Fame and Fortune Fled Truly Shattuck Jailed for Dress Theft
Chicago reports the fall of Truly Shattuck once a glamorous film star who trod stages in Europe and America. The 54 year old, living at 1228 N La Salle, is jailed for stealing a dress valued at 16.50. Once celebrated for her voice and beauty, she later worked in cabarets and burlesque houses before becoming a waitress in a cheap rooming house. The tale recounts her dramatic decline and current arrest amid police and railroad officials details.
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Truly Shattuck
John Noonan
Vetina
Rudolph Valentino
Douglas McLean
Bebe Daniels
Sydney Chaplin
Louise Fazenda
Chicago
Traiy
Truly
Sheas
Safety keynote at Illinois Central conference session
About 100 Illinois Central Westem lines officials gathered at Hotel President for a safety focused conference. The keynote addressed claim prevention and safety first measures, with organizers and attendees discussing policy and implementation.
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I. C
Ilinois Central Westerm
Valley Baptists Convention at Charles City
About 200 cleric and lay delegates attend Cedar Valley Baptist association meeting in Charles City with 30 churches represented. The opening session heard committee appointments and a talk on why Baptists claim a place in the religious world. Devotional led by Rev. W. G. Diegelman Cedar Falls and welcome by Rev. L. W. Inman.
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Courier Special Arvice
Charles City
Convention of Cedar Valley Baptist Association
W. G. Diegelman
Cedar Falls
L. W. Inman
Prslot
11 Year Old Car Serves Youthful Auto Mechanics
An 11 year old weathered car dating to 1918, long abandoned, is used in East High physics class. Under George S Faust the dismantled vehicle is hoisted to the lab where its parts illustrate the laws of science for young observers.
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George S. Faust
Truc
pDleen
Physics Laboratory
Market News Mixed Wheat Declines as Visible Supplies Rise
Chicago traders faced nervous sentiment as wheat eased after early demand, with visible supplies up 17 million bushels versus last year, offsetting export strength. Argentine rains and rumors of damage weighed on prices. oats and corn showed small moves, cash prices largely steady. Receipts ranged from 72 to 175 cars with mixed futures directions.
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Chicago
America
Europe
Liverpool
Senos Aires
Com. Com
Inwa
Timals
Iieshave
Cotton market steadies as demand stays firm
Liverpool and Chicago reports show cotton in good demand with steady prices. Liverpool yields 6,000 bales with futures steady across October to May, while Middling fair quoted at 11 8 8d and other grades around 10 51d. Futures edge up and down with various month prices.
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Liverpool
Gotton
Chicago
Colton
Dow
Chicago Stock Exchange Quotation Summary
Leading shares show activity with many firms listed or traded through Chicago. Companies include Borg Warner, Montgomery Ward, Zenith Radio, Swift & Co, National Standard, Kellogg, Butler Bros, Great Lakes Aircraft, US Radio and Television, Zenith, Oliver Farm Equipment, Viking Pump, Monsanto Chemical and several others. Market movements and closing quotestand reflect active participation across industrials, consumer goods, and manufacturing sectors.
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Inéiona
Chicago Stock Exchange
Aled Products
Sts
Art Metal Works
Auburn Auto
Borg Warner
Butler Bros
Issahase Chicago Corporation
Commonwealth Dexter
Great Lakes
Grigsby-Grenow
Hart Carter Tnsull
Kasles Eee Kellogg
Meadows Mffz
Montgomery Ward
Nissouri
Kansas Fips Ling
Morgan
Litha
Seedesedete
Rae Bog National Standard
Pines Winterfront Standard
Breinlte Radio
Swift & Co
Cele Peers
Viking Pump Wc
Viking Pump Pf
Monsanto Chemical Tee Et Lion Srineee
Wheat Receipts and Grain Prices Summary
Market notes show mixed wheat receipts with various yellow and white grades. Prices cited include No 2 yellow at 2.01 and 4 yellow at 1.14, with No 3 yellow near 1.00 and No 6 yellow at STC. White grades and other varieties appear with varied figures in Sept. 18 market listings.
