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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1925
Page
8
Opened with gains as government crop estimates reduced total domestic wheat, bolstering prices. Kansas crop news and rising feeds pushed values higher before profits were realized and prices faded. Corn and oats followed. hogs dragged provisions lower amid weaker quotes.
New York stocks fluctuated at the open as readjusted speculative accounts influenced prices. Trading showed demand for Texas Co shares and a firm close with buying orders in late trading. Leading issues including General Electric and Pressed Steel Car edged up, while United States Cast Iron Pipe and International Paper gained. U S Steel held firm amid lower tonnage and renewed interest in oil, motors, and utilities.
Hog receipts run around 19 500 to 22 060 head with mostly steady to lower prices and light demand. Cattle and sheep show weakness in early trading with bids down and values slipping on heavy and medium weight steers and lambs.
Kansas City cattle receipts reach 8 000 with 2 000 calves. Demand dull with few early sales and a weak to unevenly lower undertone on slaughter steers and yearlings. Averaging 1 058 pounds at 1.60, grass cows 4.00 to 4.50, grain feds 6.00 to 6.50. overall activity down.
Receipts show 12 000 hogs and 7 000 sheep with mixed demand. Cattle: calves weak to 60 cents lower. practical top weaker. bulls steady. feeders scarce. Hogs: 19 to lower than Tuesday. salable ranges 11.65 to 11.85. sows and packing levels softer. Sheep: openings steady to weak. top natives 16.00. Arizonas 14.60. yearlings 12.85. Texas wethers 7.25.
In New York on June 10, raw sugar prices eased to 4.40 duty paid while shipment sugars rose to 4.49. Trade included 6,000 bags Cuban prompt, 18,200 Porto Rican June, and 28,000 Philippine Island July-August at 4.49. Raw futures steady as buyers with Cuban ties show 1-2 point gains. refined quota across old contracts at 6.55-6.70 with limited new business.
Potato trading notes strength in some markets with improved prices for old and new stock. Carolina cobblers and sacked whites vary by region with Oklahoma Arkansas and Wisconsin Michigan regions showing modest gains and overall market described as slightly firmer.
Hog receipts 131, mostly market and common to medium butchers at 11.00 to 11.15, few loads at 11.75 to 11.90. Cattle receipts 256, 62 Market, 194 to Colorado range, cows and heifers 4.25 to 4.10, cutters 5, beef bulls 4.00. Sheep receipts 11, for market, no early sales.
Unfilled orders of United States Steel Corporation as of May 31 stood at 4,049,800 tons, down 496,768 tons from the previous month. The report from New York cites a continuing decline in new orders and production activity impacting steel demand.
Unisned daily items from Idaho Hide & Pur Co of Pocatello include hides and wool with various weights and conditions. Prices shown include 6 green hides at 2.00 per unit, long wool and other lots totaling 69.30, reflecting a regional small sale listing.
In Miami June 10 AP Bryan declines to discuss opponents while preparing jury speech. Bainbridge Colby joins Clarence Darrow for defense in John T. Scopes trial over Tennessee anti evolution law. Bryan says case pits religion versus education and control of public schools.
Reports from Canton and Shanghai describe anti foreign agitation and fighting along waterways. Widespread strikes disrupt docks boat crews abandon ships British and Japanese vessels lack crews. Police describe the Shanghai riot and a shoot to kill order amid student protests tied to foreign activities. General Chang Tso Lin moves troops toward Shanghai to restore order and extend influence.
Greeley Colorado June 10 The Colorado State Teachers College authorities announced the opening of a janitor engineering course. Six janitors of the college buildings are being instructed in sweeping floors washing windows and tending furnaces as part of the program.
Philip Carrey company reports field engineer T H M Crampton of Sayville Long Island N Y learned his sister-in-law was killed by Chinese at the Canton Christian college during the uprising.
In New York at June 10 trading ends with mixed oil stocks. Continental pipe line up 264 percent through the day while Standard of Indiana rises to 67 percent and Standard of New York to 44 percent. Salt Creek and Consolidated show smaller gains.
Norman Selby known as Kid McCoy debuts in literature in the San Quentin Bulletin. He describes inventing a corkscrew punch inspired by a German pistol groove and claims success against boxers Maher Bharkey Choyneki. He also becomes circulation manager and ends gratis copies while serving manslaughter sentence for Theresa Mors death.
