Bishop Manning Attacks Unmarried Unions and Sex Creeds
New York June 25 AP Bishop William T Manning head of the New York Episcopal diocese denounces advocacy of unmarried unions and sex experiments as shameful and damnable. He rails against companionate marriages sex questionnaires and divorce mills in Paris and Reno before sailing for Europe with his daughter Francis to attend the York Catholic anniversary and visit Luzerne Switzerland. He cites a national professor directed questionnaire at women’s colleges and a Sociology class topic on Compan ionate Marriage. He warns the divorce era threatens the sanctity of marriage and urges caution about its direction.
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New York
William T. Manning
New York Episcopal
Europe
Paris
Reno
Francis
York Catholic
Luzerne
Switzerland
Vision of God Touches Stratton’s Son at Calvary Baptist
New York reporters describe a 19 year old Warren Stratton experiencing a divine visitation at Calvary Baptist Church. He fell to the floor uttering unintelligible sounds and sang in an unknown language with a radiant face. Dr. John Roach Stratton, his father and pastor, says the change includes deeper Bible study and fluent public prayer. Deacons resigned over charges of introducing Pentecostalism.
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New York
Warren
Calvary Baptist Church
John Roach Stratton
New Head Named for the Industrial School St Anthony
Twin Falls June 25 AP John R Ault long time Twin Falls county probation officer will become parole officer for the state industrial school at St Anthony next July 5. He will join the state school staff under E O Cook who becomes superintendent July 1, succeeding W D Vincent recently elected state commissioner of education.
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Twin Falls
John R Ault
St. Anthony
Ault
E. O. Cook
W. D. Vincent
Flying Governor Flies for Pleasure and Duty in Connecticut
Hartford June 25 AP reports Connecticut's flying governor John H uses planes as others use cars. He flies for pleasure and business, returns for calls, and keeps up with flight knowledge of planes.
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Hartford
John H
Connecticut
Emfeal
Jury Holds 55 Men Guilty in Oil Financing Case
The indictment list cites 53 men initially charged with bonds of 10 000 each and includes R M Reese Charles E Reese H F Campbell Jacob Bermann Phil Grossman I O Levy and others. Bail posted and arraignment set for Monday as district attorney notes 29 indictments filed last night with more to be presented.
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H. W. Chotiner
Keyes
R. M. Reese
A. G. Wagg & Co
Charles E. Reese
H. F. Campbell
Wagy & Co
Jacob Bermann
Bennett
New York
Lewis
Phil Grossman
I. O. Levy
Levy
Berhest Levy Insurance Company
Harold L. Davis
Frank
Conroy
Chotser
Rouse
Albert Lee Stephens
Army plane to leave Tuesday on ocean trip
Maitland and Hegenberger prepare a Pacific flight from Oakland to Hawaii with stops at Crissey Field San Francisco and Oakland aviation field. The crew includes E J Rivers and Bradley Jones as support staff. They plan a Monday inspection and fueling before the dawn Tuesday hop off toward Hawaii.
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San Francisco
Oakland Aviation Field
Hawaii
Oakland
Maitland
Hegenberger
E. J. Rivers
Army
Bradley Jones
Aviation Aeronautic
Oklahoma Men Seek An Award For Police Chief
Civic leaders move to secure a share of a $3,000 reward for the capture of Oklahoma outlaw Matthew Kimes. Kimes was arrested in Arizona on information from Muskogee police chief Clark Compton, who heads to Flagstaff to aid in extradition. Compton based reward claims on telegrams to Grand Canyon authorities describing the wanted men and their vehicle. Bonds forfeited for overtime parking. speeding fine. firearms discharge case with suspended $10 fine.
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Muskogee
Clark Compton
Matthew Kimes
Oklahoma
Kimes
Arizona
Compton
Flagstaff
Ariz
Grand Canyon
Earl
Fred Jarrett
Jack Whitehead
Packard
Studebaker
Buick
H. C. Ryan
R. Groves
John W. Peter
J.C. C. Markam
E. L. Davidson
Japan anxious for permanent peace with the United States
At the Washington conference discussions shift to naval limits as Japan seeks authority to construct light craft under 700 tons. A Japanese spokesman notes the immediate goal is curtailing larger auxiliary ships and suggests League of Nations talks may address smaller vessels later.
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Washington
Tokyo
Japan
Jones
John Paul Jones
France
Italy
Summer Flights Across Ocean Demand In 1930s Era
Numerous ocean flight plans arise after Lindbergh Cham berlin and Levine successful crosses. Byrd to fly New York to Paris when weather allows with three aboard. Various pilots announce San Francisco to Honolulu and Seattle to Tokyo attempts. Prize flights, projected routes, and international flyers span from London to New York to Hong Kong with multiple nations represented.
