Wall Street Notes and 1920s Economic Outlook
The article discusses stock speculation and market mood, noting gains in industrial production and bold forecasts from General Motors. It highlights a record month for car output, rising steel demand, and price firmness while warning of political nerves in Wall Street and mixed signals from agricultural and commodity sectors. It references copper, lead, zinc, lumber, wheat, and cotton trends, with unemployment concerns and a wary Federal Farm program outlook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Motors
Department of Commerce
Steat
Buildlins
Firmnes
Federal Farm Town Board
Gene Meyer
Jivesick
Ure Texie
Coal Industria
Vespers and Markets Include Music and Weather Report
A local broadcast listing shows Vespers, music programs, and weather segments on KTSA and related stations. It notes market openings at 9 and police and fruit market reports, with Associated Press updates and various regional program identifiers amid a clutter of station codes.
Smith Starts Power Probe Offensive in Campaign
George R. Holmes reports Governor Smith’s sudden offensive in the Northwest, aiming to tie Hoover era scandals to the Republican record. He launches a national tour with a focus on party responsibility, critiques the Coolidge administration, and presses a bold political stance as he markets his own policy ideas. The piece notes Mr. Smith’s weeklong campaign swing through Montana and surrounding states, with optimism from aides and mounting crowd support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George R. Holmes
Thy
Casper
Wyo
Smith
Elelenu
Mant
Guvernor Smith
Northwest Territory
Defene
Hima
Montana
Washington
Hoover
Smithy
Cxt
Paign
Mutlenk
Lever
Mhans
Mississippi River
Kansas
Mie Smith
Heller
Omaha
George W. Norris
Olean
Cealiter
Patera
Sin Hattie
Dt Tech
Farnostay
Maxean
Fatal
Paka
Alfonso in London After Hunting Trip
In London Alfonso returns from a hunting expedition with reports of success and plans to engage in further activities abroad. Local observers note the duke’s continued involvement in ceremonial duties and diplomatic outreach as part of ongoing royal interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfonso
London
Lim
Diana Learns Beatrice 1 to Lene
Fragmented narrative panel shows Diana and Beatrice amid romantic tensions and mistaken loyalties. Beatrice questions Diana’s actions as Beatrice remembers a prior wedding and a hidden relationship. The scene shifts to a library where Dayna Grayed and others react with tension and longing and a promise of continuation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diana
Beatrice
Lene
Three Quakes Reported in Los Angeles Area
Three tremors were felt across the Los Angeles region on Sunday with distinct shocks reported in multiple neighborhoods. The first quake registered at a moderate intensity, the second caused minor concerns, and the third was faint but noticeable to residents. No injuries or major damage were immediately reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
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Patal
Soulcrast
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Commerce Street
Sao Antonio
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Xa Commission
Na Delat
Terrell-Dalton Mortgage Company
Ata
Neal
Tneorsuratio Investment
Jefferson
Alona Ewe
Perry L. King & CO
Traiis
Baxter Bldg
Nixon
San Antonico
Harllogen
Corpus Christi
Wall Street
B. C. Forbes
Ki- Hay
Smit
Dean Hake
Central Trust Company
KTSA
Ktsas Vyofessor Vracurdt
KOM
ATSA
Val Bhite
WRG
APSA
Tess
SEIME
Pevarsia
M. Inflictinis
M. Kgero Record
WAL
Woal Music
Poa
al Pcupran
KGDR
Shusi
Ktha Irasel
Dato P.M
WOT
Mus
Muti PM
Wuat Consing “Uarkets
Cossyork Return
Mary
Capris
J. G. Forbes
M. L. Ramsey
Ty Universal Service
I'ruyvshaven
Resortsis
Gearzla
Presshasen Cordelessites
Litms
Fir Preston Arzwright
Satanic
Linton K. Storr
State Pro Association
Alloki
Georgia
Peter Pranisl
Accordin
Jahene
Irtunne
Bond & Mortgage Corp
Woa
Milan Midg
Creekett
Norman
Vse
Randy
Nora
Cate Cron Winn
Une Stacey Hurse
Lee
Jack Norns
Mae Bing
Janda
Atias Andhia
Wien
Paria Plore
Hoiwen
Investors
Arta Eee
Yaetaler Titers
Arc Moore Bwloing
Oldest Building & Loan Assn
Sa Tita
Western Union Telegraph Co
Crockett
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