Financial Markets Rally Fails To Boost Main Stocks
Markets edged lower early in the week as a broad correction followed an overbought run. Bond prices fluctuated, U S Treasuries hit new highs then eased amid mid year settlements and strong freight traffic supported rails and motor groups while merger rumors kept public utilities and GM firm.
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New York
U. S. Treasury
Canin
Motors
Tobaccoa
Otis
Ratis
General Motors
Foreign exchange rates in New York market
Exchange quotes show irregular foreign demands with Britain at 4.85 percent demand and 4.86 percent cables, France 4.61 and 4.66, Italy 3.58, Belgium 4.56, Germany 23.80, Holland 40.05, Norway 17.47, Sweden 26.77, Denmark 19.69, Switzerland 19.41, Spain 14.51, Greece 1.72, Poland 19, Czechoslovakia 2.94, Yugoslavia 1.74, Austria 14, Romania 464, Argentina 40.87, Brazil 11.05, Tokyo 40, Shanghai 79, Montreal 100.
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New York
Great Britain
France
Italy
Belgium
Germany
Holland
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Switzerland
Greece
Poland
Czecho- Aflovakia
Jugo Slavia
Austria
Rumania
Argentine
Brazil
Tokio
Shanghai
Montreal
Piano tuner from Salt Lake visits Bannock hotel
M. F. Millock, expert piano tuner from Salt Lake, recently staying at Bannock hotel. He has ten years of piano factory experience in Boston and is currently on a brief visit.
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Salt Lake
Boston
Bannock Hotel
Wheat and hog market gains lift Chicago trading
Wheat opens higher on stronger demand and prospects of smaller western production. Hog and cattle trading extend gains with stronger prices for choice hogs and fat cattle, while sheep markets rise modestly amid steady demand. Omaha and Chicago summaries show firm to higher values across grains and livestock with active receipts.
Potatoes and Market Notes From Chicago Trading
Market brief reports potato receipts totaling 88 new and 6 old cars with 0 stock. Shipments show 529 new and 78 old, market steady with limited trading. Oklahoma markets note sacked Cobblers at 2.65 3.00, Virginia barrel cobblers 2.25 5.50, Wisconsin round whites 1.20 1.50.
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Chicago
Oklahoma-Arkansas
Triumphs
Few
Oklahoma
Cobblers
Virginia Barrel Cobblers
Old Stock Trading Limited
Wisconsin
Hog and cattle market chatter from St Joseph June 27
Hog receipts 2 690 and cattle receipts 100 marked as about steady with top hog price 13 50 and bulk sales around 12 75 to 13 40. Week figures show steers 8 50 to 11 60 with calves and stockers listed. Lambs and ewes priced 15 50 to 16 50 and 5 50 to 7 00 respectively. New York roundups note curb oils closing with listed prices for Continental Prairie Pipe Line and others.
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Chicago
Texas
Fisteer
Fyper
Omaha
St. Joseph
New York
Continental
Prairie Pipe Line
Standard of Indiana
Standard of New York
New Bradford
Salt’ Creek Consolidated
Kansas City
Texas Wethers
Ogden
San Francisco
Chicago Mar
Wheat Declines Amid Black Rust Worries and Weather
The Chicago Wheat market trends downward due to escape from damage by black rust and favorable spring crop weather. Prices fall across wheat, corn, oats, and mixed moves in provisions, with official forecasts and domestic production shaping the market as hogs rise slightly.
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Chicago
Dakotas
Minnesota
United States
Canadian
Iowa
Illinois
Chicago Grain and Bond Prices Reported for June 27
Chicago markets show Wheat No. 2 hard at 1.56 percent, Corn No. 2 mixed 1.01 to 1.06, Oats No. 8 white 454 to 46, Rye and Barley varied with timothy and clover seed traded around 6 to 8. Liberty bonds closed with mixed yields including 4a at 101.2 and 2nd 4 at 102.26. government securities quoted around 104 to 108 in various issues.
