Knickerbocker Day Observed by Pocatello Rotarians
Rotary club honors General Superintendent Fred Knickerbocker of the Oregon Short Line as he leaves for Seattle to become chief executive of the Alaska Steamship and Railroad company. The tribute lauds his service, leadership, and impact on the Intermountain region and Y M C A.
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Knickerbocker
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Red Knickerbocker
Pocatello
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Intermountain
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Pacific Coast
Cape of Good Hope
New England
New York
Poentello
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Northwest
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Poratello
Idaho
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Charlie Bowerman
Rotarian
Rotary Pocatello
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John G. Fralick
L. 8. Pond
Brigham City
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Great Gods of Giddy Germs Gallivant Over College Campus
Scientists fight to recapture millions of escaped germs after a fire at Hearst Hall on the University of California campus. Bottles broke and animals inoculated with germs were released, including goats, rats, rabbits, and guinea pigs. Many animals remain at large while officials work to corral them. A Berkeley bacteriology professor said the germs likely pose no danger.
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Cal
University of California
Hearsthill
Vote Counting Starts Sunday at AFL Convention
Cincinnati June 22 AP reports the American Federation of Labor convention adopted a four point program to repeal the Sherman act and related measures to curb court rulings against labor. A rail shop crafts union strike vote canvass will begin in Chicago Sunday per B M Jewel AFL railroad employes chief.
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American Federation of Labor Convention
Chicago
B. M. Jewel
American Federation of Labor
Union Leaders Meet in Cleveland Over Miner Strike Aid
John L. Lewis and M. Green of United Mine Workers confer with W. S. Carter of the Brotherhood of Firemen and Engineers to secure financial aid for striking miners. Lewis planned a meeting with Warren S. Stone of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers.
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John L. Lewis
M. Green
United Mine Workers of America
W. 8. Carter
Brotherhood of Firemen and
Mr. Lewis
Warren S. Stone
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
America Needs Control System for Power System
Dr. A W Beaven of Lake Avenue Baptist Rochester spoke at the Northern Baptist convention in Indianapolis urging a moral control framework for America’s expanding power system. He warned of rising crime and dishonesty, calling for national repentance and church action to preserve credit and law.
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America
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Christ
Unclear phrase fragment about Martha Bryan Theater Guild proteges
A fragment mentions Martha Bryan and the Theater Guild with proteges, but the text is incomplete and ambiguous about events or details. No clear date or outcome is provided.
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Saldon
Anata Ae Ees
Martha Bryan
Theater Guild
Veteran foreman awarded car on retirement in Ogden
Ogden Utah June 22 W J Toy a Southern Pacific road foreman of engines after 50 years service is presented with a six cylinder automobile by Brotherhood members at a celebration in his honor today.
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Utah
W. J. Toy
Southern Pacific Railroad Company
Brotherhood
Act Big Was Done Vote On Trading Bill
AP reports the chamber approved an amendatory trading act measure by 226 to 86 before quickly laying it aside for examination of an appropriation bill. The move follows a swift party line debate and reflects shifting priorities in the legislative agenda.
Alabama senator calls out false statement in senate
A senator declared that a statement by an Alabama official was false. Senators were called to order by Senator Waizen Democrat of Georgia, and each member was required to take his own position under senate rules.
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Waisen
Georgia
Senate
National League and American League Baseball Scores
Box scores show Chicago at Pittsburgh 6 8 final with 13 11 players used. Brooklyn at New York 3 2 finished with 6 8. Boston versus Philadelphia 4 7 with 12 1. New York vs Boston 2 6 with 1 10. Cleveland at Chicago 9 36 in a lopsided game. Coveleskie and Leverette highlighted in the notes.
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Coveleskie
Onelli, Leverette and Schalk
Irish election divides seats across factions
Dublin reports that of 118 seats public, 55 favor treaty panel, 33 oppose treaty, 15 Labourites, 6 independents, 5 farmers, 4 Trinity College members. Focus shifts to the constitutional draft and army position shaping Ireland’s future.
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Trinity College
Litvinoff Whip Hand for While
The Hague June 22 AP telegram from Riga says Maxim Litvinoff and M Sokolnikov travel to The Hague while M Krashin and Rakovsky stay delayed in Moscow, sparking speculation about Moscow's political scene after Premier Lenine retires temporarily due to illness. Litvinoff leads the delegation and is linked with the extreme left wing of the communist and third Internationalist factions.
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Rakovsky
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Litvinoff
Irregulars Seize Burnfoot Station Paralyzing Rail Service
Irregulars at Londonderry take Burnfoot railway station in Donagal and hold up all London Derry Lough Willy trains. They raise a republican flag and post a notice threatening shooting of anyone interfering with their action.
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Burnfot
Donagal
Viaduct Fire Damages Salt Lake City Tracks
Damage estimated between 150000 and 200000 occurred as a fire destroyed the viaduct crossing the Denver and Rio Grande Western railroad at Fifth West and Fourth streets. Sparks from a locomotive are believed to have started the blaze.
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Fourth Streets
Infant Drowns in Irrigation Ditch While Mother Gardens
Mrs Dorothy Anderson a widow tended her garden in Ogden when her 17 month old son Raymond crawled away and drowned in an irrigation ditch authorities reported.
