Stock market dulls with yearlows as rails slip
Trading on the New York Stock Exchange eased to its dullest level in years with several issues hitting new lows for the year. Baltimore & Ohio slid to a year’s low at 96 1 2, Warner Brothers Pictures fell to 24 1 2, and Anaconda dropped to 44 1 4 while tobacco and utility groups steadied. Call money stood at 2 percent.
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Presse
NEW York
Stock Exchange
Baltimore & Ohio
Warner Brothers Pictures
Anaconda
Radio-Keith-Orpheum
Warner Brothers
New York Central
Chesapeake & Ohio
Bank Clearings and Balances Across Cities on Aug 22
Indianapolis reports bank debits of 2.41 million and credits totaling 5.79 million for Aug 22. Chicago shows clearings 371.11 million with balances near 6.90 million. New York clears 362.0 million with a 1.60 million balance and a 122.0 million Fed credit balance. Washington notes Aug 20 net balance 112.21 million, expenditures 6.84 million, and customs receipts 20.56 million for the month to date.
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Permit York
Fed
New York
Clearing House
Federal Reserve Bank
United Preas Washington
Coal Prices and Discounts in Regional Markets
The notice lists various coal types and origins including West Virginia Kentucky Indiana and New River Smokeless mine run. It notes a cash price of 16.75 per ton with a 555 discount and bulk terms for buyers.
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Indiana
Indiana Mine
West Virginis
West Virginia
Kentucky
Mtas
New River
Markets and Prices Across Cities Sampled
United Press reports from New York Chicago Cincinnati and Cleveland show mixed market data for August 22. Flour and pork steady to firm with various price ranges. butter cheese and poultry prices strong in some regions while potatoes and certain meats show weakness or regional variation.
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Indianapolis
Benery
N & Co
Wisconsin
United Press
New York
Middle West
Long Island
Chicago
Brosiers
Young Americas
Nebraska
Missouri
Minesota
Idaho
Russell
Cincinnati
Orpington
Cleveland
Studebaker Sues for Overassessed Income Tax
The Studebaker Corporation of South Bend filed suit in federal court seeking 47427 dollars claimed as overassessment of income tax for 1921 and 1922 from the internal revenue bureau.
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Studebaker Corporation of
South Bend
Internal Revenue Bureau
Weaker Trend Felt in Local Swine Market
Hog prices slipped 20 to 25 cents with pigs 50 to 75 cents lower at city stockyards. Bulk 160 to 250 pound hogs sold 11.40 to 11.65, top 11.65, receipts about 4,500. Cattle steady, calves flat, sheep steady to firm. Chicago hog receipts 19,000 with slow demand and bids 11.50 to 11.65 for good weights.
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Chicago
Bay United Preas
Buffalo
Chicago hog and cattle market report with mixed prices
Hogs and cattle trade across multiple markets shows receipts near 9 000 to 19 000 with prices mostly lower. Top hogs 11 75 per cwt for light weights. cattle with best steers and yearlings around 11 to 11 75. calves 10 to 13 50. sheep lambs steady to higher in some spots.
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Bu United Preas
Cincinnati
I. Sa Spas
Dow Jones Roundup of corporate dividends and earnings
Major firms report quarterly dividends and earnings with figures for Ward Baking Branded products A South Oklahoma City Ot Poo production cuts and capacity usage at 81 3 percent. Utilities and railroad results show deficits and surpluses in July and seven months with notable retirements and acquisitions in aviation and watch firms.
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Oklahoma City
July Income Tax Receipts Fall from 1929 Levels
July income tax receipts totaled 29,699,917 dollars, down 8,036,622 from July 1929. Domestic cigarette production reached 11,859,395,542 pounds, up 1,154,138,751 from July 1929, while cigars fell to 562,990,133 and manufactured tobacco dropped 1,806,041 pounds. Manufactured snuff rose 75,834 pounds to 2,945,789. Pure Oil trimmed Midland crude oil 15 cents per barrel. I C C allowed Western Pacific to issue 5 million in first mortgage bonds and Sacramento Northern to issue a note of 1,589,120 to settle advances. Container Corp declared 30 cent class A and 1.75 dollar preferred dividends for Oct 1. Famous Player Canadian Corp paid 50 cent common dividend on Sept 27. McKesson Robbins stock moved to 1 dollar annual basis. Six months net profit 1,457,715 after taxes and charges, down from 1,962,933 prior year.
