Mystery surrounds Bielaski kidnapping by Mexican bandits
A. Bruce Bielaski former head of the DOJ investigation service and attorney Manuel Barcena were kidnapped near the Hacienda De San Gabriel in Morelos state. Bandits demanded ransom while Bielaski, exhausted, offered few details and did not confirm sums or offers.
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Mexico City
A. Bruce Bielaski
Bureau of Investigation
American Department of Justice
Manuel Barcena
Hacienda de San Gabriel
Morelos
Bielaski
Washington
Department of Justice Investigating Service
State Department
Lewis to Meet President Over Coal Strike Crisis
John J. Lewis of the United Mine Workers arrives in Washington and meets Secretary Davis before a luncheon with President Harding at the White House to discuss the coal strike. Officials indicate the talks will cover the entire coal question and possible national conference between operators and union leaders.
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Washington
John J. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
Davis
White House
Harding
Department of Labor
Lewis
Nera
John Lent
United Mine Workers
Isstes
Mrwis
Ween
Praiant Hevdine Nego
Hoover
United States
Cautious Miners Appeal Telegram From Illinois Union
Springfield June 26 An appeal to Illinois coal miners to refrain from violence and disorder was made in a telegram sent from here yesterday by Fra Barrington president of the United Mine Workers of Illinois Copies of the telegam were distributed to local unions urging peace and lawfulness amid rising tensions in the industry.
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Springfield
Ill
Illinois
Fra Barrington
United Mine Work
Sheriff Says No Threats From Idle Illinois Mines
Carbondale Illinois June 26 AP Sheriff Gibson of Jackson county announced he had advised coal operators associations in Illinois that he had not been advised of any threatened outlaw 8 county telegram in reply to operators saying they had learned the lives of their employees in idle mines were menaced.
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Carbondale, Ills
Gibson
Jackson County
Illinois
UMWA Leader Leaves White House With No Coal Strike Plan
John N. Lewis, president of the United Mine Workers of America, exited the White House after a long talk with President Harding and Secretary of Labor Davis. He said no definite plans had been formulated to settle the national coal strike.
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John N. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
White House
Harding
Davis
Water Threatens Mercedes Area Cotton Lands
Rio Grande crest lingers between Weslaco and Mercedes as floods inundate Mercedes and surrounding farmlands in Hidalgo Willacy and Starr counties. Levees breach and water rises reach up to three feet, isolating Mercedes business district and forcing possible tent city housing. Gulf Coast Lines suspend Houston Brownsville service amid washouts.
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Brownsville
Texas
Rio Grande
Mercedes
Harlingen- Sanbenito
la i
Watsh
Houston
Brownaville
Gulf Coast Lines
Mercedes District
Wessaco
Merres
Tné Henry
Hidalgo
Moron
Willacy
Mercedes F
Huringen
Woman Struck by Train on Snake River Island Bridge
Mrs. James Conley an 80 year old resident of Nyassa Ore was struck by westbound train No 1 on Sunday afternoon while crossing a bridge on Snake River She was hurled into the river and despite rapid search efforts her body was not recovered by nightfall The accident occurred near Johnsons Grove where the picnic party had gathered and the victim insisted on crossing the bridge despite friends protests.
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Nyassa
Ore
James Conley
J. W. Conley
Snake River
Nyera
Johnson's Grove
Oregon
Nampt report details inquest on accident and survivors
The record notes efforts to avert the accident and a headquarters report at Nampt. It states J. W. Conley is the only surviving son as far as known.
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Nampt
J. W. Conley
Britton Leonard Boxing Showdown At New York Velodrome
Veteran welterweight champion Jack Britton agrees to a fifteen round decision bout against Benny Leonard the light weight title holder in New York. Leonard fights above his class so his title is not at stake though Britton seeks victory on points while Leonard aims to stop him. Weigh ins place Britton at 146 1 4 pounds and Leonard at 139 1 4 with both asserting fitness for the bout.
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New York
Jack Britton
Benny Leonard
Britton
Leonard
Philadelphia
Immigration quotas cut to two percent effective July 1 1923
Washington June 26 AP reports the house immigration committee plans to reduce the annual immigration quota from three percent to two percent of each nationality's 1910 census, effective July 1 1923, in a fast move supported by Committee Chairman Map Johnson.
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Washington
United States
Johnson
House Immigration Committee
Mexican Petroleum Leads Surging Stock Market Moves
New York June 26 amid a strong market Mexican Petroleum surged with gains reaching over 20 points from Saturday’s close as Pan American and other oil shares followed. Rallies in Studebaker Royal Dutch and railroad issues surfaced with broad market strength despite limited overall change in the general list.
