Peaches Shortage Hits U S Crop Outlook
U S bureau of agricultural economics reports fruit crops tight with peaches especially reduced. Estimated peach production about 47 million bushels, 11 percent below 1924, though above five year average. Prices at shipping points near double last year as freezes and dry weather cut regional yields.
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Chicago
United States
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Jersey
Pennsylvania
Georgia
Kentucky
Tennessee
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Missouri
California
Wheat scores advance at Open as markets rise
Chicago June 17 AP Wheat made a sharp early advance driven by higher Liverpool quotations and hopes of a northward spread of a hot wave. July rose to 1.51 to 1.53 1/2 with September up to 1.49 3/4 to 1.50 8 4, while corn and oats generally climbed before easing. provisions eased amid softer demand.
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Chicago
Liverpool
Irregular trading on curb market with rights offers
On June 15 in New York curb trading showed irregular moves across many groups. Rights to subscribe to Famous Players traded at about 60 percent of present holdings, initial 5% then 4%. Universal Pictures demand persisted. Swift International rose about two points. Goodyear Tire gained slightly. Commonwealth Power and National Power moved with sharp rallies and retreats. Humble Oil and Ohio Oil weakened. American Maracaibo remained in demand.
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New York
Setire
Eature
Layera
Mnesent
Universal Pictures
Swift International
Goodyear Tire
Commonwealth Power
National Power
Humble Oil
Ohio Oil
Maracibo
Silver Price Report From London Market
Silver prices in London on June 17 stood at 381 11-164 per ounce with trading activity noted across markets.
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London
Stocks Climb at Open as Market Shows Upward Drift
Stocks opened higher with gains around a point or more across many issues. Western Pacific Great Northern preferred Boo preferred and United Cigar Stores advanced. American Express and Western Union rose as utilities and industrials attracted buying. Total volume neared 1.1 million shares.
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New York
Western Rail
Western Pacific
Great Northern Preferred
Pierce Arrow Prior
United Ciger Stores
American Express
Western Union
Coppera
Western Rails
Wheat and rye rise on strong exports and seaboard news
Canadian grain markets closed higher with gains up to five cents in wheat as exports and favorable seaboard news buoyed prices. Coarse grains followed the wheat advance and rye led the rye market.
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Winnipeg
Seaboard
Livestock Market Reports From Omaha St Louis and Ogden
Hog receipts up to 20 000 at Omaha with better grades and steady to strong prices for medium and heavy weights Cattle still strong with high grade yearlings and steers mostly steady to higher. veal and bulls mixed Lambs and sheep demand strong at Chicago and Omaha Edges in St Joseph and Ogden markets show similar strength with hogs and cattle strong at firm top quotes and tight demand across regions
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Omaha
Bologna
Peabenas
St. Joseph
Chicago
Ogden
California
Kansas City
Idaho
Potato Market Roundup From Chicago June 17
Potatoes show mixed movement with new U S ship ments at 648 and old 126. Stock trading slow and market near steady. Wisconsin Michigan round whites quoted 1.00 to 1.20 with some shade higher. Oklahoma Arkansas Alabama and North Carolina prices listed for various potato types.
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Chicago
U. S
Wisconsin-Michigan
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Alabama
North Carolina
Sugar Market Steady in New York Trading
In New York on June 17 there was no change in the local raw sugar market with spot prices at 4.46 duty paid without French business. Raw sugar futures held steady as heavy buying by European accounts and Cuban interest persisted. Refined sugar remained firm with prices from 6.65 to 6.70 for fine granulated, and inquiries showed improvement.
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New York
Commission
Chicago Market Prices Mixed For Wheat and Corn
Wheat none and rye none with no clear bids. Corn shows mixed values around 1.114 and 1.18 percent. Oats and timothy seed list various prices, lard and bellies appear with high figures.
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Chicago
Wheat gamblers are called down in Chicago reports
Chicago dispatch cites J L Livermore selling futures short as market rumors swirl. J W Duval of the US Department of Agriculture says the story smells of market manipulation and that the matter should not affect current trading. Secretary Jamison is in the west, and no Chicago Board of Trade warning has been issued. A curb market close lists several oil and pipeline names with mixed prices.
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Chicago
Jesse L. Livermore
New York
J. W Duval
United States Department of Agriculture
Jamine
West
Chicago Board of Oar
J. Livermore
Metals Market Roundup New York June 17
Copper firm on electrolytic spot and futures at 134% 12. Tin irregular with spot 56.12 and futures 66.76. Iron steady with spot 8.25 and 8.40 futures. Zinc soft, East St. Louis spot and futures 7.00. Antimony spot 16.50 and 16.62.