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Tse
Atyan
Potatoes and sugar market notes from Chicago and New York
Market brief covering potato receipts and shipments in Chicago and Minnesota, with prices for sackings and rounds, plus forthcoming storage and refrigerator standards. Also notes on new York curb close for sugars, refined and raw, with Indiana grain reference and related services.
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Chicago
New York
Indiana
Cites Service
Bheafter’s
Atkangag
Estimated Livestock Receipts at Chicago
Official livestock receipts for tomorrow show cattle 8 000 hogs 20 000 sheep 28 000. The Chicago market bulletin pace indicates strong demand across cattle hog and sheep categories with volume expectations guiding trading activity.
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Chicago
IBM
Grain and Provisions Quotations From Board of Trade
Chicago grain and provisions quotes show No 2 red wheat at about 1.31 to 1.39 and No 1 corn around 1.02 to 1.03. Oats No 2 white near 0.94, rye around 0.ada, timothy seed 48 to 85, cloverseed 11.50 cents to 9.50. Provisions list Lord ribs at 13.00 and bellies at 13.80 with spot prices for related commodities.
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Aid
Qiy
Mayvey
der. Ee
Wis
Ead
Chicago
Market report on provisions and dairy goods transcribed
New York Chicago and St Louis market notes list butter eggs cheeses and poultry prices and receipts for Sept 18. Entries show mixed colors butter 47 to 56 cents per pound and creamery extras 46 40 cents, eggs around 35 to 39 cents, various cheeses and poultry values, with regional price specifics and receipt counts.
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New York
Hennery
Pacific Coast
Chicago
Young Americas
St. Louis
Pauliry
Logier
Market closes higher as United States Steel leads gains
New York stocks rose with United States Steel and Commercial Solvent leading. Steel and related majors jumped amid broad buying, while noon advances were trimmed later. overall turnover remained strong and many issues posted solid gains.
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Sept
United States Steel
Amoricin Telephone
Anaconda
Auburn Auto
T. T
American Triephone & Telegraph
Western Union
Issuea AL Amid
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General Electric
Sears Roebuck
Montgomery Ward
Chalmers Mig
Jimerican Agricultural Chem
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American Carn Goa
American Café& Foundry
American & Foreign Power
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American Smelting & Refining
American Sugar Refining
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American Zinc Lead & Smelting
Anaconda Copper Mining Co
Atchison Topeka & Sante Fe
Baldwin Locomotive
Baltimore , Ohio
Helhlehem Steel, Galifornia Packing
Calumet & Arigonn
Eyey Eyes
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Canadian Pacific
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Chesapeake & Ohin
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Uight Erie Railond
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General Cleo
General Motors
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Goodrich
Graham Paige Motors
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Gopper
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Ever-Y-Y International Nickel
Jordan Motors
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Veettewer
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Csereeree
Mack Trucks
Fe Peeeteynese de Minini
Missouri Kansas
Ranadio Corporation
Republic Iron & Steel Reynolds Tobacco
Benrs Roebuck
Union OU Simmons Co
Sinclair Consolidated
Southern Pacfic
Southern Railway
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California Standard OM
New Jersey Standard
New Yorke
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Vane U. &, Steel
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Willys Overland Woolworth
Grain prices and grades from Minneapolis market report
Minneapolis grain market notes list wheat types with protein levels and prices including No 1 dark northern and durum varieties, red durum and amber durum, with monthly and future deliveries mentioned. Corn No 3 yellow and oats quality grades appear with assorted price figures and terms.
Grain Prices Report From St. Louis Market
Louis, Ma Sept 14 Wheat No 2 red winter prices at 194 quired terms No 2 hard and other grain bids listed No 1 mixed about 1.02 No 2 yellow low around 1.02 to 1.04 Corn No 2 white around 0.60 to 0.64 White hog prices compiled for the day based on regional bids in St Louis market notes
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Louis
Waterloo Markets midday price sheet September 14
Waterloo markets report at noon lists prices for grains, butter, lard, potatoes, poultry eggs, cattle and hogs from suppliers including Swift & Co Rath Packing and Iowa feed firms. Key items include wheat 83 cents, barley 85, flour 1.60, butter around 46 to 56 cents, potatoes 3.00 per cwt, hogs 9.75 to 10.15, steers near 9.00, hay and hides prices also shown.