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New York
Wall Street
Pan-American Petroleum
Royal Dutch
Studebaker
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Virginia Carolina Chemical
Unit States Rubber
Kelly Springfield
Keystone
Goodrich
Ainsl
York
Mexican Petroleum
Mexican Rex Stock Surges On Fresh Strength
In New York on June 26 Mexican Rex continued a steady advance reaching 2.04 from 1.81. Market observers debated whether the rise reflected short interest covering or optimism about earnings and future values voiced by the company president. Other issues like General Cigar and Great Northern preferred also posted gains amid a broad market uptick.
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New York
Wall Street
Rex
Rene
General Cigar
Sterlin
Atlantic Gulf
Studebaker
American Sugar
Famous Players
Sears-Roebuck
American
Great Northern
New York Central
Louisville
Nashville
Setback in Wheat Markets in Chicago Weather
Cooler weather and possible showers pushed wheat prices lower amid reports of soft export demand and ample selling by farmers. July futures opened around 1.13% to 1.14% and then fell, with corn and oats also sliding on improved weather and weak provisions following lower grain values.
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Chicago
Livestock market report from St Joseph Missouri June 26
Hogs receipts 10500. Shippers bought a few 170 to 220 pound weights. Prices mostly ten cents lower than Saturday's average. Packers inactive. Average Saturday cost 10.08 for weight 221. Cattle receipts 2300. Best beef steers and yearlings steady. other categories dragging. Top price 9.00 for 1300 pound steers. Veal calves 7.00 early. Sheep 1500 head, fat lambs 5c higher. native lambs 12.50 top. Cull cows 5.00 to 14.00. yearlings 10.00. Ewes 3.50 to 4.00.
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St. Joseph
Bureau of Markets
Market Report Kansas City cattle and hog receipts June 24
Cattle receipts 11 000 with beef steers and heifers generally strong to 25 cents higher. Top steers around 9 50, cows mostly 6.00 to 5.50, canners and cutters varied. Bulls 2.74 to 5.00. Hog receipts 14 006, shippers took...
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Kansas City
Moreau
Aleady
Market Report Notes Mixed Livestock Trends and Prices
About 2500, light and medium 10¢ lower, top 10.35, Packers adding 16 to lower. Bulk of sales 9.4 to 10 go. Cattle steady with sows around 840 to 634 stock. Pigeons mostly steady, bulk 6 to 16. Most receipts 6000. Hogs ready iron, top 7-bu trades 12.26 to ec. Most culls around 6.00.
Chicago Market Report Cattle Hogs and Sheep Prices June 26
Chicago market news shows cattle receipts at 22 000 with beef steers strong and top bids around 9 9 0, hog receipts 90 00 with prices mostly down 10 to 15 cents, and sheep receipts 13 000 driving higher bids for native lambs and yearling ewes amid steady to higher demand. Processors and packers buying solidly across categories while bids fluctuated by class and weight.
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Chicago
Bureau of Markets
Sugar Market Fluctuations Track Overseas Demands
June 26 New York reports unsettled raw sugar trading as Cuba bids for pots and near and July shipments. Centrifugal costs total 4.86 with four to six point gains. Refined sugar prices hold at 6.30 with subdued demand and firm futures on covering and trade buying.
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New York
Cubas
Admirpal
Hogs and cattle markets steady with slight declines reported
Omaha market notes hog receipts 11 600 with prices 9.50 to 10.19 for 206 to 325 pound butchers down 10 to 19 cents. Mixed packing down 1 to 2 cents. Cattle receipts 48 000 with top around 9.50 for heavy stock. Sheep and lambs show gains with lambs up about 25 cents and prices firm for sheep.
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Omaha
Neb
U. S. Bureau of Markets
Potatoes Mixed. Western Prices Steady After Receipts
Chicago June 26 reports potato markets slightly weaker with 104 car loads received. United States shipments total 9.60 per cwt for southern Bliss, 4.25 to 5.15 for Virginia and Irish stave barrels, while old stock remains steady. Wisconsin Michigan sacked round whites bring 1.99 to 2.10 per cwt.
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Chicago
United States
Bliss Vincote Ae
Labama
Spain
North Bore
Shore
Virginia
Aeron
Wisconsinichigan
Butter and egg market report from Chicago
Chicago, June 26 report shows butter higher with creamery extras at 37 percent and firsts around 36 percent. Receipts total 29,373 cases with various freshness and storage categories noted. poultry prices mostly unchanged with live fowls at 22 and broilers up to 38.