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Sacramento Northern Railway
Western Pacific Railway
Container Corporation
McKesson& Robbins
NYSE Closing Prices and Net Changes Today
New York stock exchange closing prices and net changes for principal stocks were reported today. The list includes rising and falling securities, reflecting market movements during the trading session.
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United Press
NEW York
New York Stock Exchange
Marriage Licenses List From City Clerk
A list of marriage licenses shows couples with ages and addresses including C H Williams 28 of 831 Eastern with Elizabeth McKlvain 28 of 701 North Bosart, and Earl Ratliff 47 of 110 West Sixteenth with Florence Ratliff 42 of 136 West Twenty-first. Other entries include Earl H Vansickle 33 R R 11 Box 254 with Rose A Rucker 29 of 427 North Dearborn, and Kenneth A Sparks 28 of 231 Park with Mary L Woltring 25 of 1330 North Dearborn. Additional pairs include Clarence Dawson 22 of Mooresville with Geraldine Carter 18 of Bridge, and Melvin Hinden 26 of Detroit with Dorothy D B O Leary 25 of 8 Iris.
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C. H. Williams
Eastern
Elizabeth McKlvain
North Bosart
Earl Ratliff
West Sixteenth
Florence Ratliff
West Twenty-first
Earl H. Vansickle
R. R
Rose A. Rucker
North Dearborn
Kenneth A. Sparks
Park
Mary L. Woltring
Clarence Dawson
Mooresville
Geraldine Carter
Bridge
Curtis to Take Stump in Sharon for Davis Campaign
Vice President Curtis will deliver an address Saturday night in Sharon Pennsylvania opening the senatorial campaign of Secretary of Labor Davis in the latter's home town. This announcement came today.
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United Press
Washington
Curtis
Sharon
Davis
Corn Holds Narrow Range In Quiet Board Of Trade Session
Chicago grain market showed a quiet session with corn and oats firmer while wheat eased. Short covering and strong buying near close lifted inside figures. cash prices ended mixed with corn up to a fraction and oats higher, receipts totaling 62 to 213 cars.
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United Preas
Chicago
Board of Trade
Winnipeg
Liverpool
Liverpol
Grain price report from Toledo market shows varied bids
Toledo grain close lists commodities and prices for corn oats rye clover hay and butter with bid ranges for No 1 hard No 2 yellow No 3 mixed and sample grades and items like timothy and alsike reflected in August 22 market data.
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United Press
Toledo
Ted
Ellow
Hogs and cattle steady with mixed bids in Cleveland market
Hog receipts near 1 000 with steady to 10c lower prices and mixed declines on weights. Cattle receipts about 200 with gains seen in week advance and calves steady. Sheep receipts around 1 600 with good to choice lamb prices 10 to 10.75, lower on culls. Toledo market reports hogs steady to 15c lower and calves light with steady gains.
Names and addresses appear in Coleman hospital area listings
A readable OCR fragment lists multiple couples with street addresses around Coleman hospital and related areas including 615 Grande, 222 North Noble, 246 North Oakland, 2346 Adams, 4953 West eventh, 991 etc. It mentions hospitals, and numerous pairs such as Albert and Muriel Browning and Charles and Allegra Barnes among others. The fragment ends with Merritt and Zella Wright at 39 South Warman.
