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Newspaper
Winslow Daily Mail
Location
Winslow, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1927
Page
7
Trading remained light and largely professional as warnings from large houses curbed commitments. The week closed with a fourth straight weekly deficit in clearing, while bond flotations shrank and call money held at 4 percent.
Chicago grain markets drift lower as hot sunny conditions favor wheat and corn progress. Wheat finishes unsettled with modest declines while corn drops 1 3 4 to 2 3 4 cents and oats move with corn. Provisions hold or slip, reflecting weaker grain values and hog prices. Reports say wheat harvest outlook is strong and export demand may rise, with one Chicago house selling 120000 bushels to Europe.
Kansas City market report shows cattle with steers and yearlings mixed across grades, calves and stockers steady to weak, heavy steers around 13.50, grain fed 10 to 12.50, grassers 7.50 to 8.50, vealers 11 to 11.50. hogs mostly steady to 10 cents lower, tops 8.65 for 190 200 lb. range. lambs and sheep easing about 25 to 40 cents, natives top around 14.60, top wethers 7.25, Colorado prices noted.
Contracts were announced to purchase Thompson seedless grapes from four Yuma mesa vineyards at 200 dollars per ton on the vine. The grapes are already moving and are believed to be among the first shipments to eastern markets.
A June notice list shows a wanted 4 or 5 room furnished house at 4512 Hollis St Oakland CA contact 107 E Oak St. Found fraternity pin call mail office identify. Lost diamond ring large size near Clear Creek reward notify Daily Mail or Mrs F E Sanders 615 Kinsley. Also ads for Kolpik Cloth ice saver sales agency in Phoenix and expert service for adding machines and typewriters at 310 West Second Street.
New York June 25 AP reports a check to stock price gains, a drop in leading commodity prices, higher time money rates, and a surge in Italian life insurance rates to seven year highs. Bond prices were modestly resistant as dealers shed securities. rails and specialties posted new highs while overall volume weakened. Wheat and corn fell about 11 cents, cotton and coffee eased slightly, and a temporary stabilization plan around 5 1 2 cents surprised traders.
Charles Williams, sought by Prescott police for crimes in Denver, was arrested 12 miles east of Flagstaff by Deputy Sheriff Art Vandevier. Williams flagged the deputy for a ride and was taken to the county jail in Flagstaff then moved to Prescott that night.
Police under Chief Percy Bowden advance to Chiricahua to clear 15 discharged Southern Pacific workers who resisted exit from company cabins. Mexican laborers fled. wives packed belongings and were later ordered off railroad property. Authorities also uncovered a cache of arms and supplies linked to Gandaro's party. Gandaro held on $5,080 bond.
Eli jah S. Rushing of Winslow Arizona, holder of stock raising homestead entry No 051301 for Section 8, Township 20 North Range 16 East, G and S R Meridian, files intent to prove up land before D W Easley at Holbrook Arizona on July 2 1927. Witnesses H R Pitts Julia F Mahoney J B Williams and Frank Holloway all of Winslow. Henry A Morgan Register. Last pub July 1 1927.
Jose Gandaro, a painter from El Paso Texas, was arrested in Tucson by Department of Justice officers. He was arraigned before US Commissioner Edwin F. Jetes and charged with violating U S neutrality laws. The complaint alleges he organized an armed invasion of Mexico on May 25 and equipped his expedition with arms on June 10 and 17. Border Patrol officers cooperated in the case.
Classified advertisements list a barber shop in Flagstaff with owner not a barber and box 1173 Flagstaff Ariz. entries show sale or rent of rooms at 418 West 3rd St Jung 22 23 24 25 26 28 and second hand ice box for $10 at 314 Williamson with June 25 26 dates and miscellaneous lines about starting a business and hunting a job.
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