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Chicago
Rley
New York
New York Market Notes on Bar Silver and Mexican Dollars
The June 27 market note reports silver bar prices and Mexican dollar figures with a 54 percent reference point. It records a brief snapshot of precious metal and currency values in the New York scene.
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New York
Divorce case starts muddl e and love child twist emerges
In Sofia Bulgaria a series of court martials yield death penalties and prison terms as Bulgaria pushes to crush communism. In New York a divorce case reveals a love child mystery with Mrs Margaret Pinkham testifying that Thomas H Symington claimed his wife confessed giving birth to an illegitimate son at 16. Pinkham says she signed a statement admitting the child then learned of the suit. Symington denies misconduct with a co respondent. Witnesses describe house parties with breakfast in pajamas or bath robes.
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New York
Thomas H. Symington
Margaret A. Pinkham
Maplewood
Mass
Symington
Mia
Morristown
N. JJ
New York Stock Rally Boosts Can Company to Record High
The market led by American Can surges to 200, then retreats to 195 on profit taking. DuPont, General Electric and other high grade issues show strength as Wall Street attributes gains to anticipated trade conditions. Cattle, hogs, and sheep varied across Kansas City and Ogden markets with mixed weekly outcomes.
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New York
Poola
Dupont
General Electric
U. 8
Wall Street
Rutland
Hides and Wool Prices From Idaho Hide & Fur Co
Idaho Hide and Fur Co of Pocatello lists daily prices for hides and wool. Green hides 7c per lb, green calves 1b, dry hides 13 c for Flint dry, horse hides 2.00 to 3.00 depending on size, sheep pelts dry long wool 22c, wool 30 to 35c fine and 16 4 to 46c coarse.
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Idaho Hide & Fur Co
Pocatello
Idaho
Colonel Roosevelt party nets fourteen rare birds in Kashmir
Oyster Bay June 27 AP reports Colonel Theodore Roosevelt Jr and Kermit Roosevelt of the Field Museum expedition into Central Asia collected fourteen rare bird specimens from the mountainous region above Srinagar in Kashmir. The party, which left Srinagar May 16 amid a cholera outbreak, traveled north toward the gateway to the Kirakoroum range at about 8000 feet elevation.
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Oyster Bay
N. Y
Srinagar
Kashmir
Theodore Rosevelt, Jr
Kermit Roosevelt
Field Museum
Central Asia
Ete
Kira
Koroum Range
Mahan New Head Disabled Vets
Johnn W. Mahan of Helena Montana was elected national commander of the Disabled American Veterans. Atlanta Georgia was chosen as the 1926 convention city at the fifth annual meeting. Mahan served in World War I, wounded at Thicgyurt France on September 15 1918 and later worked for Montana veterans welfare.
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Omaha
Johnn W. Mahan
Helena
Mont
Atlanta
Veterans’ Welfare Commission of
Montana
Tlé
Thicgyurt
France
Armisee
Constitutionalists form group to oppose Ku Klux Klan
The Constitutionalists, an anti Klan political group, filed articles of incorporation with the secretary of state in Denver. Sixty directors are named including former Governor Oliver, Harris White, former state Supreme Court Chief Justice, Granby Hilyer, former U.S. district attorney, and Charles Moynihan.
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Denver
The
Constitutionalists
Ku Klux Klan
Amed
Oliver . Rhoup
Harris White
State Supreme Court
Charles Eckenby
Granby Hilyer
U. 8
Charles J. Moynihan
Young La Follette to Seek Senate Seat
Chicago January 27 AP report says Robert M. La Follette Jr. son of the late Wisconsin senator plans to announce his candidacy to fill his father's senate seat in the coming days.
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Chicago
Jone
Chicago Journal
Robert M. la Follette, Jr
la Follette
Wisconsin
Wank
Senate
Moonlight Pavilion Hosts Regular Dance Tonight
Local Moonlight Pavilion hosts a regular dance event this evening with music and dancing for residents. Ticket details and exact start time not specified in readable text.