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New York
East St. Louis
New York call money steady amid mixed rates
The New York money market shows call money steady with bids at 8 percent while offers sit at 4 percent. Time loans remain steady with collateral rates around 80 to 60 days for prime commercial paper near 3 to 4 percent.
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New York
Smi
Joana
New York Bond Close Preserves Varied Yields
The Liberty bond market closes with mixed results. Prices listed include Ist 48 at 102.17 and 2nd 4s at 101.15. Other notes show 4% issues trading near 101.29 and government 4s around 103 to 107.7, reflecting steady demand and modest shifts.
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New York, Jun
Liberty
Sra
B.& Government
U. S. Government
Hide and Fur Prices From Idaho Firm in Pocatello
Idaho Hide and Fur Co. lists daily prices for hides and furs. Salted hides all weights at 14 tc, green hides at 0.15, reen calves 0.15, first dry hides 0.13, horse hides 2.00, sheep pelts dry long wool 0.18, short wool and pieces 0.09. Includes colt ponies and miscellaneous wool types.
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Idaho Hide & Fur Co
Pocatello
Maho
Ross speaks at forum meeting about agricultural survey and dam celebration
Mayor A. Ben Ross outlined Idaho agricultural prospects in a Chamber of Commerce luncheon at the Bannock hotel, noting bumper crops and high lambing rates despite winter losses. The discussion also reviewed an upcoming July 13 celebration, stressing regional advertising value and interstate cooperation to attract capital and attention to Idaho. The mayor's full report appears in another issue section.
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A. Ben Ross
American Falls Dam
Chamber of Commerce Forum
Bannock Hotel
Jean Bistline
Arthur Zener
Forum
Ross
Roas
Flenner
Ogden
Salt Lake
Idaho
Howdy
Board of Governors
The
Chamber of Commerce
Idaho Attorney General Visits Atlanta Prison
Captain A H Conner of Boise Idaho attorney general and former Idaho house speaker visits Atlanta Federal Prison to study Warden John W Snook methods and plan possible Idaho reforms He will meet Georgia officials including Attorney General George Napier and tour Stone Mountain monument preparations without delay
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Atlanta
A. H. Conner
Boise
Ida
Uison Board
Idaho House of Representatives
John W. Snook
Atlanta Federal
Conner
Snook
Idaho
Idaho State Penitentiary
Captain Conner
State Capitol
Georgia
George Napier
Stone Mountain
Augustus Lukeman
Gutzon Borgium
Genaro Wins Decision In Ten Round Flyweight Bout
Frankie Genaro the American flyweight weighing 111 pounds won a judge's decision over Georgie Marks bantamweight from California in a ten round bout in New York. The bout was carded for ten rounds as Marullo of New Orleans and Klesch of Cleveland were heavily punished through eight rounds before the referees stopped the fight.
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Genaro
New York
Frankie Genaro
Georgie Marks
California
Marks
Ony Marullo
New Orleans
Johnny Klesch
Cleveland
Duchess Westminster Secures Divorce Decree
In London on June 17 the Duchess of Westminster won a decree nisi in her divorce suit against the Duke of Westminster alleging cruelty. The duchess, formerly Mary Geraldine Rowley, married in 1920. the duke is a wealthy landowner and veteran.
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London
Duchess of Westminster
Duke of Westminster
Mary Geraldine Rowley
William Nelson
Japan Doctor Claims All Races Are Monkeys
Chicago June 17 AP Dr Issa Tanimura of Tokyo visiting the United States as a representative of the food commission said in a controversial talk that all races descend from monkeys and that dietary habits shape stature, claiming Japanese are small because they do not eat meat.
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Chicago
Issa Tanimura
Tokyo
E Food Commission
America
Japan
Unu
Tanimura
Hughes warns of dangers facing the nation at Bunker Hill event
Boston June 17 AP report quotes former Secretary of State Charles Evans Hughes at Faneuil Hall during the 150th anniversary of the Battle of Bunker Hill. He cites risks from decline of tradition radicalism bigotry overconfidence from wealth and a passion for uniformity. He praises higher standards in business and politics and urges more intelligence to sustain liberty.
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Boston
Mass
Revseo
Charles Evans Hughes
Faneuil Hall
Bunker Hill
United States
Hughes
America
La Follette in Serious Condition, Breathing Difficulty Reported
Washington June 17 AP concern grows over Senator La Follette who is ill at his home with a severe cold and bronchial asthma complicating his case. A statement from his office said his condition is somewhat more serious but he is still holding his own with hope for recovery.
