Y M C A leadership training boosts activity in Pocatello
The Pocatello Y M C A gym program links leadership training to sports and religious activities. Volunteer boy officials supervise junior basketball and volleyball while adult leaders guide weekly match play and practices. Churchmen, families, and Sunday schools engage to raise attendance, discipline, and community citizenship.
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Department of Physical Education
Sper
George Fish
Gay Sanford
Lee Ritchie
Bob Jackson
Glen Thomas
Chic
Garner
Albert Trimming
Dan Currie
Pocatello Y. M. C. A
McMillan seeks coaching group reinstatement amid pro play rule
Centre College football star Bo McMillan aims to rejoin the Football Coaches Association of America after violating a rule by playing professional football. He argues ignorance of the ruling and notes debts and earnings from his early pro games.
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Hy Associated Presa
McMillan
Centre
Football Coaches Association of America
Unexpected Results in Junior League Ball Games at Y Gym
This morning in the junior inter Sunday school league at the Y M C A gym the Baptist juniors were routed by the Second Ward L D S 32 to 2. First Ward L D S defeated Fourth Ward 22 to 14 behind key plays by Button Pond and strong guard work, boosting their pennant bid. Presbyterian juniors edged Fifth Ward 14 to 11 under Daniel Currie's coaching in a tight game.
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Baptist
L. D
Jorgensen
Billy Thomas
Cronin
Ennis
Presbyterian
Presbyterians
Daniel Currie
Currie
Webb disqualifies himself in New Year boxing bout
Harold Young Webb of Dayton fouled University of Michigan freshman Philbin by grabbing his legs and throwing him over the ropes in the sixth round at Toledo. Philbin won as Webb, dazed and unable to rise, lingered outside the ring for fifteen minutes before leaving.
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Toledo
Harold
Webb
Dayton
Philbin
University of Michigan
Racing and basketball update from early sports calendar
Racing meetings held in New Orleans Havana and Tia Juana. Eastern Intercollegiate League basketball season opens.
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Business Men’s Racing Association
New Orleans
Cuba-American Jockey Club
Havana
Tia Juana
Mosquito Bite Declared Industrial Hazard
San Francisco January 3 The state industrial accident commission ruled a mosquito bite on the tongue an industrial hazard and awarded William Miller laborer 2487.13 plus 12.23 weekly until recovery. Miller was bitten June 10 at Wansackle Island near Pittsburg California and has been unable to work since.
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San Francisco
State Industrial Accident Commission
William Miller
Miller
Wansackle Island
Pittsburg
Calif
Weather Report for Pocatello and Vicinity
The U S Weather Bureau reports cloudy conditions tonight and Sunday for Pocatello and surrounding areas. Temperatures: high 36, low 32 today, normal 25. Precipitation totals and humidity figures are listed with wind from the southwest. Sunset is at 6 02 and sunrise at 8 02 tomorrow.
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Pocatello and Vicinity
Department of Agriculture
L. S. Weather Bureau
Teeple
Copper output at high peak in 1924 gains over 1923
Interior department figures show 1924 metal production rising across copper, zinc, and lead. Copper output set new records aside from wartime years, with refined copper domestic demand at 1.764 billion pounds, and imports and exports reaching large historic totals. Zinc and lead also posted gains, with regional shifts noted between central eastern and western states.
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Washington
Jan
Interior Department
Geological Survey
Mississippi Valley
Central
Market Bull run lifts stocks led by U S Steel shock price
Bulls push market higher with U S Steel common rising to 123 plus. radio and electrical issues gain 5 to 6 points. First hour volume hits 570000 shares while late trades trail the market by ten minutes.
Hog and cattle market prices move slowly in Chicago
Hog receipts reach 12000 with slow finishing and declines in several categories. Cattle volumes total 1000 with mixed shifts across steers yearlings fat cows and veal. Sheep receipts 1700 and direct shipments around 6600 influence generally steady market, with fat lambs around 16 to 17 dollars and weekly tops near 18.50 for feeding lambs.
New York Milk Market Report Shows Mixed Butter and Egg Trends
Butter unsettled with receipts 11 606. creamery highs above extras 45 45 percent and 92 score 44 44 percent. Eggs firm with receipts 13 704. Pacific coast whites extras 66 67 percent and firsts 63 66. Cheese firm with receipts 140 693 pounds. State whole milk flats and fancy sales noted amid varied runs and averages.
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New York
Trade With Russia A Great Item
New York reports a 1924 US Russia trade rise with unrecognized Soviet regime. Turnover through three trading firms reached about 69.76 million dollars, beating prewar levels by 23.26 million. Exports totaled 52.69 million, imports 10.72 million, cotton and machinery led exports, furs dominated imports.
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New York
United States
Russia
Moscow
Berlin
London
All-Russian Textile Syndicate, Inc
Stock exchanged volume records set for 1924 on New York market
New York reports 1924 yearly stock trading on the New York Stock Exchange reached 288,195,000 shares, second to the peak 320,046,100 in 1919, with a daily average of 954,288 shares. December totals hit 44,074,300 shares, the heaviest month on record, while the heaviest five hour, two hour, and daily figures are noted.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Liberty bonds close steady amid varied quotes in New York
Liberty bonds closed with mixed results in New York trading. The 3% issues touched 100.30 while 1st and 2nd 4% bonds showed 101.21 and 100.22 respectively. Government 4% bonds stood around 105 with other 4% series near 101.25.
