Expeditions To South Pole Seen As Coordinated Effort
Dr Isaiah Bowman of the American Geographical Society says Captain George Wilkins and Commander Richard E Byrd are not racing to the pole. Each will cover different Antarctic regions with Byrd heading toward the pole and Wilkins from the Ross Sea toward Graham Land. Wilkins plans to land near whalers after reaching the ice barrier, with his start in November and flight around January. Byrd focuses on base stations and the southern route. The missions face extreme, foggy, windy conditions and long, risky terrains.
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Stewart Takes Stand in Cont Trading Inquiry
Robert W. Stewart chairman of Standard Oil of Indiana testified in district supreme court about refusing to answer Senate committee questions in the Continental Trading company probe. The government rested its case. Stewart said he has chaired the board since October 1918 and had not been subpoenaed until February 1 after visiting the Senate office building.
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Southern Cross Will Hop Off for Australia Today
In a San Francisco dispatch dated June 6 the P. A. Examiner quotes Captain Kingsford Smith praising the team and cooperation that enabled their Australia flight. He credits co-commanders and crew for the success and declines individual credit.
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Almots
Maughan Foresees Japanese Flight And Ocean Air Lines
Ogden Utah June 6 Lieutenant Russell Maughan forecast major aviation advances including a flight from America to Japan and regular ocean traffic with dirigibles. He spoke to the Ogden Rotary Club praising the Southern Cross Fiji Islands flight as equaling Lindbergh’s early achievements.
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Board to Discuss Rust Control Measures on Shipments
The federal horticultural board of the agriculture department will hold a June 27 conference in Washington to review relaxing rules on interstate shipments of five leafed pines and currant and gooseberry plants due to white pine blister rust. Infected states under current controls include Connecticut Idaho Maine Massachusetts Michigan Minnesota New Hampshire New Jersey New York Oregon Pennsylvania Rhode Island Vermont Washington and Wisconsin. Currant and gooseberry plants excluding European black currants may be shipped across the United States except into blister rust restricted areas.
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United States
Pershing Sails Home From France After Sudden Call
General John J. Pershing left Paris by car to Cherbourg and sailed on the Leviathan for America. The Paris Herald noted the move came amid Republican nomination chatter and a need to return quickly, with Pershing reaching Cherbourg just as the liner began sailing. He faced two car breakdowns but still boarded in time.
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Battle Monuments Commission
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Phineas Foge
Clark Relates Killing in Utah Trial
Clark testified in Manti Utah that a quarrel with Don Solovich led to a lethal fight on a road near Gunnison. He said Solovich attacked with a hammer, he wrestled it away, struck back, and killed Solovich in self defense before abandoning the hammer and valuables. He was later arrested in Salt Lake City.
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Wing Flapping Plane Soars in Flight at Saint Augustine
A large foot powered ornithopter built by Captain George White of New York lifted off and skimmed 200 feet along the beach as an automobile towed it. On a return run a wooden elevator control brake required minor repairs. White plans to try launching without an automobile on favorable winds.
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George White
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Hoover Forces Start on Final Delegation Drive
Downtown Kansas City lights and pennants mark the looming convention. The debut of special trains, electric floats, and a 14000 seat Convention Hall set the scene as delegates arrive from California Oregon Idaho and Indiana amid hotel and food demand forecasts.
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Thaw Denied Landing In England During Visit
Harry Thaw arrived in Southampton aboard the Aquitania and was refused permission to land by immigration officials. He had a British visa but faced a Home Office prohibition order and will likely return to New York on the Aquitania. Thaw said he could not understand the decision and planned a three day stay in London before visiting Paris and Vienna. He was told he cannot leave the ship on the return voyage Saturday.
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Patterson Mines Investment Offer Promises Early Operating Returns
Patterson Mines presents a guaranteed sounding mining investment claiming all paid-in funds returnable to stockholders before any dividends and stating the mill will start within 10 days. The notice urges quick action with limited shares and a clip-and-mail coupon.
