Trial of Peacox on Wife Murder Delayed by Adjour nment
In White Plains New York on September 19 a murder trial for A A Earl F Peacox was adjourned with twelve witnesses heard including Police Captain Michael Silverstein. The confession described strangling and burning his 20 year old wife Dorothy Heinzelmann amid claims of marital tension and infidelity. The defense argued the marriage was arranged to cover a pregnancy and an operation, while Peacox described his actions as driven by a violent confrontation and a desire to silence his wife. The case will resume tomorrow with Silverstein again on the stand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Plains
Earl
F. Peacox
Michael Silverstein
Peacox
Supreme Court
Tompkins
Bilverstein
Dorothy
Jiey
Crown Nils
Percox
Ardstey
Sydney A. Syme
Dorothy Heinzelmann
Symes
Waterloo Sees Low Contagion Nine Quarantines Noted
Waterloo reports limited contagion with nine quarantined castes led by five scarlet fever and four smallpox cases. Nonquarantine but reportable diseases include whooping cough chickenpox and malaria fever. City records founder Charles C G Mac Hay notes immunity from 1929 30 public school treatments in Waterloo east district.
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Waterloo
Charles CG. Mac Hay
Board of Health
Waterloo East
Ten Couples Stay in Walkathon Running
Des Moines reports a continued walkathon with ten couples remaining as a cave-in survivor and local workers press on. Ottumwa’s elderly digger, 43 hours trapped, hopes to visit Floyd Coblin’s grave. priest vows to appear again tonight and praise Collins bravery.
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Des Moines
U.p
Des Moines Robbery Alarms Store as Cash Is Guarded
Mrs. Anna Debner fought back a robbery at her husband’s drug store. Two young men entered. she screamed and shielded the cash but was struck and cut on the head. A separate notice says Roger Murphy faces a municipal court hearing Oct. 27 for disturbing the public quiet after an arrest following a confrontation with a patrolman and a man named William Turner.
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Des Moines
Anna Debner
Murphy
Roger Murphy
Ryo
Oneida Street
George
J. Sager
Damon Cheney
William Turner
Aight
Whiel Turner
Police Chiefs Conclude 1930 Convention With Elected Officers
The 1930 Tawa Association of Chiefs of Police convention closed in Marshalltown Iowa with Council Bluffs named trustee and B C Lan e elected president. Harry Lewis Sioux City J W Glellis Dubuque A Albers Des Moines and W A Benesh Cedar Rapids named vice presidents. E B Bit terly Waterloo named trustee as more than 350 members attended final sessions.
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Marshalltown
Tawa Association
Chiefs of Police
Council Bluffs
Burlington
Oelwein
Storm’ Lake
B.C. Lane
Harry Lewis
Sioux City
J. W. Glellis
Dubuque
Albers
Des Maines
W. A
Nesth
Cedar, Rapids
B. Burke
W. A. Beneseh
T. A. Burke
Cownell Bluffs
E. B. Bitterly
Waterloo
Traffic officer to guard Highway 218 near Nashua
Nashua Iowa Sept 19 an officer to supervise traffic on Highway 218 will be engaged to protect the children of Nashua public schools shuffled near the highway. Many pupils must cross the paved road to reach the school.
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Courier
Nashua
Fugitive is Turned Loose, Sought Again
Vancouver police report James A. Brown, linked to a $95,000 1914 theft in New York, was sought again within 24 hours after being arrested for jumping bail. His attorneys threaten habeas corpus as he was released. Brown then disappeared.
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Vancouver
B. C
James A. Brown
New York
Brown
Livestock Market Reports from St Louis and Kansas City
East St Louis market shows hog receipts at 12 500 with slow to steady demand and prices around 10.65 to 10.85 per 100 pounds for butcher and feeder hogs. Cattle numbers near 2 500 with calves 1 800, noting steady to uneven trading and varied classes from native and western steers to stockers and cows. Kansas City reports 4 500 hogs with early sales steady to lower and top around 10.80, with cattle receipts about 700 and calves 360, buyers noting steady to firm conditions for steer and cow categories.
