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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 09, 1932

Page

8

Better Feeling In Stock Market Today

New York traders faced a brisk morning with renewed demand and profit taking amid recent gains. Leading issues traded actively as the market fluctuated, but held near yesterday's levels, offering reassurance to participants.

New York Bulle

Stock market recovers as cotton price slump eases

Moderate recovery in cotton prices from yesterday's $5 a bale drop. Grains steady near prior close. United States Steel at 49 1-8, up 1-4. American Telephone at 116 7-8, up 3-4. Consolidated Gas at 64, up 1-2. General Motors at 18 6-8, up 1-8. New York Central at 30 1-4, up 1-4. Wantinghouse Electric at 40 1-2, up 5-8.

United States Steel American Telephone Consolidated Gas General Motors New York Central Wantinghouse Electric

Lorain Man Files Independent Bid for Sheriff

Joseph N. Baker of 1112 B Highth Street Lorain filed a petition with the Lorain board of elections to place his name on the ballot as an independent candidate for sheriff. He is the second candidate announced for the office. The piece notes gold demand worldwide versus its use as money.

Joseph N. Baker Bhighth Street Lorain Board of Elections Board of Elections Office

Threats to day leaders spark federal probe in Washington

Prohibition leaders in Washington received threatening letters from a single source as Secret Service broadened the Robins disappearance inquiry. Canon William Sheafe Chase and Mrs. Bila Boole reported same handwriting, mailed from Brooklyn, raising fears of a revenge plot tied to Robins enforcement actions. White House monitoring offered no clues.

Washington Prohibition Federal Secret Service Col Raymond Robins William Sheafe Chase New York Mre Bila Boole Prohibition Board of Strategy Robins Chane Boole Brooklyn N.Y White House Robine Hoover

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