Clearing and Financial Market Notes From July 3
The report notes activity in clearing houses with liquidations and excess holdings, stating markets rose modestly then declined. Open interest shifted as futures for September and December moved between 1.53 and 1.65, while losses followed early gains. Cincinnati reports alcohol and gasoline prices with varying percentages and small adjustments.
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ICAGO
Cattle Market Slips at Ev eland as Receipts Fall
Ev eland reports slow cattle trade with receipts down and prices mixed. Good to choice steers show mixed declines with figures around 14.00 and 315.00 for some lots, hogs and sheep also unevenly priced, with heavies and lights quoted at various levels.
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Eveland
Tral tamer Belvino Arrives Genoa Flying Red Colors
Report from Genoa notes the Belvino arriving today flying a red flag and displaying a communism themed club banner. A communist operator supervises the ship with duty shifts assigned to two officers, plus others receiving extra pay for special duties.
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Kids Accused as Police Battle Wild Vacation Boy Activity
Police report trouble with youths during school vacation. Guards were called to Ridgelawn cemetery where boys played in graves, some desecrated. Disturbances also at Gerford school building with nuisance to janitor. Board of Health created secretary to the health commissioner post and set a panel to discuss a new public rest room entrance on Second Street, abandoning Court Street.
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Rain Comets Here At Riverview Park Sunday
Elyria Federals face Lorain Comets in a Sunday 2:30 game at Riverview Park. Bowles, a Cleveland A ball pitcher, starts for the Federals with Malik in reserve. Lorain brings strong talent to challenge the locals in a hoped for competitive contest.
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Five Lorain Boys Face Juvenile Court Robbery Case
Five Lorain youths aged nine to thirteen were brought before Juvenile Judge Wilcox for a girl’s robbery in which $1 was taken. They later stole $25 from a police fund and $4 from a gift, leading to fresh arrests. Only leader Mika Lashinsky could be sent to Lancaster. the others were paroled with supervision.
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Convention Delegates Call Mass Meeting In Elyria
Elyria delegates returning from Columbus where they attended the State Christian Endeavor Convention call a mass meeting for Sunday afternoon at 3 30 in the Gates room of the First Congregational. The event includes a song service and solo numbers by Miss Rosa jot Cleveland.
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Columbus
State Christian Endeavor
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General Electric Strike Averted in Lynn Plant
About 15,000 GE workers in Lynn avoid a general strike after unions vote to settle differences with management. The accord ends a dispute at the plant announced on July 3.
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Girl Receives Ten Year Sentence on Appeal Bond
Ursula Broderick a 16 year old exonerated slayer of her father in 1916 was sentenced to ten years in the penitentiary for killing her stepfather Woodlock in April 1919. She filed a notice of appeal and was released on ten thousand dollar bail claiming she shot Woodlock in defense of her honor. G B Team Wins Wimbledon as Gar land and Norris defeat Kingscote and Parke 4-6 6-4 7-5 6-2 in doubles finals.
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