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Moonlight Pavilion
Coolidge Tours Historic Boston Area in July Visit
President Coolidge conducted a sightseeing tour from the summer White House at White Court visiting an old cemetery in Watertown where ancestors lie buried and stopping at the Ry club. The caravan traveled along the shore through Lynn Revere Chelsea Everett Medford Somerville to Cambridge near the historic Washington elm before delivering remarks on July 3.
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Swampscott
Maas
Coolidge
Boston
White Court
White House
Watertown
Ry Club
Americans Bring Back Hansom Cabs in London
American visitors craving the romance of old London transport have spurred a revival of hansom cabs. Once ten cabs crowded London streets a year ago, today about seventy ply the avenues, much to taxi drivers' dismay.
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London
President Coolidge Tours Historic Boston Area
President Coolidge traveled from Cambridge to Watertown and Mount Auburn cemetery inspecting碑 stones at Irvington Street cemetery where ancestors named John Mary and Simon Coolidge were buried. He visited Beaumont Country Club, watched golfers, then returned to White Court for lunch after a four hour motor trip.
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Washington
Cambridge
Watertown
Mount Auburn Cemetery
Longfellow
Irvington Street
Simon Coolidge
Beaumont Country Club
Overnor
Massachusetts
18Th Green
Coolidge
White Court
Hospital Notes Record Ills Across Several States
Mrs. John A. Iman of 172 Ta Avenue and Mrs. Earl Rowley visiting in Cheyenne were reported ill at home today. Thomas Crawshaw south of the city was treated for a severe leg laceration after a fall from a horse. J E Richardson of Hamer Idaho received hospital care for a deep arm wound from a hay mower incident. Mrs. John Herr of Aberdeen Idaho left hospital after operation with husband the editor. Mrs Annie Hootchen of Lehi Utah underwent surgery yesterday. Mrs D C Miller of Rupert Idaho consulted doctors yesterday.
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Earl Rowley
Cheyenne
Wyoming
J. P. Long
North Arthur Street
Thomas Crawshaw
J. E. Richardson
Hamer
Idaho
Rupert
Tonsils Taken Out By Bullet
David L. Snyder had his tonsils removed after a pistol affray in Los Angeles. Police say a bullet entered his right cheek and exited left after nearly clipping the tonsils, but surgeons pronounce the operation successful. Snyder allegedly tried to draw a gun on detectives during the arrest attempt.
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Los Angeles
David L. Snyder
Snyder
Three Prisoners Escape Governors Island
Three military prisoners fled Governors Island in a flat boat while working near the dock. They rowed to Brooklyn before a broad alarm was raised. The escapees were Michael P Sullivan of Palmer Massachusetts Desertion one year James McNorton of Manhattan Absence without leave three years and Charles A Moody of Brooklyn Desertion five years. An armed party pursued but the escape failed to be stopped before the fugitives reached shore.
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New York
Governors Island
Brooklyn
Michael P. Sullivan
Palmer
Mass
James McNorton
Manhattan
Charles A. Moody
Cloudburst in Armenia Leaves Town Inundated
A powerful cloudburst near Mount Ararat on June 26 devastated Frivan Armenia causing river flooding and widespread property damage. Many people were left homeless as floods swelled rivers in the region amid relief efforts by American Near East relief aiding the government.
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Erivan
Armenia
Frivan
Mount Ararat
American Near East Relief
Riffian Offensive Near Taza Rages in June clash
Abd El Krim the Riffian leader launched a vigorous offensive near Fez in French Morocco as French forces counter attacked. The battle continued into the afternoon with heavy Riffian losses reported.
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Fez
French Morocco
Abd el Krim
Taza
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Reynolds Tob
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Wastinhhouse
Tim Willys-Overland
Woolworth
Garrett Transfer & Storage Co
Molinelli Jewelry Store
Pocatello Optical Co
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Tribunal i Sofia
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Young LA Follette
John A. Iman
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