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Chicago
Silver and currency rates from New York and London
Foreign bar silver 70, Mexican dollars 53%. London bar silver 26% per ounce, Money 2 cent. Discount rates peony and three months 2% 2% per cent.
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New York
London
New York June 26 Dairy and Poultry Prices Report
June 26 reports show butter and creamery extras up to 40 cents with firsts and seconds varied. Eggs firm with fresh gathered extras 36 37 percent and 24 25 percent. cheese prices range 28 to 31 cents. Live poultry firm with broilers up to 26 cents and roosters 16 cents. turkeys quoted around 25 to 52 cents.
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Eges
New York
Bond closes in New York Liberty issues on June 26
Liberty bonds closed with several issues trading near par. The 3 percent overall at 100.06, first 4s at 100.10, second 4s at 100.00, first 4 percent at 100.26, second 4 percent at 100.04, and fourth 4 percent at 100.22, with 4s at 100.52.
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New York
Liberty Bonds
Grain price report from multiple midwestern markets
Grain markets report mixed quotes across cities including Wheat No 2 red at 1.06 1.07 in Grain City Missouri and No 2 hard 1.14 1.15 in Omaha Nebraska. Corn No 2 white 57 60 in Grain City and No 2 white 55 in Omaha. oats and hay noted with varied prices. Kansas City shows July Wheat at 1.04 1.05 and December 1.09. Chicago lists several grain and livestock prices including corn and barley, with pork and lard pricing also recorded.
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City
Omahi
Neb
Kansas City
Orn
Chicago
Grain futures quotes from Minneapolis market report
The Minneapolis market notes cash grain values with prices for corn and barley across delivery months. It lists No 1 northern spring wheat at 37 to 40 percent, corn No 3 yellow at 54 to 54 and white at 34 to 35, barley No 2 at 81 to 83, and flax No 1 around 2.53.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Metals Market Roundup From New York June 26
Copper steady electrolytics 18 percent tins spot and futures 1.12 iron steady No 1 northern 25.00 27.00 No 2 northern 24.00 25.00 6 2 southern 19.00 20.00 lead steady spot 5.75 406.86 yine quiet East Louis spot near delivery 5.30 5.35 Antimony spot 5.05 5.25
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New York
East Louis
Money Markets Report from New York on June Twenty-Six
Call money remains strong with a closing bid at 5 percent and offering at 6 percent. Time loans firm with sixty days and six months rates around 4 percent. prime securities paper quotes at 4 percent.
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New York
Exchange News: Foreign Exchange Rates Mixed
New York June 26. Foreign exchange firm beat Britain demand 4.41 percent and cables 4.41 percent. Sixty day bills of banks 4394. France demand 8.14 percent and cables 8.42. Italy demand 4.73 percent and cables 4.73. Belgium demand 7.99 percent.
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New York
Britain
France
Emand
Italy
Belgium
Betty Compson Stars in New Paramount Drama Over the Border
Betty Compson and Tom Moore headline Penrhyn Stanlaws new production Over the Border shown at the Orpheum theatre. The film centers on Sergeant Flaherty and a Union of love amid dramatic mountain scenery, with Paramount’s celebrated cast and refined filming.
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Betty Compson
Paramount
Green Temptation
Tom Moore
Penrhyn Stanlaw
Orpheum Theatre
Flaherty
Wilcome
Edaing
Miss Compson
Paramount Picture
Serenade at the Strand Sparks Tempestuous Latin Romance
The Strand shows Serenade tonight featuring Miriam Cooper and George Walsh in a Spanish themed romance. The film promises atmospheric settings and strong supporting turns by Bertram Grass, Josef Swickard, Noble Johnson, Adelbert Knott, and Tom Kennedy.
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Thea Jag Times
Strand Theatre
Miriam Cooper
George Walsh
Miss Cooper
Er T Vingerelov
Magdalena
Walsh
Mr. Walsh
Bertram Grass
Josef Swickard
Noble Johnson
Adelbert Knott
Tom Kennedy
Fireworks attract shoppers at Fairview near Cunningham Camp
Fireworks purchase draws steady crowd at Fairview area event near Cunningham Camp with reasonable prices noted. Shoppers search for bargains as vendors offer varied selections and guided assistance.
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Ater
Cunningham Camp
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