Grace and associates linked to Boulder area booze case
Federal grand jury indicted Father Walter A. Grace pastor of a Catholic church in Arvada Colorado and associates in a alleged violation of prohibition laws. Mrs Catherine O Connor and John Walsh named in the indictments with Grace and others and bonds set at 1000 dollars. The Pueblo indictment list includes former Colorado prohibition agents and E J McClenahan awaiting trial.
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Denver
Walter A. Grace
Arvada
Colo
Blo
Chim
Poland
Athering O’connor
J . Mullen
Denver Miller
John RK. Walsh
Colorado
Father Grace
O’connor
Walsh
E. J. McClenahan
Pueblo
W. A. Dollison
Alaska Faces New Boom Days Amid Coal Spur Plans
Anchorage reports a rapid boom as Secretary Work orders a five mile standard gauge coal spur to Moose Creek boosting coal output to markets from Ketchikan to Seattle. Willow Creek and Copper Mountain prospects rise. hydroelectric power and agrarian growth spur Anchorage into a developing metropolis with aviation, radio, and studios.
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Anchorage
Alaska
Steese
Moose Creek
Mataiuska
Alaska Engineering Commission
Alaskan
Ketchikan
Cold Bay
Seattle
Tidewater
Willow Creek
Guggenheims
Nabel Group
Kantaishna
Mt. McKinley
Gneeenheim
Copper Mountain Group
Eklutna
Wheat Market Slumps Amid Weather Reports and Rust Fears
Wheat futures edge lower as weather and crop news weigh on Chicago, Kansas City, and southern Indiana markets. Black rust seen in southern Kansas with limited damage expected. harvest near in southern Indiana, and export demand remains weak amid choppy trade. July under pressure. Northwest yields stabilize, but Dakotas and Manitoba rain needed.
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Kansas
Indiana
Chicago
Kansas City
Oklahoma
Northwest
Dakotas
Manitoba
Bank Clearings Reported With Increased Reserve Figure
The clearing house banks and trust companies in New York show an excess reserve of 24,365,530 for the week, an increase of 30,191,450. The data comes from Bank CLEARINGS, New York, dated June 16.
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Bank Clearings
New York
Livestock market report Chicago June cattle hogs and sheep
Cattle receipts mix with gains for beef grades and high weight heavies. Hogs firm to higher with top at 7.30 and medium weights 6.90 to 7.30. sows and pigs mixed with some declines. Sheep and lambs strong to unevenly higher. top lambs around 16.35 with bulk 15.75 to 16.25.
Hog and cattle prices down Omaha market notes
Hog receipts 6000 with uneven market yet higher outlook. Beef steers strong to higher by week, yearlings and stockers up. bulls steady to weak. Sheep mutton receipts 800 with fed lambs and yearlings showing gains, feeders firm. Closing quotes show varied gains across hogs cattle and lamb markets in Omaha.
Cattle Hog and Sheep Prices Loom Large in Kansas City Markets
Kansas City reports cattle receipts of about 1 000 with calves 150 for the week. Beef steers steady to a dime higher, top at 11.10, yearlings up to 11.06, canners and cutters mixed, bulls steady to higher. Hogs 2 000 receipts steady to five cents higher, top 6.75, most 6.56 to 6.78, sows steady around 6.65 to 5.76. Sheep 500 receipts with spring lambs 60 to 75 cents higher, natives at 16.00, ewes to 5.25, goats and wethers mixed.
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Chicago
Omaha
Bologna
Daho
California
Kansas City
Texas
Hog and cattle market recap from St Joseph today
Hog receipts about 4000 head, uneven but generally 10 cents higher. Most lots 5 to 100 higher with 170 to 120 pound averages more active. top bids for packed hogs 6.70 to 6.75. Battle market receipts 150, beef classes steady to firm with corn fed tops strong. canners cutters bulls weak to 25 cents lower, calves and stockers higher.
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ST. Joseph
Steandy
Market Report Shows Mixed Livestock Prices Across Week
Sheep receipts total 756 with most sold to local feed lots. Beef and steer classes show varied values with steer and yearling prices from 7.00 to 10.90, cows 4.75 to 6.25, bulls 4.60 to 5.50, calves at 8.00. Killing lambs 13.50 to 14.50, fat ewes around 4.25, stockers and feeders 6.50 to 7.50.