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Millia
Arlington
Swift Ds Co
Rath Packing. Co
Rath
Speneceteeey
Heltora Seve Tangelis
Inwa Pour & Feed Co
Timothy Hey
Colin Hros
Iowa Hog Prices From Cedar Rapids Des Moines Mason City Ottumwa
Hog prices at Iowa markets today show Cedar Rapids paying 10.05 for 190 to 290 lb primes, Des Moines receipts 1,300 with prime debts and mediums around 9.45, Mason City listing 180 to 360 lb ranges from 10.20 to 9.40, Ottumwa quoting 139 to 230 lb at 9.25 to 10.05 and larger weights 300 to 6350 lbs around 9.25 to 7.25.
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Associated Press
Iowa
Cedar Rapids
Des Moines
Mason City
Ottumwa
Livestock Prices Report From St Joseph Market
St Joseph livestock receipts include hogs calves cattle and sheep with mixed bids and steady to higher trends. Hogs around 360 lb down slight gains to 16-20c, weights 170-260 lb around 1c higher. sows 25c higher. Cattle receipts 2700 with calves and beef cows steady to firm. veal top 14.50. Nebraska stock steers 10.00. Sheep 3500 with most classes steady. western lambs 13.15 top natives 12.78. some lots 12.25 down.
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St. Joseph
Reph
Nebraska
Sioux City Livestock Market Report Highlights Mixed Feeds
Receipts total about 2 000 calves and 6 000 hogs with 75 direct. Feeder cattle mostly steady to weak with yearlings above 14.50 and heifers up to 19.50. Cows to 8.20. Hogs top at 10.50 with 190-360 lb at 20.10 and 200-340 lb at 9.75 to 10.00. Lambs shown as fat lambs around 13.26, market higher overall.
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Bronx City
Choice Rangers
Omaha Grain Prices From Omaha Neb Sent 16
Grain prices in Omaha Nebraska on the sixteenth with No 1 hard wheat at 7.25 dollars and 1.30 implied, No 2 hard 1.32 to 1.24, No 3 northern spring 1.15, No 2 mixed smutty 1.30 to 1.25. Corn lists No 1 white 6 4 3 0, No 2 white 5 ％ aes, No 1 yellow 5 q c5, No 2 yellow 0 844. Oats list No 2 white 4 7 i a 7 Tse and No 1 white 4 6 4 4 0.
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Omaha
Neb
Liberty Bonds Close Mixed on New York Market
Liberty bonds in New York trading ended mixed as government securities fluctuated. First 44 gauge bonds closed around 8.97, with 106.30 noted for a long-term issue amid uncertain demand.
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New York
G—T. S
Povernment
Liberty Stan
Abia
Foreign Exchange Rates and Market Remarks
New York reflects varied international currency values with asking and bid quotes. Currency listings include France 3.916, Germany 22.7, Belgium 12.88, Norway 28.Le, Sweden 1.76, Denmark 6.6, Spain 4.14, Austria 24.08, Roumania 0.5942, Argentina 5e, Tokyo 4T.45e, Shanghai 55.85, Montreal 28c.
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France
Germany
Holland
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Switzerland
Spain
Bond Market Surges on Telephone Convertible Offerings
New York September 18 investors pushed Telephone Convertible 4445 sharply higher amid a brisk turnover of over 2.2 million par value. The issue, exchangeable for stock after January 1 at $180 a share, rallied on buoyant sentiment, while Telephone 414n, a related stock feature bond, also rose about seven points early. Government bonds drifted slightly as the foreign group remained steady.
