Eight Elks members missing after Lake Erie search
Eight Toledo men vanish after a motorboat bound for a Pelee Island outing is found adrift near Put-in-Bay Island. The Missing include Charles H. Nants and Franklin B. Jones among others as coast guard boats and private yachts join the intensive hunt.
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Lucas County Board of Celetors
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Arthur Kruse
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Frank Miller
Henry Heinbush
John Myers
John Hopcock
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Pelee
Gunman Caught Under Stage at Paramount Theatre
Robert Clark was seized today in a room beneath the Paramount theatre stage by manager J. D. Marpole and an usher. He carried a pistol and his shoes, with two alleged accomplices later seized at a hotel. Police said a drill and a loaded revolver were found in his car and seat padding.
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Robert Clark
Paramount Theatre
J. D. Marpole
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Marpole
James Hearn
Foshay Companies Under Discussion in FTC Inquiry
Washington June 16 Transcript shows W B Foshay sold operating utilities to a Foshay subsidiary for book profits totaling 2,697,227 in the FTC probe of public utilities financing led by E R Lucas. Entities named include Clyde River Power, Richford Vermont Union Power, Goodland Manasas, Pocatello Gas and Power, Santa Cruz County Utility Boulder Creek, Southern Arizona Power Nogales. Lucas said additional book profits of 521,510 came from organizing firms to take over operating properties in Ketchikan Alaska and Managua Nicaragua.
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W. B. Foshay Company
Foshay
Federal Trade Commission
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Richford
Vermont
Union Power Company
Goodland, Manasas
Pocatello Gas and Power Company
Pocatello
Idaho
Santa Cruze County Utility Company
Boulder Creek
California
Southern Arizona Power Company
Nogales
Arizona
Foshay Company
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Ketchikan
Alaska
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Dentists Convene in Idaho Falls for Three Day Meet
About 125 dentists from Idaho Utah and Montana gathered in Idaho Falls for the Idaho Dental Association annual convention. President Dr B M Brookfield opened sessions and introduced leaders who will guide three days of clinics. Attendees include Dr Guy S Milberry dean of UC Dr Robert W Hall of Los Angeles and Dr Frank J Bell of Billings Mont. A trip to Hesse hot springs and a social dinner complete the program.
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Idaho Falls
Idaho
Utah
Montana
Chesapeake & Ohio seeks four for one stock split
The Chesapeake & Ohio railroad filed with the Interstate Commerce Commission for permission to split its outstanding common stock four shares for one. Authorized last fall by the Van Sweringen group led by O. P. and M. J. Van Sweringen of Cleveland, the move marks an early major rail attempt to alter capital structure as industrial firms increasingly adopt this practice.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad
van Sweringen Lines
O. P
M. J. van Sweringen
Cleveland and Associates
Telegraph Operator Killed Slipping Under Freight Train
C L Leavitt 24 a telegraph operator from Kenilworth Utah was killed in Omaha when he slipped under a freight train he was trying to board. He died at a local hospital from a crushed chest and other injuries and left a note asking his brother in Kenilworth to be notified.
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C. L. Leavitt
Kenilworth Utah
Kenilworth
Senate urged State Department on reparations bonds guidance
The Senate adopted a resolution by Senator Glass urging the State Department to inform the Senate by what law it claims authority to approve or authorize the placement of reparations bonds in this country by the International Bank.
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State Department
Washington
Senate
Glass
Virginia
International Bank
Approval Raised for George Rogers Clark Sesquicentennial Funding
The Senate library committee approved an increase from 1 million to 1.75 million dollars for the George Rogers Clark sesquicentennial commission. The action was referred.
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Watson
Senate
Lbrary Committee
Pocatello Chamber Plans Breakfast Meeting for Greater Pocatello Drive
The Pocatello Chamber of Commerce general committee led by Richard Wells will hold a 7:30 AM breakfast at Bannock hotel to finalize plans for the Greater Pocatello program for 1930-31. The drive aims to raise about $14,000 with $7,500 already pledged and $6,500 more needed.
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Richard Wells
Bannock Hotel
Greater Pocatello
Chamber of Commerce
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Pocatello
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Kidnap Ring Upheld in Detroit Area
Three men and a woman were arrested as Detroit and state police began a roundup of a kidnap ring active around Detroit for two years. Those in custody are Stanley DeLong and his wife of Ferndale Harry Hallisey the operator Benny Rubenstein. Police say the ring collected thousands in ransom and is tied to the death of David Cass whose body was found near Millville in Genesee County last October 29.
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Genessee County
Millville
Down Town Locals Edge Inkom Dry Farmers in Match
The Troy Parisian outfit from Pocatello defeated Inkom Lynn Halver son 14 to 10 in a Sunday game at Limes. A loose contest drew a good crowd and kept cheers through the final stanza.
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Lynn Halverson
Pocatello
Inkom Dry Farmers
Temperature Nears All Time June Heat Record
The temperature reached 93 at 2 20 pm tying the local bureau high since 1916. The June all time mark is 99 with prior highs noted in 1919 and 1916. Precipitation since January 1 totals 5.23 inches, compared with 8.04 inches last year, and the forecast calls for fair skies and steady temperatures tonight and Tuesday.
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Morrow Campaign Highlights In 1930 Jersey Races
The article notes campaign battles over prohibition with Morrow seeking an unexpired term and a six year seat, facing Frelinghuysen Fort and Kelly as opponents. Morrow, once with J P Morgan, urged London treaty ratification and served as Hoover envoy to London. Democratic contenders include Alexander Simpson for six years and Thelma Parkinson for the short term.
