Sentimental Sports Editor Spoiled by Love Ballads
A spoofed tale reveals a sports editor’s sentimental side after he finds phonograph records in his desk. While courting Dolores with lyrics from old songs, he proclaims affection, dreams of love, and contemplates traveling to New York as she reluctantly responds. The piece blends music references with a light, humorous romantic arc amid boxing notes.
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Spors
The
Tribune
Georgia
Dolores
Wabash
Southland
Sal
Havana
New York
al Smith
Dulores
Derby Runner Leads Near Halfway in 482 Mile Race
In Ukiah California on June 16 Flying Cloud, a 90k Indian representing the Oregon Cavemen, led the 482 mile Redwood highway race toward the halfway point. He was about a dozen miles ahead of Crescent Feather, entered by the Crescent City Chamber of Commerce, with Chiel Ukiah in third after a pause for rest. Four Indians quit the race yesterday.
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Ukiah
Calif
Flying Cloud
Oregon
Seve
Here
Crescent Feather
Evanston Swimmers Regulated by City Bureau
Evanston announces a new set of beach rules under the Bureau of recreation. Bathing salts must not exceed seven inches above the knee, under 30s must roller skate on beach sidewalks, and citizens must not cough at the beaches. Enforcement details remain unclear.
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Bureau of Recreation
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New York and New Jersey Boxers Score Wins in Local Matches
Dave Shade of California defeated George Courtney of Oklahoma while Harold Mays of Bayonne outpointed H J. Willie Peidman of New York won over Baby MecCorgary. Johnny Reno of Newark outpointed Ben Stevens in Long Branch New Jersey. Other results mention Blanden, Al Welbach and Sailer from Nebraska and West Palm Beach with unclear pairings.
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Dave Shade
California
George Courtney
Oklahoma
Harold Mays
Bayonne
H. J
Banny
Long Branch
N. J
Johnny Reno
Newark
Ben Stevens
West Palm Beach
Pia
Major League Leaders From The Associated Press
Baseball leaders list by the AP through June 15 highlights Top figures across teams. Notable names include Hornsby and Ruth leading in runs and RBIs, Manush and Speaker strong in doubles, while Pipgras and Benton head pitching charts.
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Goslin
Senators
Ruth
Yanks
Manush
Browns
Speaker
Athletics
Levzeri
Rice
Sweeney
Tigers
Pipgras
Germans prepare welcome for trans Atlantic fliers in Bremen
June 16 AP reports about 60 planes from German ports converging on Bremen to greet Captain Herman Koeh and his crew arriving from the United States aboard the Columnbus. Elaborate preparations aim to honor the aviators as they fly on to Berlin aboard the sister ship Europe fromDESTAU.
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Germany
Bremerherren
Herman Koeh
United States
Berlin
Europe
Destau
Mary Pickford Trunks Held Up in New York Arrival
Custom officials hold for examination twelve trunks belonging to actress Mary Pickford and her husband Douglas Fairbanks after their arrival aboard the Roma. Pickford cites Italian prices in declarations while officials warn duties may rise if values differ from U.S. costs.
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New York
Mary Pickford
Douglas Pairbanks
Roma
Miss Pickford
United States
McNary Talks With Hoover on Farm Relief
Prominent supporters praise Hoover in West Branch remarks. A. F. Dawson of Davenport lauds Hoover as a regular fellow and a self made leader, highlighting his rise from poverty and preserves inspiration for American youth. The other item notes a postponed Pocatello Trap Club shoot due to shooters being out of town with remaining members meeting the P A C at traps west of the city.
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Davenport
Hoover
West Branch
Pocatello
Idaho
Rockland Road
American Falls
Wall Street Bets Fall as 5 Million Share Day Hits Bull Market
Financial records show a dramatic selling wave halting a four year bull run on Wall Street. The drop follows the draft Coolidge collapse and hits brokers loans, Bancitaly stock, and high priced oil shares causing a broad market retreat with many issues hitting new yearly lows.
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Stanley W. Prenosil
Associated Press
New York
Wall Street
Banc Taly Corporation
Weak spots in market trigger late bear rally in New York
June 16 AP reports renewed selling pressure and weak spots in high price groups. Early declines shifted to a late rally as bear covering trimmed losses. Call money rates, tax checks and dividend payments loom as markets end mixed amid low volume with Industrial components and others closing near session lows.
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Radio
Wright Aeronautica
Dupont
International Harvester
Case
Otis Elevator
Potar s Receipts and Stocks Mixed Across Regions
Chicago June 16 APS reports receipts of 75 cars on track 219 with total U S shipments 1495 cars. New stock trading fair market. Texas sacked Bliss at 40 cents to 150 and 1.60 for fancy. North Carolina barrel Irish cobblers 2654275 with 285. Old stock trading very light with too few sales to quote.
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APS
U. S
Alabama
Louisiana
Texas
Bliss
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Grain prices in Omaha market report
The Omaha market listing for June 16 shows wheat prices for No 1 and No 2 hard and mixed grades with varying futures, and No 2 white corn with several categories including No 1 yellow and No 4 white. Prices are given as numbers with apparent quality indicators.
