Twenty Die in Frisco Wreck at Victoria Mississippi
In Frisco wreck at Victoria Mississippi twenty people died and many more were injured. Passengers described scenes of crushed coaches and screaming victims as workers freed the trapped. Listed dead include S. W. Ryan and O. Jordan among others with numerous injured from Ninnekah, Topeka, and Memphis. Local officials reported ten dead at the scene and more later.
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Victoria, Miss
D. Connor
Edward
Condis
Berga
S.W. Ryan
Memphis
Jordan
Carrollton
Ninnekah
Okla
Fain M
Ollie Webster
Oxford
Miss
H. G. Hathorn
I-68
Thompson
Tupelo
J. Ei. Camp
Wynne
Ark
Randolph Jackson
Macon
Evere
H. J. Heskew
Oapemen
Ala
Aberdeen
Sewan
Emory
A. Kelley
Suis
W. Heinrich
Russellville
Ave
Champion
Winfield
Als
Reghsn Pneuter
Beck
Stheodore Fullbright
Batesville
Ayrece
H.J. ‘Kellett
Williford
Okolona
Lone Wolf of Prohibition Dies in Chicago
Virginians discuss the death of J Asher known as Lone Wolf of the prohibition department in Chicago. Neighbors and officials dispute poisoning theories, noting his early life in Richmond and career as a dry sleuth. Assistant Callum Jones says the case against his former partner remains key to prosecutions.
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OND
Chicago
Asher
Lone Wolf
Richmond
Exon
Her
Jones
Adt
Charlie Kzig
WEWS MEN PLAN FOR EXTENSIVE SERVICE
Miami, October 27. The Press Club of Florida held its semi annual meeting in Milford. Enrob employment of special correspondents in and Tampa districts was discussed. The editor of the News was elected president for the coming year. He will represent on the Associated Press board for the southeastern region. The editor in chief Herald expressed satisfaction with the plan and recalled a storied career in sports journalism.
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Miami
Fla
A.P
Tampa
Press Club of
Plorida
Milford
Presidt
Associated “Press Board
Southeastern
Herald
Bar Silver and Rubber Market Notes
Bar silver prices and dollar values cited for October 27 with brief notations on rubber market terms and future month references. The fragment mentions Simokea January and BI ET1 2 with limited context.
Latest Market Reports on Orleans Cotton Declines and New York Trade
The Oct 27 market roundup shows a soft opening for Orleans cotton with losses of 7 points in early trades and sustained dips into December to 19.15 and March to 19.16 as Liverpool cables soften and frost fears fade. New York futures follow with declines of 23 to 28 points, spot cotton at 20.70, and Liverpool spot steady at 10.75 amid steady to barely steady futures.
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Orleans
EANS
A.P
Liverpool
New Orleans
A. P
Zesterdey
New York
Inclding
Wheat futures rise after cargo move drives Chicago stocks
Sharp up turns in wheat prices followed an early decline as word of a cargo of spring wheat ordered to move from Chicago to an eastern port boosted sentiment. December closed 1.5 to 1.493 4, May 1.461 8 to 1.461 2, with gains of 8 to 35 8c.
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Chicago
A.P
Grain Prices Report From Chicago Today
Chicago markets show wheat No 1 hard at 1 61 ½ to 1 62 with No 2 hard at 1 57 ½ to 1 58 Corn prices range from 80 to 82 for No 2 mixed and No 2 yellow oats at 39 ½ to 40 ½ Rye at 84 barley at 65 to 71 7 Timothy seed 6 75 to 7 50 clover seed 20 75 to 29 25 Lard 16 20 ribs 16 00 and bellies 15 50 per hundredweight or ton.
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Chicago
Market grain quotes from St. Louis on Oct 27
St Louis cash grain prices list No 2 red wheat at 1.70 to 1.78 per bushel No 2 hard wheat at 1.63 to 1.66 1 2 Corn prices show No 2 mixed 8 1 2 to 9c No 2 white 80c No 2 yellow 81 1 2c Oats No 2 white 40 1 2 to 41c No 3 white 39 1 2 to 40c December price around 1.5 and May 1 49 3 8.
