Windsor to Mexico City nonstop flight attempt begun
Aviators Joaquin Pacheco of Mexico and Fretz Bieler of Mexico City launched from Walker Field at 7 32 a m EST in a Stinson monoplane powered by a 220 horsepower engine. They plan a 2150 mile route via Cairo Illinois the Mississippi Gulf coast to Brownsville and Tampico aiming for about 25 hours of flight time to spur Mexican aviation interest.
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Swedish plane probes Arctic for Nobile party amid ice search
A Swedish tri motor plane located Roald Nobile’s group at 85 30 p m and dropped supplies. It then searched the coast near Leigh Smith, failing to find Nobile’s three men led by Finn Malmgren. The pilot was asked to seek seven men drifting from the Italia and disappeared. Anxiety grows over Amundsen and five others missing five days in the Arctic.
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Major Penzo Takes Off to Seek Amundsen Plane Crew
Major Penzo, an observer, departed Kings Bay Spitzbergen in a hydroairplane to search south of the archipelago for Roald Amundsen and five missing men who left Norway on Monday.
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High Winds Strike Arkansas Levees Flooding Spreads
High winds battered weakened levees along the White river in East Arkansas as sporadic rainstorms flood small streams and highways. The Arkansas River rose toward Fort Smith and threatened about 2000 acres near Little Rock while St Francis and White rivers added to the flood burden in the southeast. Northwest Bentonville saw toppled buildings and blocked roads, and Georgetown levees were reinforced as conditions were described as practically safe.
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Cotton Goods Market Sees Sales Below Production Cutbacks
New York reports cotton goods sales lagging behind curtailed production with print cloths and gray fabrics selling at higher prices in small lots. Domestic demand weak though rayon lines show some strength. widespread July closures planned as producers trim output and curtail July operations. Primary market prices list print cloths and sheetings across several weights and finishes.
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New York
Cotton prices rise on New York Cotton Exchange
In New York on June 23 cotton prices advanced $2.50 a base on the New York Cotton Exchange in a broad buying movement. October futures, closing yesterday at 21.36 cents, rose to 21.96 cents, near day’s high. Urgent demand followed reports of heavy rains in the central and eastern belts and forecasts of showers on Sunday.
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Night in the French Seaplane Reported Missing Leader
The coal steamer Amanita at Kings Bay heard radio SOS signals around eleven last night, believed to be from Roald Amundsen and five companions missing since Monday in a French plane. The vessel picked up the SOS but found no further details and reported sighting a plane sign with excellent corner.
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Associated Press
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Spitabergen
Amanita
Roald Amundsen
Amarita
Market Wrap New York Stocks Mixed Cotton Gains
New York stocks edged lower on a light trading day while the cotton market surged as wet South weather and strong demand lifted New York and New Orleans futures. Cotton futures closed up about 45 to 64 points with new highs for the season, while New York bond, grain, and stock activity showed uneven declines and selective gains.
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New York
Liverpool Spot Cotton Prices Rise With 3000 Bales Sold
Liverpool market reports higher spot prices for American cotton with 3000 bales sold including 2600 American. Receipts total 13000 with 5300 American as futures stay quiet. July at 11.29 and nearby months listed. New Orleans cotton seed oil closes strong with prime summer yellow at 9.60 and prices across months from 8.62 to 10.10.
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Savannah Naval Stores Market Report Dated June 23
Turpentine firm shows 52 percent sales 296 receipts 552 stock 1 907 with no shipments. Rosin firm reports sales 1 006 receipts 1 750 shipments none and stock 66 663. Quoted prices list various grades from B to WW with minor shifts noted.
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Savannah Naval
Savannah
Chicago cash grain prices for wheat corn oats barley and seeds
Wheat no 16 sales. Corn no 2 yellow 1.01 to 1.02. no 2 white 1.02. Oats no 3 white 66 to 74. Barley 95 to 1.06. Timothy seed 4.75. Clover seed 20.25 to 27.50.
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Chicago Cash Grain
Chicago
New York Butter and Eggs Market Brief
Butter prices ease as creamery quotes rise above extra grade while eggs firm. Notable quotients show extra at 45 4514 and 92 score 44144 with 44 percent. firsts range 88 to 91 score 424 percent.
