Claims agents ate chickens in Utah raid case
Salt Lake City May 8 AP Federal prohibition agents raided a Millard county Utah firm and confiscated chickens a still and liquor. Andrew Dahlquist Salt Lake businessman testified he was acquitted of liquor violation after proving he had no part in the liquor business with Edward Evin who was convicted. Dahlquist said agents and two Salt Lake deputies who raided the farm breakfasted on chickens and awaited Evin's return. Dahlquist denied offering a $300 bribe.
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Millard County
Utah
Andrew Dahlquist
Salt Lake
Dahlquist
Edward Evin
Willard Young
D. R. Jones
wWeaver
Colp., Prohibition Office
Salt Lake County
Evin
Wreck Planned on Union Pacific to Collect Damages
Beatrice Nebraska May 9 AP FEm met Pethoud 25 Beatrice confessed to throwing a railroad switch at Summit Kansas April 30 causing a Union Pacific passenger train wreck. Engineer Jack O Dowd 42 died and fireman injured though no passengers harmed. confession obtained after long questioning by Union Pacific agents.
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Beatrice
Neb
Pethoud
Paul Acton
Summit
Kan
Union Pacific
Acton
Jack O’dowd
Wells Named Boise City Treasurer After Bush Resigns
Anson E. Wells of Boise has been appointed to succeed Miss Florence G. Bush as city treasurer. Bush resigned at a special council meeting after over three years in the post. Wells came to Boise twelve years ago from Iowa where he served as mayor of Havelock and Spencer.
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Boise
Anson E. Wells
Florence G. Bush
Miss Bush
Mr. Wells
Iowa
Havelock and
Spencer
Anniversary of Fort Ticonderoga Capture Celebrated at Castleton
Castleton Vermont May 9 The one hundred fifth anniversary of the capture of Fort Ticonderoga by Ethan Allen and his Green Mountain boys was celebrated on the village green with a parade historic tableaux display of revolutionary relics and addresses.
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Castleton
Fort Ticonderoga
Lake Champlain
Ethan Allen
Green Mountain Boys
Castle Village
Sugar Factory Deal In Honolulu For Philippines Venture
Honolulu announces a deal to build a sugar factory with 5000 ton daily capacity for Messrs Ynehausui and company in the Philippines. Honolulu Iron Works closed the agreement, the announcement states.
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Honolulu
Messers, Ynehausui & (c
Philippines
Honolulu Iron Works
Leprosy Outbreak Isolates 200 Rostov Peddlers
In Rostov Russia on May 9 two hundred street peddlers were found with leprosy and isolated. No prior cases had been reported in over a century.
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Rostov
Russia
Dam Dynamited Release Sends Fish Down Ogden River
In Ogden Utah on May 8 the headgate of a canyon lake was blown, releasing thousands of bass trout and perch prepared for the July 1 opening. Police and local sportsmen investigate. no motive or suspects found yet.
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Ogden
Utah
Ogden Canyon
Ogden River
Fire Chiefs Honor Hostess at West Side Fire Station Dinner
Members of the Pocatello fire department and invited guests dined Friday at 6 at the west side station. Hostess Mother Ash received praise from A J Pierce for her hospitality and honorary membership in the department.
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Fire Boys
Ash
Pocatello Fire Department
Chas. Morgan
Geo. Oxnam
Lloyd Canfield
A. J Pierce
A. B. Zener
John H. Kane
A. J. Pierce
Downey High School Glee Club Presents Feat of the Little Lanterns
The Downey Girls Glee Club of 50 presented Feat of the Little Lanterns at the high school auditorium. Colorful Chinese garden stage settings, ornate costumes, and soloists plus a community dance finale highlighted the evening. Notable performers included Nina Johnson Ow Long Elaine Anderson Kathryn Olson Dorothy Nelson Rhoda Evans with lighting by R Otho Norton.
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Downey High School
Paul Bliss
Erma Norton
R. Otho Norton
Randa Whitaker
Orra Bloxham
Rhoda Louise Evans
Lucy Phillips
Maude Nelson
Edna Taylor
Alice Hartvigsen
Virgil Burrup
Geraldine Morgan
Glee Club
Kiah Wampler
The
Britton
Leah Genevieve Kraemer
Hospital Notes Report of Local Patients and Visits
Mrs J E Acheson of 318 South Johnson street entered a local hospital for treatment. Mrs Mary Mingo of Fort Hall visited and consulted physicians at a local hospital yesterday. Gus Landholm of Twin Falls underwent an operation at a local hospital yesterday. Mrs William Edens of 306 North Seventh street is ill at home today. Mrs John H Minning of Neuman is consulting physicians today. Mrs Lee Daniels of 405 North Main street is ill at home today. The baby of Mrs Edward Cox of 306 North Grant is under a doctor’s care at the family home today. Mrs Isabelle Donaldson of Crystal was consulting physicians yesterday.