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New York
Liberty
Government
Poultry Storage Up Sharply In Major Cities
The United States Department of Agriculture reports poultry in storage at Chicago New York Boston and Philadelphia on December 31 1924 exceeds 1923 by over 22 million pounds. Eggs in storage were 61 percent of last year with 88 216 000 pounds and 696 054 cases in 1924 versus 62 058 000 pounds and 1 221 792 cases in 1923.
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Chicago
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
United States Department of Agriculture
Paris Sees Destructive Sixty Mile Wind Storm
The Paris gale raged through the night with winds near 62 miles an hour causing shipping disruptions from Havre to Cherbourg. Dunkirk and Brest halted sailing while Molene island and lighthouses were cut off and inhabitants faced shortages. A steamship Saturn reportedly sank after breaking in two near Lorient.
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Paris
France
Havre
Caen
Trouville
Honfieur
Dunkirk
Brest
Molene
Concarneau
Lorien
Saturn
la Rochelle
Boulogne
Edmond
Nine Die In Montreal Fire Tragedy
Nine people including several small children were killed as fire swept through three dwellings in two Montreal sections. The blaze spread rapidly trapping victims in their homes as they tried to flee.
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Montreal
Que
Kaplan Wins Featherweight Title In Narrow KO
New York fighter New York Louis Kid Kaplan of Meriden Connecticut claimed the world featherweight championship by technical knockout over Danny Kramer of Philadelphia in a 15 round scheduled match.
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New York
Louis
Kid’’ Kaplan
Meriden, Conn
Danny Kramer
Philadelphia
New York Stocks Close With Mixed Chem and Steel Gains
A listing of closing prices shows varied results across sectors. Key movers include Anaconda Copper and General Electric with notable percentages, while rail and oil stocks hold mixed positions amid a broad market snapshot.
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New York
All. Chem
Car & Fiy
Locomotive Wien
Sm. & Kef
Mass
Tel
Linck
Ernie
Congoleum Peuties
Consolidated Casa
TEX Corn
Aekadahe
Crucible
Davison Chem, l
du Pont de Nem
Erleib Nipbeeliy “Iis
Famous Playerspeed
Aspentainiae
General Asphalt
Ant
General Electric
Sedesthdarativay
General Motors
Kung Stature Ieetinhy
Northern
Pfd
Am Sien Gulf States Steel
Houston Ol
Oe Oij
Hudson Motors
Louisville & Nash
Peri Cine Meng
Maxwe'i Motors
Reynolds
St. L
San Fran
Seaboard Air Line
Sears Roebuck
Sinclair Con
Sloss-Shelf. Steel
Southern Pacific Southern Ry
Standard Oi
Standard Oil
Stewart Warner
Seaboard Oi
Kan
Tex
Missouri Pac. Ptd
Montgomery Warg . Mat. Biscuit
National Lead
New York Central Sec
N. H
Norfolk & Western
American Northern Pacific
Pacific Oil
Pan
Pennsylvania
Phila
Rdg
Phillips Pet
Reading Rep
Steel
Studebaker
Texas Co
Texas & Pacific
Union Pacific United
U. S
U. S& Ind
U. 8
Utah
Wabaeha Oy Gee
Westinghouse Elec
Willys-Overland
Woolworth
Raw sugar futures firm then eased after gains
Raw sugar in New York rose to 4.65 on Cuban duty paid as 3000 bags for prompt shipment sold. After opening futures fell on liquidation and trade demand, closing 1 to 4 points lower. Refined sugar held at 6.75 to 7.10, with one refiner bid 6.25 for January shipments.
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New York
Bar silver holds at 32d per ounce in London
Silver prices in London on January 3 remained steady at 32 pence sixpence per ounce as market activity showed little change across the bullion market. Dealers cited stable demand and limited speculative movement keeping the rate firm.
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London
One Blade for 300 Shaves With Ingersoll Stropper
Advert says a single safety razor blade can last hundreds of shaves if the buyer spends one dollar on the Ingersoll Stropper. It promises perpetual service and a comfortable shave, with postpaid delivery.
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Monty
Money at Work in Erie Markets and Investments
A compact report notes finance markets in Erie with key lessons on stocks bonds and investments. It underscores practical strategies for managing money and building wealth through informed decisions and prudent risk control.
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Erie
Special deposit savings banks of New Hampshire
The banks operate as savings banks with special deposits that function as a guaranty fund for general depositors. They do not transact commercial business and pay interest to general depositors. surplus earnings go to dividends for special depositors who bear most risk in insolvency.
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New Hampshire
United States
Stock market runs hot on radio shares despite late tick
Strong speculation drove a violent rally in radio and allied electrical shares in New York. Several issues jumped 4 to 9 points as market activity peaked, with ticker delays after closing to record length. Total volume reached about 1,560,000 shares.
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New York
Radio
Allied Electrical Ishares
Bank Conditions Deficit in Reserve for Week
The actual condition of clearing house banks and trust companies shows a deficit in reserve of 3,105,510 dollars for the five days ending this week. Reserve decreased 28,371,660 dollars compared with last week.
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New York
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