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New York
Riaing
Buyers Work For Further Decline In Cattle Price
Chicago reporters note buyers seeking lower cattle values after a brief advance. Week's receipts total 49,000, with fresh arrivals of 15,000 including direct packers and range cattle. Hog and sheep trade shows volatility with mixed gains. top hog price near 11.10, cattle prices uneven amid ample supplies and varied weights.
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Chicago
Catto
OOO Direct
St Louis Livestock Market Report Highlights Mixed Hogs and Cattle
Receipts: hogs 10 500, cattle 5 000, sheep 1 500. Hogs steady to higher, top $11.00 for 170-250 lb, various weights $8.50-$12.80. Cattle under pressure for natives, good demand for yearlings. slaughter steers around $19.00-$18.25 per 100, growing strength in calves. Sheep higher for fat lambs, lambs around $12.00-$15.25, ewes $4.00-$5.00.
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Chicago
Steers
Ano Ian
East
Wouls
Kansas City Livestock Prices Mix as Receipts Hit Market
Hogs receipts total 6,600 with direct bids uneven. top hogs at 10.65, 230-350 lb cut. Cattle receipts 10,000 with 2,000 fat cattle. steers slow, mostly steady. calves and heifers mixed with prices from 7.25 to 15.75 for various weights. Sheep and lambs 11,000 head, generally strong to higher. top lambs around 43.35 for 192 lb, many grades quoted liveries.
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Kansas City
Cattle and Sheep Market Report From St Paul Prices Mixed
Receipts this Tuesday include 2700 cattle and 4000 sheep with mixed demand. Cattle mostly steady with select steady prices for 1 490 lb steers around 15.00. calves 16.00 to 16.50. hogs slow to steady with 160 220 lb at 10.40 to 10.50. sows 8.50 to 9.00. Sheep and lambs show better grade lambs steady to up 0.35 but early bids 11.15 to 12.76 for medium to choice. ewes around 4.00.
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South
Cully
Omaha Livestock Market Report Sept 18 Omaha
Receipts 8,500 hogs and 26,000 sheep with mixed cattle data. Hogs strong to higher topping around 1060, 180-350 lb suggested. pigs average around 9.30. cattle supply includes fed steers and yearlings with varied demand. sheep and lambs up about 16% with lambs selling to 13.25 and ewes around 4.00 to 5.00 for feeding stock.
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Omaha
Minneapolis Flour Shipments and Losses Reported
Fragmentary OCR shows sep 14 figures for flour shipments totaling 44,305 with damage losses around 30,000. The text is incomplete but indicates finance and material movement data from Minneapolis. No clear dates beyond the month.
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Minneapolis
Late Corn Feels Keenest Bite of Old Jack Frost
A county survey shows last night’s 28 degree frost damaging crops. Silage and corn suffer most with uneven stands and soft kernels, while late planted corn and pastures show the greatest harm. Soybeans also affected. gardens escape major damage in sheltered city plots.
Pastors Debate Modern Problems at Spiritual Life Conference
Rev H O Allen of Treer Congregational church led a session on issues facing today’s church at the spiritual life conference in Waterloo led by Dr J Richmond Morgan. A noon lunch at Black's tea room followed. The day included talks on loyalty month plans and effective preaching with informal fall and winter meetings planned. This was one of 17 such conferences across the state.
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H. Oo. Allen
Congregational
Treer
J. Richmond Morgan
First Church
Waterloo
Dr. Morgan
Black
Morgan
Grand Jury Probes Murder Mysteries
The Black Hawk county grand jury enters the third day of closed hearings led by County Attorney John W. Gwynne. Dozens of witnesses have been summoned and wait in the courthouse corridor. It is known three murders are under investigation.
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John W. Gwynne
Black Hawk
British Columbia Moves to Abolish Highway Billboards
Plans announced in Victoria to strip all advertising signs from provincial highways this year except government guidance signs. Hon. N. S. Lougheed, minister of public works, says roadside scenery will be preserved and private and forestry signs removed, to prosecute offenders.
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B. C
British Columbia
N.S. Lougheed
Lougheed
Provincial Forestry Service
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