Duke of Aosta Rumored to Head Italian Dictatorship
A London telegram reports rumors that the Duke of Aosta, king Victor Emmanuel III's cousin, may be preparing to lead a dictatorship in Italy. Observers note his fascist sympathies and wartime leadership, while supporters claim the king seeks constitutional stability and restraint.
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Pocatello Triune
Chicago Daily News
Victor Emmuel
Duke Aosta
Mussolini
Duke of
Aosta
Musini
Anay
Victor Emmanuel
Giolitti
Ros
Ofs
Byright
Chicago
Rogerson-Wells Line Progress Satisfies Falls Engineers
In Falls on January 10, Armstrong reported satisfaction with progress on the Rogerson-Wells line. Rock cuts near Rogerson slow track laying, but work continues with 60 track men and similar numbers on bridges. By month end grade should finish except a heavy cut known as summit 20 miles north of Wells. winter weather halts rock work.
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Falls
Rogerson-Wells
Rogerson
Toch Point
Pelt Tak
Ngtrong
Alt E Regon Aa Lise
Armstrong
Summit
Wells
P. Elliot
Market News Buls Active Stock Market
Market activity shows speculation rising with broad buying across stock classes. Dupont and General Motors hit new highs, while Century Ribbon and several others gain, with total volume near 1 million shares as bullish sentiment returns.
Grain Market Shows Strength In Early January Trade
Wheat prices rose to season highs in Kansas City St Louis and Minneapolis as immediate delivery demand grew. U S exports in six months exceeded expectations while corn and oats stayed steady and provisions eased due to ample lard supplies.
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Chicago
Kansas City
St. Louis
Minneapolis
United States
Europe
Atlantic
Sterling Exchange
U. S
Chicago Hog and Cattle Markets Dominate Livestock Report
Hog receipts for the day 7 000 with prices mostly steady to higher for top 10 85 and 250 to 300 pound butchers. Cattle receipts about 1 000 with better grades up to 15 25 cents higher and top yearlings around 13 60 per hundredweight. Sheep receipts 4 000 with fat lambs 18 59 to 19 00 and week’s top 16 75 for fat woolled lambs. Direct and bulk sales noted.
Foreign exchange rates irregular quotations note
New York stock market brief lists irregular foreign exchange quotes in cents for nations including Great Britain France Italy Belgium Germany and more with several currencies showing fractional bids and cables. Town and regional references are absent and the notes reflect daily variance.
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New York
Great Britain
France
Italy
Belgium
Germany
Holland
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Switzerland
Spain
Greece
Poland
Czecho-Slovakia
Jugo-Slavia
Austria
Rumania
Argentina
Brasil
Tokio
Montreal
Omaha Livestock Markets Report Delivers Mixed Hog Cattle Results
Hog receipts reach 14 500 with open market steady to slightly lower on better grades. bulk hogs and sows sell around 9.75 to 10.35. Cattle receipts 300 show strength in Fed steers and yearlings with top weights up to 106.35, stockers and feeders mostly higher, veal to 9.50, others firm to higher. Sheep receipts none with all classes about TIC higher and lambs closing 17.50 to 18.75, fat ewes around 10.25.
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Omaha
Wheat and corn price quotes from Kansas City and Chicago markets
Kansas City and Chicago commodity rounds list bid and ask figures for grain futures and cash prices. Wheat No 2 and No 3 variants show prices across months with adjustments, corn prices vary by grade, hay values rise slightly for certain alfalfa, and other staples like oats rye barley and seeds display mixed quotes.
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Kansas City
Hay
Clower
Choice Alfalfa
Oil price quotes close on Prairie Pipe Line and peers
In New York on January 10, quotes closed at Prairie Pipe Line 1.09 while Standard of Indiana reached 64 percent and Standard of New York 45 percent with New Bradford at 4 percent, Salt Creek Consolidated also listed.
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New York
Atchison Abaconda
Atl
Coast Line
Baldwin Loco
Bait
Bethlehem Stl
California Pet Clace
Canadian Pac
Cent Leath
Erro de Pasco We
Chandler Motor
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chic
Northwestern
Hi Mil
St. Paul
Cnic R I. & Pac
Chile
Colorado
Congoleum
Consolidated Gas
Os Crucible Steel
Davison Chem
du Pont de
Hudson Motors
Illinois Central
Int Harvester
Mer
Invincible Oil
Iily- Springfield Cascenses
Kennecott Cop
Lehigh Valley
Louisville & Nash
Mack Truc
Marland Oil
Maxwell Motors
Seaboard Oil
Kan. & Tex Missouri Pac
Montgomery Ward
Nat. Biscuit Aeceense
New York Central
N. Y
N. H. & Hard
Norfolk & Western
Nor American
Northern Pacific
Pacific Oil
Bray Pure Oil
Reading
Rep
Ir & Stee
Rarehide
San Fran
Seaboard Air Line
Sears Roebuck
Sinclair Con. Sless-Sheff. Steel
Southern Pacific
Southern Ry
Standard Oil
Cal. Oe
Ta Standard Oil
N. S
Stewart Warner Ovace
Studebaker
Texas Co
Texas & Pacific
Tasco Transcont
Union Pacific
United Drug
U S. Castor
W. S. Ind
S. Rubber Eoente
Steel
Ae Uten Copper
S Wabash Pfd
Fat — Weatinghouse Flee
Woolworth Willys-Overland
OIL
Prairie
Standard of Indiana
Standard of New York
New Bradford
Salt Creek Consolidated
Sugar Market Holds Steady as Prices Firm in New York
The raw sugar market remained unchanged with a firm undertone. Buyers showed interest at 4.55 for Cuban duty paid while the only sale reported was 15,000 bags to an outport refiner for January at 4.59. Raw futures rose on cover and trade buying, with final prices 2-3 points higher. January to May contracts ranged locally from 2.79 to 3.05. Refined sugar stayed at 6.10 to 6.25 for fine granulated with light trading and nominal futures.
