Utilities Hit Stocks Hard Amid Broad Market Pressure
Stocks drifted to new lows despite attempts to rally with trading volume rising briefly. United States Steel fell over a point to about 165, while General Electric American Can and Radio slipped one to more than two points amid concerns over slack steel output drought and lower car canning demand.
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United Press
New York
United States Steel
General Electric
American Can
Radio
Continental Can
J. I. Case
Allied Chemical
Republic Iron and Steel
Atchison
Consolidated Gas
Fruit and vegetable price list from Marion county market
A dense timetable of farm produce prices listing fruits and vegetables by type, region, and unit. Items include apples Duchess Carson and Royal varieties, Michigan berries, California grapes and oranges, cantaloupes Arkansas standards, and assorted vegetables with Marion county weights and crate or bushel units.
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Duchess
Carson
Michigan
California
Gan
Imperial Valley
Arkansas
Indiana Flats
Valencia
Geoa
Hiley Bell
Alberta
Bartlett
Hogs and cattle market moves at Union Stockyards and Chicago trade
Hog prices at Union Stockyards steady with weights 160 to 260 pounds selling 9.50 to 9.75, receipts about 5 000. Cattle and calves show mixed results with good grades steady and sheep lambs lower. Chicago hog receipts total 23 000 with holdovers 4 000 and lightweights 9.60 to 9.65. Meat trades reflect slow activity and varied earnings across financials and utilities.
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Union
Chicago
Heavy selling trims gains in grain market
United Press reports on August 7 at Chicago Board of Trade heavy profit taking and buying pressure pushed wheat down about four cents and corn 4 to 4.5 cents from morning highs while oats slipped slightly. Provisions remained strong as foreign markets rose on North American strength with cash prices mixed and receipts varying across regions.
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United Press
Chicago
Board of Trade
North America
Liverpool
Winnipeg
Canadian Northwest
Illinois
Nebraska
City in Brief: Local Personnel and Notices
O L Ferguson division manager of Westinghouse Electric Supply Company recovering at Methodist hospital after appendicitis surgery. Ralph J Sears Anderson electrician files voluntary bankruptcy in federal court with liabilities 3364 and assets 300. A playset meet of the McGuffeyites at Brookside Park at 1 30 Saturday afternoon.
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O. L. Ferguson
Westinghouse Electric Supply Company
Madison Avenue
Methodist Hospital
Ralph J. Sears
Anderson Electrician
McGuffeyites
Brookside Park
SITE OF I T U OFFICE STUDIED FOR MOVE TO ANOTHER CITY
Investigation into moving the International Typographical Union headquarters from Indianapolis continues. Local backers led by I T U No 1 and the Chamber of Commerce push to keep the plant in Indianapolis. The commission will report to the executive council before the Houston convention. A constitutional referendum would be needed for any removal. HQ is at Twenty eighth and Meridian in a residential office building worth nearly a half million dollars.
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International Topographical Union
Indianapolis
International Commission
Indianapolis Typographical Union No. 1
Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce
International Union
Executive Council
Houston
Tex
Twenty-eighth
Meridian Streets
Bank and Treasury Balances Reported In New York Chicago
The day's reports show bank clearings and balances in Chicago and New York. Federal reserve credit balances stand at 141 million dollars while treasury net government balances reach 169.14 million with customs receipts for the month noted.
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New York
Federal Reserve Bank
Eve P
Inabhingeton
the Treasury
Government
Customs Ee
Births at Coleman Hospital and Associated Homes
A string of birth announcements lists newborn girls and their parents at Coleman hospital and affiliated homes including Miriam Acton Hazel Regeter Katherine McConnell Ruth Hayes Lela Welty and Mary Thatcher. Other entries mention Maurice Kathryn Thompson and Zosh Puckett at Methodist hospital Eunice and related names Harvey Sedam Reba Palmer Edith Richardson Velma Turner Marie Arbaugh.
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Miriam Acton
Coleman Hosary
Hazel Regeter
Coleman
Hos- Clair
Ruth Hayes
Katherine McConnell
Charles
Ida Mitchell
Coleman Hospital
Mark
Alice Shettz
Ruth Spilver
Coleman Hosrt
Mary Thatcher
Coleman Hos
Lela Welty
Maurice
Kathryn Thompson
Methohospital
Zosh Puckett
Methodist
Hos
Emil
Beathess McMurty
Béwin
Dorothes
McNally
Coleman Ow
Reba Palmer
Coleman Hos- Alva
Edith Richardson
Coleman ‘Harvey
Ops! Sedam
Velma Turner
Marie Arbaugh
Fragmented obituary fragment with scattered hospital dates
The text lists multiple individuals with ages and hospital names including Christian hospital Central Indiana hospital and city hospital. It mentions ailments such as chronic myocarditis and bladder issues and references locations like Ashland North Alabama and Martindale Leith.
