Mixed early trading with holiday dividends lift market cheer
New York December 22 AP The pre holiday readjustment in stock prices showed mixed moves as many issues declined while several shares moved to new highs. Rail and motor stocks gained with optimism for year end, and Allied Chemical and US Steel saw divergent activity. Call money steadied at 5 1 2 percent and commodity prices mixed with cotton up sharply and wheat slipping slightly.
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New York
Julius Pyeer
New York Central
Lever
Frisco
Erie
Gsspeake
Ohio
van Sweringen
C. and O. U. S. Steel
Baldwin American Can
International Combustion
Radio Corporation
Woolworth and Marland
Hudson Motors
Aroal
Motor Group
Studson
General Motors
Nash
Collins and Aikman
Jewel
Moors
Bethlehem Steel
U. S. Iron
Chicago Grain Prices Fall on Bearish Government Report
Chicago from December 22 reports grain prices retreating across wheat corn oats and provisions as the government forecast shows larger winter wheat plantings in the United States. Argentine supply news and colder weather expectations influenced markets with exports stalled and lard prices easing.
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Chicago
Argentina
United States
Great Britain
England
Europe
North America
New York Cotton Market Closes Firmer on Advances
New York cotton futures closed firmer today with gains from 0.15 to 0.30 points as traders priced in modest demand. The market remained cautious amid unsettled early-week activity and watched price signals from global port activity.
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New York
Atl.net
Currency markets show slight gains in Liberty Bonds and francs
Liberty Bonds moved higher with a 4.84 percent rate amid demand in sterling. French francs slipped about five points to 3.96 cents as minor retrenchments affected other continental currencies.
Kansas City Livestock Prices and Receipts Report
Kansas City livestock market report shows cattle receipts about 5 000 and calves 600. Fed steers higher by 25 cents with good light weights from 8.00 to 39.40 and cows and heifers steady to firmer. Hog receipts 7 000 and prices up 5 to 15 cents with tops around 11.45 for 250 pounds. Lambs 12.50 top with 10 to 15 cent rise. other sheep steady to higher.
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Kansas City
Othey
Two Yuma Nurses Narrowly Escape Death in Crash
In Yuma on December 22 Mrs. Bertha R. Singleton supervising nurse at Yuma hospital and Mrs. May Cala bares another nurse narrowly escaped a serious accident when their car ran into a ditch due to a defective steering gear. The car turned over and burst into flames. Both women crawled through one door to safety.
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Yuma
Bertha R. Singleton
Yuma Hospital
May Calabares
Boiti
Arizona historian to publish mining history of the state
Major George H. Kelly, state historian, reports plans to publish a mining history volume covering Arizona. He requests 1000 dollars for 1922 28 and recommends 4000 dollars to reprint 500 copies of the Farish history. The report highlights past efforts and cooperation with Governor Hunt and the Arizona pioneers historical Society.
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Phoenix
George H. Kelly
Arizona
Kelly
Hunt
Arizona Legisature
Charles: D. Poston
Farish
Thomas E. Farish
James H. McClintock
Mes
G. I
Kitt
Arizona Pioneers Historical Society
Tucson
Flood Waters Sweep Middle West Valleys
Freshets from unseasonable weather spread death and homelessness across four states. Bridges failed and trains stopped as the Ohio River rose past flood stages. In Kentucky and West Virginia, workers and tourists faced rising waters and ruined roads.
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Louisville
Ohio
Tife
Atettsburg
cKy
Waters
Arkansas
Kentucky
Tug River
West Virginia
Williamson
Pineville
Tennessee
Huntington
W. Va
Midland’ Atlantic
Big Sandy River
Xenovs
W.va
Catlettsburg
H. Ww. Overstreet
Glasgow
Bert. Flack
P. Carter
Barden
A. Campbel
Nolanville
Texas
C. EB. Goodmay
Alton
Ill
L. C. Elder
Gladys
Mexico Bans Pacifiers as Calles Issues Decree
Mexico City December 22 AP— President Calles issues decree prohibiting import of pacifiers. The ban follows high import duties failing to curb popularity of the rubber-ringed contraption among Mexican babies. The order broadens state control over infant feeding aids and seeks to reduce outside influence on child rearing.
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Mexico City
Calles
Notice to Creditors in Estate of Mrs Simmie P Davis
Gertrude Davis administratrix of Mrs Simmie P Davis deceased notifies all creditors and claimants to exhibit their claims with vouchers within ten months after first publication. Claims should be presented at the law office of J L Sweeney 123 West Second Street Winslow Navajo County Arizona the place for estate business. Dec 7 1926 Holbrook Arizona.
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Simmie P. Davis
Gertrude Davis
West Second Street
Winslow
Navajo County
Arizona
Navajo
State of Arizona
Lodge And Club Directory For Elks No. 536
B P D Elks No 536 meets every Thursday night at 8 00 p m Visiting brothers welcomed Exalted Ruler A L Thurston Custodian T Isherwood
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A. L. Thurston
T. Isherwood
Qld
Lodge Security Benefit Association Winslow Council 2913 Meeting
Ss. B. A. LODGE WINDSLOW COUNCIL 2913 meets 2nd and 4th Wednesday at 8 p.m. at Community Hall. Visitors welcome.
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Ss. B. A. ‘Lodge—Security Benefit Association
Winslow Council
Meeting notices for local boards and women’s guild
The text lists meeting times for boards and the Winslow Woman’s Guild announcing officers and regular gatherings. It notes Sundays and Fridays with locations at Guild Hall and hall references, inviting members and specifying president and secretary names.
Oil production up in U S weekly summary
The American Petroleum Institute reports a weekly summary showing the daily average crude oil production in the United States rose by 450 barrels for the week ended December 18, totaling 2,396,700 barrels. East of California the daily average was 1,736,600 barrels, down 3,950.
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New York
United States
American Petroleum Institute Today
California
Bandit Kelly Found Guilty of First Degree Murder
Clarence Buck Kelly, alleged gang leader, was convicted of first degree murder in San Francisco Superior Court for five October murders. Jury made no recommendation. Sentencing set for December 27 with gallows mandated by law.
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San .Francisco
Cal
Clarence
Buck) Kelly
Kelly
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