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St. Joseph
Kansas
Cotton Prices Decline Amid Steady Trade in Liverpool Market
In Liverpool on Sept 1 a steady day of sales reached 7000 bales with no receipts. Middling uplands quoted around 13 per lot and futures edged lower with October near 9 9d and December about 9 95d. Cotton futures opened down with October 10 430 down and several contracts slipping further.
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Livverpool
Sept
Marah
Olicare
Peoria Grain and Produce Futures Wrap
Peoria grain reports show lower receipts with 53 cars and multiple yellow corn grades at varied local and Inland prices. New York curb closes reflect standard Indiana offerings and notable produce futures in Chicago futures activity with December and May contracts depicted.
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Peoria
Toledo Seed Prices and Oliver Hart Parr Company Note
Toledo seed prices list cash domestic old and new 11.70 per unit with December import, Chicago hay prices Timothy clover mixed and grass mixes listed, Timothy hay and alfalfa prices shown. Oliver Hart Parr Equipment Company notes Chartres City R C Rolfe elected vice president and to the board of directors and execution committee. Rolfe formerly managed Hart Parr in Charles City Iowa.
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Toledo
Chicago
Hay
Cars
Timothy
Oliver Board
R. C. Rolfig
Chartres City
Cirectors
Oliver Parr
Lore
Tolfing
Hart Parr Company
Ghorles City
Oliver Cancer
Bank Debits in Waterloo Week Ending Sept 18 1890
Bank debits in Waterloo during the week ending September 18 1890 total 1 163 289.43 with debits 813 430.50 and credits 1 057 948.17. Instruments recounted show deeds and mortgages, mortgage totals for various weeks, and a year over year increase of 2 037 instruments and 16 110.24 in value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blatne Hawk County Abstract Co
Waterloo Bank
Waterloo Clearing House Association
Tao
Wheat Market Dips on Argentine Rain Forecasts
Market notes weak wheat on rains in Argentina with scattered showers and profits taken by Chicago traders. Corn and oats traders faced pressure as temperatures rise and futures drift lower. cash prices mixed amid receipts in Chicago and Kansas City reports.
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Liverpool
Buengs
Aires
Chicago
Grain and seed prices quoted in Chicago trading report
The Board of Trade cash quotations show prices for various grains and seeds. Numbers include white and yellow corn, mixed colors, timothy seed, cloverseed, and provisions such as bacon, ribs, and bellies with specific per bushel or per hundredweight figures.
Market closes irregular as stocks rally on demand signal
Stocks move with renewed vigor amid lower money rates and heavy buying on steel and utilities. Major issues such as American Telephone and Telegraph, American Sugar Refining, Consolidated Gas, General Electric, and Montgomery Ward lead advances while steel and oil shares show mixed results. brokerage loan figures anticipated after the close.
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New York
Joan
Wifich
N&en
Woolworth
Montgomery Ward Westen
Consolidated Gas of New York
Allied Chem, & Dye
Allis Chalimers Mfg. Co
American Agricultural Cher
American Gange
American Card Foundry
American
Foreign Po American Locomotive
Anerican Smelting & Refining
American “Sugar Refining
RIYS
American Tel
American, Woolen, Co
American Zing Lead
Anaconda Gopper Mining
Atchison, Topeka
Santa Fe
Baldwin Locomotive
Baltimore & Ohio
Briblchan Steel
California
Qatumet
Arlyone Canada Dry
Canadian Pacific
Wey Cose J
Cerro de Pasco Copper
Chesapeake %& Ollecers
Chicago M. &J. P. & Pac
Chicago
Pid
Chicago & Northwestern
Chicago R. I. & Pacific
Chrysler Motors
Chains Service
Colorada Furla Iron
Consolidated
Gms
Arucific Steel
DuPont de Nemours
Railroad General
American General Asphalt
General Cigar
General Electric
General Motors
General Outdogr
Gimbel
Goodrich Graham Paige
Northern
Great Northern
Cts
Gondrich Oa
E. Cay Eee
Graham
Baige Moators
Great “Northern Pd
Clfs- Greene
Cananen
Howe Sound
Hudson Motors
Miami Copper Missouri Kansas & Tex Missouri Pacific
Montgomery Ward
Nash Motors
National Biscuit Co
Nevada
New York Central
N.Y
Httd
Nakhterit Pacifice Seseseervevers
Packard Motors
Pacific Gas & Eleetris
Puima American
Pennsylvania
Peoples Gas
Pere Marquette
Pure OW CO
Hiadin Gorpernting
Amprice
Wheering Es
Republic Iron & Stevee
E Age Reynolds Tobacco Ios Yeperre Seurs Roebucks Ce
Cvere Shell Unio Oil
Sinclaiy Consolidated Oil
Southern Pacific
Southern Raliway
Pettn - Sheatler Pansesee Petee
Grain Prices Reported for St Louis Market
Grain prices listed for St Louis with bids for wheat and corn. No. 2 red winter 1.38, No. 2 hard 1.38, No. 2 mixed 1.03, No. 2 yellow 1.03, No. 2 white stops, and No. 3 white noted.
