Stock list moves in a narrow range with small gains
Stocks held a narrow trading range in early today with little overall change. General Motors eased to 1871 2, United States Steel rose to 140, American Can to 94, and Union Carbide led gains near high ground while Allied Chemical and Eastman Kodak moved higher. Woolworth July sales rose 2.07 percent year over year despite fewer Saturdays.
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United Press
New York
General Motors
United States Steel
American Can
Chrysler Corporation
Eastman Kodak
American Linseed
Allied Chemical
Union Carbide
International Nickel
International Combustion
Wall Street Journal
Financial Review Today
American Ice
Coty
Otis Elevator
Radio
Greene Cananea
Kennecott
Montgomery Ward
Woolworth
Atchison
Atl Coast Line
Ealt & Ohio
Pete
Canadian Pac
Chesa & Ohio
Alton
Dell & Hudso
Wee del Lacka
Erie
United States
Ene Steel
Lima
Vana Motors
Um Corp
Am Bosch
Stromber
Cart
Willys-Overland
Wees Motor
Ain Vomitt & Rig
Calumet & Ariz
Cerro de Pasco
Chile
Greene
Inspiration
Miami Co
Texas Gu Sui
Barnsdale
Freeport-Tex
Houston Os
Indo Oil
Lago Oil & Trace
an-Am Pet
Phillips Race
Union of Cal
Royal Date
Dav
Dupont
Int Harvester
Lambert
Loews
Ace
Kelvinator
Ward
Nateres
Owens Pittsbury Coal
Radio Corp Real Eee
Rem
Sears Roebuck
Uni Pipe
Stesee
Wee
U i CsIr Pipe
Eee
US Leather
Indus Alco. Ae
Lll
Warner Bros
Wright Sseee
Utilities
Am Oe & Tel
Rks Oe Aee
Brklyn-Manh” T
Oun
Ge&e
Ees
Bank and Treasury Reports From Major U S Cities
Indianapolis reports bank clearings of 6110000 with debits of 6365000 while New York shows clearings at 484000000 and federal balance of 91000000. Pittsburgh and Washington also publish totals and treasury balance. foreign exchange rates in New York list sterling at 4.85 and marks at 23.83 cents.
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United Press
New York
Belga
Stock market gains amid rising public participation
In New York on August 6 Thomson McKinnon notes growing market activity as public participation increases amid an improving industrial outlook. Cautions persist about credit conditions and money market strain, suggesting investors should liquidate long positions while bulges occur.
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Thomson & McKinnon
New York
Learn to Swim Free at Rhodius Park Pool
The city recreation department offers a free learn to swim campaign this week at Rhodius Park. Free lessons run daily from 10 am to 5 pm with two instructors guiding all ages and both sexes.
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Rhodius Park
Rhodius Pool
Arrest in disturbance at Indiana State Farm
Fred Kanden of Kokomo was arrested in Indianapolis after disturbances at the Putnamville State Farm in Indiana. He rented a car, wrecked a titleed vehicle with liquor near Stilesville, was hurt, and reportedly appeared at the state farm with a revolver. State farm officials call him demented. emergency squads tracked him on National Road without success.
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Indiana State Farm
Putnamville
Fred Kanden
Kokomo
Indianapolis
Kanden
Saunders System
Danville
Ind
Stilesville
State Farm
National Rd
Markets and prices in New York and Cleveland reports
The dispatch lists wholesale prices for meats, dairy, and produce with varied regional quotes. It notes flour pork lard and sugar futures, coffee, tobacco, and cheese values, plus poultry, eggs, butter, potatoes, and berries with specific bid quotes for Leghorn hens, roosters, geese, ducks, and broilers. The Cleveland figures cover extra, firsts, and ordinaries for butter and poultry as of August.
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Wisconsin
New York
Indianapolis
Tataia
United Press
York
Midwest
Rio
Santos
Long Island
Young Americas
Jersey
Southern
Specia
Pacific Coast
Cleveland
U. S
Virginia
Births Report From Local Hospitals Names Numerous Newborns
A long list of births is recorded with multiple families and addresses including Coleman Hospital and city hospital. Names include Maurice Van Kirk, Harriet Van Kirk, Israel Martin, Frances Martin, and many others across several streets and wards.
