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Newspaper
Winslow Daily Mail
Location
Winslow, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1929
Page
5
Chicago market summary shows hogs up to 15 cents higher with varied weights and trimmed cattle values across many classes. Coeur d Alene brief notes Christmas incidents as police respond to street quarrel and a flirtatious moment under mistletoe.
Abie hogs steady to 15 cents lower at 10 to 15 cents. 170 to 270 pounders 940 to 9.55. Cattle: 6,500 on slow steady trade. fed steers 10.75 to 13.00. yearlings 13.50. heifers 10 to 12. cows 6.75 to 8.25. Texas bulls 8.00. growers 16.50 down. Sheep 7,000 fairly active steady with ewes 6.10 top. clippers 11.76. shorn yearlings 10.00. wool clips 10.50.
Western market notes show hogs steady to firm with 20 to 40 cent gains for most weights and packing sows at 54 dollars. Cattle demand remains limited with slaughter steers scarce and steady, while stocker and feeder classes hold around 10.60 for low to medium grades.
Jackson Kentucky December 26 AP six warrants charging malicious shooting and wounding were sworn in by Chester Fugate who identified mob members who shot him in a hospital bed. Fugate linked victims to blood or marriage to Clay Watkins whom he shot and killed last week. Fugate noted this was his second time seized from Breathitt county jail by a mob. He recalled a 1930s case where two women and a child were killed in a previous outbreak of violence and referenced a 50 year old incident where he and a negro were hanged after being accused of killing Thorpe.
Los Angeles teacher Addie Hanna, 62, arrived to spend Christmas with her brother on a ranch near Tucson when she suffered a heart attack and died shortly after. Local reports confirm her identity and cause of death.
John W. Williams, a noted forger, was arrested in Omaha Nebraska by special agents from several railroad systems including Burlington. He allegedly cashed railroad and express checks totaling about 300000 dollars over the past years.
Radio research promises to free motorists from leaving the car to open garage doors. A Swiss invention uses waves from a car to trigger a garage aerial and automatic door opening as the driver approaches, powered by a device in Neuschatel.
J Robert Kirby president of a local bank was slain during a robbery at Oak Land Kentucky after bandits held up the Waklang bank and fled into the hills north of town with about 1000 dollars. A mob of 200 to 300 citizens pursued the robbers as officers joined the search.
In Los Angeles ten people died and about two hundred were injured in a string of metropolitan area crashes during the Christmas holiday. San Diego reports four deaths and seven injuries from incidents in and around the city. Fatalities include Charles Moore Sr. of Fullerton in a crash near San Juan Capistrano and two child victims in separate collisions.
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