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New York
Cuba
Investment prospects in bonds amid stock market rush
In times of rising stock prices and speculative zeal investors should consider long term common stock or investment bonds with steady returns. Bonds offer less volatility and may be overlooked as traders chase high flying railroad stocks, with preferreds often surge while solid bonds lag.
Wheat Prices Make Gains on Varied Trading
Chicago AP reports wheat prices rose in early trading despite a calendar date favoring sellers. No. 2 red wheat reached 2.02 1/2 a bushel in St. Louis and May futures climbed to 1.80. Corn and oats also gained while hogs guided a steady to firmer in the related markets.
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Chicago
St. Louis
Contact Mine Heralded as Unmatched Prospect by Expert
Twin Falls reports French and English investors commissioned J. Done of Paris to study the Copper Shield mine at Contact Nevada. He praised the proposition as unequaled and presented findings after ten days of investigation. The report aims to persuade European backers to exercise an option to buy the Copper Shield property, for 8500,000, held by Evelyn Aldrich.
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Twin Falls
J. Done
Paris Mining Omnes
Contact
Nevada
Jontaet
Done
United States
Evelyn Aldrich
Lid is Nailed on Finance Plan
Pars Jan 2 AP The finance ministers and diplomats at the allied conference tackle German reparations. Churchill stays at the British embassy while sending cables to London. Clemente of France consults with Premier Herriot as secrecy grows and optimism fades among negotiators.
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Winston Churchill
London
Washington
Nance
Clemente
France
Herriot
M. Clementel
Corfliet
Livestock Bill Abandoned in House Fight
Representative Garner of Texas, ranking Democrat on Ways and Means, quit a bill to extend time for livestock moved across borders for grazing to be brought back duty free. He cited lack of endorsements amid opposition from Secretary Melon and Republican committee members. Chairman Green warned the bill could set a precedent for tariff law amendments at this time.
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Washington
Garner
Texas
House
Ways and Means
Sose
Melon
Republican Committee
Green
Ruthenberg Appeals as Legal Maze Persists
O L Smith assistant attorney general filed with the Michigan Supreme Court a petition to affirm Ruthenberg's judgment and make it final to clear the way for an appeal to the U S Supreme Court. The case centers on failing to serve a three to ten year sentence for violating the anti syndicalism law. In Kimberly a local ladies club members call themselves pioneers.
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Ruthenberg
Lansing
Mich
Charles E. Ruthensberg
Michigan
Supreme Court of the United States
Fires Averaging 100 a Day In New York City
New York experiences a surge of large fires with over 100 blazes daily causing heavy work for firefighters. A three alarm blaze on 42nd Street disrupted traffic, with property losses estimated between 500000 and 1000000 dollars daily. The piece highlights enduring efforts by professional and volunteer “buffs” and notes dwindling volunteer numbers and changing firefighting culture.
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New York City
Edna Marshall
New York
42Nd Street
Sixth Avenue
Harry M. Archer
W. F. Kenney
Edward J. Kenney
Robert H. Mainzer
M. F. Loughman
Louis
Max Bamberger
Manfred Wellmagen
W. W. Cohen
Frederick H. Smyth
Bannar
Museum of Natural History
Alams
Dr. Archer
Bennett
Archer
Bambergers
Kenney
Smyth
Seveal
Eldridge Street
Fire House
America
Polish Postoffice Opens in Danzig
Vienna reports Poland has established a branch post office in Danzig after 132 years. The 1920 Paris convention allows the post office, marking the white eagle on mail boxes. The Danzig free state council protests as German residents threaten to repaint the emblem.
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A. BR. Decker
Pocatello Tribune
Chicago Daily News
Vienna
Poland
Danzig
Tal
Paris
Danzig Free State Council
Dan
Senate adopts resolution to study tariff commission operations
The Senate approved a resolution to obtain full information on the tariff commission’s operations under flexible tariff law. The move, offered by Senator Robinson, was narrowed to remove a provision for a special Senate investigation into delays in sugar tariff action.
WORLD COURT MINUS LEAGUE ENTRY DEBATE BEGINS
Senate Foreign Relations Committee will hold next week a vote on entry to the world court based on President Coolidge’s recommendation that the United States not be bound by any advisory opinion. Senator Willis of Ohio offers a substitute for Senator Pepper’s earlier proposal. The plan preserves reservations by Secretary Hughes and ensures the United States participates on equal terms with league members while avoiding binding legal relation.
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United States
World Court
Coolidge
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
Willis
Ohio
Pepper
Pennsylvania
Hughes
Nesting King
League
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