Stocks Hold At Opening As Pan American Drop Shocks Wall Street
Early trading shows strength in the main stock list but weakness in special issues after news of Pan American Petroleum and Transport founder R L Doheny's retirement. Pan American B falls to 74 1 2, and Wilson preferred slides near 9 amid reorganization fears.
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Baldwin
American Can
General Electric
Local Bank Clearings Report Thursday
Thursday bank clearings reached 2.626 million dollars with debits totaling 5.575 million dollars across the reporting period.
Markets Report Shows Mixed Poultry and Dairy Prices
Indianapolis and Cleveland market notes list poultry prices for fowls ducks geese springs and turkeys with roosters, butterfat and creamery butter quotes, cheese and potato values, and New York and Pacific coast price movements for flour pork lard sugar coffee tallow hay and butter receipts. The report covers multiple regions with varied quotations and receipts.
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Shippers Forecast to Be Issued This Spring by Weather Bureau
The Weather Bureau announced that shippers forecasts will be issued this spring unless freezing conditions are expected. The forecast for today indicates all directions above freezing.
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Exhibition Baseball Scores and Lineups Across Cities
A scattered summary of April 2 exhibition baseball games with lineups and players listed for teams in Atlanta Toronto Jacksonville Los Angeles San Francisco New Orleans Dallas and Chicago. The report names players like Stewart Satterfield McLaughlin Brock Fullerton Wood Ross Welzer Ellis Chase Ducote Wingard Grant Dixon May Wingo Vernon Smith Gooch Murphy and several others across multiple venues.
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Grains Fall on Heavy Selling at Chicago Board
The Board of Trade saw a slump as corn and wheat closed lower amid very active selling. Wheat weakened on reports of beneficial rains in the southwest, raising expectations of drouth relief. Liverpool futures were fractionally higher earlier but turned sharply lower by 2 p.m. Domestic cash demand weakened corn and oats while provisions rose on brisk foreign buying.
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Grain and commodity price report from Chicago market
Chicago April 2 market notes show mixed moves in grain and livestock futures. Wheat and corn edge higher while oats, rye, and fats ease. contracts list bid, ask, and close figures for May July and Sept delivery amid modest volatility.
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Farmers Rejoice Over Million Dollar Rain
Farmers in the southwest welcomed relief from a long drought as the weather bureau reported widespread rain across the wheat belt. Amounts varied from a fraction of an inch to two inches in Western Kansas, with showers also in Oklahoma and good rains in Eastern Colorado, Wyoming, Eastern Montana, and Western Nebraska.
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Local law student faces judge over courtroom remark
Prosecutor Arthur Dinsmore brought Barney Fears before Judge Harry O. Chamberlin after Fears, a relative of Deila Vandiver, allegedly shouted I will get you and that old judge following a divorce trial. Fears denied making the remark.
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Agriculture to cross breed reindeer and caribou
Fairbanks Alaska April 2. The Department of Agriculture will attempt cross breeding of reindeer and caribou this year. Officials expect the offspring to be twice as strong and heavy as the reindeer used for work in Arctic regions.
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London phone service boss urges end to jokes
London April 2 The shan ager of London's telephone service demands that all jokes about poor telephone service cease. He says that for every 100 000 local calls there are only four written complaints.
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Fights Erupt in Japanese Diet Session
In Tokyo on April 2 the Diet chamber saw several bitter fist fights among members. Guards attempting to separate combatants were severely injured as the brawls disrupted proceedings and highlighted tensions within the session.
Hog and cattle market rounds for the day
Hog prices topped at 13.40 for choice heavies with bulk at 13.25 to 13.30 and light hogs around 13.25. Pigs stable, sows 12 to 12.75, and stags quoted. Cattle receipts about 900 with steers at 10.50 to 10.75 and cows and heifers 6.50 to 9.50. Calves steady at 8.00 to 14.50 for best veals. sheep and lambs nominal due to light demand.
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Chicago and East St Louis Livestock Markets April Report
Receipts include cattle 8 000 in Chicago market with steady to higher prices for fed steers and better grades. hogs about 15 000 with 25 to 50 cent gains and top around 13 50. sheep 16 000 steady with buyers favoring heavier lambs and choice weights. East St Louis shows cattle 1 000 with calves strong and hogs up. Buffalo and Pittsburgh reports mixed gains and steady to higher values across cattle sheep and hogs.
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Local Wagon Wheat Prices Reported in Indianapolis
Local wagon wheat figures show prices around $1.65 for No 2 red and related grains in Indianapolis markets. Other grain categories move accordingly as buyers and sellers gauge early-season demand.
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Speed law loophole draws scrutiny as arrests rise
Auto crashes flood Indianapolis scene with injuries and one fatality. Among those hurt were seven others as a speeding crackdown links to a new court arrangement. Prosecution and police disagree over enforcement while victims’ families cope with tragedy and ongoing investigations.
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Denver Artist in Indianapolis for Pershing Portrait Studies
Denver artist Lindneux travels to Washington to study Gen. John J. Pershing and staff for a historical canvas depicting a ruined Argonne village. Commissioned by a group of supporters after Pershing saw his Buffalo Bill painting. An exhibit of about forty paintings, including Western Pep, opens at Pettis gallery for two weeks.
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Amateur builders surge housing on Vienna outskirts
Vienna reports a surge of improvised housing as unemployment drives many amateur builders to construct their own homes. Forty small villages have sprung up on the city’s outskirts, reflecting a widespread housing response to job shortages.
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Government panel may control diamond prices in SA
Johannesburg April 2. A government board may regulate diamond prices under a bill introduced to grant broad powers over the industry.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
Five Women In Court Face Charges Monday Arraignment
Five women appear on the Criminal Court arraignment calendar before Judge James A. Collins Monday at 9 am. Three are free on $1,000 bonds. Cases involve Mrs Blanche Marie Lawson petit and grand larceny burglary Mary Bohr unlawful possession of a still Anna Dugan embezzlement grand larceny Lillian Smith assault and battery with intent to kill Hazel Dunlap vehicle taking grand larceny unlawful possession.
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Yale Wonder Student Ashburn Plans Writing and Teaching Career
Frank Davis Ashburn of Yale, 22, known as the campus “wonder student,” balances athletics, poetry, journalism, and Rhodes scholarship. He urges peers to be themselves, keep humor, and pursue varied interests while aiming to write and teach after gaining more knowledge.
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Chapman Tries to Cinch Alibi in Murder Trial
Gerald Chapman testifies denying New Britain presence and murder linkage while admitting knowledge of Walter Shean. He claims travel across Springfield Holyoke to New York and Brooklyn on Oct. 12 and dismisses probing questions with sarcasm as prosecutors press for his past life details. The court scene shows Chapman evading answers despite state witnesses tying him to the crime.
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City Manager Plan Gains Support From Indianapolis Labor
A letter from labor groups urges adoption of a city manager government in Indianapolis citing $45,000,000 annual city expenditures and mismanagement. It argues competent administration benefits all workers, raises taxes and costs without reforms, and notes 800 cities already operate under the plan with trusted local volunteers.
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New Methodist Church Planned at Fifty First Street Site
Methodist bodies will discuss organizing a new M E Church at Fifty First Street and Central Avenue. The City Council and Extension Society of the Methodist Episcopal church will meet Sunday at the Masonic Temple Forty Second Street and College Avenue for a sermon and planning session.
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