Youthful slaver guarded by armed men in Las Vegas
In Las Vegas New Mexico on June 6, Edgar Parts 19 of Joplin Missouri confessed to taking part in the slaying of Perry C. Brite a Las Vegas cattleman at Goodwater Arizona. Parts was moved from a bus to the county jail amid armed guards. Brite longtime director of the Cowboys Reunion was well known among cattlemen. Deputy Joe Romero said violence seemed possible given high local tensions with three armed guards on duty at the jail.
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Brooklyn Batter Del Bixsonette Hits Tenth Home Run
Brooklyn first baseman Del Bixsonette slugged his tenth homer of the season in the seventh inning against Cincinnati, pushing him into the National League lead ahead of Hack Wilson of Chicago and Jim Bottomley of St. Louis.
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Federal relief unit head visits Los Angeles for inspection tour
J N Doren, head of the federal relief enforcement department, tours veteran sites in Los Angeles. He is accompanied by his chief, Alf Ottea, amid ongoing efforts to audit tax relations and enforcement activities.
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Market Cites Rising Prices on New York Stocks
Financial and Markets report notes speculative sentiment shifted today with a primary rise in prices then a secondary reaction. Strong buying supported early gains as several issues hit new highs including Allied Chemical American and Advance Rumely. Airplane instrument makers draw attention and several mining and refining stocks show gains while some long time favorites fall.
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Vanadium Steel
Patino Mines
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International Combustion
Frank OG Shattuck
Montgomery Ward
Wheat and commodity prices in Chicago market report
Chicago on June 6 reports grain prices with No 2 red wheat at 1.74 and No 2 hard at 1.48 8. corn No 2 mixed 1.07 and No 2 yellow 1.10. oats No 2 white 0.71 and No 3 white 0.68. rye and barley trading near 0.94 to 1.03. timothy seed 4.10 4.85, clover seed 19.75 27.00. lard 11.85, ribs 12.50, bellies 14.00.
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Kansas City Grain
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Poultry Receipts Reported in Chicago Market
June 6 AP report shows poultry arrivals in Chicago alive firm with 2 cars received. Fowls priced 24 cents, spring broilers 39, broilers 27 31, leghorn springs 31, geese 14.
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Hogs and cattle receipts rise in Chicago market report
Chicago livestock market shows hogs at 20 000 receipts with gains up to 10 cents for heavy hogs and steady to higher light weights. Cattle and calves total near 9 000 and 4009 head with firm to higher trade on tight steers and yearlings. Sheep receipts around 13 000 with fat lambs 25 cents lower and demand strongest for choice rangers and heavy feeding lambs scarce.
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Midwest Market Summary Cattle Hogs and Sheep Reported
Omaha notes cattle receipts at 7000 with fed steers and yearlings steady and veals strong. Hogs active with gains to 9.70 for 220 260 pound class. Kansas City reports higher hogs and steady cattle with top native lambs at 17 75. Ogden and Los Angeles sections show mixed but generally softer prices for heavier cattle and lighter sheep and hogs.
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Market Slips and Steady Sheep Prices Reported
Market notes show sparse, varied bids with steer prices around 10.50 to 11.26 for 1050 to 1075 pounds and 600 pound Mexicans at 9.35. Receipts include hogs and veals with bids near 12.00 to 12.50, while lambs and sheep remain nominally steady with lamb quotes around 14.80 to 14.60 and feeder weights mixed.
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Francisco
Howe
Lareiy Rleady
Demend Nerrow
Hyree
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Celven
Potatoes Market Varied as Weather Slows Trade
New York stocks report from Chicago on June 6 notes slow new stock treatment due to weather while overall market holds steady. Receipts reach 96 cars, U S shipments total 550, and varied regional potato prices show exemptions for Bliss and Irish cobblers with several regions listing different barrel and sack prices.
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Export Grains Demand Better Boosts Chicago Wheat
North American export demand for wheat and persistent drought in the American northwest lift prices in Chicago. European buyers reportedly took about 1,000,000 bushels for prompt shipment as cold in Germany and rising UK prices added bullishness.
