Uncertainty of Money Market Sways Early Stocks
Stocks paused on Monday amid money market uncertainty as banks adjust for month end and holidays. General Electric rose to 164 1 2, United States Steel firmed to 151 1 2, with Vanadium, Colorado Fuel, Inland Steel and Bethlehem in demand and Allis Chalmers and Commercial Investment Trust hitting year highs.
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United Press
New York
General Electric
Steel Group
United States Steel
Vanadium
Colorado Fuel
Inland Steel
Bethlehem
All
Bank Clearings Across Cities Report Mixed Totals
Indianapolis reports today clearings of 3 271 000 with debits 7 200 000 Chicago shows Aug 28 clearings 121 400 000 and clearing balance 10 200 000 Treasury balance Aug 25 stands at 207 806 786.31 Customs receipts through Aug 25 total 42 678 961.03 New York notes Aug 28 clearings 1 att 000 000 and clearing balance 3 000 000 Federal Reserve credit 75 000 000.
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Indianapolis
Chicago
United Press
Treasury
Ashington
New York
EW York
Brank Clearings
Clearing House
Federal Reserve Bank Credit Re
Market reflections on high U S rates and Europe
In New York the writer notes high U S interest rates amid Europe’s cheap money and debtor credit contrasts. He credits Secretary Melton for possible adjustment and suggests selective stocks may regain balance as markets holding power remains, despite a puzzled view of the global financing puzzle.
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Thomson & McKinnon
New York
Europe
London
Paris
Melton
Wholesale Markets and Dairy Prices Report
Markets show varied wholesale prices for meats and dairy with eggs and poultry noted. Flour and coffee bids mix while pork, lard, sugar, and cheese move with steady to firm tones. potatoes and sweet potatoes list regional prices for several varieties.
Local Wagon Wheat Prices Rise at Elevators
Grain buyers at local elevators posted $1.00 for No. 2 red wheat and similar for No. red wheat, with other grades priced per merit.
Girl Foils Bandit by Hiding Purse Under Arm
Miss Dorothy Smith nineteen of 419 North Bancroft Street thwarted a hold up on Emerson Avenue between Washington and Pleasant Run Boulevard Monday night. A man threatened her with an iron pipe and demanded money. He released her when he said she had none. Evansville Indiana August 28 two couples remain in the marathon dance contest at twenty four days totaling 560 hours with all rest periods dropped.
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Dorothy Smith
Bancroft St
Emerson Ave
Washington St
Pleasant Run Blvd
United Press
Evansville
Ind
Marathon dance contest nears world record at Day's Casino
Two couples continued at Day's Casino Emerson and Southeastern Aves today, passing the 374 hour mark at noon. Promoter F B Youngblood said a further day and a half could yield a new record, noting the world marathon record is 416 hours under similar rules.
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Emerson
Southeastern Aves
F. B. Youngblood
Honor Hero in Burial Beside Napoleon at Invalides
Aug 28 report says Marshal Emil Fayolle French war hero who died Monday will be buried beside Napoleon under the great dome of the church at Hotel Des Invalides as decided by the cabinet.
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United Press
Marshal Emil Fayolle
Napoleon
Hotel Des Invalides
Livestock Market Mixed As Hog Prices Fall and Cattle Hold Steady
Hog prices fell 15 to 35 cents with most down 25 cents as 140 to 300 pound hogs brought about 12.50 to 13. Receipts reached 6,500 with 508 carryovers from Monday. Beef cattle showed strength with steer and light yearling sales near 14.75 to 16, while calves topped 18. Lambs and sheep rose 25 cents or more with good to choice ewes around 9.0 to 9.5 and fat lambs around 14. For hogs at Chicago bids opened slow but rose 10 cents over Monday. Receipts at Chicago around 15,000 with 500 direct sales. Local stockyards saw heavy hogs 12.50 to 12.75 and lighter weights around 12.75 to 13.15. Beef steer tops reached 16.10 and cows around 11.0 to 11.5. Overall receipts near 1,200 to 1,400 with dealers steady and best calves around 17 to 18.
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Union
Chicago
U Faca
Ctialee
Ecial
Ted Gattio
Peters
God
Caiseras
Caleen
United Press
Cleveland
Hog and cattle market results from multiple Midwest notes
Livestock receipts across Aug 28 report steady to slightly higher hog prices with lighter weights up to 12.70 and 13.50 for various weight bands. cattle and calves show strength in selected steers and yearlings while other classes move slowly. Regional figures include Fort Wayne Toledo Toledo and Cleveland benchmarks with packing sows and feeder stock also listed.
Railway Upgrades Between New Buffalo and LaPorte
Fifteen miles of new heavier rails set to be laid on the Pere Marquette line between New Buffalo Michigan and LaPorte Indiana. The project costs 90000 dollars and uses rails weighing ninety pounds per foot to allow faster trains and larger locomotives.