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ST. Louis
May
Livestock Prices Report From Chicago and East St Louis Markets
Hogs receipts in Chicago reach 25 000 with prices mostly steady to 10 cents lower for hogs and higher for slaughter pigs. best 140 to 150 pound averages around 11 75. Cattle receipts 14 000 with steers scarce and demand steady to higher for some grades. vealers strong around 12 50 to 13 90. Sheep receipts 8 000 with fat lambs active and prices up to 15 35. East St Louis reports hogs 15 000, prices 11 65 to 11 75 for 170 to 210 pound livestock, and cattle receipts 6 500 with steady to lower trends. vealers steady to higher and sheep market active with lambs near 15 15.
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Chicago
A.P
Kansas
New high records in curb market amid heavy trading
New York reports several stocks hitting fresh highs as heavy curb market trading focuses on accumulation for specific purposes. Trans Lux leads activity with heavy buying after exchange dealings and signals of upcoming device installations in Philadelphia and Chicago. Call money firms with rates around 4 3/4 percent and time loans mixed at a bit over 4 1/4 percent.
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New
York
A.P
Trans Lux
Exchange
Elphia
Chicago
Sugar futures dip to 1921-low as Cuban sugar falls
New York trading began with raw sugar down to 3.71 cents a pound, a 132 cent drop from the prior level. The decline marks the lowest price since 1921, with duty paid Cuban sugar leading the fall.
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New York
Wall Street gains paused as stocks dip after early rally
The New York market saw selling and bears grow in force on October 27. Motors rose with Hudson up 6, Chrysler at a new high around 223 3 4, and General Motors near 138. Liquidation grew amid stiffening call money and expectations of a post rally reaction.
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Wall Street
New York
A.P
Motors
Hudson
Chrysler
General Motors
Gerly
United States Steel’ Corporation
United Drug
du Pont
Foundation Company
Pullman
United Cigars
Woolworth and Schulte
Bangor
Aroostock
Bond Market Turmoil Follows Political Changes in France
Bond trading opened with unsettled foreign obligations as the French issue declines follow the Painleve cabinet resignation. Government and municipal issues show nervousness amid the financial crisis, while sugar liens face intensified pressure. Railroad bonds stay firm with demand for Chesapeake & Ohio 5l8 and Northern Pacific 4s. A 25 million Czecho Slovakia loan was oversubscribed.
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New York
A.P
Painleve
Saar
Ray
Camaguey
Warner
Eastern Cuba
Manitee
Chesapeake & Ohio
Northern Pacific
Currency World Markets See Mixed Movements In Early Trade
New York reports steady foreign exchange rates with Great Britain at 4.849 16 cables 4.847 8 and 60 day bills 4.813 16. France at 4.19 1 2 demand and 4.20 on cables. Italian and Belgian quotes appear alongside a long list of American stocks including American Can 253 1 2 and Chrysler 219 3 4. The update notes Tokyo 413 16 and Shanghai 795 8 with numerous company prices throughout the market.
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A.P
Great Britain
France
Italy
Belgium
Germany
Holland
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Switzerland
Spain
Greece
Poland
Zecho
Switeerland
Slovakia
Jugo-Slavia
Austria
Rumania
Argentina
Brazil
Tokyo
Shanghai
Montreal
Market Letters Echo Mixed Commodity Prices and Freight Rates
New York and Chicago reports show mixed grain and feed prices with corn oats and rye steady or firm. Freight rates across the Atlantic and Gulf markets remain steady with limited tonnage demand. wool hides and coffee show small gains in closing figures.
Potatoes Trading Fair As Market Strong Across States
Chicago reports a trading fair with the market strong. United States shipments reach 1,093 cars. Wisconsin and Minnesota sacked round whites quoted at 3.00 to 3.30, while Michigan and Minnesota ask for round whites at 2.90 to 3.16 per car.
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Chicago
A.P
United States
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Michigan
Market Summary From New York Chicago and Savannah
Sunday lane prices show lard steady with Midwest bids around 15.45 to 15.55 while Chicago dairy reports mixed tubs and creamery prices with various grade ranges. Steel unchanged in New York trading and Savannah turpentine and rosin markets show firm tones with current quotes and stock levels.
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Lane
New York
Middle West
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International Corp
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Loew’s Inc
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Pierce Arrow Ptd
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Southern BY
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Tresee Gulf
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