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Maurice
Harriet van Kirk
Byram
Israel
Frances Martin
Bello Gottlieb
Sophia
Oakland
Chester
Leola Jordan
Fayette
Audrey Cunningham
Methodist Hospital
Wont
Virginia Mutter
Methodist
Bex
Louise Johnson
Methodist Hosal
S Charles and
Mary Munsch
Buchanan William
Anna Guy
Haugh
Henry
Carrie Stewart
Maple
Alton
Bertha Guyton
City Hospital
Harry and
Evelyn Fowler
Lloyd and
Lelia Taylor
Luke and
May Lewis
Gadis and
Clara Berry
N. Rural
Vaughn
Daisy Tobey
Park
Claude and
Frances Whitaker
N.warman
Francis
Frank Payne
E. South
Roy
Sarah Springer
Chelsa Rd
Robert and
Sylvia Brummer
Coleman
William and
Marie Trimble
W. Market
Freeman
Josephine Lee
Multiple Nineteenth Century Deaths Linked to Cardiac and Pulmonary Diseases
A list details numerous individuals with ages and addresses, noting causes of death such as myocarditis acute cardiac dilatation arteriosclerosis pulmonary tuberculosis and related heart and lung ailments. Names include Albert F. Lytle Grace F. Frazier Vincent s angina Catherine Chesterfield Houston Newby Mary Parrish Julie Wade George J. Dunn and others with various street addresses and institutions.
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Albert F. Lytle
Pennsylvania
Grace F. Frazier
Methodist Hospital
Vincent's Angina
Hn B. Sauer
Napoleon
Carrollton
Castella Temple
Catherine Chesterfield
N. Noble
Houston Newby
West North
Mary Parrish
N. Capitol
Julie Wade
George J. Dunn
West Pratt
Ehristopher “Griffith
Stopher
Cotton futures open lower on New York market
United LOTTON OPENING reports New York cotton futures sliding at the open. October 19.55, down .13. December 19.50, down .04. January 19.44, down .04. March 19.50, down .06. May 19.50, down (incomplete).
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United Lotton
New York
Wheat Crop Favorable Lets Prices Slide On Trade
Chicago reports generally favorable crop conditions that pushed wheat lower on the Board of Trade. Corn and oats moved differently with ongoing liquidation and prices slipping for corn while oats edged down slightly and provisions rose sharply. Kansas floods disrupt Kansas crops as harvests are anticipated.
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United Press
Chicago
Board of Trade
Kansas City
Kansas
Steady Trade At Stockyards Amid Large Receipts
The local livestock market opened steady across divisions. Hog receipts about 5,000 with 300 holdovers. top at 11.85. Chicago prices opened slow to 10 cents higher. loads 180-200 lb sold 11.55 to 11.60. Total yard arrivals around 31,000 with feeders and beef cattle showing varied steady to higher prices. beef steers 13.50 to 16.25, cows 8.50 to 11, vealers 16.50 to 18, and sheep and lambs largely unchanged with top at 14.25 and fat lambs 139 to 14.50.
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Chicago
Bu United Preas
Cleveland
Aus
Livestock Receipts and Prices Across Markets
Hogs receipts around 31 000 with market fairly active and several weights rising above Priday's average. Top price 11.50 for choice hogs 180 225 lbs. Cattle and calves show gains with best beef steers near 16.55 and vealers up to 17.50. Sheep and lambs in demand with fat lambs up to 15.65 and ewes around 4.75 to 7.75 at various weights. Across markets from East Buffalo to Cleveland and Toledo, buyers push prices higher on strong demand for heavier and quality lots.
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United Press
Priday
Seieg Leas
City in Brief: Garden Club visit to Camp Gridley
The Municipal Gardens Woman's Club toured Camp Gridley on White River for a picnic supper with inspections, parade, boat review, canoe titling and contests for visiting boys. Irvington Republican Club plans a visit to State Senator Fred M. Dickerman at his home with a broken leg. Armistead Anderson, 31, was arrested on embezzlement after allegedly admitting $85 stolen from Standard Grocery. Sherman Norris, 2848 Wighland Pl., held after stabbing Harry Ballinger in the hand with scissors.
