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Newspaper

The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1927

Page

8

Livestock Quotations From Markets In Kansas City And Across Regions

Kansas City market reports show cattle receipts around 1500 with fed steers and yearlings active and higher, hogs up to 25 cents higher, and sheep prices mixed. St Joseph and Omaha listings note gains for hogs and cattle, with regional totals in thousands and various weight classes. Metals and cash prices include copper steady and grains mixed, while visible grain supply shifts show decreases in wheat and oats and increases in corn.

Foreign Exchange and Livestock Markets Across Cities

A listing of foreign exchange levels for major currencies and commodities. Reports from Ogden and Chicago detail hog receipts, cattle supplies, and hog and cattle price ranges, noting market shifts and stock levels across noon trading.

Potatoes and metals market roundup from Chicago and New York

Potatoes receipts and market tone show weak trading across U S shipments and regional pack notes. Bar silver quoted at 87 percent in New York with London reporting 26 1/2 per ounce while call money balances steady on holiday with varied rates for terms and mercantile paper.

London New York Prime Mercantile

Famous Closing Out Bale starts Tuesday

Notice warns that 113 Pocatello banks will be closed Wednesday June 15 for Pioneer Day. location House and Pocatello manager Za Mgr omitted in full.

Pocatello Pocatello Ps Za Mgr

Market Report Los Angeles Livestock Prices June

Los Angeles market figures show receipts of 2300 cattle are slow with early sales around 150 higher and top at 11.00. Cattle receipts total 1800 with steady stock, better steers 100 to 1150 pounds at 8.85 to 8.95, cows 5.75 to 6.50, cutters 2.76 to 4.50. calves 180 to 250 pounds 11.00 to 12.00. Sheep receipts 250 include deck ewes and lambs, with some unsold.

Kansas City Texas Colorado Arizona ST. Joseph South Frisco San Francisco California Ogden Idaho Los Angeles

Portland Market Report Cattle Hogs and Sheep Prices

Portland market report shows cattle receipts 575 with steady to strong demand and prices from 6.00 to 9.25 for steers and cows. Hog receipts 1475 with active trade and higher quotes for light to heavy weights, 9.00 to 10.25. Sheep receipts 1150 with steady prices, lambs at 12.50, yearlings 9.00, clipped ewes 4.00 to 5.00.

Chicago Idaho Portland Ore

Corn Rises on Reported Increase in Supply

Chicago reports a 2 148 000 bushel rise in corn visible supply as the market moves higher. Weather across much of the country stays favorable while hints of a solid wheat market keep corn gains and oats rise. rain halts field work in parts of the corn belt. Melbourne notes indicate a smaller crop in Western Australia.

Chicago Melbourne Western Australia

Alarmed town crier retires in Provincetown after 27 years

Provincetown Mass June 13 notice states Walter T Smith town crier for 27 years has retired from the town crying business due to lameness He is 78 years old The resignation signals the likely passing of the quaint office in the country as Provincetown becomes without its crier and his bell for the first time in memory.

Provincetown Mass Walter T. Smith Smith

US Marines Arrive in Shanghai With 1150 Men Tanks and Aviation Unit

The Chaumont docked in Shanghai on June 13 carrying 1,150 marines, 25 tanks, and an aviation unit under Colonel Davis. Marines were billeted on Socony wharf, formerly occupied by the sixth regiment.

Shanghai Chaumont Manila Davis Socony Wharf

Backers of Lindbergh Rally Hopeful for Future Plans

New York June 13 AP reports Harry Knight, a financial backer of Colonel Lindbergh, and B F Mahoney, head of Ryan Aeroplane, builder of the Spirit of St Louis, discussing their hopes for the colonel's next steps with Mahoney wishing Slim joins them.

New York Harry Knight Lindbergh B. F. Mahoney Ryan Aeroplane Company St. Louis Mr. Mahoney

Former Residents of Pocatello See Slim Lindbergh

Nicholas Ifft, editor of The Tribune, reports his parents American Consul George N. Ifft of Ghent and Mrs. Ifft saw Charles Lindbergh in New York to Paris flight era. Mrs. Ifft attended Memorial day services near Ghent as Lindbergh flew over and dropped a wreath. Consul Ifft attended a Brussels banquet honoring Colonel Lindbergh and describes him as a tall slender young man.

Nicholas Ifft the Tribune George N. Ifft Ghent Belgium Ifft Pocatello America New York Paris Charles Lindbergh Lindbergh Consul Ifft Chamber of Commerce Brussels Colonel Lindbergh

Elks Display Copies of Original American Flags

Elks No. 674 observed Flag day Sunday at the temple with Judge R M Terrell presiding. The program included nine copies of original early American flags, songs, and piano accompaniment by Mrs J E Damron. Helen Modlish trio provided orchestra numbers.

Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks No. 674 Elks Temple R. M. Terrell J. E. Damron Helen Modlish

Superintendent Elect Seeks New Coach for Pocatello

J. M. McDonald, superintendent elect, arrived from Kemmerer to meet the school board at 7 30 pm to select a basketball coach for vacancies created by Rich Fox leaving for the University of Idaho. Top candidates include E F Godfrey Henry Canine and J H Neal. McDonald will return to Kemmerer and move to Pocatello around June 25.

J. M. McDonald Pocatello Kemmerer McDonald Rich Fox University of Idaho At Moscow E. F. Godfrey Great Falls Mont Henry Canine Malad J. H. Neal Buhl Wyoming

Knights of Columbus Hold Joint Initiation in Idaho

Knights of Columbus councils in Pocatello and Idaho Falls held a joint initiation Sunday at the W O W hall. A class of twenty two candidates underwent first second and third degree exemplifications led by Ogden and Salt Lake City teams with Pocatello's P C O Malley assisting.

Pocatello Idaho Falls

Idaho Chamber of Commerce Official Heads Dude Ranch Plan

Mrs. R. S. Stringfellow, field secretary of the Idaho Chamber of Commerce, arrived in Pocatello from Malad to recruit members. She and her husband will manage a summer dude ranch near Elkhorn Montana, about fifty miles from West Yellowstone, joining their son on June 20. Obvious notes include her two month leave of absence and new assignment. Miss Leyda Lesbee returns from Ogden where she visited R. Ferris Taylor.

Dude” Ranch R. S. Stringfellow Idaho Chamber of Commerce Pocatello Malad Chamber

Woman pleads self defense for fatal shooting of husband

Mrs. Lulu Ethel Gruber admitted to police she shot her husband Charles E. Gruber in self defense after he allegedly drew a revolver at their home following a six month separation. She fired five shots, he died instantly. they had two children and 25 years of marriage. divorce proceedings had begun. Also noted are a Star Legion meeting in Spokane and a ground rent tale in Manheim involving a historic red rose payable to heirs.

Seattle Lulu Ethel Gruber Charles E. Gruber Gruber Star Legion Spokane Wash United States National Service Star Legion

Lindbergh Flier Returns To New York City Parade Welcome

Charles Lindbergh returns from his non stop New York to Paris flight landing at Quarantine and riding the Macom to the Battery. A sea of crowds waves flags hats and pennants as police maintain order while fireboats salute.

New York Charles Lindbergh Paris Battery Washington Mitchell Field Governor's Island Lindbergh Broadway Charles A. Lindbergh New York Bay Macom

Woman and sailors drown off coast near Glasgow

Mrs Louise Traynor fell overboard from the liner Californian 600 miles west of Ireland while en route from Oslo to Glasgow. Two sailors, Gilchrist and McIsaac, leaped to her aid but all three perished. Traynor was bound for her parents in Scotland from the United States.

Glasgow Scotland Louise Traynor Ireland Oslo Gilchrist McIsaac Traynor United States

Editor Daudet Surrenders After Royalist Stand

Paris June 13 Leon Daudet royalist leader under sentence for libelling a taxi driver over his son Phl lippe s death surrendered to police after three days of defiance. He exited the building with Delest and boarded a police car amid royalist guards and previous riots.

Paris Leon Daudet Phillippe el d‘Action Francise M. Daudet France M. Delest Daudet

Utah Weather Forecast Noted For Fair Conditions

The report notes generally fair conditions tonight and Tuesday with little temperature change. Local forecasters expect stable skies and mild winds as the pattern holds across Utah.

Utah

Stimson Honored With Peace Degree At Syracuse

President Coolidge in a Syracuse University commencement letter praised Colonel Henry L. Stimson former secretary of war for eminent services to humanity. Stimson had recently helped end Nicaragua’s revolt as the president’s representative. The degree of doctor of laws acknowledges his wartime leadership and his role in stabilizing Nicaragua and promoting peace.

Syracuse N. Y Coolidge Syracuse University Henry L. Stimson Stimson Nicaragua America

Editors Visit Coolidge Home During Omaha E M E A Meeting

Omaha hosts the National Editorial Association convention with editors and publishers arriving to tour western Nebraska and the Black Hills. Delegates worship in Omaha churches while speakers including E W Howe and Frances Blair address attendees.

Omaha Neb National Editorial Association Nebraska Black Hills President Coolidge White House WOA Herman Roe E. W. Howe Frances G. Blair Springfield National Education Association Memphis Tenn Hollywood-by the-Sea Fla Providence R. I Boston Frank Edgecombe Geneva Charles Meredith L. C. Hall Ware Hammess Edwin Funk Rogers Ark The Arkansas Editorial Association J. F. Kramer Orange Calif J. B. Oliver Daily Moon-Journal Battle Creek Mich

Rail activity in West State connects Oregon line to Klamath Falls

Pur chase of existing trackage and an operating agreement with the Southern Pacific will require only 40 miles of new railroad to connect the Oregon Train Line with Klamath Falls Oregon. Great Northern and Northern Pacific own Oregon Trunk Line and Budd signed a joint ownership and use deal with Southern Pacific. The 25 mile Sheviln and Hixon railroad has already been purchased by the Great Northern.

