Lie Detector Tests Cleared Husband in San Francisco Slaying
San Francisco police used a shymomanometer on Henry Wilkens after his wife was killed by an automobile bandit on May 30. The test showed he was telling the truth, despite earlier questions about his statements. Police renewed the search for two brothers detained regarding the murder.
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San Francisco
Police Department
Henry Wilkens
Wilkens
John Larson
Wilken
Pension vote brightens veteran Cal McVey
San Francisco June 10 AP Cal A McVey a former Cincinnati Reds player, long retired from baseball since 1868, received a monthly pension vote from the National League. The aging watchman faced rheumatism and thinning funds as he recalls his era with the old league and Sparking recollections of his sporting past.
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San Francisco
Cal A. McVey
San Franlumber
Galf
Cincinnati Reds
National League
Cal
Cal i
Rand le Bac
Cal Riley’s Century in Baseball Recalled by Old Team
The text recounts Cal’s early career from 1876 with four seasons, two years as Cincinnati manager, and leading the team west in 1879 before quitting in 1880. It notes a 1919 season return to Cincinnati to watch his old team win the world series over the Chicago White Sox. Cal recalls meeting former teammate George Wright, now a sporting goods maker, and expresses pride that the National League remembered him.
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Cincinnati
Cal
Chicago White Sox
George Wright
National League
Idaho Apple Crop Will Be Heavy in 1922
Idaho's 1922 commercial apple crop is forecast at 3,654,000 bushels or 5,220 cars, based on June 1 condition reports from hundreds of correspondents and state inspectors. The forecast notes a heavy crop despite May frosts and a history of bumper years, with many orchards showing light bloom this year.
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Boise
Idaho
Julius H. Jacobson
Idaho Crop Reporting Service
State Department of Agriculture
Foley’s Honey and Tar Heals Summer Bronchial Cough
Alfred Barker of 1061 Avondale Street reports lasting bronchial cough relief after using Foley’s Honey and Tar for seven to eight weeks. He says the product soothes and heals and he always recommends it to others. Advertisement states it is available at all druggists.
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Alfred Barker
Avondale St
E. Liver
Western states to invest fifteen billion dollars every decade
Boise June 10 fifteen billion dollars every ten years is the present rate of investment in eleven western states for general development says Robert Sibley editor of the Journal of Electricity and Western Industry. He spoke to delegates at the Northwest Electric Light and Power association convention. He warned that service and reasonable power rates must be the ambition of every western company. The executive session elected M W Brockwell president and named officers for Washington Oregon Idaho and Utah with L B Faulkner and R J Moore as executive committee members.
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Boise
Robert Sibley
Journal of Electricity and Western Industry
Northwest Electric Light and Power Association
West
Asaeel Ys
M. W. Brockwell
Puget Sound Power and Light Company
Seattle
Wash
Barbecue Plans Help 10000 Buffalo Meat Sandwiches
Ogden Utah June 10 AP United Commercial Travelers from Montana Utah Idaho elected officers at the Grand Council session. R B Pickers Butte was named grand councillor while W R Williams Salt Lake became past grand councillor. A barbecue committee prepared to serve 10000 with buffalo meat sandwiches at the gathering.
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Ogden
Utah
Grand Council
United Commercial Travelers
Montana
Idaho
R. B. Pickers
Butte
W. R. Williams
Salt Lake
Walters
Pag Lake
Frank A. Rose
R. H. Wise
Billings
Charles L. Skinner
Boise
William G . Bieter
J. G. Gravely
T. H. Heal
Provo
W. Moore
Markets Favorities Played On Wall Street Opening
The early stock session showed selling of a general list led by recent favorites. Coca Cola fell 1.5 points while Copper and U. S. Steels slipped. Oils held, and some rails faced pressure. Wheat futures opened flat then edged lower before rebounding.
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New York
Wall Street
N. J
Bern Nan Mn
Crucible
ckaWanna
U. S
Coca Cola
Bank Conditions Report Shows Excess Reserves Rise
The actual condition of the clearing house banks and trust companies in New York for the week shows reserves exceeding legal requirements by 31,508,600 dollars, up 4,867,430 from last week. The report notes the increase in excess reserves and reflects the financial stability of the banking sector.
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New York
Copper Market Holds Firm Amid Moderately Active Week
York reports copper prices steady this week despite moderate activity in the market. Quotations for refined copper remain firm with a slight gain around 13 to 14 percent for electrolytic material.
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York
Ytic
Chicago Market Report On Butter Eggs And Poultry Prices
Chicago market notes show butter creamery extras at 30 to 34 percent firsts and 26 to 29 percent seconds and 35 percent standards. Eggs receipts at 27.4 cases with firsts 22 to 23 percent and miscellaneous 22 percent. Poultry alive prices up with fowls 21 percent and broilers 30 to 38 percent. roosters 14 percent.
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Chicago
Grain Growers Are Financed By Chicago Millionaire
Washington June 10 United States Grain Growers Inc testified before a Senate committee about a new subsidiary the United States Grain Growing Sales Department. A Chicago millionaire, unnamed, is said to loan $50 000 to gain a Chicago Board of Trade membership and fund the sales department, with potential to add over a million dollars for success.
