Stock market chars irregular as selective oils, rail, and tech slide
New York traders faced a selective, mixed session with weakness in oil and motor shares hitting new lows while tobacco and utility stocks led declines. Credit conditions remained easy at 4 percent. volume stayed below 2 million.
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New York
Western Railroad
United Steel Corporation
Ford
Motor Group
Department of Commerce
Marland
Atlantic Refining
California Petroleum
General Asphalt
Phillips Petoleum
General Railway
Thats Group
American Can
American Railway Express
Adams Express
American Chicle
Bayak Cigar
Eastman Kodak
Market Street Railway
Union ‘Carbide
Central Leather
Radio’ ‘Corporation
Paramount Famous Players
St. Paul
Interstate Commerce Commission
Western Pacific
Bangor
Wheat market declines amid favorable Kansas harvest prospects
Chicago reports show better winter wheat conditions and progress in Kansas threshing, pressuring prices. Wheat closes unsettled as optimism for larger Kansas yields meets ongoing hedging and softer Gulf export premiums with signals of rising European and Argentina shipments.
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Chicago
Kansas
Gulf of Mexico
Liverpool
Argentina
Europe
Bisbee Youth Wins National Chemistry Essay Contest
Frank Whitley of Bisbee, son of K S Whitely, a Calumet and Arizona Mining executive, is named one of six national winners in the American Chemical Society essay contest for high school students. His 2400 word paper on Chemistry in the Mining Industry cites the New Cornelia Copper Company plant in Rio, Ariz. The award includes four years of tuition and a $2000 prize.
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Bisbee
Frank Whitley
K. S. Whitely
Calumet and Arizona Mining Company
Bisbee High School
American Chemical Society
Sis
United States
Whiteley
New Cornelia Copper Company
Rjo Ariz
Arizona
University of Arizona
Panhandle oil boom towns surge with feverish growth
In the Panhandle oil fields of Clarendon Pampa and Borger operations erupt as thousands flood in. Oil derricks loom, trucks bog down, and workers rush to build pipelines and a six story office. Population races from 1,200 to 10,000 in months amid hotel sprees and multi million dollar developments.
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Clarendon College
Panhandle College
Pampa
Borger
Clarendon
Panhandle
Yukon
Ixampa
Kansas City
Ife
Santa Fe
Kansas City Livestock Prices Reported Across Cattle Hogs and Sheep
Cattle 5000 head and calves 1000. fed steers and yearlings active and firm to higher. Grass cattle steady. slaughter cows slow. bulls down to 15 cents. Hogs 8000 head. prices mostly steady to 10 cents lower. top 8.95 for 190-230 lb class. Sheep 6000 head. killing classes steady. native lambs to 14 dollars. Texas yearlings around 10.0 to 10.40.
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Kansas City
Texas
Wheat pulls near shipping gap with Chicago for July
Market notes show Kansas City wheat near a shipping differential with Chicago for July delivery. Corn and oats stayed firm with weather in the corn belt favorable but forecasts of decreased corn receipts after the week. Provisions held steady amid limited selling.
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Kansas City
Chicago
Metal Market Brief Shows Mixed Copper and Tin
New York copper steady at 12.50 for spot and futures while tin remains firm near 67.87 1 2. Iron and lead hold steady. zinc quiet in the east with St Louis quotes around 6.26 and antimony at 12.37 1 2.
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New York
St. Louis
Indian Student Killed Crossing Train Near Valentine
Special to the Daily Mail reports Steven Antone, a Talon Canyon Indian school student and noted half mile runner, was instantly killed near Valentine when he tried to cross in front of a Santa Fe passenger train. Witnesses say he raced ahead for some distance, then tripped and fell before the engine. He had won many prizes and was being trained for state fair events.