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Charles A. Lindbergh
Clarence D. Chamberlin
Charles A. Levine
Lindbergh
Chamberlin
Richard E. Byrd
North Pole
New York
Paris
Navy Department
Los Angeles
Lakehurst
N. J
Honolulu
Lester J. Maitland
Albert Hegenberger
B. H. Griffin
Oklahoma City
Carl Ben Fillson
Navy
Seattle
Dallas
Texas
Hongkong
San Francisco
Hawaii
Philippines
Ben Stern
Jess Wyndham
Memphis
E. L. Janney
Ottawa
London
National Aeronautical Association
Spokane
W. T. Ward
Brooklyn
Treaty prospects with Japan and naval parity debates
Washington reports say no official word on a U S Japan war outlaw treaty. Secretary Kellogg met with the Japanese ambassador but the treaty question was not discussed. The State Department backs Ambassador Gibson’s rejection of Britain’s arms treaty revision proposals, while Geneva talks aim for parity with Britain in all naval classes.
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United States
Japan
State Department
Department
Kellogg
Hugh Gibson
Gibson
Geneva
France
Italy
Great Britain
Governor’s air transport expert profile noted in text
The governor is described as a lifelong electrical appliance manufacturer and pilot applicant. His experience includes commercial and mail carrying air lines, marking him as an expert in air transportation.
Wheat harvest progress drives grain prices down in Chicago
Cereals and Provisions notes a general selling wave from commission houses as harvest progress prompts grain prices to drop. Wheat closes weak with a small loss, corn and oats drop modestly, provisions steady to down. Kansas reports harvest start soon, Nebraska forecasts 70 to 80 million bushels of winter wheat yield.
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Chicago
Kansas
Omaha
Nebraska
No Trend Marks Today's Financial Trade
Today's market shows no clear trend with some railroad equipment shares hitting new highs while copper and oil laws weigh on others. Early gains faded into a final irregular close as bond flotations decline and brokers loans may ease next week. Notable buying occurred in Western Pacific, Western Maryland, Chicago & Eastern Illinois, Norfolk & Southern, and Kansas City Southern.
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Western Pacific
Western Maryland
Chicago & Eastern Haineis
Norfolk & Southern
Kansas City Southern
Chesapeake & Ohio
Harahan
Stock market slips but many issues hit new highs
The New York market fell in overall averages yet many leaders such as Baldwin Eastman Kodak St. Paul and Western Pacific rose to new highs. Brokers loans surged to a record while volume faded to a single two million share day. Steel oil car loadings and several industrials showed mixed results amid broader earnings and policy chatter.
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New York
Baldwin
American Can
Eastman Kodak
St. Paul
Western Pacific
United States Steel Corporation
Mack Trucks
Chandler-Cleveland
Moon
General Railway Signal
American Tank
American Piano
Ludlum Steel
Savage Arms
Youngstown Sheet
July unofficial wheat crop outlook signals gains but below last year
Weekly grain notes from Chicago forecast July unofficial wheat yields higher than June but not reaching last year’s levels. Kansas and Oklahoma show improvements due to timely rains, while Canada faces late starts. Silver prices in New York and London are reported at 56% and 26 1 16 d per ounce respectively.
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Chicago
Kansas
Oklahoma
Nebraska
Canada
Liberty bonds end of day closes in New York
Liberty bonds closed with values for several series led by 344s at 101 and 1st 41 8 at 103.1. Second 4s at 100.21, third 446 at 90.30, fourth 4146 at 103.23. U S treasury 4c at 1208.24 and ditto 44s at 113.26.
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Liberty Bonds
New York
U. S. Treasury
Wheat arrivals top national mark as Wichita receives 107 cars
In the wheat market arrivals at Some Ban a8 points topped the country mark with Wichita receiving 107 cars. In the corn belt the season’s hottest weather was reported in several locations including Iowa with continued clear to partly cloudy skies forecast for tomorrow.
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Wichita
Corn Belt
Iowa
Livestock market trends at Chicago fairThursday
Chicago livestock quotations show hog receipts around 4000 with prices near 9.20 for top hogs and pork weights mixed. Cattle receipts 200 with steers and yearlings near season highs yet overall declines of 25 to 40 cents on grass types. Sheep receipts 3000 with fat lambs around 15.60, ewes 5.50 to 6.50, and feeding lambs up to 13.75 for the week.