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Chicago
Board of Trade Today
Hoover
Argentine
Australia
United States
Canada
Washington
United States Grain Growers, Inc
Mason
Milton
Senate
United States Grain Dealers Association
United States Grain Growing Sales Department
Chicago Board of Trade
Railroad shifts and travel notes amid busy Utah routes
Salt Lake on No. 42 today and will be put in service on the fifth and sixth districts on account of the increase in business at that point. Miss Margaret A. O'Brien time keeper in the superintendent of shops will spend Sunday in Salt Lake. Pipefitter William Rowland and crew leave Sunday for Logan. Engine Dispatcher Clements and wife returned on No. 29 from Salt Lake after a ten day business trip. Fireman J. T. Brown has okayed for his turn on the second district trains after personal business. Switch Fireman Y. T. Templeton okayed for Pocatello extra board after thirty days away on business. Engine 510, with Engineer Sid Griffiths and fireman C. W. Brady, run to Shoshone on a break-in trip and will serve branch lines between Glenns Ferry and Huntington. Engineer H. J. Jensen reports for duty on the Pocatello extra board. James Russell, D R G railroad general manager, will pass Pocatello this evening on No. Health special car unit will pass through Pocatello Monday to Yellowstone Park. Miss Susie Margetts, Utah timekeeper bureau comptometer operator, will vacation in California. L. D. Guild, Short Line purchasing agent, arrived from Salt Lake on No. 42.
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Salt Lake
Sid Griffiths
C. W. Brady
Shoshone
O. K
Fourth District
Glenns Ferry
Huntington
Salt Lake-Butte Express Delayed After Derailment Near Trenton
Rail line reports Train No 29 derailed a coach near Trenton when a wheel axle loosened. No injuries after the 5 10 p m incident as the train, drawing engine 3116 with Abe Hatch aboard, was slowed to about forty mph. Engine 3107 aided in removing the derailed coach while operations shifted to routine stock service and track work nearby.
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Salt Lake
Potatoes market dull with weak new stock and no sales
Chicago June 10 reports 55 carload receipts total 0 shipments 8.81 with old stock showing little demand. New stock weak with Bliss Triumphs No 1 priced 3.00 3.50 per cwt in Louisiana Alabama. Irish Cobblera No 1 3.50 cwt in Texas. Bliss Triumphs No 1 3.25 3.50 cwt in Oklahoma.
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Chicago
Libert onds in New York Oc 10 price quotes
Bond quotes from New York on October 10 show the first four percent bonds with bid and asked figures. The first four percent notes traded around 99.96 to 100.66, with other maturities showing 90.84 to 100.02 ranges.
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New York
Libert Onds
Foreign exchange rates list diverse global currencies
New York markets report a blotchy list of foreign exchange quotations with Britain, France, Italy, Germany, Netherlands, Norway, Sweden, Denmark, Switzerland, Greece, Poland, Argentina, Brazil and Belgium. The figures include spot and cable rates, with varied percent ranges and notes on demand and settlements.
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New York
Great Britain
France
Gaand
Italy
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Greece
Poland
Creche
Slovakia
Argenand
Brasil
Belgium
Foreign silver sales report from New York June 10
A fragment notes foreign silver in New York on June 10, mentioning Tissiens dollar 66. The brief item provides no further context or names.
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Nut” York
Tissiens Dollare
Dorothy Dalton in The Crimson Challenge at Orpheum
Dorothy Dalton stars in The Crimson Challenge a dramatic wild west tale set in the southwest The program also features Torchys promotion a two reel comedy The Orpheum show runs three times tonight
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Dorothy Dalton
Great Southwest
Torchy
Orpheum
Beauty Shop at Orpheum Features Hitchcock in Comedy
Raymond Hitchcock stars in The Beauty Shop at the Orpheum tomorrow for three days. Louise Fazenda James J. Corbett Billy B. Van the Fairbanks twins and Laurence Wheat also appear in the cast.
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Raymond Hitchcock
Louise Fazenda
James J. Corbett
Billy B. van and the Fairbanks Twins
Beauty Shop
Orpheum Tomorrow
Orpheum
Billy B. van
the Fairbanks
Twins
Laurence Wheat
Spanish Jade Plays Strand Tonight With Powell and MacDermott
The Strand theatre shows Spanish Jade for the last time tonight featuring David Powell and Marc MacDermott. The film promises exotic Spain themed intrigue and glamour as the curtain falls on this screening.
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Strand
Spain
David Powell
Marc MacDermott
Strand Theatre
Strand Tomorrow to Feature George Arlis in Disraeli
Tomorrow and Monday Strand audiences will see George Arlis in Disraeli, a celebrated stage success. The production promises treason and intrigue with youthful love, domestic devotion, and constant suspense from start to finish, supported by a leading actor and an all star cast.
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Disraeli
Aev
George Arlis
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Pocatello Extra
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Pocatello
James Russell
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