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Municipal Gardens Woman’s Club
Camp
Gridley
Naval Reserve
White River
Irvington
Republican Club
Fred M. Dickerman
Lowell Ave
Armistead Anderson
W. Thirty-Third St
Standard
Clifton St
Sherman Norris
Wighland Pl
Harry Ballinger
W. Twenty-Seventh St
Norris
Foot Contest Finals Open to Indianapolis Women
The contest invites any Indianapolis girl or woman to enter with entries accepted until 1 p.m. Wednesday. Free foot photography is offered at The Times office from 11:30 to 1 on Tuesday or Wednesday. Dr Joseph Lelyveld of the Podiatrist Association directs the event.
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Indianapolis
Times Office
Joseph Lelyveld
The
Podiatrist Association
Hese
Bonita Klotsche
Taft St
Twighla Keller
N. Belle Vieu Avt
Miss Keller
Edward Giper
Broad Ripple Park
Foot Doctors Open Session Prepares 1929 Convention
The national executive council of the Association of Chiropodists-Podiatrists completed a financial and business program for the annual session of delegates in Lincoln. Indiana podiatrists named Dr. S. P. Osborn president. officers include Dr. Schmidt first vice president and Dr. Elson second vice president. Ft. Wayne will host the 1929 convention.
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Association of Chiropodists-Podiatrists
Houses of Delegates
Lincoln
Indiana Association of Podiatrists
S. P. Osborn
Wayne
Indiana Association
C. M. Wilder
Indianapolis
O. 5
Ft. Wayne
C. L. Snyder
South Bend
Dan R. Tucker
Dr. Clements
Snick
Weigner
Miller-Wohl Company Leases Chicago Storefronts
Miller-Wohl Company Inc owner of a ladies wear shop at 45 E. Washington St. Chicago has leased the former Warming ton store site at State and Washington for more than 2.5 million dollars. The lease covers basement to fourth floor with 33 cent frontage on State St. and plans to open three additional stores this fall in Indiana Ohio and Iowa reaching twenty five stores by year end.
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Miller-Wohl Company, Inc
Washington St
Warmington
State and
Washington Sts
Chicago
Miller-Wohl Company
State St
Indiana
Ohio
Iowa
Bain Bridge C. Trennan Reaches 112 Reading Without Glasses
In Phoenix Md on August 6 Bain Bridge C. Trennan marked his 112th birthday by reading a newspaper without spectacles. He wore glasses at age 60 but stopped wearing them as they bothered him.
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Phoenix
Bainbridge C. Trennan
Sugar Opening Notes Futures Rise Early in New York
Futures opened higher with mixed quotes in New York markets. Prices shown include March and January contracts trading around the low to mid thirties, reflecting early commodity activity for sugar.
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Ws Ie
Indianapolis seen as hub for air line ventures
City promoters report rising interest from Helium Company Detroit Sky View Lines American Airports Corporation and other firms in establishing aerial routes and facilities in Indianapolis. A Hampton Virginia firm seeks a private plane factory here while a Detroit company negotiates a million dollar tri motor production plant creating hundreds of jobs.
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Helium Company
Louisville
Sky View Lines, Inc
Detroit
American Airports Corporation
New York
Indianapolis
Hampton
Industrial Commission
Three Congress Lame Ducks Added After Recent Primaries
Washington reports three members join the lame duck ranks after last week’s primaries. Finis Garrett, long time House minority leader, failed to defeat Senator McKellar in Tennessee. Eugene Black of Clarksville Texas and Tom Blanton of Texas also exit.