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New York
Chicago Livestock Prices and Market Changes
Chicago livestock report shows hogs at 7,000 to 121.10 for choice 180 to 200 pound shippers with holdovers 3,600. cattle 400 head, grain fed steers and yearlings strong to 23 cents higher, grass slaughter steers weak to 25 cents, grass cows and heifers 50 cents lower. Top light yearlings and heavy steers at 14.35.
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Chicago Livestock
Chicago
U. S. Dept. of Agriculture
Chicago Wheat Market Sees Early Bearish Drift on Weather
Better weather in Kansas and favorable conditions in the northwest with lower Liverpool prices weighed on Chicago wheat today. Prices started down then held near the initial range while corn and oats stayed firm with corn dipping then rising. provisions remained about steady.
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Chicago Grain & Provisions
Chicago
Kansas
Liverpool
Moultrie Hog Market Report and Chicago Butter Prices
The Moultrie hog market bulletin lists No 1 and No 2 packer hogs with current prices, while the Chicago dairy page shows butter prices on June 23 with higher tubs and creamery extras at 43 percent and standard grades around 48 percent. Explanations of grade levels and daily updates accompany the brief market snapshot.
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Swift & Company
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Ceccseeevecesecaracs
Chicago
Spot cotton closes steady in New Orleans market
New Orleans spot cotton finishes quiet and steady up 49 points with 448 sold. Low middling 21.03, middling 21.93, good middling 22.33. Receipts 730, stock 239,547.
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New Orleans
Chicago Potatoes Market Slows On New Stock Trading
Potatoes new stock trading slow with a weak market. Regions Alabama Louisiana Oklahoma Texas show sack prices around 1.40 to 1.55, North Carolina 2.30 to 2.40 for Irish Cobblers with limited trading and old stock nearly idle.
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U. S. Dept. of Agriculture
Alabama
Louisiana
Oklahoma
Texas
Bliss
North Carolina
Chicago Poultry Prices Report
Chicago market notes poultry prices with alive fowls at 23 cents, springs 36, broilers 30, spring ducks 20 26, and spring geese 22 cents.
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Poultry Alive
Changes among the clergy announced in Savannah Georgia
The Savannah diocese announces clergy reshuffles effective June 30. T A Foley moves from Viscar General and Cathedral Rector to Rector of the Church of the Blessed Sacrament in Savannah. Joseph F Chancellor named Cathedral administrator. Dan J McCarthy transfers to Holy Family in Columbus and Joseph B E Moylan moves from Columbus to Immaculate Conception in Atlanta.
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St. John the Baptist
Blessed Sacrament Church
Church of the Holy Family of Columbus
Joseph BE. Moylan
Colimbus, Ws
Church of the ‘Immaculate Conception of
Atlanta
Lowden Campaign Manager Reports Finances
Clarence F. Buck, Lowden campaign manager, told the Senate Campaign Expenditures Committee that the Lowden bid for the Republican presidential nomination had spent 78,953.14 dollars with contributions totaling 88,976.31 dollars and a remaining balance of 10,000 dollars. Since May 15 the organization raised 24,276.31 and spent 20,400.24.
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Clarence F. Buck
Frank C. Lowden
Senate Campaign Expenditures Committee
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Lowdon
Gainesville Man Heads Georgia Insurance Agents
Sidney O. Smith of Gainesville was elected president of the Georgia Association of Insurance Agents at the 31st annual convention in Savannah on June 23. Other officers named include Dan I. MacIntyre of Atlanta as first vice president and chairman of the executive committee, W. Pease Jr. of Columbus as second vice president, and Scott Nixon of Augusta as secretary and treasurer.
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Savannah
Sidney O. Smith
Gainesville
Georgia Association of Insurance Agents
Dan I.macintyre
Atlanta
W. ©. Pease, Jr
Columbus
Scott Nixon
Augusta
George Issues First Campaign Statement
Senator George declares his commitment to the eighteenth amendment and opposes a weakened enforcement act. He says the Democratic party must present a platform to unite liberal forces, carry the fight against graft, and publicly declare stances on key issues to win in November elections. He arrives from Washington and meets party leaders, urging clear declarations.
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Georgia
Houston
George
Washington
Senator Georgia headqu arters set for bell support
Representative Tom M. Bell of Georgia will open a campaign headquarters for the senator here with Georgia backing and expected material aid from Alabama Florida and South Carolina. Southern leaders debate opposing Al Smith and concentrating votes on George to block the New York Governor. The senator will not join any candidate coalition.
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Carolina
al Smith
George
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