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Texas
Potatoes Prices and Shipments Reported Nationwide
Potatoes firm with 70 car receipts in Chicago as total U S shipments reach 7 60. Wisconsin sacked round whites mostly 1 10 per cwt with loads as low as 95c. New stock from Alabama Louisiana Mississippi sacked bass No 1, Dinas 06 heated and poorly graded 2 50 to 2 60. South Carolina barrel cobblers No 1 mostly 6 00. North Carolina barrel cobblers 5 50 to 6 75, heated and dirty 4 50 to 5 00.
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Chicago
U. S
Wisconsin
Alabama
Louisiana
Mississippi
South Carolina
North Carolina Barrel Cobblers
Silver prices and currency notes across markets
New York reports bar silver at 65 2 5 per ounce with 50 percent for Mexican dollars. London notes bar silver at 32 1 16 pence per ounce on June 16.
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New York
London
Liberty bonds and treasury notes market report
Bond prices close in New York on June 16 with Liberty issues steady. Various series show par scores around 98 to 100, including First 4s and Second 4s trading near 98.1 to 98.11 while Victory 4s remain uncalled. U S Treasury 4% 5s at 99.25.
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New York
U. S. Treasury
Exchange Rates Briefs From New York Bank Quotation Board
Foreign exchange figures show irregular quotations in cents with multiple country demands and cable rates. Highlights include Great Britain at 4.61 percent, France 6.29 percent, Italy around 4.59 percent, Belgium about 5.39 percent, Germany near 0.68 percent, and Switzerland around 17.95 percent with various cable figures. Also listed are Holland 39.15, Norway 16.60, Sweden 26.50, Denmark 17.70, Spain 14.92, Poland 0.0010 percent, and Argentina 10.50 with a Montreal rate of 21-32.
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New York
Great Britain
France
Italy
Belgium
Germany
Holland
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Switzerland
Spain
Greece
Poland
Czecho Slovakia
Argentine
Montreal
Bar Association condemns attacks on U S constitution in Tennessee
Nashville report says American Bar association official warns of threats to the U S constitution from anarchists socialists and lawmakers seeking to curb Supreme Court power and place constitutional questions to popular vote. He cites dangers from elites and schools pushing socialist ideas. The tone warns that such moves could destroy the constitutional framework.
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Nashville
Tenn
United States
R. E. L. Saner
Dallas
Tex
Citizenship Committee
American Bar Association
Tennessee Bar Association
Saner
4They
America
Russia
Senate
House
Supreme Court
Congress
Wuld
Igi
Downtrodden Reporter Finds Friend and Backer
Atlantic News Memoir reports Colonel George McCain of the Philadelphia Evening Ledger criticizing reporters as moral cowards and liars when public statements shift. He defends reporters as the wheel horse of newspaper organizations, noting editors, managers, and circulators rely on them.
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Colonel McClain
Atlantic, NW
George McCain
Philadelphia Evening Ledger
Pennsylvania State Editorial Association
Proposals Spark Defense of Minority Rights and Education
The speaker warns against mob rule and urges defense of minority rights guaranteed by a written constitution. The American Bar Association coordinates nationwide education efforts through clubs, leagues, patriotic societies, and schools to curb dangerous propaganda and protect government safeguards.
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American Bar Association
Women's Clubs
League of Women Voters
Americag
Warns Against State Takeover of Insurance Business
In Atanta Ga June 16 AP Henry Swift Ives argues private insurance is essential to preserve individual rights. He cites states experimenting with workmen compensation and life/insurance schemes, warning state monopolies threaten efficiency and quality. He notes several states trialing government plans and questions their long term viability.
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Atainta
Association of Credit Men
Henry Swift Ives
Casualty Informationharing House
Chicago
Ives
Insurance Credit
American
Wisconsin
Massachusetts
California
Colorado
Idaho
Maryland
Michigan
Montana
Nevada
New York
North Dakota
Ohio
Oregon
Washington
Weat Vi
Kay
West Virginia
Tae
Philadelphia Passes On Many Big League Stars
Cleveland June 16 AP Twenty five players discarded or waived by the Athletics and Red Sox linger in other uniforms. Yankees, Indians, Browns and Cubs reap chunks as 24 from the Red Sox alone shift, with several still active in majors for various teams.
