Stock Market Prices Descend to New Lows
New York stock trading after Christmas fell to lighter offerings with small losses on many issues. Some merchandising stocks slipped to new low levels as investors sized up holiday earnings prospects and contrasted the quiet post holiday mood with last year’s vigor.
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Associated Press
New York
Reduced profit trims call money to two percent
A brief market note states profit cuts push call money down to two percent, reflecting tighter margins and liquidity concerns across securities trading.
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Ing
Fire at Holly Sugar warehouse devastates 160000 sacks
Fire swept through a Holly Sugar Company warehouse in California destroying 160000 sacks of sugar with an estimated loss of 800000 dollars. The Associated Press report notes the incident on December 26. The Indianapolis News adds a quip about bandits and bank robberies for contrast.
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Associated Press
Calif
Holly Sugar Company
Indianapolis News
Burglary Suspect Resists Arrest After Home Break-in
J F Shoemaker is charged with burglary after entering the home of J R Bucher on Weems orchard farm south of Winchester. Officers Pannett and Bayliss pursued him to Keckley Mill where he produced a pistol and was subdued with a nightstick. He struggled, cursed, and was later jailed as investigators gather more evidence. The case was continued by Judge Weems pending further proof.
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Nine Disorder Reports From Schoolfield Strike Area
A report to Governor Pollard notes nine disorder cases among troops in the Schoolfield strike area during occupation’s first month. Six punished for intoxication, one for absence without leave, one for carrying a concealed weapon, one for minor disorderly conduct. Also mentions the Knights visiting their father in Lynchburg.
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Pollard
Office of the Adjutanderal
Schoolfield
Mother and Eight Children Flee From Burning House
A mother and her eight children, aged three to twelve, escaped a fire in their Baltimore home early today. A passerby aided them after a candle, left burning overnight, caused the blaze. a bread truck driver broke a window to help after noticing smoke.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
Twenty Ministers Are Defrauded By Promotion Scheme
Twenty clergymen were defrauded of 150000 dollars by a company whose officers were indicted for mail fraud. Among the victims were Rev. Anthony Schaeffer of Clay Center Kansas, Rev. E Zaps of Chicago, and Rev. M F Cowle of Darby Pennsylvania. Clarke Adam Parker, 68, a trustee of the Church of Strangers in New York, headed the scheme with his son and 15 others in connection with sale of stocks in an automotive royalties corporation starting 1926. the firm reported 36398000 dollars in gross sales in 1929. The sales involved the late Dr Eugene Christian, vitamin food specialist, in promoting purchases.
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United States District Attorney's Office
Anthony Schaeffer
Clay Center
Kans
E. Zaps
Chicago
M. F. Cowle
Darby, Pa
Clarke Adam Parker
Church of Strangers
Tompkins
Automotive Royalties Corporation
Eugene Christian
Norris Not Planning to Lead Third Party Move
Senator Norris of Nebraska says he does not believe anyone seriously expects him to head a third party. He will comment later on a letter from John Dewey of the League for Independent Political Action proposing Norris leave the Republican ranks to form a new party.
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Associated Press
Washington
Norris
Nebraska Republican Independent
John Dewey
League For Independent Political Action
Dewey
Robert H. Lucas
Republican National Committee
Man in financial distress takes own life in Baltimore
Police say Charles A. Warren, 43, shot himself at home as his wife and two children waited at the breakfast table. The tragedy comes amid admitted financial hardship and follows no known warning.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
Charles A. Warren
Winchester 1931 Budget Proposal Referenced by City Council
The 1931 budget for Winchester Virginia outlines funds for bonds and interest, public schools, streets, water, sewers, street lighting, police, fire, city hall, courts, city manager office, salaries, sanitation, ordinances, and printing. A public hearing is set for January 18 1931 at 7 30 PM in the council chamber, where citizens may speak.
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Winchester
Virginia
Common Council
F. H. Krebs
Man Dies as Fire Sweeps Three-Story Factory Building
A three alarm blaze in a Baltimore manufacturing district killed engineer Paul Gross and injured several others. Sixty workers fled the structure as flames raged through the first floor tenants Parker Decorating, Robinson and Wertz furniture, L. Gordon and Son paper, and J. Malesky Taylor and Berdner novelty makers. Firemen faced dense smoke hindering basement rescue attempts.
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Baltimo
Paul Gross
Gross
Parker Decorating Company
Robinson and Wertz
L. Gordon and Son
J. Malesky Taylor
Berdner
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