Rail Loans Steady Trading Amid Mixed Market Mood
New York July 13 investors watched rail loans hold steady despite mixed activity across sectors. Frisco and related firms showed gains while others like Kansas City Southern and Erie marked modest climbs. International telegraph and electric stocks edged lower amid uncertain demand and shifting government policy signals affecting short sea duty plans.
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New York
Tradine
Couls-San Franciero
Fania of Mitersiete Commerce
Dnre
Frisco
Kansas City
Detroit Edison
Erie
International Teleythene Ss
Chessponky & Olle Ste
Tarpion Duldur
Halian
Az Sentine
Colombia
Farm Price Fixing Plank In Prospect In Democratic Platform
Cicaga July 13 UP1 Democratic platform hearings heard representatives of factions today. O'Neal, president of the American Sejm Bureau Peds emune, led the second day of hearings as a resolutions committee hopes to present work for approval Wednesday night. O'Neal has pressed agricultural policies and government price-fixing plans argued as economic development. The farm state vote looms large with Republicans optimistic the off-year results will boost Wendell L. Will and aid Roosevelt. Democrats counter that farm states will decide the 1932 and 1936 elections, while pleas for limited armament and no US entry into European wars appear in drafts. Witnesses including C. TO Vice President Philip Murray urged anti-war planks, with Senator Carter Wheeler linked to a possible independent bid. Chicago business leaders warned that the convention should name a candidate whose record shows he will carry out pledges to the American people.
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Cicaga
Sanzers
O'Neal
Armerican Sejm
Bureate Pedsemune
Agneclinta Henn
A. Wallace
Resolutions Committee
Fox Pices
Wendell L
Roosevelt
Troasevelt
Congress
Americeh
Europese
Philip Murray
Carters
KL Wheeler
Ponceile
Wutte
Chicago
Mat Lire
Strould Pick & Candidate
Coubt
Almnazan Contests Vote Amid Camacho Challenge
The article reports Almnazan challenging the vote results in Mexico amid claims by Camacho supporters of irregular tabulations. It cites protests, the raid on Almnazan's circle, and statements by allies about forming a legal congress if short of a majority. Official results show Avila Camacha with 2,265 votes and Almata with 34,058 in the Revolutionary Party tally.
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Nesley Cur
Cen
Juan Andreu Admadjenn
Camidale
Totay
Revolutionary Party
Abnyel Avila
the Revolutionary Party
Pate Avila Camacha
Almataa
Rafael Sanehte Tupit
Theecales
Packard Wins Defense Engine Contract With U S Government
Washington reports Packard Motor Company to manufacture 9 000 Rolls Royce engines for the United States and 7 008 for Great Britain under a new defense pact. W I Knudsen of the National Defense Commission says production will start within ten months after signing, scaling to 40 engines monthly by month three. Congress has allocated 5 million for the service, and Henry Ford reportedly intially opposed the agreement before backing it.
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Washington
Packard Motor Company
Rolls Royce
United States
Creal
Britain
Wilem S Knudsen
Cner
Wational Defense Commission
Fed
Packard
Congress al Itaty
3. M. Gilman
Key Packard
Henry Part Dint
Mall
United
Ony
Dad
Luton
Closing Bond Market Quotations New York July 13
Opening report shows U S Government Bonds prices and latest quotations in New York market. The page lists highs and lows, total sales, and exchange figures with various bonds and securities. Names and figures appear with dated entries and market references.
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New York
U.S
Bastea
Bend Balea
Ieee
Latin Nations Surplus Plan Advances Across Hemisphere
Washington reports Roosevelt asks Congress to authorize purchases of surplus Latin American goods for Europe as a bulwark against German influence. The plan mirrors a cartel idea, with the Export-Import Bank expanding powers to act as purchaser, via existing agencies or new structures, to move Latin American exports.
