Stock Market Rebounds Led by Steel and Automakers
The market resumed an advance as General Motors United States Steel Woolworth and Radio led gains while rails stayed quiet. Strong steel and copper issues driven by higher yields and dividend news supported broad optimism in early trading.
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United Press
NEW York
Earling
General Motors
United States Steel
Woolworth
Radio
Park & Tilford
Loft
Montgomery Ward
Sears Roebuck
Central Alley
International Telephone and Telegraph
Wall Street Journal
Financial Review Today
Smith
Bank and exchange statements across major cities
Indianapolis reports clearings of 3 144 000 and debits of 6 167 000. New York Aug 23 shows clearings at 957 000 000 with balances 90 000 000 and Federal Reserve balance 69 000 000. Chicago Aug 23 earnings total 97 300 000 with balance 5 700 000. Foreign exchange panel in New York steady with sterling at 4 8413 16, francs 3 903cc, lira 5 23 4c, belga 13 40c, marks 23 81c.
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Indianapolis
New York
United Press York
Clearing House
Federal Reserve Bank
Chicago
United Press
Belga
Stock Market Sees Continued High Money Yet Advances Persist
In New York on August 23 the Stock Market column notes ongoing high money and advancing stocks. Despite differing opinions on justification, the piece reports daily new highs and no signs of a near change in the upward trend.
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Thomson & McKinnon
New York
Weevil damage looms in cotton market report
In New York on August 23 the cotton market opened steady with futures up across the board. October at 19.01, December 18.88, January 18.83, March 18.85, May 18.86, and July 18.63, as traders weigh pest reports against favorable belt conditions.
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Thomson
McKinnon
New York
United Press
York
First Girl Born in 300 Years for Merritts of Toledo
Norma Jean Merritt, first girl in the Merritt line for 300 years, born to Mr. and Mrs. Ernest C. Merritt of Toledo. The family’s farm near Paris has not seen a female heir in generations, marking a rare birth in the lineage. Separate item notes guards protecting valuable dogs on Long Island after seven dogs vanished in a week.
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United Press
Toledo
Ohio
Norma Jean Merritt
Ernest C. Merritt
Merritt
Glen Cove
L. I
Long Island
Formula for married bliss shocks Jersey City judge
Judge Thomas Meaney declares the real formula for a pleasant married life is to have the in laws out. He cautions that salary checks and ambitious lovers who overemphasize earnings during courtship hinder marital happiness.
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United Press
Jersey City
N. J
Thomas Meaney
Hog and cattle prices rise at local stockyards
Hogs gained 15 to 25 cents with 140 to 280 pound stock selling around 12.65 to 13.00. top hog at 13. Cattle opened steady for steers, yearlings at 15.50 to 16. cows dull to 25 cents lower. Weaners up 50 cents. calves to 18. Sheep and lambs near steady, top lambs 13.50. Chicago hogs slow. some loads 12.75 to 12.85. Overall receipts about 5,500 locally and 17,000 citywide with 1,000 directs.
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Chicago
United Press
Chicago and Midwest Hogs and Cattle Market Summary
Hogs receipts 17,000 with prices up to 13. top. cattle 9,000 receipts. calves 2,500. Steers and heifers mixed changes across regions including Cincinnati Louisville and Cleveland markets. fat lambs and sheep also noted with varying values.
Livestock Receipts and Prices From Pittsburgh Toledo Markets
Market reports show hogs and cattle receipts with mixed bids. In Pittsburgh on August 23 hogs steady to up 10c with various weight ranges priced from about 11.50 to 13.50. cattle receipts under 1000 remain uneven with steer and heifer values around 10.50 to 15.25 and beef cows down to 5.47. In Toledo on August 23 hogs steady to up 10c with heavies near 12.50 and sows around 12.75. cattle receipts light with feeders and vealers noted and sheep and lambs showing lighter demand and value around 14.75 for fat lambs and 5 for fat ewes.
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United Press
Buffalo
Cincinnati
Ane
United Preas
Toledo
Rory Eteemenat
End of Golda Grays Romance Leads to Annulment Suit
Milton M. Golden Los Angeles attorney says a cable from Gil Boag in Berlin orders him to sue for annulment of his marriage with Gilda on grounds of pre-nuptial fraud. Gilda a former Milwaukee shimmy dancer is pictured in two poses.
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Golda Gray
Gil Boag
Broadway
Milton M. Golden
Los Angeles
Golden
Boag
Berlin
Gilda
Milwaukee
Fruit and vegetable prices from home market listing
A dense catalog of produce prices lists fruits and vegetables with regions and unit costs. California Malagas at $2 per crate, oranges Valencia at $9.25 per crate, lemons California priced high, and melons Honeydew from California. Vegetables include home grown beans at 2.50 per bushel, cabbage at $1.23 per barrel, carrots 35 cents per dozen, okra Tennessee 75 cents per basket, and tomatoes Southern Indiana at 75 cents per pound. Also notes miscellaneous items like cider $4.50 for a six gallon case.
