Second Bandit Raid Strikes Tampico Area
Reports from Tampico say Mexican rebels seized Aguada Ene and La Coronail camps, holding 86 workers including six Americans and demanding ransom. The state department ordered new protections for American employees as the attackers threatened to return. Obregon dismissed captive reports as malicious, while Bielaski escaped after four days with ransom details unsettled.
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Washington
Aguada
Cortez Oil Company
Tampico
Shaw
State Department
Department
Yeatertia
la Coronail Company
Mexico City
San Francisco
Alvaro Obregon
Mexico
San Francisco Chronicle
A. Bruce Bielaski
American Department of Justice Investigation Bureau
Morelos
Jules LaCaud
Merion City
Bielaski
Capitol
Delegates from all parts of state at P. E. O. convention
Boise June 29 More than 200 delegates from Boise and other cities attended the second day of the seventh annual Idaho State P. E. O. convention at the Owyhee hotel. Mrs Mary L. Johnesse Boise chapter H delivered the welcome and Miss Katherine Mann spoke as representative of Bertha Coughes supreme president.
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Boise
Idaho State Bayoter
Owyhee Hotel
Mattiilson
Blackfoot
Murvn James
Goodne
Mary L. Johnesse
Leila S. Cole
Caldwell
Katherine Mann
Mimett
Sureme Council
Bertha Cughes
Aha
Ma Oragene B. Sherman
Mayorerman
Chapés H
Eve Johnesse
Orman
Amber of Commerce
Durin
Messrs. W. Thrallkill
F. W. Critchfeilda
Delegates Tour Skyline Drive and Arrowrock Dam
Wednesday afternoon delegates rode the Skyline Drive then on to Arrowrock Dam and Kiwanis Park for a picnic supper on Thursday. A Wednesday evening program features speakers Mrs Ruth W Murphy and Mrs Gertrude E Malin with music. For the first time in seven years all past presidents of the state sorority association, six in total with one serving two terms, are in attendance.
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Sky Line
Arrowrock Dam
Kiwanis Park
Ruth W. Murphy
Gertrude E. Malin
Utah Weather Tonight and Friday Outlook
Unsettled conditions lead to possible local showers and cooler air in the extreme north tonight with Friday bringing partly cloudy skies.
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Utah
Dr Jamison Dental Office Closed for Postgrad Course
Dr W F Jamison announces his dental office will be closed until about August 10 while he attends a post graduate course. Patients with emergencies may contact the office for guidance.
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W. F. Jamison
Dotcor
Sull
Wheat Leads Early Price Rally Amid Mixed Market Signals
Chicago sessions show wheat gaining after an initial setback tied to speculative selling and a new German mark low. July and September futures swing from declines to gains as corn and oats mirror grain volatility. New York also reports mixed shifts with Mexican Petroleum and Standard Oil influences and a softer oil market.
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Chicago
Hogar
Chicago Dated Market Notes Cattle Hogs and Sheep Report
Chicago market summary shows cattle receipts 16 000 with beef steers and heifers steady to higher while bulls jump. Hogs receipts 31 000 with fair activity and 10 to 20 cent gains, tops near 11.00. Sheep receipts 14 000 with fat lambs down around 25 cents and native yearlings and ewes trading firm to strong.
Market Receipts Mixed With Higher Prices Across Regions
In Omaha and Kansas City markets June 29 receipts show hogs advancing 10 to 25 cents with top bids around 10.65 and bulk 10.36 to 10.60. cattle steady to higher with best steers near 9.65 and calves strong. sheep and lambs mostly lower with native lambs at 13.00 and yearlings 11.75. In St Joseph hogs open 15 to 25 higher and cattle steady to strong with notable beef steers and yearlings trading firm. Bundled reports reflect mixed quality across regions and varying futures.
