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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1924
Page
10
Pancho Villa the flyweight boxing champion is sued for 50000 dollars by Ferman Dantes of Manhattan alleging alienation of his wife’s affections. A summons was served as Villa prepared for his May 27 fight and his attorney answered denying the charges.
Memphis Jimmy London gains a referee’s decision over Renato Gardini after both won a fall and wrestled to a third fall until midnight. Paris Moe Susanne Jjenglen aims for a sixth Wimbledon singles title as her father confirms. Philadelphia warrants target James F. Daugherty over plot to traffic Dumsey Carpentier fight films. New York Slid Barbarian to meet Johnny Dundee for junior lightweight crown after beating Jack Bernstein.
European and American scientists report gland extract therapy improves gland function and may rebuild glands to normal activity. Glandogen, a concentrated glandular tonic, is available in convenient tablets from Schramm Johnson Stores Co.
In a rain interrupted start the score reads 0 to 0 after the first inning between AMERICAN and New York at Chicago. Battery details include Hoyt and Schang for one side and McWeeny and Crouse for the other. Other lines list players Keene Hartnett Barnes Jon nard Mann Huntzinger Snyder and Wade among others with various abbreviations and scores.
Jack Lawler a Omaha prize fighter once noted as a featherweight contender was shot to death by Patrolman N E Neilson after a disturbance at a south Omaha restaurant Lawler reportedly struck the officer and fled four shots were fired Lawler died at a hospital and an inquest was expected Saturday.
Bobby Jones of Atlanta shot 75 in the third round to total 222 and lead the national open field. Bill Mehlhorn of St Louis posted 76 to sit one stroke behind Jones, who had tied Mehlhorn earlier on 36 holes.
Paris June 6 AP Uruguayan Olympic soccer team, favored for the title, defeated the Dutch side to advance to the final round. All plumbing shops will close Saturday afternoons during the summer months.
San Francisco AP reports the annual meeting of the American Short Line Railroad association will be held August 13 15. Official announcement confirms dates and venue.
Scientists of international prominence announce a new discovery that vital glands of young animals renew vitality toning the system and building nerve force. The compact tablet Glandogen, prepared from healthy young animal glands, is available for internal use at Schramm Johnson Drug Stores Co.
The Commercial Bulletin notes a dull wool market with prices favoring buyers in most regions as mills slow while a light weight season ahead looks promising. Mohair remains steady amid moderate demand as Bradford and foreign markets show easing tendencies and shipments to Germany face delays.
Hog receipts across Chicago and Kansas City regions show generally strong demand with gains to 6c. Cattle receipts around 4,000 with active demand and higher yearling and steer values. top steers 10.60 and feedlot cattle strong. Sheep receipts about 12,000 with slower trade and weaker fat lambs, springers steady to lower.
New York June 6 steadier tone in local raw sugar market precluded fresh business. Prices held at 4.77 for Cubana duty paid. Raw futures edged down mid day but trading remained limited. Refined sugar prices quoted 6.20 to 6.40 with futures nominal.
Chicago potato market update shows firm receipts with 16 car loads new and 0 old shipments. Wisconsin Michigan and bulk round whites priced 1.75 to 1.90. Louisiana Alabama sacked at 2.60 to 2.76. South Carolina barreled product listed at 5.60.
London markets report silver bars trading around 36% per ounce higher in June. Investors monitor shifts in demand and metal supply as prices push upward amid global economic moves.
Logan and Bryan report a weak zone after an initial rally as wheat prices dip on European and Canadian demand. They note 10,242,000 bushels cleared for the week, rains in the northwest, and a two sided market with hedging pressure ahead. Corn shows little change with a steady cash market and 55,000 bushels sold. rye remains firm with broad export inquiries and dips as buying opportunities.
In Money at Work, Benjamin Bills of American Bond and Mortgage Company explains that real estate mortgage bonds offer 6 to 6.5 percent returns with modest risk, noting tax exempt bonds can add nearly 2 percent advantage and that utility and industrial bonds often pay similar yields.
The text argues real estate bonds need 6 to 6½ percent yields to be on par with 4 to 4½ percent elsewhere. Housing shortages have spurred demand for building funds, growing about 75 percent annually over five years and totaling 375 percent, outpacing new construction.
A two year highway building program covers rural post roads forest roads and trails and the Cramton measure providing for a prohibition bureau in the treasury department distinct from the internal revenue bureau.
Exchange rates in New York on June 6 show irregular quotes with Great Britain at 4.31 cents, France 5.05, Italy 4.84, Belgium 4.39, and Argentina 82.62. Cables and bank bill rates vary. other countries listed include Germany, Netherlands, Norway, Sweden, Denmark, Switzerland, Spain, Greece, Poland, Czecho Slovakia, Jugoslavia, Austria, Romania, Brazil, Japan, and Montreal.
Washington notes Congress nears adjournment with the reclamation bill favored in the House and other measures moving. Senate actions include naval modernization and a relief for veterans while debates over the Daugherty case continue amid political tensions.
Chicago Wheat to No 3 at 1.04 percent and No 2 hard at 1.04 to 1.09. Mixed grain No 7 at 78 percent, No 3 yellow 78. Oats No 2 white 50 to 41. Rye No 4 87, timothy and clover seeds listed. Prices for lard at 10. ribs 10.00 and beliles 106.37.
New York metal markets show copper electrolytic spot and futures steady at about 12 percent, with spot near 42.50 and quiet trading. Lead prices range around 7.00 to 7.12, zinc quiet, East sale spot and nearby around 6.85, antim.
New York on June 6 reports call money mixed with collateral terms for 60-90 day loans at 3 percent and 4-6 month loans at 4 percent. Ruling at 2 percent and closing bid at 2 percent noted along with offerings at last loan 2/4 and ceptances 245. Prime commercial paper at 4 percent.
New York reports closing levels for Liberty bonds with eight issues at 100.6 and 4s blank. First 4s trade at 101.1, second at 100.26, third at 101.8, and fourth 4s at 101. U. B. government bonds show a quote around 448 and 102.30 in the session.
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