism about NRA effects in California and the Pacific coast. It cites A J Fuls of the San Francisco board of trade and David Bredstreet on progress in purchasing, wholesale activity, and anticipated job growth, alongside rising auto sales and naval vessel construction plans at Mare Island and statewide public works proposals totaling 250 million dollars.
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New York
Serpe
Csi
Etennion
NBA
Pacific Coast
A. J. Fuls
Board of Trade of
San Francisco
NRA
California
David Bredstreet
Mare Island
San
Sen. Francisca
Clothing Sales Improve Across the South
Atlanta reports rising domestic demand with better clothing sales and furniture replacements. Coal bins are restocked and crates and firearms trade grows ahead of hunting season while crowding in homes declines. Employment rises slowly as the Buy in September drive fuels purchases and future hiring. Cotton prices slip to a postwar low but farmers remain hopeful for recovery measures to stabilize prices near ten cents.
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Atlanta
South
Saministration
Nations Recovery Ag
Georgia
Worth Street
September Drive Pushes San Francisco Ahead
A week of strong assurances from two authoritative sources boosts San Francisco's drive in September. Officials emphasize steady progress toward key goals as the month begins.
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San Francisco
Bail Bond Set In Illinois Theft Case
B Morrow of Madison county Illinois posted bail on charges of receiving and concealing stolen property tied to a 1922 Continental Bank and Trust Company theft. Bond totals 15000 with additional 1250 and 2500 set after a private conference with Justice of the Peace John R L Shock. Other defendants include D Bonner John Cunningham and Harry N Rayster who remain free on bonds.
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B. Morrow
Madison County
Llinois
Continental Bank and Trust Company
New York City
Office of Justice
Pente John RL Shock
James Young Amd Berner
D. Bonner
John H. Cunningham
Harry N- Rayster
Tan
Morrow
Lvo
Roxas Rangere
Bexar Gaunt
Shonday
Mange
Nuin Uhnors
Rnyers
Tminais
Morrow Ives
Jim Shawn
Franklin Speare
Tudor
McCrory
Justin
Jinieple
Anid Austin
Tam Hol
Herbert Silver
Marrow
Reuger Shawn
Warrow
Texas
Fragmented OCR Old Market Shadowed by War Echoes
An obscure note outlines wartime market disruption and veiled references to grain, trade, and local crews. Mentions blood, a nurse, and a distant siege, with unclear place names and dates due to OCR corruption. The piece hints at civic strain and the social impact of conflict.
Chicago Business Shows Increase in Trade Activity
Chicago business reports show a seasonal rise in department store traffic and stronger buying by visitors. A year over year comparison indicates gains across mail order houses and chain stores, with auto sales up and freight car loadings at a record, while electric power production holds above last year.
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Prisor
Tameparison
Drig Salee
Chicago
Pastor and wife shot in home in Grace Fork
In Rieley West Virginia the Rev A M Eddy and his wife were found shot dead at their Grace Fork home. A neighbor discovered Mrs Eddy's body and traced a trail to the Eddy residence. Eddy, pastor of the Me Hate Church of God, was killed in bed during the attack and Mrs Eddy was pursued and fatally wounded as she fled the highway. Police described the scene and followed leads to the assailant.
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Officera
Obituary for Richard Wennipck 18 in Norio Walters street
Obituary notes Richard Wennipck aged 18 of Norio Walters street who died Sunday morning at home. Native of Chemnitz Getraway and long-time resident of Mischy. Funeral services Friday with Ter B G Knaak officiating. Survivors include siblings and relatives in San Antonio Jennings and Fort Sam Houston. Funeral home and times listed.
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Norio
Walters Street
Chemnitz
Getraway
Mischy
Well
Stetina Wine Towk
San Antonio
Alio-Sons
A. E. Stoltz
Strevegirt
Stolle
San Antema
Louise Comtiry
Fannie Ruby Mutt
Aah
Antony
Charles W. J
Wusband
Mahert Meier
Fort Sam Housten
Dorothy Mae
Wil- We Evelyn Fakeloors
Mam J. Clayton
Nugent JT
Glayton
Inti Dines
Clayton
Sacrament
Calli Sts
U S Comes to Hog Raisers Aid in Farm Welfare Plan
U S policy aims to curb rising hog supply and aid farmers through a broad farm relief program. It proposes subsidies and processing taxes to reduce pork output while supporting hog producers, with a projected annual pork market impact and a census indicated rise in hog numbers.
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Uncle Sam
Trial Battle Over Dr Reinrich Evidence in Lamson Case
In San Jose California on September 1 the Lamson murder trial confronts legal barriers to exclude expert testimony from criminologist Dr Otto Reinrich. The state seeks to suppress his findings from a bath room survey as not in original condition while defense counters with his blood spot and other physics evidence. Prosecution cites blood traces burned cloth and an iron pipe from a backyard bonfire as possible murder instruments.
