Wool Market Slows Pace as Builders Face Carpet Demand
Boston and Chicago reports show wool markets easing with seaboard resistance and quiet Bradford. Prices for fine and medium wools mostly 40 to 43 cents, with modest gains in western consignments. Mohair stays quiet but steady.
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Cape
Creme Bulletin
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Ohio
Pennsylvania
New York Stocks Close With Wide Range Of Gains
Closing prices show mixed results across major firms including Am. Car & Die, Am. Locomotive, General Electric and U S Steel, with several rail and utility stocks advancing. Notable highs include Am. Sugar, Anaconda Copper, and Union Pacific, while some gaps persist in tobacco, oil, and machinery names.
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McPresua
Locomotive
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Tei
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Atchison
Coast Line
Baldwin Loco
Bali
Ohio
Bethlehem
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Leath
Cerro de Pasco
Chandler Motor
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Cie
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Pad
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Colorado
Congoleum
Consolidated Gas
Crucible Steel
Cuba
Davison Chem
Feo OO
BOI Enc
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Ecenes
General Asphalt
General Electric
General Motors
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Gulf States Steel Lees Memeo Bones
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Hudson Motors
Iilinoia Central
Int
Harvester
Sip
Kennecotter
Marland Oil
Maxwell Motors
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Kan & Tex
Missouri Pac
Ees Ward Nat. Biscuit
National Lead
York Central
Norrott & Western
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Nedeseaa Ain
Northern Pacific
Oceae Pacific OU
Dodge Bros
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Phila, & Adg
Phillipa Pet
Reading
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Sinclair Con
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Southern Pacific
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Woolworth
Weather outlook for the week begins May 31 in northern Rocky Mountain regions
The forecast calls for mostly fair conditions in the northern Rocky Mountain and plateau regions with a chance of scattered showers and thunderstorms early next week. Temperatures are expected to be normal or above average.
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Plateau
Champs to Meet in Fifty Thousand Dollar Bout
Stan and Stecher prepare for a heavyweight title bout in St Louis with a $50 000 purse. Both fighters arrive ready as boxing fans anticipate a major clash in the ring.
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Bob Standislaug Zoyarko
Joe Stecher
Nebras Fopeereth
Wheat yield outlook turns bearish for coming season
Washington AM 29 AP reports the June agriculture outlook predicts a poor wheat crop this year with large share of winter wheat abandoned in Washington Montana Oregon New Mexico and Texas and May 1 crop condition rated very poor. Spring wheat may fare better abroad demand and hog supply also edge lower as slaughter totals rise sharply.
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Department of Agriculture
Montana
Oregon
New Mexico
Texas
Canada
Wheat Prices Slip on Down Grade Demand and Month End
Chicago May 29 AP Large deliveries on May settlements spurred an early downturn in wheat as month end billing looms. Prices opened mixed then fell with May at 1.67 and July at 1.68. Corn and oats weakened with corn slipping from an initial gain. Provisions moved lower following softer hog markets.
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Chicago
Chicago hog and cattle market report highlights May 29
Hog receipts reached 17 000 with prices mostly 25 cents lower. underweight sows steadier while heavy packers and porkers show mixed declines. Cattle receipts 2 000 with steady to strong demand. best fed steers around 8.76 to 9.50 with light yearlings 11.35. Sheep receipts 8 000. fat lambs generally steady, clipper sheep 13.60 to 14.00, native ewes 7.00 to 7.50.
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Chicago
California
Potatoes Market Report From Chicago May 29
Potatoes receipts total 839 with 0 ships. Market steady with Wisconsin Michigan sacks and bulk round whites trading 1.75 to 2.00. New stock fair. Alabama Louisiana Bliss sacks 4.00 to 4.50. South Carolina Irish Cobbler barrels 8.00 to 8.50.
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Chicago
Political factors versus economic fundamentals in government bonds
The article argues that investment values in government bonds are shaped mainly by economic and financial fundamentals, not politics. It cites Britain, Germany, and South American defaults as temporary market moves, while long term value rests on debt ratio, wealth, monetary systems, and overall conditions, with character and reliability also crucial.
