Christmas toys camouflaged pints of Cedar Brook trunk
Deputy sheriffs opened a Southern Pacific station trunk seized under a search warrant and found baby clothes and toys packed to hide whiskey smuggled from Los Angeles. The trunk owner remained absent as authorities traced the contraband's origin on the coast.
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Southern Pacific
Justice Pease
Baris
Ezekiels
Arigana
Wlavthines
Cedar Brook
Los Angeles
Stock Market Mixed as Rails Drag and Oils Rise
The day’s trading showed a apathetic market with about 375,000 shares traded. Oils, metals and food shares led gains while rails and equipment fell further, with American Linen, Mexican Petroleum and General Motors among leaders and United States Steel lagging. Local utilities rose midday as Brooklyn Transit and Interborough gained, while copper and grain faced mixed moves.
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Associated Press
York
Whec
Mexican Petroleum
Beet Sivar
General Motors
United States Steel and Allied
Ratis
At & Atandat
Texas Company
Panifornia Petreep
Great Northern
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Interborough
Third Avenue
Ecders
New York Stocks and Copper Miners Amid Market Fluctuations
A dense list of stocks and commodity names appears, highlighting copper producers like Kennecott, Newmont Copper, Nevada Copper, and Anaconda amid a broader market rundown. Prominent rail and steel firms such as United States Steel, Union Pacific, Baltimore & Ohio, and Studebaker are noted alongside refinery and chemical outfits, with varied quotations and percentages indicating price movement.
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Tenney
William
Nondenta
Huters
Santa Fita
American Can
American Car & Four
Anerttean
American Smelting
Anaconda Copner
Atehiaon
Baldwin Locomotive
Baltimore & Ohio
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Butte & Superior Copper
Canadian Pacific
Central Leatheries
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chicago, Rot & Waco
Gil Chino Copper Bete
Coloradea Fuel & Trons Corn Products Refining
Crrible
Steene
Dretiller’s Securities
Erie
Northern
Pfd
Mer. Marine
Kennecott
Mexican Vetroleum
Mian
Nevade
New York Central
SS & Hartford
Pennayivania
Ray Consolidated Copper
Tron & Steel
Southern Pacific
Southern Mallway
Sey Studebaker Company
Eae
Union Pacific
Jerome Verde Ty Miogma
San Navier Extensiaon
Ae Superior & Bester
Panes Verde Extension
United Eastern
Otaoints Po
Shrdin Upiu
Chicago Hog and Cattle Market Reports Weak to Steady
Hog receipts at 62 w un market fairly active though slow to arrive with bulk sales around 17 15 to 17 85. Beef cattle receipts 34 000 with beef steers and cows steady to lower and veal up 25 to 50 cents. sheep 15 000 with lambs and ewes priced at 17 08 to 15 00 and 10 60 to 5 00 for various lots.
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Chicago
Siow
Prnver
Kansas City Stock Market Receipts Report
Kansas City market receipts show hogs and cattle trading with varied prices. Pigs traded around 13 to 16 dollars per hundredweight, steers and cows in the mid-teens, with yearlings and ewes listed among miscellaneous figures.
Copper firm declares usual dividend of 1.4 a share
Pete Burke, the commission broker, reports from New York that Miami Copper company has declared its usual dividend of 1.4 per share. The dividend is payable Feb 15 to stock of record Feb 1. Traders note copper metal bids remain near the latest figure with one smaller seller offering at a higher price per pound.
Roberts Bonds Final Prices Reported in New York
Final prices on Roberts Bonds listed in New York on January 7 show Eta's at 95.66, first convertible 4's at 92.00, second trust convertible 41g's at 96.10, second 4% at 95.20, third series at 96.11, and fourth 4% at 95.61.
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New York
Roberts
Eta
Dog License Fees Close Season for Pound
Poundmaster Lorenzo McCormick announces a closed dog season and layoff until January. Owners are offered a chance to pay the license in 1919 to avoid penalties. The council debates pay while McCormick says fees hinder his livelihood and enforcement would suffer.
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Lorenzo McCormick
Poundminster Con
Clair
Chicago Commodity Markets and Midwest Agricultural Prices
Weathered text reports butter and poultry unchanged in Kansas City with mixed grocery receipts. Chicago notes active demand and rising corn and oats prices, hog market weakness, and a shift after word on Argentine imports. close sees nervous tone with higher grain and pork quotes and steady cotton futures in New York.
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Chicago
War Trade Board
Food Administration
Shas
Major Hornbrook Named Water Clerk
Major Hornbrook has been appointed chief clerk of the water department will oversee water rates and collections. T. A. Thrice becomes newly elected license collector as the department fills the hall position.
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HI. Parnbroek
T. A
Eighteen Returned Fighters Seek Jobs Through Chamber Bureau
The soldiers and sailors employment bureau of the Chamber Commerce on file 18 returned fighters seeking work. Their trades include auto mechanics truck drivers machinists helpers sales clerks bookkeepers engineers and related roles. Employers respond to a Monday letter from Secretary Leaci. The board of managers met Monday and the retiring directors will hold their final meeting Tuesday at 4 PM.
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The
Chamber Commerce
Leaci
Chamber
Boots and cattle cases heard in Globe courtroom
In Globe, Judge Geo W Shute sat for Judge Pattee as sessions resumed in superior court. Sito Land and Cattle Co v James E Bouldin and Robinson Land and Cattle Co v Cornelius T Watts proceeded with a trial jury dismissed to the afternoon. A bootlegger case involving a trunkful of whiskey shipped from Los Angeles was anticipated for the afternoon session.
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Superior Court
Sito Land and Cattle Company
James E. Bouldin
Robinson Land and Cattle Company
Cornelius T Watts
Geo. W. Shute
Globe
Pattee
Los Angeles
Fence to Erect on Papago Reservation South Line
An appropriation by the Indian service will fund a four wire fence along the Papago reservation south boundary near the Mipon Mexico line. Work starts immediately. The Southwestern Cattlegrower association had urged including fencing funds in the Indian appropriation bill last year.
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Indian Service
Papago
Mipon Mexico
Southwestern Cattlegrower ® Association
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iBoarrmeniy Natinal Bank Examiner
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Twin Bitter
Office International
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Phesyn, Arizona
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Tenney Williams & Co., Inc
Santa Rita Hotel
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Wall Street
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Trenhelt OO
Bo Smt
Ewes
Creamery
Fee Tower
Wisconsin
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Hartley Cleaning Works
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Old Postottiec Building
Shute
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oYte
Ronstadt
Jovnery Ltd
Wwe
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Vartin’s
Crane
Arti
Nyal’’ Store
Congress and Church Sta
Goodby
Women's
Wheeler & Perry
Toole Ave
Burke Commission Co
Logan & Bryan
Pete Burke
Stone Ave
Wroninoe
Moe Goodin Transfer Co
Cess Auto Stage
Hayden, Ray
Florence, Winkleman
Oracle
TUCSON_AND
Nogales
Hayden
Ray
Winkleman
Florence
Wrinkleman
H. A. Cass “Service
Church
Congress Street
Cabinet Cafe
Tucson Gas, Electric Light & Power Company
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