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J. E. Acheson
South Johnson Street
Mary Mingo
Fort Hall
Gus Landholm
Twin Falls
William Edens
North Seventh Street
John H. Minning
Neuman
Lee Daniels
North Main Street
Edward Cox
North Grant
Isabelle Donaldson
Crystal
Vestertey
Weiser Opens Park for Utah Visitors
Weiser Utah May 8 1925 The Oregon Trail Park in Weiser will open for the season on Friday night with a dance movie show and attractions a large crowd is expected to attend. The opening is one week earlier to accommodate the Salt Lake Chamber of Commerce trade excursion arriving Friday afternoon at 5 o clock on a special train carrying 125 Salt Lakers and they will be entertained at the park until midnight with illumination for the occasion.
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Weiser
Oregon Trail Park
Beautiful Island
Salt Lake
Viscount Milner Reported Ill With Sleeping Sickness
London May 98 AP Viscount Milner former war secretary is ill with sleeping sickness and his condition today is not very encouraging Physicians at Earls Field say Marshal Frear who had surgery on March 19 said his condition today was not satisfactory.
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London
Viscount Milner
Marshal Frea
Wheat Market Ends Flat After Broad Trade Day
Chicago wheat trades broadened in volume with selling linked to optimistic government yield forecasts for 1925. May fell to 1.62 and July to 1.50 3 4, closing near day’s low as speculative plans awaited Washington’s official estimate of 1925 production.
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Chicago
Washington
Market Upswing Screens Through Week End Session
New York stock mixed in a brief session as speculative accounts readjusted. Motors led gains with Mack Truck Packard Continental Motors at year’s new highs while tire stocks rose on rubber price trends. U S Steel shares softened on expected order declines. Southern Railway slipped after news on dividend decisions. Total volume near 9000000 shares.
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New York
Motors
Mack Truck
Packard
Continental Motors
Kelly-Springfield
U.S
U. S. Steel Corporation
Southern Railway
U .S
Market Roundup Shows Mixed Foreign, Wheat and stock Moves
New York markets list foreign exchange quotes with multiple currencies and rates. Wheat and grain prices vary with No 8 red and No 3 hard values noted alongside mixed corn and oats figures amid a broader stock table quoting numerous corporations and bonds.
Market Report Kansas City May Grain and Butter Prices
Kansas City May grain prices show No 2 hard at 1.57 to 1.74, No 3 red 1.67 to 1.75, May 1.57, July 1.44, Sept 1.88. Butter firm with creamery extras at 2.44 to 2.42, eggs receipts 10 166. fresh gathered extras 3 3 4%, storage 3 3 2%. Cheese firm with 95 431 pounds receipts, whole milk flats and fresh average run.
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Kansas City
New York
Oil quota quotes and bar silver prices report
Curb oil quota quotations at 3 16 p m show Prairie Pipe Line 120 Standard of Indiana 64 percent Standard of New York 44 Newford 6 percent Salt y Creek Consolidated blank London bar pure 311 24 per ounce bar ouyer 311 24 per ounce reflects markets in New York and London trades May 9 with mixed commodity prices and incomplete listings.
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Car & Fdy
Water Works
Woolen
Anaconda
Atchison
Atl Coast Line
Baldwin Loco Ea
Balt. & Olton
Bethlehem Steel
California Pet
Canadian Pac
Leath
Bow
Cerro de Pass
Chandler Motor Poelecto
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chic
Northwestern
Mil & St. P. Pfd
Chile
Colorado
Congoleum
iSillant Pais
Cora T
Ereneqceconssireee Crucible Steel
Cuba Cane Sug. Pfa
Scistaiaries Atiaccie Bon Davison Chem
Sele Caapennen
Famous Players
Acceiadd
General Asphalt
General Electric
General Motora
Gulf States Steel
Houston Oil
Hudson Motors
Illinois Central
Ross One
Invincible Il S
Nsbtaeen Asehoerapak
Kelly-Springfield
Kennecott Copper
Lehigh Valley
Louisville & Nash B
Mack Truck
Seaboard Oil
Kan. & Tex
Missouri Pac. Pfd
le Montgomery Wes
Nat. Biscuit
New York Central
N.Y
Norfolk & Western
North American
Northern Pacific
Pan, Am
Pennsylvania
Phila. & Rdg. C
Phillips Pet
TRS Rep. Sr. & Steel
Reynolds Teb
St. L. & San Fran
Seaboard Air Line
Sears Roebuck
Sinclair Con
Sloss-Shelf, Steel
Southern Pacific
Southern Ry
Standard Oil, Cal
Standard
Stewart Warner
Studebaker
Seontvotenesovenas
Texas & Pacific
Beira Bae Nh
Beasegateun
Utah Copper
Curb Oil
New York
Prairie Pipe Line
Standard of Indiana
Standard of New York
Newford
Salty Creek Consolidated
London
Weekly Grain and Provisions Report Highlights Export Demand
Chicago reports a sharp rise in wheat as export buying expands with 2 300 000 bushels for Spain and possible lower US 1925 winter wheat yield. Corn and oats rise on contracting shipments while provisions advance. market reacts to ocean stocks, sterling rates, and anticipated government estimates.
