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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1925
Page
11
Local fraternal groups list monthly meeting times and venues. Masons, Knights Templar, Women’s Lodge and other chapters announce regular and special sessions, visitor welcome, addresses and officers names included.
Sheriff H W Henderson of Bannock County Idaho to sell at public auction at the Victoria hotel Pocatello on October 31 1925 at 2 p m the property to satisfy W R Bane debt of 38900 with 10 percent interest from October 71 1925 items include beds bedding furniture and household goods from Victoria hotel located in Bannock County Idaho.
Four men held up fifty patrons at a pool room run by Johnny Dundee and Phil Krug in East Newark New Jersey early today and escaped with 64500. Five thousand dollars hidden behind a radiator was overlooked. Three attackers used drawn cans to threaten the crowd while a fourth guarded the door to block escapes.
Chicago markets show wheat advancing after a hesitant start as reports of tight Liverpool stocks lift futures. December climbs to 1.42 1 2 and May to 1.39 with a brief dip followed by an upturn, while corn weakens and oats drift.
In New York on October 23 the raw sugar market fell 1 to 3 points to 2.74 delivered, the lowest since January 1922, with 24 500 bags of Philippines sugar trading as a local refiner takes up. Futures extended yesterday’s selling, middling prices down one to two points, while refined granulated sugar steadied around 5.00 to 5.10 amid steady demand at the lower level.
New York and Boston report from AP that activity on American markets has been fair this week and prices are very steady with an upward tendency. Foreign markets have depreciated about 5 cents, Australia remains buoyant, and competition from Yorkshire is noted. The manufacturing situation is slowly clearing with adjustments to align raw materials and finished goods, a process taking time.
On Oct 23 the market held a two market pace with heavy liquidity in sugar and oils while rails fell to new yearly lows. French stocks hit 2 year lows amid budget concerns as Gary of United States Steel praised easy money and broad demand for high grade issues. Motors steels and equipment led gains with several high earnings favorites signaling potential year end dividends.
Idaho Falls on October 21 reports potato shipments by region totaling 1476 for the Idaho Falls area and 332% to date across Idaho. Nationally on October 21, carrot and potato totals reach 1215 across states, with California, Idaho, and Michigan among listed contributors. Year-ago Idaho shipments stood at 3214 nationally.
New York prices and demand for currencies across GB, France, Belgium, Germany, Holland, Norway, Sweden, Switzerland, Greece, Jugo Slavia, Argentina, and Japan show mixed quotations. The report lists various franked bank bill rates and cross rates with cents and percentages, reflecting unsettled foreign exchange conditions.
New York copper holds firm with electrolytic spot and futures up 14 percent while iron remains unchanged. Tin trades around 64.12 with nearby futures at 62.87, zinc strengthens in East St. Louis with spot 8.63 to 8.70 and futures 8.60 to 8.65, antimony at 18.60 spot.
Call money in New York remained steady at 4 percent with the ruling rate and closing bids at 4 percent. Time periods showed mixed collateral with 60 to 90 days and 4 percent for 4 to 6 months, while prime mercantile paper also stood at 4 percent.
New York stocks move with mixed results as investors trim gains in several names. Electric investors fall to 64, Continental down 24 percent, Prairie Pipeline at 123 percent, Standard of Indiana and Standard of New York show modest shifts, Bradford and Salt Creek Consol priced with limited data.
Southern state governors urged the federal government to abandon revenue from inheritance taxes. They called the levy an invasion of state rights and argued funds are needed by states. Some backed retaining the tax if states also impose similar levies for uniformity and to deter tax avoidance by moving wealth. Secretary Mellon asked for repeal.
In Rochester on October 22 AP reports Santa Claus arrived in town creating a rush of children bearing gifts and promises of good behavior. The hospital visit sparked a round of hopeful, wide eyed requests as Santa prepared to travel from the area on his promised itinerary. The tale includes a misdirected tale of a man named Thomas Tracy claimed as a criminal Santa Claus by some.
In Lincoln Nebraska a man pleaded guilty to a charge after negotiations with prosecutors. The court schedule and potential sentencing were not disclosed in the available text.
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