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California
Virginia
Jamaica
Florida
Kentucky
Indiana
Tennessee
New York
Utton
Psi
Frost Report Boosts Wheat and Grains Rise
Wheat opened 44 to 1 1 2 cents higher on the Board of Trade with strength aided by frost reports in Canada and supportive activity in Liverpool. Corn and oats gained in sympathy while oats held steady. provisions were slightly higher. Reports of light old corn receipts and beneficial rains in Iowa and Dakota supported optimism across the grain market.
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United P
Chicago
Liverpool
Canada
Board of Trade
Iowa
Dakota
19 Teams Enter Skate Marathon at Ripple Park
Nineteen entries received for a roller skate marathon at Broad Ripple park rink starting Friday at 9. Only fifteen couples will start after exam by Dr. L. B. Hart. Cash prizes totaling 250 dollars go to finishers. Eight late entries listed as pairs.
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Broad Ripple Park
Dr. L. B. Hart
Lawrence Underwood
Nellie Rigo
Wayne Hinshaw
Dorothy Richards
Glenn Powell
Mildred Greene
Aubrey Johnson
Margaret Smith
Earl Decker
Edna Sherer
Edward Shaffner
Margaret Mais
Charles Trusty
Ruth Walters
Howard Dillinger
Babe Holland
Widening plan for Sixteenth Street to be reconsidered Friday
Oren S Hack president says works board will rescind action on the Sixteenth St widening assessment roll and adopt a new plan funded from the city thoroughfare fund. City plan commission recommends the board proceed with a plan costing about 350000 dollars with the city sharing costs. Property owners need not attend the meeting.
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Oren S. Hack
Works Board
Marriage Licenses Listed for Several Couples
Nicholas Bailey 29 of 559 Moreland Age machinist and Edna E Dearing 28 of 3321 E New York St. James M Keenan 25 of 1532 Pleasant St painter and Mabel Arylene Darnell 24 of 6504 Bellefontaine St Kinder Harry E Denham 26 of 1549 Pleasant Run Blvd glass worker and Laura P Brier 18 of same address James Lee Davis 21 310 W Nine teenth St truck driver and Lillian Marie Hamilton 18 2842 Hichland Pl John Falls 31 812 W Tenth St laborer and Mae Burgess 37 1101 N Senate Ave John Davisson 23 317 N Adams Bt Knightstown tool grinder and Ruth Smith 20 1014 N Alabama St
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Nicholas Bailey
Moreland Age
Edna E. Dearing
New York
James M. Keenan
Pleasant St
Mabel Arylene Darnell
Bellefontaine St
Harry E. Denham
Pleasant Run Blvd
Laura P. Brier
James Lee Davis
Neighborhood Couples and Addresses Listed in Notice
The excerpt lists pairs of men and women with associated home addresses including William Torrence 821 Sum nv Arthur Lubell Coleman Hos ered Lucile Stefke Coleman Hos Henry Fox 3827 Ralston Viola Ars 2709 Paris Leonard Sylvester 1215 E Oh Charles Easmann 383 Prospect and others. It also mentions Freeman Bennett Coleman Hospital and couples Freeman Ovilla Bennett Myrtle Hope 1825 N Delaware, Robert Rice 2519 Parker, Perenne Elmore 2144 N Thomas Lucille Bell 341 N Gladstone, William Douglass 2312 Indianapolis.
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Arthur
Sue Lubell
Coleman Hosered
Lucile Stefke
Coleman Hos- Henry
Leota Fox
Ralston
Finch
Viola Ars
Paris
Leonard
Cecelia Sylvester
E. Oh Charles
Ethyl Easmann
Freeman and Ovilla Bennett
Coleman Hospital
Kenneth and
Myrtle Hope
Delaware
Robert and
Vitalis Rice
Parker
Za Perenne
Gladys Elmore
N. Thomas
Lucille Bell
Gladstone
William and
Mary Douglass
Indianapolis
Thief Steals Dress Materials From Street Car
Miss Ann Emrich of the Dolly Madison Apartments reports a theft aboard a street car near Walnut and Alabama. A suit box containing dress material and lace valued at $200 was taken by a man who exited the car with the box under his arm. The thief vanished before pursuit.
