South Dakota Weslayan to visit Pocatello for 1924 grid season
Tech coach R F Hutchinson plans a strong 1924 football schedule in Pocatello with South Dakota Weslayan visiting in late November. The squad, coming off an undefeated 1923 season, will include veterans and Captain Jack Keane as a key lineman with Erickson at center and end. Local talent from Pocatello High and smaller district schools will bolster the team as fall approaches.
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Yesterday's Results Reported From City Games
Detected unreadable OCR shows players Johnson Russell Martina Ruel Blankenship Connally Crouse Ferguson Murray ONeill Sto ner Bassler Alexander Blake Wheeler Hartnett Mitchell Wilson and O'Neill Cooper Stone Schmidt across Pittsburgh and Boston games with listed lineups and scorers.
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Johnson
Russell
Martina
Ruel
Blankenship
Connally and
Crouse
Alexander
Blake
Wheeler and Hartnett
Mitchell and Wilson
Pittsburgh
Boston
Cooper, Stone and Schmidt
Arate Land O'Neill
Today's Calendar of Sports Highlights Major Meetings
Racing at Aqueduct and Latonia with Jockey clubs. Dorval Jockey and Montreal regattas. Intercollegiate Rowing at Poughkeepsie. Western and Nebraska golf events. Canadian Olympic trials track and Montreal wrestling. Great Lakes trapshooting in Indianapolis and Vermont and Pennsylvania opens. Burlington trap tournament begins.
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Latonia
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Intercollegiate Rowing Association
Poughkeepsie
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Burlington
Weather notes and political quip from Detroit column
Partly clear tonight and Wednesday with little temperature change. A Londoner mocks our politics as absurd while a Detroit writer praises Hiram’s unfailing faith amid a day of crumbling idols and Wall Street references.
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Wall Street Journal
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Balloons Compete in Gordon Bennett Cup Drive
Balloon race progress report from Brussels with 17 starters, 10 landed without records broken and seven still aloft. Noted landings include Ville de Bruxelles near Saint Genoul and Captain near Tamaches, while other entries like Belgica and Goodyear continue across Belgium and Netherlands.
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Boxing notes from New York cover KOs title bout and theft
New York Floyd Johnson of Iowa won a technical knockout over Andreas Balsa of Spain when the referee stopped the bout in the third round. New York Gene Tunney and Georges Carpentier were set to meet in 15 rounds for the American light heavyweight title during the week of July 20. New York The diamond studded belt of Benny Leonard the world light weight champion was stolen from his sister’s store window.
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Floyd Johnson
Iowa
Andreas Balsa
Spain
Gene Tunney
Georges Carpenttier
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West Virginia Free From Mud After Grounding Off Hampton Roads
The battleship West Virginia ran aground soon after leaving Hampton Roads for France. It was pulled free by mine sweepers and tugs and moved to Lynn Haven roads to anchor for minor repairs. The navy Olympic team sailors aboard had delayed departure due to a condenser head crack and loss of a tow.
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New York Stocks and Wheat Market Summary
A broad list of hundred plus stocks including American Can American Sugar Chesapeake & Ohio and General Electric listed with various percentages. Wheat futures rose to new highs on fresh demand while corn held firm with strong support from bull leaders and good cash demand. Receipts were modest for corn and oats and crop news remained favorable with rye showing a sharp late-day upturn.
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J. B. Edgerton
Liverpool
Market tone shifts as profit taking cools early gains
New York trading opened with higher prices and broad demand for stocks though late day activity trimmed earlier gains. Oil news eased, railroad shares saw scattered profit taking yet held near highs, and steel trade showed modest improvement. Bonds remained strong on steady rates with expectations of value stabilization and further gains as seasonable weather and supply demand adjustments unfold.
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New York
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Money market notes from New York report
Call money is easy with high and low at 2 percent and closing bid at 2 percent. Time loans show mixed collateral for 60 to 90 days at 3 3 percent and 4 to 6 months at 3 percent 9 percent, with call loans against acceptances at 1 percent and prime commercial paper at 4 percent.
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Foreign exchange rates across nations and currencies
The report lists international exchange figures with quotations in cents for Great Britain France Italy Belgium Germany Netherlands Norway Sweden Denmark Switzerland Spain Greece Portugal and other regions. It includes specific demand and cable rates, 60 day bills, and notable price points such as Argonne 2.66, Liragil 10.75, Tokio 41 and Montreal 98 6-16.