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Davenport
Yandes
Minfagt
Beatty
Methodist
Graceland
Provient Hospital
Ban
Enet Thisty-Sowsh
Garage Fire Loss $25 000
Plymouth Indiana on August 7 reported a garage fire causing a loss of twenty five thousand dollars. Fire crews battled the blaze but the extent of damage and any injuries were not detailed in the brief item.
Fractured Leg After Dive At Eagle Creek Incident
James Hacker of 502 South Warman Avenue sustained a fractured leg after slipping on a diving board while swimming near Vandalia Bridge on Wednesday night. He was taken to the city.
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Eagle Creek
Vandalia Bridge
James Hacker
Warman Avenue
City Hospital
Farm trouble becomes blessing in disguise for 1925 outlook
In New York stock notes the 1924 corn crop relief is mirrored by drought impacts and shifting crops. Surpluses will be drawn down as food and feed stocks move to consumption. Spring crops were large and cottonseed, wheat, oats and barley replace corn. The writer remains bullish on stocks.
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Thomson & McKinnon
New York
Markets report on poultry cheese and fats prices
Wholesale prices for No. 1 top quality poultry and butterfat quoted by Ringso & Co at 40 41c for No. 1, 39c butterfat, cheese wholesale per pound around 34 18c. Market notes from Chicago New York Cleveland Cincinnati list varied receipts and steady to firm tones for eggs, fowls, roosters and hens with mixed regional quotes.
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Gianepols
Orn Springer
Ringso & Co. A Ag
New York Winderset
United State
Chicago
Americas
Idaho
Virginia
Local wagon wheat grain price report
Elevators quote wheat prices with 83 cents for heat grade and 8 and one half cents for No 1 hard. The market shows steady demand as farmers note the ongoing harvest.
Weather report notes wind and fog conditions
In the Air Wind southeast seven miles an hour. Barometric pressure 29.94. Ceiling unlimited. Visibility three miles with smoke and light fog. Field good.
Bigger airship needed for transoceanic transport says British expert
TORONTO Canada Aug 7 Major G H Scott an aviation expert says air ships larger than the R 100 must be built if transoceanic dirigible transportation is to become practical He supervised the R 100 flight from Cardington England to Montreal and was aboard the ship as an official passenger.
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Tinited
Toronto
Canada
G. H. Scott
Great Britain
Major Scott
Cardington
England
Montreal
Millionaire Easterwood offers transatlantic prize
Colonel Easterwood of Dallas, Texas, aviation sponsor, posted a prize of 38600 dollars for the first Madrid to New York trans Atlantic flight. He had earlier offered 25000 dollars for a Rome to Dallas flight via New York. No winner has been announced.
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United Press
Madrid
Williar
Easterwood
Dallas
Tex
New York
Rome
Italy
Indianapolis Solo Club schedules four aviation meetings
The Indianapolis Solo Club has arranged four aviation meetings with the first at Mars Hill airport from 5 to 8 p m on Monday. Fliers from Capitol, Hoosier, National Guard and Curtiss Wright fields will attend, announced club president Joe Beckett.
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Indianapolis
Mars Hill
Capitol
Hoosier
National Guard
Curtiss-Wright Fields
Joe Beckett
Attorney clarifies ownership near Butler fieldhouse dispute
Frank Seidensticker, attorney at 215 Indiana Trust Building, says he represents owners of property across from Butler University fieldhouse and is not the site owner. A counterzeone for business property is pending, and reports in The Times Tuesday were incorrect.
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Frank Seidensticker
Indiana Trust Bldg
Butler University
Times
Ath Ae
Chicago Live Stock Prices Mixed Across Weights
United Press reports Chicago hogs receipts 23 000 with direct demand steady to strong high top bids around 9.80 for top lots and 7.85 to 8.25 for others. Cattle receipts 4 500 with calves and yearlings firm to higher. steers 600-900 lbs 9.50 to 11.25, 900-1 100 lbs 9.50 to 11.50, vealers up to 13, cows 3.75 to 7.75. bulls and stockers varied. Regional notes from Cincinnati Louisville and others show similar steady to uneven demand across hogs cattle and sheep with weights and prices listed.
Livestock Prices Downward at Cleveland and East Buffalo Markets
Hog receipts near 1000 at Cleveland with holdovers steady to 10c lower and pigs 160 to 210 lb trading around 10. twenty five dollars. cattle receipts about 200 slow to steady with low to mid range steers 5.50 to 7.50 and cutters 2.25 to 4.00. calves 130 to 1350. sheep receipts 800 with fat lambs down slightly but good to choice natives around 10.50 to 10.75. In East Buffalo 700 hogs holdovers steady to 10c lower with 160-210 lb bulk at 10.35 to 10.40, cattle 250 receipts slow to steady with grass steers 6.50 to 7.50, calves vealers 60 to 1350, sheep 500 with lambs strong to 25c higher at 10.50 to 10.75.