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Chicago
U. S
Omaha
Neb
U. S. Bureau of Markets
Kansas City
U.S. Bureau of Markets
At. Joseph
St. Jozeph
Livestock Sale Report Highlights Beef Steers and Lamb Demand
Steady to higher cattle market with top beef steers at 9.75 and desirable bulk at 9.00. Yearlings scarce and quality mostly plain around 8.50 or less. Beef cows common at 6.50 to 6.25, calves steady. Sheep receipts near 2000 with strong fat lambs at 5.50 to 12.75 and ewes scarce around 5.50.
Potatoes Trade Reports Mixed Across States
Potatoes show weakness with 60 car receipts and 7.38 total US shipments. Bliss Triumphs and Spaulding Rose varieties sold in several states with prices per cwt ranging from 1.50 to 4.75. Idaho round whites and Irish cobblers appear in multiple regions with varied cwt values.
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Chicago
United States
Alabama
Louisiana
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Bliss
Texas
Spaulding Rose
Uisiana
North Carolina
Norfolk
Eastern Shore
Virginia
Idaho
Sugar market firm as Cuban raws quote steady
The raw sugar market opened firm with no price change in spot Cuban sugar at 3 1/2 cents cf, about 4.73 per cent sugar. About 8000 bags Cuba afloat sold at the quoted level. Futures gained 3 to 5 points by midday while refined demand remained steady and futures were nominal.
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New York
Exican Petroleum
Standard Oils
California
New Jersey
California Petroleum
Associated
Pacific
Houston Oile
Butter and dairy quotes across markets show mixed trends
New York and Chicago dairy markets report varied butter prices and creamery extras with shifts in firsts, seconds, and standards. Listings include fresh extras and whole milk products with percentages and storage notes among regional price quotes.
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New York
Chicago
Trade and metal rates from London market notes
London market brief notes metal prices and discount rates with bar silver at 36 percent, and foreign bar silver around 70 percent. Short bills and three month bills quoted at about 2 percent.
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London
Gumes Wiener
Liberty bonds quotes from New York market report
June 29 bond notes show Liberty bonds with several issues trading near par. Prices listed include 3448 100.06 for 100.06, first 4s at 106.04 bid, second 48 at 99.90, first 445 at 100.20, second 4s at 100.02, third 4 8 at 100.02, fourth 4s at 100.22, and 4s at 100.50.
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New York
Liberty Bonds
Grain report wheat No. 3 red Chicago June 29
Grain notes from Chicago dated June 29 report No. 3 red wheat prices and market tone with brief directions for grain traders. No further details on quantities or shifts provided.
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Chicago
Market Prices and Demands Across Commodities Report
The report lists prices for grains and seeds including No 2 yellow corn 62% 63% and No 2 hard 3.17, oats No 3 white 36% 39, rye No 3 84%, timothy seed 4.00 5.00, clover seed 10.00 18.00, and meats with pork nominal lard 11.30 ribs 11.87 13.00. It also records international demand figures for Norway 16.20 Sweden 25.60 Denmark 21.40 Switzerland 18.95 Spain 15.68 Greece 3.16 Poland 1.6 Csecho Slovakia 1.90 Argentina 36.00 Brazil 13.76 and Montreal 97 15-16.
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Harley
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Switzerland
Spain
Greece
Poland
Csecho
Slovakia
Argentine
Brazil
Montreal
Currency exchange quotes from New York market report
New York market notes irregular foreign exchange with Britain at 4.40 percent on demand and cables, France at 5.55 percent, Italy near 4.68 percent, Belgium around 7.93 percent, Germany 0.27 percent, and Holland about 38.35 percent with slight variations in 60 day bills on banks.
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New York
Great Britain
France
Italy
Belgium
Germany
Holland
Money News Summary from June 29 Call Money Rates
New York report shows call money easy with rates around 4 percent. Ruling and last loans also at 4 percent with acceptances, time loans, and commercial paper all cited near 4 percent.
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New York
Aice
Prime Mercantile
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J. O. Hawkes
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Yan Ae
Pan S
Spender
Betty
Ruth Oe
MCA
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