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The
Daily Mail
Steven Antone
Talon Canyon
Valentine Yesteray
Santa Fe
Antone
Fratricide Goes on Trial in Prescott
Prescott report says a double panel of jurors will begin selecting twelve for the first fratricide trial here in years. Joe Contreras, Santa Fe railroad car inspector, faces murder charges in the killing of Frank Contreras and is expected to seek self defense. Two revolvers were found on the victim's body minutes after the shooting. Contreras is the second of four defendants to face trial. others include Pabling Jauriqui and Nee Newman in separate murder cases.
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Prescott
Joe Contreras
Santa Pe
Frank Contreras
Contreras
Pabling Jauriqui
Jerome Mexican
Nee Newmen
Phoenix
Rmaurder
Sherwin Rigwins
Avizons enjoying good mining farming and building conditions
Avizons reports very good mining and farming conditions during Slay with construction of a tourist hotel mile from the city to begin soon. Phoenix permits totaled $146 in May with $29 on ore.
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Nowales
Phoenix
Tombstone
Cloudbursts threaten lower Rio Grande valley villages
Severe cloudbursts along the Rio Grande and in Tamaulipas Mexico raise flood fears in the lower valley. Edinburg and Camargo flood despite floodgate work. Hidalgo rail service halted as San Juan river swelled to 35 feet and the Hidalgo-Reynosa bridge saw rising water.
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Brownsville
Tex
Rio Grande
Severa
Tamaupilas
Mexico
Sanderson
del Rio
San Juan River
Rio Grande City
Edinburg
Cambargo
Tamaulipas
Camargo
Hidalgo-Reynosa
Beating and shooting end in double tragedy in Arizona
In Yuma on June 22 AP reports William Terry, after beating his wife the mother of eight, chased her into the street where she screamed to alert neighbors, then fatally wounded her and killed himself by shooting twice. The incident followed weeks of unspecified trouble.
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Yuma
William Terry
Terry
Man Fined for Liquor Possession and Alleged Domestic Attack
A man was fined 75 dollars for possessing intoxicating liquor and accused of assaulting his wife, chasing her with a revolver upon entering a house, and firing twice on the sidewalk while intoxicated. Police report confirm liquor influence. Also noted are the completion of a 150-ton lead roaster at American Smelting and Refining Co and 7000 acres of cantaloupe and honeydew cultivation in Salt River Valley.
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Terry
Ethel
Ajo—El.Paso Smelting Works
American Smelting and Refining Company
Classified Advertisements Notice for Publication
Department of the Interior U S Land Office at Phoenix Arizona May 19 1927 notice is hereby given that Elijah S Rushing of Winslow Arizona who on March 30 1922 made original stock raising homestead entry No 051301 for all of Section Township 20 N Range 16 B G and S R Meridian has filed notice of intention to make Three Year Proof to establish claim to the land above described before D W Easley U S Commissioner at Holbrook Arizona on the 2nd day of July 1927 Claimant names as witnesses H R Pitts Julia F Mahoney J B Williams and Frank Holloway all of Winslow Arizona Henry A Morgan Register 1st pub May 31 last pub July 1
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Elijah S. Rushing
Winslow
Arizona
G. & S. R. Meridian
D. W. Easley
U. S
Holbrook
H. R. Pitts
Julia F. Mahoney
J. B. Williams
Frank Holloway
Henry A. Morgan
Register
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Bisbee Youth
William L. Stidger
Dearborn Independent
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Pinampa
France
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Kansas City Livestock
OJ Williams
Q.T
Dot
Ken
Mom Dot
Sol Thought
Loo
Amy Wewer
Chick
el By
Taylor
William
Zack
AIG Xe
Gentul
Ka-Ma- Boy
Lynn
Williams
AEG. U
NEA Service, Inc
U.S
Salt River Valley
Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Speer
Australia
Laker Bross
West Std
St. See
Harvey
Ed Aughbrey
Kinstey Avenue
West 2Nd St
West Aspinwall
Cinders
Chas Daze
A. JumeBry
W. L Jones
Amarillo
Lave
Berkovitz Trading Company, Inc
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