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Omaha
St Louis
Bent
Irregular Foreign Exchange Rates Page Listing Currencies
New York news shows mixed demand across markets with rates for Great Britain at 4 848 dollars France at 9 9c Italy 22 percent Belgium 13 8854 Germany 23 780 Holland 40 04c Norway 26 60c7 Denmark 26 60c Switzerland 19 28c Spain 14 73 Greece 1 296 Poland 11 25 Czechoslovakia 2 95 4c Yugoslavia 1 7a%e Austria 4 08c Reu Minnik 59 2c Argentina 41 95c Brazil 1186c toxic 47 050 Shaneglini 35 75 Montreal 99 18 4c.
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New York
Great Britain
France
Italy
Belgium
Germany
Holland
Norway
Denmark
Switzerland
Spain
Greece
Poland
Czecho
Provisions York Prices and Fresh Poultry Listings
Market notes list New York provisions with fresh gathered colors and mixed lots, plus butter receipts and cheese varieties. Also shows poultry by freight or express, with live chickens, broilers, and turkeys, and assorted eggs and dairy product prices.
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Ing
Varraro
Chicago
Grain prices and receipts at Minneapolis market
Wheat receipts reached 352 cars with No 1 northern quoted around 1.31 to 1.34 per bushel. No 1 dark northern and other grades listed with varying protein content and prices, plus December delivery at 1.40. Oats and corn grades noted with assorted bid levels. New York raw sugar markets show unchanged refined price movements.
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Chicago
Winniper
Liverpool
Omaha
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Minn
Montana
Feed Market Unsettled by Weaker Demand in Sept Review
Washington Sept. In the feed market demand softened as prices rose to around 50 per ton while the recent sharp advance slowed. Wheat middlings held firmer on a tight supply outlook. high protein feeds remained supported by crop prospects. Prices for various feeds across Chicago Minneapolis Kansas City Omaha are listed, showing mixed demand and regional variations.
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Washington
D. C
Benaume
U.S
Chicago
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Omaha
Omahwa
Fimir
Minnneapolis
Sasha
Coltan
Minneapoliis
Estimated Livestock Receipts at Chicago Tomorrow
Estimated cattle receipts 4,000 hogs 10,000 sheep 16,000 for Chicago market tomorrow. Wheat receipts for Chicago and northwest show mixed totals with bids and week versus year comparisons. Liberty bonds closed with varied yields and prices in New York trading.
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Chicago
Northwest
Minneapolis
Hogs and cattle market trends in Chicago a fall noted
Hog quotations show a halted upward swing with 19 000 hogs received and prices steady to 100 lower. Cattle receipts 7 000 include calves and yearlings with steers and heifers mostly steady to lower amid a sharp prior decline. Sheep receipts 25 000 and numbers tightens with prices uneven across classes.