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Ann Emrich
Kresge
Dolly Madison Apt
Walnut
Alabama Sts
Deaths Listed From Local Hospitals and Homes
A list of recent deaths includes Tremont Finch 72 at Christian Hospital with uieningitis, Benjamin Miller 69 of 1315 Pleasant with arteriosclerosis, Josephine Church 73 at city hospital with chronic sareS, Christian A. 1543 8 New Jersey with acute ilantation of heart, Christina Greenman 73 of 47 Parkview with cardiovascular renal disease, Lena Kubner 68 of 635 N. Davidson with chronis myocarditis, Charles Roberts 41 of 609 Ogden with apoplexy, Mackenone 58 of 855 W with acute nephritis, Henr Newton 54 at city hospital with aort, Robert E. Smith 1 of 331 NS. Alabama with acute ileocolitis, Johnston Hen Frank 62 at Methodist Hospital with myocarditis.
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Tremont Finch
Christian Hospital
Benjamin Miller
Pleasant
Josephine Church
City Hospital
Christian A
New Jersey
Christina Greenman
Parkview
Lena Kubner
N. Davidson
Charles Roberts
Ogden
Mackenone
Henr Newton
Robert E. Smith
Alabama
Johnston Hen Frank
Methodist Hospital
Corn Borer Found in Three Southwestern Indiana Counties
Frank N. Wallace state entomologist announced detection of corn borer in Van Buren Township Grant County Portage and Olive Townships St Joseph County and Wayne Township Huntington County. Conditions to be studied and infected areas may be placed under restriction if needed.
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Indiana
Frank N. Wallace
van Buren Township
Grant County
Portage and Olive Townships
St. Joseph County
Wayne Township
Huntington County
Wallace
Building Permits Filed for Homes and Garages Citywide
A list of building permits includes remodels by W. O. Thiele at 3352 Buckle for 31500 dollars and A. C. Bowman at 513 Indiana for 700 dollars. Other permit entries cover garages and dwellings at addresses across the city such as 515 N. Hamilton 4258, 805 N. Hamilton, 3023 N. Illinois, and 1705 S. East with amounts ranging from 200 to 3500 dollars, plus excavations and additions.
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W. O. Thiele
Buckle
M. M. Mason
C. Shade
N. Hamilton
Prange
A. B. Willingham
Illinois
S. East
Ballweg
Capitol
A. C. Bowman
Indiana
H. Yeager
Exeter
A. Billington
E. Minnesota
Skelton
S. Lee
M. Booke
Adams
H. E. Runyan
N. Arsenal
A. Yucknot
Ashland
City in Brief highlights and upcoming local events
Indianapolis Military Band performs at University Square at 7 30 tonight under park board sponsorship. Dr Edwin W Dunlavy discusses Lord Tennyson next Wednesday at the Y M C A Bible Investigation Club. Various missing persons and police inquiries noted plus a Rainbow Division Veterans meeting and Rainbow Chicken Dinner plans. Kroger Grocery burglary nets 90 dollars.
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Indianapolis
University Square
The
Park Board
Marion County
Rainbow Division Veterans Association
Armory
Horseshoe Lodge
Noblesville
Ind
Hindu Appeals to High Court for Citizenship
Aryan Hindu of high caste L Gokhale, a Bombay native living in Schenectady New York, appeals to the U S Supreme Court after a 1924 revocation of his 1920 naturalization. The case arose from legal doubts about Hindu eligibility, despite his exemplary conduct.
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Timea
Washington
United State
L. Gokhale
Schenectady
N. Y
United States Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Gokhale
Bombay
India
New York Court of Appeals
United States
New York
Clew Found Toward Dole Air Race Plane Mystery
A note in a corked perfume bottle near Aberdeen Washington hints at the Dole air race disaster. The message mentions gas gone water low and floating on wings with a date October 2 1927 and Miss Moran.
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United Press
Aberdeen
Wash
Miss Doran
Mildred Doran
Michigan
Moran
Chicagoans to Speak at Indianapolis Chamber Forum
Speakers at the open forum lunch will be Sam Guard editor of the Breeders' Gazette and Dan V. Goodman formerly of Indianapolis. The topic is The Greatest of Indiana State Fairs. Chamber members can buy 50 cent tickets to the fair for 40 cents at the chamber cigar counter.
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Indianapolis
Local wagon wheat prices posted at three elevators
Wheat bids show No 1 Northern grade at 1.23 per bushel and No 2 red at 0.98 for heating use. Other grades are bought as well by the three elevators.
Markets report notes varied dairy prices and regional listings
The document lists buying prices for butterfat at 47 per unit and wholesale cheese prices including American loaf 35c and pimento loaf 31c, with regional quotes for Wisconsin flat 29c and prime cream 32c. It mentions deliveries to Indianapolis and references other dairy products and regional market terms in scattered figures.
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Wisconsin
New York
Ianapoli
Indianapolis
Guineas
Young
Remembering a Co-Ed Becomes Groom in 1880s Union
Luther L. Cassidy age 73 of Des Moines recently traveled to Sioux City to wed Jessie F. Griffith 71, recalling the pretty co-ed who sat beside him a half century ago at the University of Iowa.