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Washington
Senator la Follette
Benator la Follette
Edith Nourse Rogers Named Republican Nominee in Fifth Massachusetts
Lowell Massachusetts June 17 AP Mrs Edith Nourse Rogers widow of Congressman John Jacob Rogers is the Republican nominee to succeed her husband as U S representative from the fifth Massachusetts district with special primary returns complete. Final tallies show Rogers 13281 Grimes 2003 Brown 574. She would become the first woman from New England in Congress. She faces Democrat Eugene N Fos in the June 30 special election.
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Lowell
Mass
Edith Nourse Rogers
John Jacob Rogers
United States
Massachusetts
Rogers
New England
Congress
Eugene N Fos
Foss
James W. Grimes
Eee
George H. Brown
Wee
Grimes
Brown
Swedish student dies from self imposed starvation
Homer Oscar Ackerstrom, a Swedish student at the University of Pennsylvania, died after two months of malnutrition while funding his education and sending money home. He contracted pneumonia at hospital and passed away during June 17 commencement exercises where a post mortem degree will be awarded in his name.
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University of Pennsylvania
Homer Oscar Ackerstrom
Ackerstrom
University Hospital
Sweden
Four submarine chasers join Pacific coast crackdown on rum running
Four fast submarine chasers now attached to Atlantic anti rum running forces will transit the Panama Canal to the Pacific early next September. They will aid coast guard cutters Vaughan and Tamaroa in cleaning up large liquor caches and bootlegging operations at Santa Catalina Santa Rosa San Miguel and San Clemente islands with field guns and equipment.
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San Pedro
Atlantic Ocean
Pacific Coast
Panama Canal
Coast Guard
Vaughan
Tamaroa
W. A. Wooda
Santa Catalina
Ata Rosa
San Miguel
San Clemente Island
Edith Nourse Rogers Wins Widows Nomination in Lowell Primary
Mrs Edith Nourse Rogers widow of John Jacobs Rogers won a decisive nomination in a special primary across 29 of 32 towns reporting 18086 votes. James W Grimes received 1939 and George H Brown 563 with final election set for June 30.
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Lowell
Mass
Edith Nourse Rogers
John Jacobs Rogers
Rogers
James W. Grimes
Reading
George H. Brown
Eugene N. Foss
Jesuit Fund Drive Advertises Dam Celebration Support
Tribune want ads urge readers to contribute to the American Falls dam celebration through the First National Bank of Idaho and Citizens Bank. No contribution is too small as the community joins a far reaching enrollment in the project.
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American Falls Dam
First National National Bank of Idaho
Ford Exhibit and Show at American Falls Celebration
Ford and Landes Machinery will ship a carload of equipment to American Falls for a block long display of tractors and farm industrial gear. The event features a progress pageant of agricultural methods, a committee of 100 Southern Idaho Ford dealers, and a Ford sponsored commissary with a 100 seat tent and educational films for visitors.
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Great American Falls Dam
American Falls
Ford Products and Co
Landes Machinery Company
Ford
Idaho
Jesse Chase
Pocatello Auto Company
F. A. Carlson
Idaho Falls
G. W. Padgett
Mr. Dailey
Buhl
J. R. Colburn
Salt Lake
Ford Motors
Pocatello
Ford People
Hannah Ash
Ferguson Proclaims Defense Test Day Observance in Texas
Governor Miriam Ferguson issued a proclamation calling Texans to join in observing defense test day, urging participation across the state to support national defense efforts.
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Austin
Tex
Miriam Ferguson
Authorities Fail to Approve Dance Arrest of Audrey Jensen
Audrey Jensen, a Preston dancer, was brought to Bannock county jail by Sheriff W. D. Head after being found guilty of indecent exposure. She had traveled with a theatrical cape to Preston and, after a financially failed show, planned a men only dance act that Franklin county officers did not approve.
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Audrey Jensen
Preston
W. D. Head
Bannock County
Miss Jensen
Franklin County
Today's Schedule of Major Golf and Racing Events
Racing meets include Queens County Jockey Club Aqueduct Latonia Montreal Jockey clubs. Golf championships open in La Boulie Tacoma Asheville Deal N J Dayton St Paul Jackson Kansas City Garden City Forest Hills. Boxing includes Tommy Noble versus Edouard Mascart ten rounds in Montreal.
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Aqueduct
Kentucky Jockey Club
Latonia
Montreal
la Boulie
Pacific Northwest
Tacoma
Asheville
Metropolitan
Deal
N. J
Ohio
Dayton
Minnesota
St. Paul
Mississippi
Jackson
Missouri
Kansas City
New York State
Garden City
Forest Hills
Tommy Noble
Edouard Mascart
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Prairie Pipe Line
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Heirs OF Monkeys
LA Follette
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J. E. Camron, MD
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L. C. Smith Underwood
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Fletcher R. Burrus and Company
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J. E. Edgerton Company
Arthur Ave
Garrett Transfer & Storage Co
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