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Ogden
Dorothy Anderson
Raymond
Wheat Prices Rise on Drought Reports and Heat Risk
Reports from Sioux City and Nebraska indicate heat and drought threaten the wheat crop and may push prices higher. Early prices moved modestly with July at 1.13 to 1.18 and September 1.18 to 1.13, then advanced before a brief pause as traders stayed cautious. Independent strength in the oats and corn markets offset hog market weakness, lifting overall tone on futures.
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Chicago
Soota
Nebraska
Illinois
Chicago and Omaha Market Report Cattle and Hog Prices Update
June market news shows cattle receipts varying with active buyers and weaker stockers. Hogs offered at large volumes around 38 000 with steady to lower prices, while Omaha reports 13 060 hogs with unsteady to lower tone. Cattle receipts near 7 000 with heavy beef steers up 16 to 18 cents, top around 9.90.
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Qmaha
Market Prices for Livestock and Lambs
Prices listed for sheep and lambs include lambs at 12.60, natives 5, years 10.50, others 6.50, wethers 6.50, ewes 6.00, and feeding lambs at 60. Market activity noted as steady with 6000 head in the sale and light demand affecting classes.
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Ateock General
Hogs Cattle and Sheep Markets Report from St Joseph
Hogs receipts 7500 steady to 10 cents lower than earlier, 1700 230 lb hogs at 10.46, packing sows steady to strong. Cattle receipts 1600 slow, best kinds steady to higher in spots, 1100 lb steers 9.60, yearlings 3.75, cows around 6.60 down. Sheep receipts 2000 steady, native lambs 11.75 early, other sheep 11.25 to 11.75, cull ewes 3.50 4.00.
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Chicago
Bureau of Markets
Wednesort
At. Joseph
St. Joseph
Bureau of Makets
Av- Aes
Sugar market steady as Cuban shipments boost prompt demand
The New York raw sugar market opened strong on June 2 with prices up on a 3 6 cost and freight basis, equaling 44.36 for centrifugal. About 200,000 bags of Cuban cargoes for prompt and July shipments pressed the market, with refiners pulling back while others quoted 6.10 to 6.20 for refined grades. Refined futures remained nominal.
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New York
Silver Prices and Discount Rates Across Markets
London and New York reports show bar silver at 35 4. Monty 2% and 2% per cent. Discounts on short bills and three months bills at 2% per cent. New York notes bar silver at dollars 53 %.
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York
Butter and poultry prices rise in Chicago market notes
Chicago June 22 report shows butter higher with creamery and grade 1 and 2 standards at various prices. Poultry prices up with alive fowls up 23 percent and turkeys 92 cents per pound, roosters at 11 4 cents. Receipts total 17 545 cases.
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Chicago
Stock Market Opens Higher Amid Fed Rate Cut Hints
New York shares opened with irregular moves but mostly higher as traders reacted to a lower discount rate at the Federal Reserve Bank. Active buying picked up early in the session with urgency seen in covering shorts and rebalancing portfolios.
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New York
Wall St
Federal Reserve Bank
Short contracts show notable exceptions in stock shifts
The market featured mixed results with the Mexican and petroleum sectors standing out. Mexu pich scen registered a troubled note while aa Petroleum rose 1 percent as general asphalt, Maryiang, and Studebaker edged higher. Others like LL'. B,ateel, Baldwin Loco and some secondary rails slipped slightly.
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Eneral Sphalt
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Siso
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Ateel
Baldwin Loco
Potatoes market mixed as receipts rise in Chicago
Potatoes firm on sacks and weak on barrels with 101 car receipts. Prices show Southern sacked Biles Triumphs at 3.20 per cwt and 2.76 to 3.00 in other regions. Arkansas and Alabama varieties rise with No. 1 stakes around 2.76 to 2.40. North Carolina and Virginia shipments list stave barrels and Irish cobblers markets with 4.25 to 6.26 per cwt.
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Eastern Shore
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Grain price listings from Chicago market notes
Chicago market brief reports grain and seed prices with varied quotes for wheat No 3 hard No 6 hard corn mixed oats and timothy clover seed and pork and lard values. The figures show small differences from prior levels and reflect typical daily trading activity.
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Barney
Money Market Report Shows Higher Rates and Easy Call Money
Call money continues at easy levels around 2 percent with ruling rate at 2 percent and closing bids near 3 percent. Last loan noted at 8 percent with offerings at 8 percent. call loans against acceptances reported at 0. Shorter terms ease with 60 days at 4 percent, 90 days at 3 to 4 percent, and six months around 4 percent. Prime mercantile paper quoted at 12 percent.
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Prime Mercantile
Exchange Rates and Cables Ledger From New York
Foreign exchange ease noted with Great Britain at 4.42 and cables 4.42 percent. 60 day bills on banks at 4.40. France 8.57 demand, cables 8.6754. Italy 4.82, cables 4.82. Belgium 8.12 demand, cables 8.13. Argentina 35.75, Brazil 13.76. Montreal 99.
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Liberty bonds close steady with varied premiums
New York June 22 Liberty bonds closed with mixed results across series. 3s at 100.12, first 48 at 100.20, second 49 at 100.00, first 4s at 100.20, second 4s at 100.02, third 4 8 at 100.06, fourth 4%n at 100.16, Victory 4% at 100.64, Victory 3s among list of closed prices.
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Liberty Bonds
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