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United Press
Sioux City
University of Iowa
Luther L. Cassidy
Des Moines
Jessie F. Griffith
Arnold Kent Lands Heavy Role in Bebe Daniels Picture
Arnold Kent, known for villainous parts in recent films, is signed for the heavy role in the next starring project starring Bebe Daniels.
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Arnold Kent
Villian
Bebe Daniels
Democrats Cheer At Radio Party Here
Gov Alfred E Smith faced hearty applause from a Democrat crowd at a statewide radio party sponsored by the State committee at the Clay pool. Hosts R Earl Peters and Marshall Williams welcomed attendees including Frank C Dailey and Mrs A P Flynn among state and county candidates. Smith declared he would not interfere with Mexico and would live up to the Constitution and enforce the Eighteenth Amendment, with his stance on modification drawing general favor.
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Alfred E. Smith
State Committee
Claypool
R. Earl Peters
Marshall Williams
Frank C. Dailey
A. P. Flynn
Logansport
Gertrude F. McHugh
Smith
Mexico
Thieves Raid Grocery Take Truck Load
Blood marks on store floor and broken window found after a burglar broke into S. W. Holt’s general store at 1239 Kentucky Ave. Holt reports entry via a broken window and is unsure if any items were stolen. Earlier thieves entered Roy Taylor’s grocery at Dearborn and Twenty Fifth Streets and stole a truckload of merchandise.
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S. W. Holt
Kentucky Ave
Holt
Roy Taylor
Dearborn
Twenty-Fifth Sts
Police stop orator Krause after fifth arrest in a week
Police with Chief Claude M. Worley took 72 year old Charles Krause from Market and Illinois Streets to his home at 670 Middle Dr Woodruff Place rather than jail. Officers say Krause advocates the single tax and condemns churches during repeated speech making.
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Claude M. Worley
Charles Krause
Middle Dr
Woodruff Place
Market
Illinois Sts
Krause
Artist and sculptor Leon Horowitz released on vagrancy charge
Leon Horowitz, who said he was an artist and sculptor and wore long hair to prove it, was freed by Judge Robert E. Mattingly in police court on the condition that he get a haircut.
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United Press
Washington
Leon Horowitz
Robert E. Mattingly
Curtis Flays Democrats On Tariff Policy
Senator Curtis of Kansas opened the Hoover Curtis campaign in New England charging Democrats fool the American people on tariffs. He argued farmers demand protection for farm products and contrasted Democratic tariff acts with Republican measures that protected farm goods. He praised Republican tariff revisions and noted a $7,000,000 1921 debt cut and four tax reductions while claiming farm loan bonds were bought to meet farmer demand.
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United Press
Rocky Point
R. I
Curtis
Kansas
New England
Prison Walls Bare Thoughts of Hoboes
Denver jail walls are covered with inscriptions scratched by inmates as a running record of thoughts. The writeups range from tragic to humorous, with even dates like 5-6-27 visible, while larger criminals reportedly have other concerns than engraving art on the stones.
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Denver
Colo
Bablonians
Ike
Denver City
O. Henry
Clair
Women urged to press Briand on wartime treaty at Paris hearing
The National Woman's Party petitions Aristide Briand to make the world diplomats listening to women’s plea for rights as Briand promises French cabinet will consider the request at its afternoon meeting.
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United Press
Paris
International Advisory Council
National Woman's Party
Aristide Briand
Briand
Prohibition Seen Beneficial In U S Says Dow
James Dow, United States prohibition commissioner, told the International Congress Against Alcoholism at Antwerp that the U S day law has been wholesome. He said it is too soon to survey all effects of the nationwide policy but so far prohibitions have been successful.
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United Press
Antwerp
James Dowran
United States Prohibition Comemissioner
Internatioal Congress
United States
Doran
Motor Cop O'Brien Injured In Motorcycle Crash
Patrolman John T. O'Brien is in city hospital after a motorcycle crash with a car driven by Charles W. Adams at Delaware Street. Lieutenant Ed Helm said the accident was unavoidable. O'Brien has a deep cut above the right eye and facial cuts and bruises. An advertised barter trade offers an electric radio for a truck.
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John T. O’brien
City Hospital
Charles W. Adams
Delaware St
Ed Helm
O'Brien
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Lord Tennyson
Edwin W. Dunlavy
Robert Park M. E. Church
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H. J. Gill
Drake St
Marion Gill
Douglass Park
Elise Cherri
Fayette St
Ella Graves
Anderson
City
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Vernon Moore
Superior St
C. F P. Eckenrode
Capitol Ave
Johnson
Illinois St
Baptist Orphans’ Home
Zionsville
Riverside
Women of the Baptist Church
Butterfield
Forest Park
Velorus Butterfield
E. Twenty-First St
May Jeffries
N. Beville Ave
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High Court For Citizenship
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Sam Guard
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