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Raw sugar market steady as prices hold in New York
The raw sugar market stayed quiet with a steady undertone and unchanged Cuban duty paid at 430. A sale of 28,700 bags Porto Rican nearby at 429 was reported while futures opened higher on cover and trade buying, midday showing net advances of 5 to 6 points. Bond prices in New York also moved, with Liberty bonds and Treasuries quoted across several maturities.
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United States
Curb Market Notes From New York June 6 AP
Curb quotations show Continental Oil at 1744, Electric Boat at 108, Electric Investors 70, Gulf Oil of Pennsylvania 130, Hecla Mining on National Power & Light preferred 107, New Bradford 5, Prairie Pipe Line 215, Standard Oil of Indiana 77. Market activity centers on energy, mining, and utility stocks with mixed moves.
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Continental Ol
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Electric Investors
Gulf Ol
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Money News Roundup Mixed Rates and Rates Steady
Money markets show call money easier and higher 62 low 6 ruling at 8 declines to 6 closing bids 6 time loans firm. Mixed collateral 60 to 90 days at 5.45 percent, 4 to 6 months at 5.5 percent and 5 percent. Prime mercantile rate at 4.96 percent bankers acceptances unchanged.
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Prime Mercantile Ae
Metals Roundup in New York Markets
Copper steady with spot and futures at 14 percent, tin at 49.50, lead dull with New York 63.0 and East St. Louis 62.0, wine quiet with East St. Louis spot 61 and futures 61.59, antimony at 1025, quicksilver at 126.00.
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Notice of first meeting of creditors in Poll bankrupts
In the District Court of Idaho Eastern Division William A Poll and Ida M Poll were adjudicated bankrupts on May 21 1928. The first meeting of creditors will be at 408 Carbon St Poestetto Idaho on June 15 1928 at 10 am. Creditors may attend prove claims appoint trustee examine bankrupts and address matters before the meeting. Dated June 4 1928. Clerk in Bankruptcy Pocetelio Idaho
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William A. Poll
Ida M. Poll
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Ide M. Poll
Poestetto
Idaho
Ead Crediture
Bankrupt Lautey D Birnson Adjudicated in Idaho Court
In the District Court of the Waired SBeutes Eastern Division the matter Lautey D Birnson is declared bankrupt. The first meeting of creditors will be held at 108 Carlson Building Pocatello Idaho on June 15 1928 at 10 PM where creditors may prove claims appoint a trustee examine the bankrupt and conduct other business. Dated June 4 1938 G Frawley Referee in Bankruptcy Pocatello Idaho.
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Lautey D Bimeson
D. Moncon
Carlson Blag
Pocatello
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Veldecreditort Mey
Transac Ee
Deted Et Pocus
Maho
Frawley Heferee
Porrent Suite of Offices Opuiu Building
A compact listing notes the Porrent suite of offices located in the Opuiu Building with contact phone 472.
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Opuiu ‘Building
Omaha Grain Prices Reported On June 6
Wheat prices for No 2 red at 1 45, No 1 northern spring at 1 65. Corn prices No 2 white 1 02, No 1 yellow 1 02 4, No 3 yellow 1 02 3 108. No 2 mixed 1 00. Oats No 3 white 66, No 4 white 65 4. These figures reflect daily market quotes from Omaha.
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Grain prices reported for Toledo market
Wheat No 3 red 17.4180, corn No 2 yellow 1.134, N 3 yellow 112 4, oats cash No 2 white 74 76, rye cash No 2 141, other seed. Market notes AP datelined Toledo on June 6.
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Automobile Accidents Cannot Always Be Avoided
The article urges motorists to call Shaw Auto Co for fast wrecker service during auto wrecks or engine trouble. Shaw Auto Co. is an official AAA Garage and offers day or night assistance, promoting road safety and roadside help.
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United States
Shaw Auto Co
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