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Washington
Judy
Western Hemisphere
Roosevelt Ns
Congress
United
Europe
United States
Weslec
Hemisphere Repubiex
State Department
Repubtics
Guillere Suro
Intercnmican Strancal and Economic Advisory Committee
Cilicenb
Fncmu
Roosevelt
Cooperstown Roaming Reporter Promotes Leatherstocking Tales
The piece lauds Cooperstown as a weekend motor trip and hub for Leather Stocking tales and historic ties. It highlights Deer Slayer lore, Muskrat Castle, and a 230 year timeline around Fenimore country. It notes Cooperstown as Birthplace of baseball with Daitmunday Field hosting early games.
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Cooperstown
Fenminne Cooper
Kouzicg
Aly
Ourlet
Cooper
Plate
Nazis Report Warships Raid Ocean Again
In a wartime update the British press notes German warships raiding the Atlantic, sinking one outpost ship and damaging merchant vessels. The report cites German claims of Allied retaliation and discusses industrial targets and aluminum supply disruption amid the ongoing conflict.
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Ocean
Finger Lakes Flyers to Host Visitors at Friegh Falls Airport
The Finger Lakes Flyers, based in Geneva, plan an early morning event at Stnece Falls airport with chairs and villages providing seating. Atlen Leamy leads the arrangements with Wilor Rescue and Robert Comstock assisting from Seneca Salle. On Sunday Aug 4 the group will sponsor a field bar at the local winners with a parachute jump stunt and passenger sights, Booth Smithit heads arrangements.
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Finger Lakes
Caren Falls
Menbers
Dae
Stnece Falls
Atlen Leamy
Geneva
Hans
Wilor Rescue
Robert Comstock
Seneca Salle
The
Booth Smithit
Seneca Futls
Warder Questions Census Pics Blaming Skips
Genavs July 13 Warder challenges census figures for Geneva listing 33 540 residents and disputes the loss implied by the 1930 count. In a letter to supervisor Brennan Warder argues possible removals outside city limits for gardens, notes numerous new homes and apartments increasing residents, and suspects skipped enumerations.
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F.william Warder
Federal Census Bureau
Geneva
Mayor Warder
John B. Brennan
Canals
Cereval
Fraseus
Tri-City Kiwanis Meeting in Geneva Park
The Tri-City Kiwanis club plans a meeting Tuesday at Seneca Park Geneva. The event will discuss court cases and compensation programs with Frank J. Fortaat and PM as speakers. Several attendees from local organizations are expected to participate. Proceeds from a related event will benefit the Red Cross.
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Tri-City
Board of Supervisors
Red Cross
From Sunken Freighter Land After 60 Hours At Sea
Astoria July 1 A Greek freighter Helenic Slipper rescued 21 officers and men after catching fire near the Alaska Steamship Co vessel Curae. The crew, navigated by sun and stars, reached shore hours after abandoning ship. One engineer is in critical condition. others are weak but improving. A tuna fisherman sighted the open boat near the Columbia mouth and towed the injured to safety. An ensuing ceremony honored rescuers and a stamp-engraving exhibit connected to the event was noted.
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Astoria
Gre
Helenic
Shantetus
Fem
Veese
Secon
Morvitxanis
Uct
Alaska Steamship Company
Curae
Aris Catseilies
gPanis
Dannils
H. Chidester
Castle Rock
Yash
Columbia Prider
Columbia Bar
Monawkamy
Posumaes Isummoer
Coast Guard
Charles Prince
the Varsel
Leve Atamps
Honolulu
John Fitzes
Hon. Pt Noe A
Circus Folds Tents Tonight at Ogdensburg and Beyond
The Hamild Morton circus ends its week with a final two shows at McCarthy's Island, underwritten by Circle Realty for crippled children’s hospitals. The program features The Lone Ranger, strongmen, acrobats, clowns, dancing seals, gymnasts, and a grand feast. After today’s performances at 2 and 3 PM, the troupe travels to Watertown and Oswego, then Suita. Richard Nowak is advertised as the world’s smartest man.