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Girls Inman
Irene Graham
Grande
Everett
Vivian Compton
North Noble
Albert
Muriel Browning
North Oakland
Charles
Allegra Barnes
Adams
Noble
Fannie Jennings
Olneyme
Charline Inman
Westeventh
Helen Allee
Coleman Hospital
William and Margaret Mason
Hugh and
Minnie Froderman
Nie
Virginia Bohn
Coleman Hosal
James and
Pearl Bullen
Coleman Hosital
Albert and
Irene le Vine
Coleman Hos
Clifford
Lois Tolen
Holly
Joseph
Jacklin Girrencone
Merrill
Chester
Helen Nixon
Ohio
Virgil
Elsie Pringle
Dexter
John
Nellie Cole
Kenneth and
Emilie Davis
Frances Easterday
Ory
Ruth Fox
Harry and
Mine Francis
Joseph and
Mabel McKinley
Ine
Ida Parker
Maurice and
Kathleen Pickler
Rural City Census Deaths and Illness Notes
A list of residents with severe illnesses and ages includes Mattie Pletcher 33 with pulmonary tuberculosis at 1444 West Ohio, Andrew Hines 11 at city hospital with cerebropinal meningitis, John Gunsaul 27 at 1414 St Peter with pul William Shanahan 77 at Central Indiana hospital with erysipelas, Elizabeth Kruger 68 at 902 South Delaware with carcinoma, Lucile Miller 16 at city hospital with post lamps, The Smith 3 months at 1122 Bates with ent thymus. PF
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Mattie Pletcher
West Ohio
Andrew Hines
City Hospital
John Gunsaul
St. Peter
William Shanahan
Central Indiana Hospital
Elizabeth Kruger
South Delaware
Lucile Miller
the Smith
Bates
Aliens Register Strongly in London Police Office
The aliens registration office reports 500 to 600 foreigners arriving daily in a record year, amid a surge in registrants and city enforcement at the London police station.
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Tondon
The
London Police
City in Brief items from Indianapolis society and politics
Ernest Cohn of the Homer McKee Company spoke on Radio Advertising at the Indianapolis Ad Club. Twelve delegates from Indiana schools will attend the ninth biennial convention of the International Federation of Catholic Alumni in Emmitsburg Maryland. Herbert E. Wilson Democratic candidate for prosecutor visits Chicago for the American Bar Association convention. County Republican candidates for representative meet at 7 30 tonight at the Claypool. Claude McElwaine won first low gross with 87 in the Indianapolis Real Estate Board golf tournament at the Speed Way course. Al Quigley was second and Emerson W. Chaille third. Edward B. Rieman of the Meridian Flower Shop leaves for San Francisco for the Florists Telegraph Association convention September 1 5. I Sidney Stein Indiana law school graduate joins the law firm of Ross Sullivan Knight at 901 05 State Life Building.
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Indiana
International Federation of Catholic Alumnae
Emmitsburg
Claude McElwaine
Indianapolis
Speed Way
al Quigley
Emerson W. Chaille
I. Sidney Stein
Indiana Law School
Ross, Sullivan & Knight
State Life Building
Poland to be warned Berlin protest over Polish flights
Aug 22 Berlin reports Germany will file an official protest to Poland over renewed Polish air incursions into German territory. Germans may shoot at trespassing planes if flights continue.
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United Press Berlin
Poland
Planes Escort Byrd to City for Famous Fliers Night
Five army planes escort Rear-Admiral Richard E. Byrd and other renowned aviators from Chicago to the National Exchange Club convention. W. E. Arthur and Captain John A. MacFeady join Byrd at the event. Paul A. Siple will arrive from Erie, Pa., for a 2 p.m. Sunday greeting.
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Chanute Field
Ran
Toul, Ill
Frank Parker
Sixth Corps
Richard E. Byrd
Chicago
National Exchange Club
W. E. Arthur
John A. MacFeady
San Francisco
Paul A. Siple
Erie
Siple
Washington
East Streets
Claypool
Admiral Byrd
Harry S. New
New
Reginald Sullivan
Building Permits Reported For Several Local Projects
Beveridge Paper Company plans a building on the Soran River in Washington with unspecified scope. Hoosier Coal Company seeks a garage at 1304 East Thirtieth for 2500 dollars. Harry Unvitz proposes a garage at 1215 Wright for 250 dollars. Hartman Thomas remodel at 660 Thirty Eighth for 475 dollars. Scherrer Hardware Company storeroom at 2019 West Morris for 2500 dollars.
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Beveridge Paper Company
Washington
Soran
Caal Company
West Morris
Hoosier Coal Company
East Thirtieth
Harry Unvitz
Wright
Hartman-Thomas
Thirty Eighth
Scherrer Hardware Company
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Treasury Statement
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Detroit
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Iris
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Allied Coal and Material Company
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Delaware
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Monon R. R
Nineteenth St
Cornell Ave
E. G. Kemper
Hemlock
Ohio St
O. A. Miller
Johnson-Maas Company
21St St
Talbot
Neff & Fry Silo Co
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