Southern Pacific Line Southern Pacific Sheviln and Hixon Great Northern

Army Promotions and Retirements Announced by President

Washington June 13 Five promotions and appointments among general officers were announced by President Coolidge on Secretary Davis recommendation Brig Gen Malvern Barnum and Brig Gen Robert Alexander raised to major generals replacing Maj Gen Barnum and Maj Gen Alexander who retire for age June 2 and August 25 The promotions also lift Col George Earnhardt and Col George Jamieson to brigadier generals and Col Merriwether Walker to brigadier general upon Brig Gen James Rhea’s retirement June 30.

Washington President Coolidge Davis Malvern Hill Barnum Robert Alexander Benjamine Poore William Weigal George C. Earnhardt Cavalry George H. Jamierson Barnum Alexander Merriwether L. Walker Engineer Corps James C. Rhea

Former spouses reunite at Lancaster poorhouse

Charles Trotter, 76, returns to Ohio after 56 years to find Bertha, 73, his wife abandoned many years earlier. Bertha has lived at the poorhouse since 1871 after illness from worry over abandonment and the death of their infant. He had wandered the country seeking fortune in the West, then learned of her supposed death and never returned until now.

Itancaster Ohio Charles Trotter Bertha Trotter

Major League Leaders By The Associated Press

National leaders include Harris Pirates 443 runs P Waner Pirates 78 hits Hornsby Giants 15 doubles Grantham Pirates 15 triples P Waner Pirates 11 homers Cuyler Pirates 16 stolen bases Meadows Pirates 8 1 figure. American leaders show Miller Browns 407 runs Ruth Yankees 58 hits Gehrig Yankees 80 doubles Burns Indians 21 triples Manush Tigers 8 homers Ruth Yankees 21 Goslin Senators 10 pitching Lyons White Sox 11 2.

Harris Pirates Hornsby Giants P. Wane Grantham P Waner Wilson Cubs Cuyler Meadows E. Miller Browns Ruth Yanks Gehrig Burns Indians Manush Tigers Goslin Senators Lyons White Sox

Fights Tonight Chicago Dundee King Tut Freddie Muel

Boxing card features Chicago's Dundee facing King Tut in main event. Sid Barbarian meets Freddie Mueller in a 10 round bout. Babe Ruth faces Joey Medill in an eight round exhibition.

The Associated Press Chicago Mike Dundee King Tut Sid Barbarian Freddie Mueller Babe Ruth Joey Medill

Byrd Plans Paris Flight After Lindbergh Reception

Commander Richard E. Byrd told the Associated Press that once the Lindbergh reception ends in New York, he will depart for Paris in his tri motored plane the America. He had accompanied Lindbergh from Washington as part of an escort group of planes.

New York Richard E. Byrd Charles Lindbergh Washington Associated Press Lindbergh Paris America

Two Airmen Die in Langley Field Maneuver Crash

Newport News June 13 AP reports First Lieutenant F. B. McConnell and Second Lieutenant C. Anderson were killed at Langley field during air maneuvers. Their aircraft crashed near the post incinerator and burned, leaving both airmen burned beyond recognition.

Newport News F. B. McConnell C. Anderson Langley Field

Idaho bankers hold convention trip for Porter and Defenbach

Boise dispatch reports E W Porter commissioner of finance and Byron S Defenbach state treasurer left for Hayden Lake near Coeur dAlene to attend the Idaho State Bankers association annual convention running June 14 and 15. A second item notes Mussolini farmer trespass and harvesting early maturing wheat varieties at Carpegna farm during a government wheat prize pursuit.

Boise E. W. Porter Byron S. Defenbach Hayden Lake Coeur d'Alene Idaho State Bankers’ Association Romf Benito Mussolini Carpegena

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Today’s Markets and Financial News Metals East St. Uis Foreign Exchange Great Britain Italy Germany Holland Norway Sweden Denmark Switzerland Spain Greece Poland Czecho-Slovakia Jugoslavia Austria Rumenia Argentina Brazil Tokyo Montreal U. S Canada Alabama Oklahoma Bliss North Carolina Wisconsin-Minnesota China See ‘Slim’ Lindbergh Elks Knights of Columbus Leyda Lesbee South Heyes Avenue R. Ferris Taylor Manheim John 8. Fowler Willian H. Bielgel Flier Capital University A. S West State Oregon Herry McKelvey Earl Webb Cubs James W. Curry Janesville Wis Pocatello Western Bob Custer Gloria Swanson N. Main St R. O. Young Washington, D C Washington, D. C Oo Tribune Major League Byrd Utah Power & Light Co J. E. Edgerton Company Investment Securities
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