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Chicago
United States
P Ocean
Ocean Passage
Liberty bond quotes and government securities update
New Yorkbond market data lists Liberty bonds closed at 84s 100.3 with several issues blank. 1st and 4s blank, 1st 4% se 102.3, 2nd 4%e 101.1, Srd 4m 101.26, 4th 4% 102.8, U.S. government 4s 101.22 and U.S. government 4s 106.18.
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New York
Potatoes Market Report Notes Light Offers and Steady Trade
In Chicago a potato receipts report shows total U. S. shipments at 683 cars with offerings light and market steady. Wisconsin round whites sell around 1.00 to 1.36 per sack depending on quality, barrels steady on No. 1 and 2 but dull on No. 2. Florida barrels rise to about 6.86 with No. 3 at 8.86. Sacks and Triumphs prices appear inconsistent due to garbled text.
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Chicago
U. S
Wisconsin
Florida
Week's Review Stock Prices and Livestock Reports
New York stocks rose this week led by power and light shares with many issues at new highs and strong earnings signals. Bond prices rose on easy money, while steel and oil shares moved on capacity and price shifts. In livestock, hogs and cattle showed mixed to higher bids across St. Joseph and Ogden markets, with top and bulk prices listed for several weight classes.
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New York
Power and Light Company
United States Steel Corporation
United States Steel
New York City
Motors
Mack Truck
Wilklys-Overland
Wheat prices fall after government crop report setback
Chicago reports a sharp drop in wheat as crop data show higher winter yields than expected. Prices opened 2.5 to 4 cents lower with May at 1.65 to 1.66 and July 1.62 to 1.63, then slid further before modest recoveries. Corn and oats mirrored the weakness while hog values rose. corn ended down 1% to 2%.
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Chicago
Kansas
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Texas
Chicago hog and cattle receipts steady with higher hogs
Hog receipts 4 000 active. 15 25c higher underweights with top 12.65. Shippers 2 000. heavy hogs 12.30 12.65. packing hogs 11.25 11.60. Cattle 500. yearlings up to 25c higher. top yearlings 11.65. steers 9.00 10.75 for beef. cows 5.75 8.90. vealers 8.00 9.50. Sheep 3 009, market steady. fed lambs 50c higher. springers 25c lower. top lamb 14.10. Californias 30,000 market 16.00 16.50.
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ST. Joseph St. Joseph
Chicago
California
Omaha Livestock Markets May 93 Report
Live cattle and hog prices move on thin receipts in Omaha. Hog receipts around 8,000 with top 12.50 and bids improving. cattle receipts about 200 with ships and feeders firm to higher, top beef near 20.85 and veal to 9.00. sheep and lambs weak with spring lambs around 16.75 to 16.85 and wool lambs 16.00 to 16.16.
Cattle Receipts and Price Shifts Reported at Kansas City
Kansas City May 9 cattle receipts total 20 compared with last week with heavy fed steers steady to 15c higher mid weights up 16 to 25c and yearlings and light mixed offerings up 25c. Top heavy steers 10.25 with medium weights at 10.85 and yearlings 11.10 to 11.15. Western grass steers strong. fed Texans listed 7.60 to 6.3%5. Light weight heifers up 25 to 60 cents. cows and heavy heifers 15 to 25 higher. Calves 6.00 to 1.60 higher. stockers and feeders mixed. fed heifers 17.25 to 19.60. canners and cutters mentioned.
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Ogden Ogden
Utah
U.S. Dept. of Agriculture
Kansas City
Sheep Receipts Show California Spring Lambs Transit East
Week reports indicate sheep receipts are mainly California spring lambs moving east with no local sales.
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California
Raw Sugar Prices Hold Steady Amid Light Trading
New York May 9 raw sugar prices were unchanged at 4.27 for spots with no sales. Futures edged modestly higher on light trading as traders cover for the weekend and watch buying activity. May 2.67 July 2.75 September 2.84 December 32.84. Refined sugar unchanged at 6.60 to 5.70 for fine granulated. Refined futures nominal.
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New York
Poultry Prices Steady as Market Reports New York
New York reports live poultry ready with no freight or express quotations. Dressed poultry prices remain unchanged.
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New York
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