London reports Premier Baldwin denying any final security pact with France without parliamentary debate. Berlin notes German reply to Germany’s proposals expected soon, while Paris observers caution over optimistic hopes as disputes surface about Britain’s military commitments to France.
Washington June 10 The presidents Muscle Shoals commission expressed opposition to any short time lease of power facilities. In a letter to the War Department the commission said if power may be developed before Congress acts the War Department has authority to sell it without further commission warrant.
Denver reports that boys seek adventure and romance while girls leave due to parental trouble. Miss Nannie Oppenheimer, Pittsburgh juvenile court probation officer, told the National Probation Association meeting today that homes should provide adventure for boys and ensure adequate sex information for girls to prevent estrangement.
Fair in the south and east portions with unsettled showers in the northwest tonight and Thursday. Temperature expected to show little change across regions.
The piece analyzes how motor car competition affects railroads, noting passenger traffic decline but freight demand rising. It explains rail car loadings as an index of trade and shows freight services unlikely to be displaced by motor trucks except over short distances. Investors are advised to be cautious yet reassured about the long term for rail securities.
Paris June 10 AP Finance Minister Caillaux told the finance committee he plans to raise all budget funds from taxation alone and avoid loans. He urged that France show earnest effort to balance the budget and settle inter allied debts to gain favorable terms from England and the United States. Caillaux also noted the goal of avoiding increased paper francs in circulation.
The airship Shenandoah will fly from Lakehurst toward Bar Harbor near the tender Patoka on its Maine trip for governors’ convention preparations. After returning to Lakehurst it will head to Minnesota en route to Los Angeles. Helium transfer from the Los Angeles to the Shenandoah began at Lakehurst today.
Six planes departed Moscow on June 10 to survey a route through Siberia and the Gobi to China. The plan aims to establish a permanent aerial link between Europe and China and form a China Soviet association. Thousands, including government members, witnessed the first leg escorted by numerous planes.
Shanghai report says China Merchant Steamship Company, Chinese owned, has suspended all sailings indefinitely. Other steamship firms are directing vessels at outside ports not to return to Shanghai for now.
Hugo Colorado June 10 Charles Webb claimed as head of Colorado s largest family died here after a stroke He was father of 17 children 16 living Seven of his sons served in World War Swedish Authors union seeks compensation from radio service for broadcasting their works
The clipping lists numerous train numbers and routes from the South West and West with departures and connections. It mentions Butte Expresses, Salt Lake, Portland Chicago mail and express, Ashton, Victor, Green River, Mackay branch, and several cross routes with times around early morning to evening. It notes connections at Blackfoot and services to Twin Falls and Minidoka area.
The board discussed seeding all public school yards and arranged Idaho Tech use of Whit tier school for summer practice. They reviewed the sinking fund and a new state provision allowing investment in general fund warrants yielding seven percent, saving about seven thousand dollars. Personnel moves included Vaughn's transfer to Irving Junior high and Sumner's resignation for marriage. Cosgrove and Denham assignments followed, with high school principal appointment pending. A 250-signature petition for Coach Fox’s salary increase received no action.
General anxiety rose as official figures show Great Britain's unemployed rose by 60 708 in the week ending June 6, reaching 1,247,300. The total is 244,385 higher than a year ago, reflecting a sharp labor market deterioration.
The navy develops a cellophane interior gas cell covering to reduce helium leakage on the Shenandoah. Tests show promise. current coverings use gold beaters kin from cattle intestines. A million cattle by product is needed for gas cellule coverings. initial trials will use one of the Shenandoah's twenty cells.
The jury for William Darling Shepherd in the murder of his young ward William Nelson McClintock was completed today after four weeks of veniremen examination. The final panel was accepted and sworn shortly after 4 PM in Chicago.
San Diego Zoological Society officials telegraphed from Carrol Idaho offering to take Nell Shipman’s forty animals from Priest Lake. They cite humanitarian motives and promise to cover transport and feeding if Shipman’s creditors release the animals.
The secretary of the interior authorized a public auction of 15 890 acres of land in the former Coeur d Alene Indian reservation in Idaho. The sale will occur in Coeur d Alene on October 5 in tracts from 90 to 160 acres. Any coal or oil deposits found will be reserved by the government.
At Geneva on June 19 the center of traffic in arms national conference adopted a protocol from the Americas delegation prohibiting the use of chemicals and bacteria as weapons. The move marks a ban on poison gas warfare.
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