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Cleveland
Samsakon
Athletics
Boston
New York
St. Louis Browns
Tilly Walker
Ernie Johnston
Rill Pratt
Vernon Clemons
Bob Shawkey
Pennock
Joe Bush
Yankees
Coveleskie
Indians
Roy Moore
Tigers
Filtin
Yankee
George Burns
Red Sox
Larry Gardner
Johnny Lavan
Cardinals
Frank Baker
Yances
Jamieson
Indiana
Strunk
White Sox
Washington
Yankees Oaentitchers
Quinn
Ferguson
Piercy
Murray
O’doul
Collins
Shocker
Browns
Vance
Brooklyn
Ring
Phillies
Mogridge
Devermer
Walters
Ruel
Infieliers
Fournier
Mitchell
McMillan
Peck
Foster
Fewtster
Pratt
Connolly
Harris
Brimes
Hhines
Ehmke
Ta Eipp
Burns
Hale
Pinella
Reds
Jacobson
Miller
Powell Braves
Flagsterzd
Cruise
Braves
Clevelandet
Fox Chers
Jones
Pirates
Fillingim
Bassler
Deberry
Mellinis
Barna
Grimes
Cubs
Olson
Lynn
Smith
Thelma Morgan Launches Pictures Inc With Capital
Thelma Morgan, daughter of Harry Hayes Morgan consul general to Brussels, and Reginald Vanderbilt, have formed Thelma Morgan Pictures Inc with 109 000 dollars capital. The venture aims to produce films and launch Thelma as a star under her name.
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Newark
Mrea
James Vv. Converse
Harry Hayes Morgan
Brussels
Mia
Reginald Vanderbilt
Thelma Morgan Pictures, Inc
W 'Star
Manlite
Austrian inventor perfects night ship passage recorder
Vienna reports an Austrian inventor has perfected a device to automatically and accurately record vessel passages over water both day and night. A pencil sized search light and light sensitive receivers trigger a bell alarm or recording when a ship interrupts the beam. Tests near Vienna covered distances up to three and a half miles with a daylight lamp.
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Vienna
Courts hip Began at a Late Age in Chicago
A romance of five years started in San Pedro and tied in Chicago follows 80 year old A Loop of Toledo Ohio and 63 year old Miss Sadie Thorpe of San Pedro California. Loop, a Civil War veteran, widower, met his bride at a convention in San Pedro five years ago and will make their home in Toledo.
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Chicago
San Pedro
California
In A. Loop
Toledo
Ohio
Sadie Thorpe
Mr. Loop
Loop
Divorce law upheld in New Jersey amid reform debate
Atlantic City June 16 The State Bar Association at its annual meeting rejected a motion to repeal the new New Jersey divorce law described as turning the state into a second Reno The statute allows divorces for cruelty in six months and grants broad application.
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Atlantic City
N. J
State Bar Association
New Jersey
Village on Fire at Lac Au Saumon Quebec
Forest fires largely destroyed a village at Lac Au Saumon Quebec on June 16 harming several mills and causing extensive property damage as crews battled the blaze.
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Lac Au Saumon
Quebec
Dance notices and meetings in Columbia and Pocatello area
Social dances feature Meade's Bungalow Orchestra at Columbia hall and the Irkshemale Orchestra at Dreamland, plus a Hard Times dance by BR and B club. Royal Arch and Masonic sessions planned. Antlers location hosts a Royal Arch event. Charles F. McDonald, a prominent druggist from Bancroft, is visiting Pocatello.
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Columbia Hall
Meade’s Bungalow Orchestra
Aw . W
Odd Fellows
Rebekahs
Royal Arch Moesting — Pocatello
Royal Arch
Ma‘eens
Masonic Hall
Egular
Postal Clerks Seek Higher Pay At National Convention
El Paso June 16 AP dust stirred by Don Juan Onate will follow delegates to the National Federation of Postoffice Clerks convention set for September 3 to 7. Officers report plans to back wage increases amid rising living costs and consider new rules for representation and voting by city branches.
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el Paso
Don Juan Onate
Settl Seeta
National Federation of Postoffice Clerks
New York
San Francisco elected next convening city of service league meeting
At the closing session of the 1923 annual meeting, San Francisco was chosen as the next convent ion site for the Services League. The report notes June 16 as the date of the decision and includes a rental notice for "TIMENS Woes 401" fragment.
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Chicago
San Francisco
Aebs Dogger Service League
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Ann
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Oan
Ecatholic Priest
Colorado Liquor Action
Omaitia
BAR Association
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Pittsburg
Omer
Cleveland Eater
St. Louis
Detroit
Los Angeles At Lake
Dreamland
Moeets
Portland
Commercial Hall
Charles F. McDonald
Af Bancroft
Pocatello
Femce
W. J. MacKenzie Dewtist
Bast Center
West Pocatello
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