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United Press
Chicago
Wester
Cincinnati
Louisville
Bu United Press
East ST. Louis
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
Buffalo
N. Y
Corn Borers Reach Three New Indiana Townships
Three northeastern Indiana townships were added to the European corn borer infested area according to state entomologist Frank N. Wallace. The new sections are Liberty in Porter County, Jefferson in Henry County, and Tippecanoe in Pulaski County, the first in the county to be infested. The total townships infested now reaches 298 across thirty one counties.
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Indiana
Frank N. Wallace
Liberty Township
Porter County
Jefferson Township
Henry County
Tippecanoe Township
Pulaski County
Wallace
Scout Executive to report on summer camp activities
Scout Executive F. O. Belzer will present a report on summer camp activities at today’s Indiana polis and Central Indiana Boy Scout council executive board meeting in the Chamber of Commerce. Various departments chairmen will also report.
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F. O. Belzer
Indianapolis and
Central Indiana
Boy Scout Council
Chamber of Commerce
Karpex Company to Start Sponge Rubber Plant in Indianapolis Center
New firm for city Karpex Company Inc will manufacture sponge rubber products at the Indianapolis Industrial Center. Capital is 50000 dollars with N E Carter as president Ralph H Daugherty as vice president and F O Werrick as secretary treasurer. Initial staff 25 men with more hired as machinery arrives.
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Karpex Company, Inc
Indianapolis Industrial Center
G. Dunphy
Chamber of Commerce
N. E. Carter
Ralph H. Daugherty
F. O. Werrick
Marital Pairings Listed With Ages And Occupations
The article lists several couples with ages and occupations including Maurice B Wilkins 33 mechanic of 1145 River and Ruth Banks 31 clerk of 1846 West Minnesota. Perry P Hill 32 clerk of Danville and Maggie E Talbert 36 of 4112 Otterbein. Paul Matthews 25 Newcastle laborer and Beatrice C Phillips 19 of 2933 McPherson. Jesse O Brown 35 mechanic of 1256 Madison and Mary F Burns 21 of 911 use. Morris H Kaseff 30 dealer of 1101 Maple and Sarah Dubin 23 of 1225 Union. Cleeney S Ranpold 28 of 434 North Pin le 28, e bramermen and Iva Todd 25 of 810 Broad ay clerk. W Omer R Hook 24 Burnettsville farmer and Geneva B Fletcher 26 of 1423 Hovt.
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Maurice B. Wilkins
River
Ruth Banks
Minnesota
Perry P. Hill
Danville
Maggie E. Talbert
Otterbein
Paul Matthews
Newcastle
Beatrice C. Phillips
McPherson
Jesse O. Brown
Madison
Mary F. Burns
Morris H. Kaseff
Repairs and notices list for multiple local properties
Union Trust Company at 366 South Meridian notes repairs for $750. Anna Everett at 2422 Brookside reports $400 in repairs. M Buck at 901 South Street lists $200 for repairs. Gue Suess stores building at Walnut and Economy for $10. H G Bills reroofs 3115 North Delaware. James Garr remodels 5237 East Washing. Gus Meyer garage at 2109 Singleton for $600. Miss Dorothy Cunningham, Republican national committeewoman, will not meet party executives in Washington today. she is on a two week vacation at Dunes Park guest of Mrs. Harry G. Leslie.
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Union Trust Company
South Meridian
Anna Everett
Brookside
M. Buck
South St
We Rupe
North Tacoma
H. G. Bills
North Delaware
James Garr
Gus Meyer
Singleton
Miss Cunningham
Dorothy Cunningham
Republican Party
Washington
Dunes Park
Harry G. Leslie
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Kelly Sp. A & Rubber Ween
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Standard of
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Lorillard
United Si Adena
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Bruns Balke
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Stman
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Param Fam
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Marion County
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Tennessee
Nancy Hall
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B. H. Goodrich Co
Warner Pros. Pictures
Ungerleider Financial Corp
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St. Louis-San Francisco Railway
Bank of England
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American Department Stores
Western Auto Supplies
Kansas City
Missouri Pacific
Pennsylvania Railroad System
Chicago & Alton
Safeway
United States Dairy Products Corporation
Atlas Powder Company
Atlas Stores Corporation
American Tobacco
I. T. U. Office
Banks and Exchange
Treasury Statement
America Anes
Plymouth
Ind
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Adler Cates
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Wayne
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Estment CO
North American Trust
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Lincoln
James T. Hamill & Company
Chicago Stock Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
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Chicago Grain Table
Bu Times
Karpex Company
United States
Congress
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Fletcher American National Bank
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Yonstrate
Citizens Gas CO
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