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Times Special
Washington
Congressional Lame Duck Club
Finis Garrett
House
Senator McKellar
Tennessee
Garrett
Congress
Eugene Black
Clarksville
Texas
Tom Blanton
Senate
McKellar
Black
Wright Patman
Texarkana
Patman
Blanton
Earle Mayfield
Tom Connally
Mayfiel
Connally
Mayfield
Seven Suspects Arrested In City Burglary Ring
Seven burglary suspects were arrested after a weekend spree. Two 16 year olds fled a grocery at Churchman Ave and Raymond St with 1.14 in pennies. they were intercepted by Walter Stalhut and William Hornbroke who held them until police arrived. John Sullivan, 19, of Shelby St, arrested on burglary charges, admitted breaking into Herman Grothe poolroom twice last month.
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Arthur Pritchard
Churchman Ave
Raymond St
Walter Stalhut
John Sullivan
Shelby St
Sullivan
Grain Market Estimates Signal World Wheat Surplus
Thomson reports United States wheat yield around 850 million and Canada about 550 million, totaling 1.4 billion. After deducting 750 million for home use, the U S and Canada combined show a surplus near world needs. The figures are unofficial but reflect cautious importer policy and limited crop rallies.
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Thomson
Chicago
United States
Canada
Halsey Stuart to Offer $30 Million Short-Term Issue
Chicago firm Halsey, Stuart & Co. will offer a $30,000,000 middle West Utilities short term note issue. The $514 per cent serial notes mature $10,000,000 each from 1929 to 1931. The deal marks the largest issue of its kind since bond market quieted due to higher money rates.
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Times
Chicago
Middle West Utilities Company
Halsey, Stuart & Co
Seasonal Produce Price List with Regional Varieties
A detailed list of fruits and vegetables with crate and per unit prices. Items include apples from New Fancy and seasonal varieties, apricots, berries, melons, grapes, lemons, oranges, peaches, pears, plums, raspberries, watermelons, and many vegetables priced by crate, bushel, dozen, or each, reflecting regional sources from California to Georgia and beyond.
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Crete
Indiana
California
Georgia
Jamaica
Honean
Southern
Florida
Jimmy Walker Is Home
New York Mayor James J. Walker returned to work convinced the nation wants no Prohibition and that liquor should be stopped in New York. He predicts Governor Smith will carry most western states this fall after secretive return from the Southwest and western Canada.
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New York
United Press
James J. Walker
Smith
Walker
Southwest
West Coast
Canada
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Banks and Exchange
Federal Reserve Credit
Learing
Pittsburgh
Eet Press
Sila
Clearing House
Treasury
Ashin'ington
C' Oms
Consol Gas
Elec Pow & Interboro
Nor Am Co
Nat
Aes
Ais West Union Tel
United Fruit
Austin Nic
Roducts
Fleischmann
Jones Bros
Zy Nail Biscuit
Nat Dairy
Postum_ Co
Ward Baking
Sumatra
Genera Cigar
Lorillardig & Meyers
R J Reynolds
United Gar
Ask
Central Life
Central Ind Power
Cities Service Co
Com
Circle Theater Co
Steel Citizen Gas Co
Citizens Gas
Commonwealth Gas Co
Equitable Pennantee Co
Indiana Indiana Co
Indianapolis Gas Co
Indiana Service Corp
Pfi
Northwestern
Indpls
Wel
Ln. Assn
Eaith & Sons Rey Co
Real Silk Hos Co
Union Trac
Vf Co
Union de
R_R & Stk
Broad Riple Ae
Ted Gas
Ind Power Co
Citizens Gas Co
Home
T & of
Ft. ‘Wayne
Wee Indiana Hotel Co
Trac
Ry Itio
Ind Service Corp
Indpls Power
Ind Union Trac
Liberty Loan
U & Treasury Treasury Eee
U S Treasury
S . S Seceeves
Ae Sanaa
N. Y
Bridgeport
Mary Promitis
Joe Reynolds
Cornposes
Racaipta
Ay United Preas
Buffalo
United
Toledo
Bu United Press
National Association of Chiropodists-Podiatrists
Osbow
Air Lines
Chamber of Commerce
Herman Grothe
Graham-Paige Company
N. Capitol Ave
J. W. Hensley
Eighteenth St
All Times Special
Halsey
Stuart
Chicago Company
Commission
Mississippi
Louisiana
Michigan
Hoa
Aroun
Sweden
Renee
Canes
Mc Garlic
Jimmy Walker
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