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Hamild-Morton Circus
McCarthy’s Island
Tiertan Shine
Algo
Richard Nowak
Ogdensburg
Faltows
Watertown
Onvego
Suita
Genevans Hold War Relief Dessert Bridge
About 100 Genevans attended a dessert-bridge for the War Relief Fund of the Geneva Chapter American Red Cross at the Geneva Country Club yesterday afternoon. The event was arranged by local organizers and featured community members supporting relief efforts.
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Geneva
War Relief Fund of Geneva
Red Crow
Pyndericl
C. Hood
JG. We Grave
Mew
Andray Dybbs
Witlum
Alem
Behem and Roberts Triumph in Old Forge Bridge Debate
Howard Behm and Helen Roberts win a local bridge contest in Old Forge amid tense exchanges. The event unfolds with rivals deriding tactics and supporters praising skill as the evening session ends with a narrow victory for the two players.
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Howard Behm
Helen Roberts
Old Forge
Pee Panonz
Niger
Wes. A. F. Longley
Sohal Ts
Bomb Plot Guarded Near Queensboro Span
An apparent bombing plot surfaced this morning near the Queensboro Bridge as detectives guarded the East River approach for an excursion boat loaded with Ford Instrument Company workers and families bound for Connecticut. A box with ticking sounds was found on steps at Union Glade, prompting police to open the parcel and seize suspected evidence amid a wider investigation led by Lt. Pyke.
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INS
New Fork
Queensboro Bridge
East River
Abrsay
Wes
Syon
Ford Instrument Company
Connecticut
Walla
Ford Instrument
James Pyre
New York
Hudson River
Union Cile
Pyke
Jaenoni
Philadel-phn
Romine
Uraughs
Russia Expands Arms Build Up Near Japan and East
Reports describe a broad military buildup in the Far East as Russia strengthens forces facing Japan, with new cruisers and destroyers, submarines, and large-scale rail movements toward Vladivostok and Trans-Siberian routes. Observers note extensive eastbound freight and troop movements, factory construction, and contract labor tied to defense expansion. A separate item notes a property transfer in Auburn dated July 13 involving Kenneth M. Cook and Bessie A. Cook in Springport and Kalamazoo, with value listed as $230.
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Auburn
Kenneth M
Bessie A. Cook
Springport
Cook
Kalamazoo
Toa
Weather wirephoto shows cool, near record lows across regions
A windblown wirephoto weather summary reports continued cool conditions tonight and tomorrow across Syracuse and the northeastern states. It notes low temperatures over the South Atlantic area and lingering low pressure over the northern mountain states with effects extending toward Athens and the upper lakes.
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Rtexico
South Atlantic
South Cari
Uas
Vina
Tanburg
Barthers
Cocky
Athens
Havre
Minot
Phoenix
Ariz
Laxe
Cacelina
Washington
Seattle
le ‘Lorida
Wey Wessiak Beaes
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Camacho
Mexico
Almazar
Aimsten
Siuv
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Tap
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Almazan
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Ateetan
Aolice
Abmazza
Yuentary
Central America
Tor
Boy & Fairman
Jemes Fennimars
Conger
Orale
Oslonia
Ty Beetslayar
Hawkerw
Pathfiner
Genter Steolies
Reich
Berlin
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Brivich
Inedia
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Land Si Stelland
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Salite
Steegedl
Itorial Tees
Exeter
Portland
Newport
Dunsies
Ehmingham
Newcastle
High Command
Geran Radi
Botani
Geraan
France
Greece
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Che Brersen Zeluung
Jon Britis
WWRIS
Sneni
Cally Uesulig
Genesee Street
Dewitt
Sheigh Bridgs Road
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Oran
Cazenovic
Manlus
Manlins School
Raatet En
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iewell-Koowr
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Siberia
China
Far East
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Lfma
Great Briain
Mgnt
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Novosibirek
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