St. Paul Livestock Market Report Highlights Varied Cattle Hogs
Receipts: cattle about 4800 with slower, lower tendencies for slaughter classes and fed yearlings. grassers and cows mixed. Calves around 1200, steady. Hogs 6000, mostly steady with typical weights and prices from 170 to 240 pounds up to 300 pounds.
Peoria Livestock Receipts and Prices Report
Receipts at Peoria show cattle and potato shipments with totals from Chicago and Wisconsin. Potatoes and red River Ohio goods appear in the figures with prices including sacked round whites listed at multiple dollar amounts.
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Chicago
Wisconsin
Atin Nebula
Red River Ohigs
Iowa Hog Prices at Packing Centers Report
Illinois like release lists quotations from Iowa packing centers on hog prices. Des Moines and Cedar Rapids markets show bids for primes, choice heavies, mediums, and butchers across weight ranges with figures around 8 to 14 dollars per 100 pounds and specific lots noted.
Livestock Market Report Prices and Receipts
Receipts show 2000 fed steers and yearlings and 24 000 sheep. Cattle prices mix with slumps in some categories while heifers and stockers stay near steady. Lambs command higher top quotes with feeding lambs around 12.7 to 14.5 per hundredweight.
Kansas City Livestock Market Prices Report
Receipts: Hogs 7,000 with slash directed at 510 to 505 for 350-400 lb butchers, 200-250 lb at 10.05 to 10.55, packs 169-200 lb at 6.85 to 8.05, sows 7.85 to 9.15, pigs 70-130 lb 7.50 to 8.73. Cattle: receipts 4,500 plus calves. steers 1100-1500 lb 11.95-13.50, 950-1100 lb 11.60-13.50, other classes 7.25-12.75, cows 7.75-10.75, veal 9.00-15.00. Sheep: receipts 12,000. lambs under 53 lb 12.60-13.15, range 12.00-12.95 for middle weights. ewes 4.00-5.38.
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East Gt. Laws
Wright
Butchers
Rath Packing Coe
al Sleers
Delces F.o.b. Rath
Town Flour & Feed Co
Green
Enone
South St. Paul
Kansas City
Diana
Mio
Reeves
Sioux City Livestock Market Report
Sioux City Iowa September 19 cattle receipts about 1000 calves 200 beef steers and yearlings slow to strong stockers and feeders dull vealers 13.50 down cows 7.00 to 8.50 vealers 16.00 hog receipts 5000 including 1 head direct top 10.95 180-240 lbs 10. Из 250-300 lbs 9.75 300-360 lbs 9.35 to 9.65 packing sows 8.00 to 9.00. Sheep receipts 3500 fat lambs weaker few buyers around 13.00 for desirable steers around 25c lower.
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Booth Bt
Paul
Minn
Helfers
Hig Packers
San
Sioux City
Bond Market Sees Expensive Accumulation in Convertibles
New York Sep 19 The bond market shows costly accumulation in select convertibles led by Americ Telephone 414s advancing near 5 points to a new high of 226 American Telephone score rising about 5 points. International Telephone gains over 3 points while Liberty bonds and Treasuries mostly slip. Surtgng obligations hold steady amid a largely inactive remainder of the list.
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New York
Americanelephone
American Telephone
weo + Baty
American International
Lts
Wits
International
Liberty Bond
Treasury Nos
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Chicago Stock Exchange
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Butler Bros
Chicago Corporation
Commonwealth Edison
Dexter Ca
Great Lakes
Syneres
Grigsby-Grunow
Carter
Kellogg
Lion Oil
Missouri
Fee Bilystft & Co
Gul. Corporation
Tees
A & Felev
United States
Vian Radio
Util
Ind
Gorn
Zenith Radio
Oliver Fern
Ya Aly Oliv. Fm
Olly. Fm
Board of Trade
Gat Wae
Bard
Shipmien Chipnago
Chicka
Representa& Tortay
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Omaha Grain
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Minneapolis Grain
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St. Paul
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Sree
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Liberty Bonds
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Treasury
Burco, Inc
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Feld
George H. Burr & Co
New York Carb Exchange
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Investment Securites
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Peoria Livestock
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Itv
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Assadiated Press
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Smroath
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