Kansas City Livestock Market Report Week Results
Cattle receipts 200 calves 26 for the week with beef steers yearlings and better stock steady to 25c lower grass steers off, weighty calves steady, stockers and feeders steady to weak top week heavy steers 13.50 medium 13.15 yearlings 12.00 bulk grain fed 10.00 12.50 cake feds 4.00 11.10 grasers 7.50 8.50 light yearlings 9.50 11.25 good choice welters 11.00 11.50 hogs receipts 250 mostly steady to 1c lower top 8.55 190 200 lbs few 170 230 lbs 8.50 3.65 240 325 lbs 3.25 8.50 packing sows 7.25 7.75 sheep receipts none for week lambs and feeders 1.00 1.25 lower wheepy around 25c lower top western lambs early 15.35 top natives 14.50 closing top natives 13.25 short fed 10.00 11.40 Colorado ewes wethers 7.25 others 6.50 7.00.
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California
Kansas City
Colorado
Others
Market Report Omaha Hogs and Cattle Prices June 25
Hog receipts 4000 light to heavy, butchers steady to 10c higher. Hogs 160-200 lb 8.60-8.70, 200-230 lb 8.65-8.75, top 8.80, 230-240 lb 8.40-8.65, sows 7.50-8.00. Cattle receipts 100. fed steers and yearlings steady to 25c higher, beef cows steady, bulls and younger stock mixed. Beef steers 9.75-12.50, yearlings 12.00, lighter stock 10.6-12.2, heavy weights 13.35, heifers 9.50-10.75, beef cows 8.50-9.50, cutters 6.25, bulls 6.75-7.00. Price entries for California feeders, lambs, and sheep noted with ranges. lambs 14.00 natives 13.00, fat ewes 4.00-5.00, range feeding lambs 12.75-13.00.
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Omaha
Slater
California
Market Report livestock and sheep sale prices
On June 25 bids for hogs ranged to 8.75 with bulk around 8.40. Cattle saw steady to weak demand with steer sales week wide 9.75 to 11.75 top 12.00, cows and heifers 4.00 to 10.25, calves 5.50 to 11.50, stockers 7.00 to 9.50. Sheep sold steady with lambs 13.00 to 14.25 and ewes 5.00 to 6.00 across a 600 head offering.
Market Report of Livestock Prices and Receipts
Cattle receipts total 2 602 with 1 696 from California to Utah packers and eastern markets. Beef steers steady to near unchanged while vealers fall about 26 0c. cows and bulls show small shifts. Sheep receipts 3 398 with most in transit east and no early sales reported.
Los Angeles market closes higher by about one dollar
A brief market wrap notes the Los Angeles price level rising by roughly 1.00 from the prior week, with a weekly total around 2,400. The gain appears modest, keeping the market in positive territory for the period.
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LOS Angeles Lee
Hogs Sheep and Cattle Prices and Receipts at South San Francisco
South San Francisco June 25. Hogs weekly receipts 3200 direct 1400 closing 25 higher. butchers 11.00 drive in 10.0. Sheep weekly receipts 5300 direct 2900 steady. lambs 12.50 18.25. feeders 11.00. yearlings 8.25. ewes 5.50. Cattle weekly receipts 1600 California 53 loads. steers 8.26 8.50. cows 6.25 6.40. calves 11.35 11.50. butcher town cattle 1100 calves 500.
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San Francisco
Nebraska
California
Market report on hogs cattle prices from Portland auction
Port land figures show hogs mostly steady day and week with bulk 150 to 220 pounds averaging 9.50 to 10.15 and heavy butchers 8.50 to 9.25. Packing sows scarce around 7.50 and feeding pigs near 10.00. Cattle demand mixed with steers 8.00 to 9.50 and butcher cows 5.50 to 7.50. grass steers around 10.90 with bulls and vealers near steady.
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Portland
U. D. of A
Oregon
Potatoes Market Report Summary
AP dispatch from Chicago notes potato receipts and shipments on June 25. new and old car totals appear. market remains weak with slow trading. regional prices listed include North Carolina barrel cobblers at 4.50 and Norfolk barrel Irish cobblers at 5.00, with Oklahoma sacks Bliss Triumphs at 63.00.
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Chicago
North Carolina Barrel Cobblers
Norfolk Barrel Irish Cobblers
Oklahoma
Bliss Triumphs
Cash grain and livestock prices in Chicago
Wheat No 4 red 1.3914, No 2 hard 1.43. corn No 3 mixed 90 93, No 3 yellow 0414 95. oats No 2 white 48 ¾, No 3 white 48. rye not quoted. barley 80.0 90. timothy seed 4.75 5.00. clover seed 35.00. lard 12.40. ribs 11.87. bellies 13.50.
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Chicago
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