Chicago Markets and Commodities Update June 11
Chicago reports mixed commodity prices with wheat steady and corn firm. Wheat July 1.59 Sept 1.59 Dec 1.61. Corn July 1.14 Sept 1.16 Dec 96. Cattle and hogs uneven. hogs active. Cotton steady in New York with spot at 23.70. Turpentine prices firm in Savannah at 92 to 92 1/2 cents.
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Savannah
St. Louis
New York
Chicago
Market Update Amid Currency Fluctuations
New Orleans notes steady weathered by June and July market shifts. June through January rates show small swings with values from 22.12 to 22.34 across months. Officials see limited impact on local trade as traders monitor upcoming period changes.
North Pole Life Limited to Brief Arctic Summer
The text describes the North Pole region as a hollow of no land nearby and notes scarce animal life including musk ox, reindeer, polar bears, and wolves. It mentions human life only at distant 700 miles north and a brief summer period with towers.
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North Pole
Pole
New York Faces New Strike by Plasterers
The International Plasterers Union announced a strike affecting about 75 million dollars in Chicago Detroit Washington Toronto and New York construction. The walkout follows refusals to sign jurisdiction agreements and stems from conflicts with bricklayers over plastering work. Leaders warn of possible White House involvement to avert wider harm to the building trades.
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Associated Press
New York
Chicago
Detroit
Washington
Toronto
George A. Fuller Company
Thomas Starrett Company
Longacre Engineering and Construction Company
International Plasterers Union
International
Edward J. McGivern
White House
Banks of Georgia set new record for assets and deposits
Atlanta on June 11 reports show Georgia state banks ended 1924 with assets of 487.16 million and deposits of 352.69 million. State banks total assets rose despite a 30 million transfer from Lowry Bank and Atlanta National Bank to the national column.
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Banks OF
Georgia
Atlanta
T. R. Bennett
State Superintendent of Banks
Lowry Bank of Atlanta
Atlanta National Bank
National Bank
State Department of Banking
Atlanta Commercial Bank
Four Die in Opelousas Crossing Collision
New Orleans reports say four persons were killed and one injured when a car driven by Clifford Dihm was struck by the St. Louis and San Francisco train No. 2 near Opelousas. The dead include Mrs S J Gonzalez fifty five, Miss Ida Gonzalez thirty two, William Dihm forty five, and a nine year old grandson. Clifford Dihm, about forty two, was taken to Opelousas hospital.
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New Orleans
Opelousas
Clifford Dihm
St. Louis
San Francisco
S. J. Gonzelin
la Fayette, Law Bank and Trust Co
World Fliers Saved from Alaska Wreck
Major Fredrick L. Martin and his mechanic Sergeant Alva L. Harvey perished in a crash on the Alaska peninsula in May 1924. Robert West, fisheries worker, recovered their personal effects and instruments, noting the plane lay in a 1,600 foot valley among 4,000 to 6,000 foot peaks and would not have remained airworthy.
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Bellingham
Wash
Fredrick L. Martin
United States Army World Flight
Seattle
Alaska Peninsula
Robert West
Mr. West
Major Martin
Alva L. Harvey
Port Moller
Bears
Making Up the Mind Courage and Resolve
The passage argues courage fades when we imagine demands could have been avoided. It highlights strength in choosing and keeping a decision, showing that a fixed, committed mind yields true success.
Abyssinia Seen as Key Factor in Africa’s Future
The Educational Commission to East Africa report, distributed by the Phelps-Stokes Fund, portrays Abyssinia as an enigmatic, independent empire with vast agricultural potential and a pivotal role in regional development. It notes contrasts between advanced governance and poor sanitation, education, and housing, urging international cooperation to foster sound economics, sociology, government, and education. Dr. Thomas Jesse Jones led the six month East Africa study.
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New York
Abyssinia
Africa
Educational Commission
East Africa
Phelps-Stokes Fund
League of Nations
Egypt
India
Menelik
Ras Tafari
Solomon
Sheba
Thomas Jesse Jones
Phelps-Stokes Funds
West, South and
Equatorial Africa
England Introduces Airplane Safety Device at Croydon
London reports aviation officials tested two aircraft at Croydon showing improved stall and nose dive resistance. Major General Sir Sefton Brancker said the devices could reduce accidents by about 50 percent. The ten seater features slots between auxiliary wing planes to retain control, while the small aircraft uses a slotted control system. Balham’s solo flight drew praise as a remarkable demonstration.
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London
Croydon
Sefton Brancker
Civil Aviation
Folkker
Balham
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