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Great Britain
Germany
Russia
France
Opinion Divided on Captain Amundsens Fate by Air Rescue
Washington experts say if Captain Amundsen is lost the search will rely on airplanes to locate him and transmit coordinates rather to rely on sled or boat rescues. Navy fliers note Arctic planes can reach unknown regions and radio bearings, with Byrd commanding ice capable aircraft for a potential expedition.
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Pocatello Tribune
Washington
Amundsen
Arctic
Peary
Spitzbergen
Byrd
Navy Department
Aviation Bureau of
Great Britain
Dream Values in Redeemed Pledges Sale Picks
Public auction offers many unredeemed pledges at low prices. Pistol, cameras, watches, guns, typewriters, instruments, rings, and radios promise bargains for buyers seeking value. Items include a 32 Colt pistol for $9, a Kodak nearly new at $9.50, a Gruen watch for $15, a Winchester pump gun $20, and a Zenith radio deal among others.
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Eastman Kodak
Jewel Hamilton
Jewel Gruen
York & Son
Remington
Idaho
Zenith
Fragmentary note on equipment data and meteorology
A partial entry discusses the character of equipment data and its meteorological information. The readable text hints at assessments of gear performance and weather data usage, implying evaluation or comparison without clear outcomes or dates.
Conductor admits fatal attack on two children in fury
Pittsburgh May 29 AP Raymond Winters 31 a street car conductor confessed to police that he fatally hurt two children named Alexander and Helena Sabo aged 9 and 6 in a fit of fury. The children's bodies were found yesterday with their heads crushed after they had gone for a walk with Winters.
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Raymond Winters
Alexander
Helena Sabo
Winters
Hagen Opens Open Qualifying With Four Under Par
Long Beach New York May 29 Walter Hagen British open golf champion and former American title holder shot five birdies for a 33 four under par in his first nine in the finals of the open qualifications at side today He was one over on only one hole toward the round’s end.
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Walter Hagen
Kankakee Inl-St. Viator Put Up Big Baseball Run Spree
The Kankakee Inl-St. Viator college baseball team has piled up 152 runs in their last five games, a pace observers say could be a school or conference record.
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St. Viator College
Weather Outlook: Partly Cloudy Tonight and Saturday
Partly cloudy tonight and Saturday with likely showers in the northwest portion. Cooler conditions expected in the northwest tonight.
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Northwest
Dance at Commercial Hall Promises Fun with Prizes
A Saturday night event at Commercial Hall offers an enjoyable dance with Mellveen Brothers providing music. Attendees are welcomed and prizes are awarded amid lively entertainment.
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Commercial Hall
Mellveen Bros. Music
Sugar market steady with Cuban spot at 4 37 cents
New York May 29. No change in raw sugar early today. Spot Cuban sugar at 4.37 cents duty paid with 10,000 bags sold for early June. Raw futures eased on liquidation with quotes down 2 to 3 points. Refined sugar unchanged at 5,665.70 for fine granulated. demand light and refined futures nominal.
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New York
Coolidge Seeks Central Control of Government Purchases
Washington on May 29 reports President Coolidge aims to reorganize government buying under a single central authority to standardize purchases and cut costs. Lord of the budget indicated a new official may be named soon to oversee all expenditures. Departments said they have no extended-year spending instructions yet. budget officials remain cautious.
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Lord
War Department
White House
Budget Bureau
Wise
Wilmington Bout Ends Early After Fouls in Sixth
Bob Roper of Cir.Bob Roper fouled Chicago heavyweight Moore in the sixth round as a ten round bout went off rhythm.
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Wilmington, Cir
Bob Roper
Chicago
Moore
Debt Funding Progress in War Debt Talks Abroad
Washington reports steady progress toward clarifying war debt questions as Italy moves toward a formal settlement basis and Paris signals headway on France debt. Adolph Achey cites Paris-Washington cordiality while Italian ambassador De Martino awaits Rome’s finance news before resuming talks.
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Barber shops to stay open late then close for day
Barber shops will remain open until 9 p.m. on May 20 and closed all day May 30. Notice signed by Gus Rademacher, Secretary. Seen
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Gus Rademacher
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