Hoover and Dawes Contention at Republican Convention
At Chicago stadium the convention reports focus on opposition to compromise by repealers and the Dawes stance. Charles G. Dawes rejected a vice presidential bid while Curtis gains support and the platform committee nears a prohibition plank.
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Iowa
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Omaha
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Harvard expert seeks check on stock juggling
Washington June 14 Professor William Z Ripley of Harvard urged Senate Banking to require large interstate corporations to open books and file frequent reports on earnings and operations He also pressed officers to reveal their own stock holdings and warned against misleading speculation citing Kreuger and Toll as an example While lawmakers listened Ripley called for tighter public disclosure and tougher fiduciary responsibility but cautioned taxation may not curb speculation.
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Akron Heads For Lakehurst
The navy dirigible Akron left its mooring at Paris Island South Carolina at about 10 a.m. on the final leg of its journey from Sunnyvale California to Lakehurst New Jersey. The ship arrived Monday afternoon after a 53 hour voyage and delays due to brisk winds postponed the departure.
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Jersey police methods rapped by Norfolk man
From a New Jersey jail Curtis charged with obstructing justice in the Lindbergh case issued a statement attacking police methods and accusing authorities of press restrictions. He criticized the treatment of Violet Sharpe and questioned why she was not kept under guard.
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Mail Plane Crashes in Fog Near Admire, York County
A United Air Lines mail plane with six passengers and two pilots landed in a field near Admire, York County, at 4 40 a m due to heavy fog after failing to land at Newark. Chief pilot E J Martin planned to resume flight to Harrisburg once conditions improved.
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James Dunn A New Yorker Becomes Hollywood Star
A profile of James Dunn tracing his rise from New York office boy to stage actor and screen star. The piece covers his early jobs, brushes with finance and autos, Broadway roles, film debut in Bad Girl, later films, personal quirks, sports and talents, and his present Hollywood address with family ties.
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Wall Street closes higher amid firm prices in NYSE
Security prices continued yesterday's advance on the New York Stock Exchange with most issues rising to higher levels by noon despite some afternoon selling. The British pound stood firm at 3.6612 dollars as closing quotations show gains in Allied Chemical, American Can, American Tobacco B, Anaconda Copper, Bethlehem Steel, General Electric, General Motors, U S Steel, and Woolworth among others.
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Chicago Grain Closing Prices
Market update with closing prices from Chicago grains, furnished by W B Hibbs Company of the NYSE and Chicago Board of Trade. Bid and asking levels referenced with Hibbs Building contact in Washington DC.
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Grain futures rise on short covering and commission buying
Short covering and commission house buying pushed all grain futures higher on the Chicago Board of Trade. The day saw a broad uptrend with closing prices near the day’s highs across grains.
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Commodity futures shifts for 2014 grains mixed
The report lists July September and December futures percentages for wheat corn oats and rye. Wheat shows 52 percent in September and 557 percent in December. Rye records 31 percent in September and 3744 percent in December.
Notice on immediate rescue call after ejection suffocation or drowning
In case of ejection suffocation or drowning do not wait for rescue. Call Winche Fire Department Winchester Va for Rescue Squads. Phones 1172 713 and 1144.
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