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Newspaper
Winslow Daily Mail
Location
Winslow, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1927
Page
3
Chicago reports show initial wheat gains fading as forecasts call for fair Kansas weather and a crop expert predicts higher yields. Corn and oats weaken amid warm temperatures and ample receipts. Wool markets rise on scarce foreign supply with Montana Wyoming clips selling at 33 to 35 cents and storage moves increasing.
The annual Order of Eastern Star picnic will be held at Clear Creek on Thursday June 23 with members and their families meeting at the Masonic temple at six o'clock before proceeding to the creek. The notice arrives from Winslow via Joe City A I McLaws.
Lon Chaney stars in Mr Wu at the Acme Theatre in a daring role using heavy makeup to portray a Mandarin mastermind. The plot centers on revenge against a family with a dramatic climax pitting a woman's intuition against Oriental wisdom and risking her son's life.
Earle Nelson, 80, linked to two Winnipeg killings, identified in Buffalo by Bertillion measurements from photos. He used the alias Charles Harrison and was identified as the man who on May 30 murdered Mrs. Jennie Randolph, a homemaker.
James A. Sutherland a former resident of Winslow was slightly injured in an automobile wreck near San Bruno California early last week. He rushed to a hospital with an injured man he had just extricated from the wreckage and his car overturned after arriving at the scene. He was with friends who suffered only minor cuts and bruises.
A dated remark attributed to Sir Harry Lauder encourages finding enjoyment in employment, reflecting a lighthearted historical sentiment on work and personal attitude. Sir Harry Lauder, a famed Scottish entertainer, is associated with the publication of such proverbs.
New York markets ended the session heavily lower after a morning of gains as rumors of higher broker loans circulated. Totals rose to 3 159 876 000 with a new all time high, while a third weekly deficit in reserves sparked initial selling before call money firmed at 4 percent. General Motors, U S Steel, and Houston Oil led the sector decline as traders adjusted positions.
General Motors eased from 204 1 2 to 200 3 4 and rose to 201 3 4, down 1 1 4. U S Steel slipped to 120 1 2, closing a fraction above. Houston rallied to 164, then 159 3 4, up 4 1 8. Several preferred and common issues hit new peaks while others like Wabash and Western Maryland weakened. Auto makers faced pressure from White Motor rumors. several issues reached new highs before fading. Call money stayed around 4 percent. rates on bankers' acceptances edged up slightly. Most commodities closed higher. sterling near 4 85 1 4 and French francs about 2 91 3 8 cents.
NEW YORK June 20 AP copper steady at 12.50 for spot and futures tin quiet at 67.75 spot and 64.62 August iron steady lead 6.40 zinc steady east St. Louis 6.20 6.25 antimony spot 12.50 quicksilver 115.00
Kansas City markets show cattle and hogs steady to mixed on June 20 AP notes with cattle mostly steady to weak and calves 2000 head, heifers and yearlings uneven, slaughter cows and bulls weaker. Hogs 6000 head steady to lower with slight gains for light fats while sheep and lambs decline, top Colorado lambs at 15.35 and natives around 14.50.
Department of the Interior gives notice of three year stock raising proof for Eli jah S. Rushing Winslow Arizona to be filed before July 2, 1927. Also a summons in Navajo County Superior Court to quiet title to Lots 11 and 12 in Hicks Addition Winslow against W R Carman and others with appearances required within twenty to thirty days.
A nationwide study shows wool in a strong position with cleanups of raw wools in Texas and rapid buyer movement northward. Prices were fully up and buyers are moving freely.
B P D Elks No 588 meet every Thursday at 8 00 p m Wietelas brothers especially welcome Exalted Ruler D McCauley Custodian T Isherwood
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