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Princeton
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Mexico
London
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Alexander Simpson
Thelma Parkinson
Smith College
Job's Daughters Bethel No. 1 Holds Final Meeting
Today's Affairs Job's Daughters of Bethel No. 1 held its last club meeting here Saturday. The sessions will be suspended during the summer and will not resume until fall.
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Job's Daughters of Bethel No. 1
Mississippi Major Lohr kills wife and her mother
Major E. C. Lohr of the Mississippi national guard shot and killed his wife and mother in law at their Jackson home. He surrendered to police and cited domestic troubles as the motive.
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E. C. Lohr
Mississippi National Guard
Stock Prices Slide in Sharp Market Decline
The New York stock market faced one of its steepest drops of the year as heavy selling pushed many key issues to new lows for 1930. U S Steel fell to 160, American Telephone to 210, and averages dragged after noon with widespread declines and only partial recoveries. Trade totaled about 5.8 million shares.
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Hogs and cattle markets report from Chicago livestock sale
June 16 Chicago AP USDA notes show hogs 43 000 with 20 000 direct. Lightweight hogs scarce up to 10c, others steady to 10c higher or lower than Friday. Top at 1040, 160-250 lb hogs 10.15–10.20. Cattle 15 000, calves 2000, steer trade slow, not all markets clear, bulls steady. Slaughter steers 1000–1500 lb mostly 12.75–13.00, fed yearlings 10.25–12.50, cows 3.75–5.25, vealers 10.00–11.75. Sheep 10 000 with gains about 25c, lambs 12.50–12.75, yearlings 9.50–10.10.
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USDA
Livestock Markets Report From Omaha on June 16
Hogs sold slow with most bids 10 to 15 cents lower. top at 89.85 for 200-220 lb butchers. Cattle and calves weak to steady with mixed bids. fed steers and yearlings near 89.00 to 11.25 per cwt. Sheep and lambs steady to mildly higher, Idaho and California lambs around 11.00, range yearlings up to 9.25, ewes mostly 2.25 to 3.00.
Market Report: Livestock Prices Steady to Higher in St Joseph
Hogs 6,000 fairly active market steady to higher with top $10 for 220 lb loads. Sows steady to strong, stock pigs $8.50 to $9.00. Cattle 1,000, calves 300 very little done, slaughter steers and yearlings weaker, vealers steady, top $11. Stockers scarce, good fatsteers $9.50. Sheep 6,500 lambs and yearlings steady to strong, Idaho lambs $11.50, best 6 and 1/2 to 7, few yearlings 7.50 to 8.75, two-year-old wethers $5.60, fat ewes up to $3.25.
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Livestock Market Report Los Angeles and Ogden June 16
Hogs: 1,100, fairly active, 15 25c higher. Early 1140 for 183 lb easterns, 170-188 lb 11.15-11.35, some loads unsold 10.75-10.85, few packing sows 7.75. Cattle: 2,500 calves 300, very slow. steers weak, small lots 11.00, load 1257 lb imperials 10.85. best grasses above 11.00. heifers 9.50, cows 7.75-6.25, cutters 3.00-6.00. calves weak. Lambs steady to 50c higher. 471 lb alll lambs 10, two decks 79 lb California 69, deck 68, wooled ewes 3.10, deck shorn ewes 3.50, a few out 2.00. Ogden: 943 head, mixed sales. butchers 170-190 lb and truck load 107-lb pigs.
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Los Angeles
Grain prices hit multi year lows on weak demand
Chicago grain markets fell sharply as selling pressure rose while buyers stayed scarce. News that the tariff bill moved to the White House for President Hoover’s signature coincided with the New York stock market decline. Wheat led losses, corn and oats also fell, and livestock prices slipped with lambs at 9.50 and ewes around 3.75.
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Raw sugar holds steady as tariff act weighs on Cuban trade
In New York sugar prices were largely firm with limited activity as buyers held back awaiting the tariff bill. Cuban sugar faced strong selling from houses with Cuban ties, while futures fluctuated within a narrow range. Refined sugar prices remained unchanged but expected a small advance at tomorrow’s open amid improved inquiry.
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Potatoes See Varied Shipments And Prices Across States
Potatoes on track with mixed shipments and prices as of June 14 and 15 across the United States. North Carolina leads the totals with 599 shipments, followed by Maine 103 and Oklahoma 168. Arizona and California show smaller counts.
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Money market rates show steady call money and varied time loans
Call money remains steady at 2 1/4 percent with close at 2 percent. Time loans run easy with 30 days 2 1/4 to 2 1/2 percent, 60 to 90 days around 2 3/4 percent, and terms of 4 to 6 months near 3 1/4 percent. Prime commercial paper held at 3 1/4 percent. Bankers acceptances unchanged for 30 days at 2 1/4 percent and 60 to 90 days at 2 1/2 percent.
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Silver Prices Move Slowly in London and New York
Bar silver quotes edge higher in New York at 3354 per ounce after London's 15 11 16d rate. Market chatter notes stable demand as traders watch global cues and currency shifts.
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London
Mabel's Lunch Set to Open at 7 A.M. Tomorrow
Mabel's Lunch will open for business tomorrow morning at seven o'clock. The eatery is located at 307 East Center Street.
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