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San Josh
Calif
O. Reinrich
David A. Lam
Allene
Heinrich
Ler Nushand
Crim
Frederick Proescher
Proescher
Cotton Market Slips Then Recovers on Hedge Pressure
New Orleans reports a volatile session as prices opened steady to lower amid hedge selling. October and December futures posted modest gains after initial declines, with late buying and short covering helping the market to finish modestly firmer despite a dull overall tone. LIVERPOOL COTTON quotes and Treasury data follow in the same dispatch.
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New Orleans
Pricaz
Nene
Freeman firm on Havana booze ban by naval commander
In a Washington dispatch the strict edict of Rear Admiral Charles S. Freeman, skipper of the Richmond, bars drinking aboard ships in Havana and on shore. Freeman is a noted prohibitionist and once ordered a sailor to the brig after a drunken incident near St Thomas. The piece touches on Prohibition era enforcement and other curious notes from Navy and government officials.
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Washington, D. C
Havana
Charles S. Freeman
Richmond
Cukar
Freemen
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Arizona
Hoover
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Teddy Roosevelt
London Metals and Silver Prices Shown Downturn in Sep 11 Report
Money and metals prices show copper and tin mixed with fluctuating futures and spot rates. The London metals page notes copper spot at 32 pounds and futures around 35 pounds, silver near 18 shillings, and zinc and lead quotes with varied daily moves amid global demand signals.
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London Metals
London
Standard
Chicago Market Reports Poultry Produce and Provisions
Chicago market notes detail poultry and produce prices with references to Wisconsin round whites Idaho russets and Minnesota Early Chips. New York butter and milk futures are listed, alongside various meat and seafood quotes and broader grocery items from the AP dispatch.
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Sealth Arbor
Gttomer
Wisconsin
Nebraska
Market Tangle As Stock Shares Drift On Quiet DAY
AP reports a subdued stock market with a firm undertone but little overall movement. Trading activity remained lighter than Saturday. several leaders and key names edged higher while mood leaned cautious about the pace of recovery and policy actions.
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Sendil'e Pate
Lindon
tenho _fimares
Sentimurit
Heuer Distillers
Ioohal
U.S
Jolive-Manville
Montgomery Ward
U.S Smelling
Searnchock
Américan Telephone
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Allied Chemical
du Font Loew's
American Tobacca
Public
Service of New Jersey
United Aircraft
Western Union
Westinghouse
Cero de Paxcu
Braverire
Adui- Hon
Hilton
Ballalz
Grain Market Mixed Signals from Chicago to San Antonio
Grain markets show mixed moves as inflation fears cited by Secretary Wallace spark speculative buying. Wheat steadies with gains in the Midwest while corn trims losses then recovers. prairie rains delay thrashing and China subsidy talk looms. San Antonio prices list grain and livestock values as futures drift.
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Seni Fee
Wallace
Prairie
China
Pacific
Commission House
North Central
Wall Street Notes Begin Week Amid Market Stasis
New York traders started the week quiet as the market stalled despite some gains. commodities swung with wheat and cotton in play while gold standard talk and currency volatility unsettled speculators. U.S. industrial output and Youngstown store activity hint at mixed signals as investors await clearer direction.
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Wall Directores
Moore
Citrus Fruits Demand Surges at San Antonio Market
Heavy demand Monday morning on the San Antonio fruit and vegetable market driven by dealers. new California shipments appear with Jonathan apples pricing at 3.50 per box. Prices rise for bananas, Buanaah, asparagus, and other produce as commission houses report steady sales and growers' markets show plentiful supply.
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San Antonio
California
Jonathan
Asparagon
Armour gives salary report to stockholders
CHICAGO February 11 1909 Lee president of Armour & Company states in a letter to stockholders that bank errors and officers did not manipulate Armour securities. He explains how the company retained securities while paying no dividends. The question arose during debate on the abandoned transformation plan. Wiggin McRoberts and Reynolds with other officers were to provide expert advice at salaries. Wiggin and Reynolds earned 40000 a year and McRoberts served as chairman at 29000.
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T.a Lee
Armour & Company
Weet Packers
Ero
Tinatech
Armour Dommer
Lee
Albert H. Wiggin
Samuel McRoberts
Ayhur Reynolds
Sinatet
Wiggin
Reynolds
McRoberts
Cambridge Slaying of 10 Year Old McCarthy Alders Case Grows
State detectives and Cambridge police probed a child murder near Harvard Divinity School after Merestet McCarthy, known as Peagy, was found strangled. A 17 year old Cambridge High School student reported seeing a car near the scene as investigators sought clues and a running car plate pattern.
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Mara
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Peagy
McCarthy
Unis
Bowervills
Harvard Divinity School
Fat T. Murphy
Cambridge High School
Blur- Thy
Lhr
Unusual Calf Run Quiet Market at San Antonio Auction
An unusually heavy calf run at the San Antonio market Monday saw calves selling around 3.75 dollars with many in the 8 to 20 dollar range. Trading remained slow for heavy cattle and hogs while the butcher market showed Crekard activity and limited demand for sheep.
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San Antonio
Crekard
Gene Re
Lowe Ted Finlennd
Generst
Billener
Tioga
Neglea
James
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