Wheat and corn futures and cash prices reported
In St Louis on June 16 the AP reports cash wheat varying by grade from 1.70 for No 3 to 1.48 for No 2 hard. Corn prices show No 2 mixed at 1.0144, No 3 mixed at 1.084, No 1 yellow at 1.07, with No 2 yellow at 1.062. Oats No 3 white 71 4 to 72, No white 65. Futures: July wheat at 1 37 14, September 1 39, December 1 42 1 2 bid, corn July 1 04 bid, September 1 00 1 2 asked, December 0 67 1 2 asked.
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ST Louis
Corm
Potato Shipment Totals Reported Across States
Salt Lake City dispatch reports potato shipments on June 16 totaling 0.8 shipments with 1496 units. Old crop and primtip selections listed by state include Alabama 106 California 35 Idaho 14 Maine 41 Minnesota 14 North Carolina 649 South Carolina 180 Texas 20 Virginia 337 Wisconsin 28.
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Virginia
Wisconsin
Market Notes And Price Checks Across Regions
London reports bar silver at 27 5-1fd per ounce on June 16. New York notes silver at 60 per ounce on June 14. Chicago poultry market shows alive birds steady with four car receipts and prices unchanged.
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Chicago
Butter and Eggs Prices in Chicago Report
Butter held at 19 1 8 cents per pound and eggs unchanged at 24 361 cases per the Chicago market bulletin dated June 16 by AP.
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Chicago
Curb Market Notes From New York
June 16 AP report lists Continental Oil at 14 percent and Electric investors active. Salt Consolidating stock quoted 24 cents, Standard Oil of Indiana at 75 7.
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New York
Ge Continental Oil
Electric Bona & Share
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Ience
Stock Ticker Review From New York Market Quotes
A dense list of stocks and percentages shows varied trading figures for companies including Amoco, Norfolk and Western, Reading, Reynolds, Penn RR, Atchison, Union Pacific, Texaco, Gen Electric, GM, IBM, Westinghouse, Woolworth, and many others. The article compiles intraday prices and percent changes across multiple sectors with numerous abbreviations and stray figures.
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Ebaker
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Hudson Motor
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Willys Ov
Woolworth
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Nicke
P&l
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Goodrich
Kan City
Kelly Spend
Kennecott
Kraft Cheese
Louis
Nash
Kresge Co
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Live stock market notes Chicago June cattle hogs and sheep prices
Chicago livestock market report shows hog receipts 4006 with steady to higher bids up to 10.20 for choice 200 to 260 pounds and heldover 30000. cattle receipts 600 with grain fed steers up to 25 cents, yearlings higher, bulls weak. vealers down. bulk grain fed prices 13.50 to 14.60. Sheep receipts 3000 with little sale activity this week, fat lambs around 17.15, natives near 17.00, yearlings about 14.25, fat ewes 7.50 to 7.25, feeder bids down 25 to 50 cents.
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Chicago
Market Report Omaha Cattle Prices Week Comparison
Omaha readers see cattle prices for 125 head weekly comparison with higher fed steers and yearlings, stronger weighty steers, weaker bulls, and varied ranges for cows, cutters, heifers, suckers, and lambs. Noted prices include fed yearlings around 14.50, yearlings 14.50, cows 8.75 to 10.25, cutters 6.25 to 7.50, and fat lambs about 15.00 to 15.25 with feeders 11.25 to 12.50.
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Omaha
Cattle Market Report From Kansas City Trade Mixed
Cattle and calves sold for the week with mixed results. Heavy steers mostly steady to 15 cents lower, light steers and yearlings up to 25 cents higher, vealers about 50 to 41 lower. Cows and stockers varied, lambs and yearlings down, tops and averages noted across categories including heavy steers around 14.25 to 14.40 and light steers near 14.40. Texas yearlings and aged wethers also reported with varied tops and closing figures.
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Ekansas City
Texas
Ogden Hogs and Sheep Receipts Report
Ogden reports June 16 hog receipts 301 with 173 in transit. Early sales steady to 26 cents higher for the week. driveins at steady prices. Bulk prices listed for hogs and cattle, including good and choice weights, feed pigs, cows, cutters, veal calves. Sheep receipts 6537 with 5474 in transit, no early males.
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Ogden
Weigatein
Fe Gadtio
Wheat Prices Trend Lower in Midwest Markets
Wheat prices drifted lower after an initial rally as favorable weather in the American and Canadian northwest reduced demand. Reports of heavy Kansas rain and cooler forecasts limited gains while some southwestern sellers stayed active. Corn held steady to slightly higher, oats and provisions largely unchanged.
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Kansas
Weed Notice for Pocatello Property Owners
City weeds and grass notice requires owners to cut all weeds and dead trees from premises and vacant lots by July 25. If not cut, city crews will do the work at owner expense and assess charges, with collection to follow. Park Commissioner W L Raymond notes pride in the town.
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Raymond Park
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