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Copper and tin prices move in New York market
Metals report from New York dated June 11 notes copper steady with spot and futures around 12 or 19 percent, tin strong with spot and tyre values around 44.02 to 44.78, tron steady with Northern No 1 at 19.60 to 21.00 and No 8 at 19.00 to 20.00, No 3 Southern 20.00 to 21.00. alongside quiet spots for zinc and antimony around 7.00 and 6.45 respectively.
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Mt. Louis
Liberty bonds and government notes market snapshot
New York on June 11 shows Liberty bonds trading around 101.8 for EEE and 101.6 to 101.8 for various 4s. Government issues like 4e rise to about 104.28 while other durations hover near 101.81. Investors monitor shifts in yield and demand.
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Bar silver hits 34.4 per ounce in London market
London markets report silver bar at 34 4 per ounce as of June 17 with prices steady.
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Sugar market climbs with Cuban and Porto Rican futures rise
New York traders saw a sharp advance in raw sugar pushing early bids higher to 6.15 for Cuban duty paid. Sales totaled 5 000 Puerto Rican and 10 000 Cuban at 6.28, then 10 000 Porto Rican and 10 000 Cuban at 6.16 for June and July shipment as prices later eased 12 to 15 points.
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Potatoes Market Quiet Across Regions In Chicago trading
Potatoes moved slowly in Chicago on June 17 with a weak market on barrowls and steady readings on other types. Prices ranged for various sack sizes and regional varieties with Wisconsin and Texas sacked goods showing mixed quotes.
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Livestock market report from Chicago and Omaha
Chicago hogs receipts 30,000 with mixed demand. top 7.46, bulk 6.96 to 7.46. Cattle 6,000 receipts, slow demand. best steers around 10.50, fat cattle weak. Sheep 9,000 receipts, prices down. native lambs around 15.60 to 15.75. Omaha hogs 16,000, 6.25 to 7.25. cattle 800, very slow. sheep 15,500, prices weaker.
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U.S. Department of Agriculture
Cattle and hog markets show slow trading in Kansas City
Cattle receipts 12 000 calves at 25.00 and more. Steers weak to lower with bids down. beef cows 4.00 to 6.00. vealers to packers 7.50 to 8.50. Hogs receipts 14 000 slow early sales mostly steady. packer top 7.00. bulk 6.70 to 6.96. Lambs generally 60c lower. natives top 14.75 and mostly 14.25 to 14.60. sheep steady with wethers 7.00.
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U. S .Department of Agriculture
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Cattle and hog markets steady to higher in St Joseph
Hogs receipts 9500. Market steady to higher tops 7.06, bulk 6.76. Cattle receipts 2000. Steers 6.00 to 9.50, top 10.25. cows and heifers 3.75 to 9.00. calves 4.50 to 9.00. stockers 4.25 to 8.26. Sheep receipts 4000, market 25 to 60 cents lower. lambs 14.00 to 15.60. clipped 4.60 to 5.60.
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Joseph St. Joseph
Grain and meat quotes from Chicago markets summary
Wheat and corn prices listed for No 2 and No 3 grades across multiple categories. Oats barley and seeds priced with ranges given. Lard ribs bellies quoted in the Chicago market report.
Curb Oil Quotations Reported Across Markets
New York and Prairie Pipe Line show 108 percent close, Standard Oil of Indiana 67 percent, Standard of New York 40 percent, Mutual and New Bradford at mixed levels. Bar silver at 67 and Mexican dollars at 61 as of June 17.
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Japan decorates French fliers for Tokyo flight
Tokio June 17 AP report says Cap tain Geor Pelletier D'Oisy received the Order of the Rising Sun fifth class for flying from Paris to Tokyo despite obstacles. Ser geant Vesin, Macao, received a lesser decoration. Dispatches also note Portuguese aviators Beiros and Paes remain at Hanoi as weather delays the Macao hop off to at least Wednesday.
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Money Money AT WORK Oil stock scam warning
A. W. Warner warns readers that more than a million dollars have been stolen from fake oil stock schemes since the war. He notes rail and utility bonds as steadier investments and urges calm, common sense to avoid get rich quick traps and heavy losses in oil ventures.
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Slemp Downplays Rift With Butler Over GOP Row
Cincinnati June 17 AP Bascom Slemp secretary to President Coolidge denied reports of a dispute with Republican national chairman William M Butler saying the claims were exaggerated. Slemp said he went to observe the Cleveland convention and reported concerns about Butler’s insular leadership style. He noted the president had decided on a course of advisers from party leaders. Slemp also visited his cousin P W Slemp hospitalized with appendicitis and then spoke of the fall election backing Coolidge Dawes and a solid Republican platform.
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