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Laporte
Ind
New Buffalo
Mich
Pere Marquette
Market List of Fruits and Vegetables with Prices
A partial pantry catalog lists fruits and vegetables with regional origins and per unit prices. Items include Grapes California Malagas at $2, Lemons California crate $7.50, Peaches Elbertas $1.75, Pears Bartlett $4, Watermelons Florida, Beans home grown $2.50 per bushel, Cabbage home grown 75 cents, Cucumbers Indiana hothouse, Tomatoes home grown 75 cents to $1 per basket, plus miscellaneous items such as Sider case goods and Garlic California 15 cents per pound.
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California
Virginia
Asket
Elbertas
Florida
Kentucky
Michigan
Indiana
Tennessee
Carolina
Births and Obituaries From Methodist Hospital Area
A long list notes births including Oscar and FernChristian at 1739 Wade St and many couples, and a detailed obituary section with patients at St. Vincent's and Methodist Hospital. Entries cover ages from newborn to elderly, with illnesses such as myocarditis, carcinoma, pneumonia, tuberculosis, peritonitis, and other causes.
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Oscar
Fern Christian
Wade St. Ben
Mary Tova Nally
Riley Granville
Flossie May Smith
Earnest L
Margaret Dodds
Station St. Thomas and
Helen Williams
Methodist Hospital
Hugh and
Ruby Jones
Arsenal Ave
Roosevelt
Ansesabets McCouby
Depe Crystal W. Wade Elisbeth Crosby
N. Pershingstoe H
Clara Cole
Harlan Roy E
Edna Fitzgerald
E. Thirty-Eighth
Ray
Ivy Hays
N. Tibbs
Ernestine Clements
Ran Otto
Gertrude Breedlove
Sheffield Ave
Macerat
Bessie Perkins
Wene Ray
Ruth Buchanan
Methodist
Aes
Charles
Mathilde McKinze
Peer
Helen Tapscott
Louis
Vera Schmidt
Prospect T.or
Opal Timmons
Arbor Ve
Eugene O. Jones
Bellefountaine
Cobral
eSen Crane
Stanley Roe
Riley Hospital
Mabel Lutz
Robert W
Mary Bennett
Buchanan
Sarah Davis
Buckle
Emma Lambert
Cornell Ave
Leota Ruth Wright
Richard Graut
New York
Mary Jane Kamps
E. Tenth
Ardes Ain Sion
Ary J. Bates
Agnes
Jeese Coffey
City Hospital
James Cohoon
David L. Rehling
St. Vincent's Hospital
Richard E. Cordell, Jr
Keystone
John 8
Burris
Brookside
Mary Belle Morris
N. Gladstone
Joseph M. C. Dairmitt
Hovey
Abner L. Ryan
Villa
Ellie White
Agustace
George Billings
N. Arsenal
Russell
Engler
N. New Jersey
Jimmie A. Rinehart
St. Vincent's
Ernst Earl Little
Bobbie J. Fryman
Betty
Rhoda A. Fly
Congress Ave
M. Hendricks
Deloss
Betle Burton
George Fisher
Arabi
E. Robbins
Lynn St
Ores M. Davis
Veterans of Foreign Wars parade route and reviewing stand plan
Delegates from the twenty ninth annual VFW encampment will march at 6 30 p m on Wednesday. Formation at North and Meridian Streets, proceed south on Meridian to Circle then to Market Street, east to Pennsylvania Street, north to Ft Wayne Avenue and North Street where the parade ends. The reviewing stand on Meridian north of the Circle will feature national officers, Governor Ed Jackson, Mayor L Ert Slack and other honor guests.
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Meridian Sts
Meridian
Circle
Market St
Pennsylvania St
Pennsylvania
Ft. Wayne Ave
North St
Ed Jackson
L. Ert Slack
Meridian St
Negroes Open Convention at Christ Temple
More than 250 delegates registered for a fifteenth day convention at Christ Temple begun August 24. The temple, started in 1908, sits on the north side colored neighborhood. Rev. G. T. Haywood has led since 1906.
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Christ Temple
W. Michigan St
G. T. Haywood
North Side
Metropolitan Baptist Church
Multiple Building Permits Include Dwellings and Additions
A list of building permits shows various projects across the city including reroofs on several homes, new garages, and additions. Notable entries include E. Grinslade at 247 N Mount with a 2500 project, and M. E. Church at 2136 W Michigan with a 27000 permit for a church expansion.
Marriage Licenses Prank William Eckert and Bertha Longest
William Eckert 22 of Logansport and Bertha Longest 19 of 429 Arnold St agreed to wed. Also listed are Robert Collins 19 of 615 W Eleventh St and Delilah McCarty 16 of 1432 Shepard, Mahlon Bennett 27 and Dorothy Bennett 28, Gonard Felland 27 and Elizabeth Felland 26, Harry Fulton 50 and Forest Everett 34, Leonard Jenkins 23 and Jessie Palmer 22.
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William Eckert
Logansport
Bertha Longest
Arnold St
Robert Carl Collins
W. Eleventh St
Por Pie
Delilah McCarty
Shepard
Mahlon Robert Bennett
New Augusta
Dorothy Margaret Nmann
College Ave
Gonard Andreas Felland
Bloomington
Elizabeth Basneane
Sutherland Ave
Harry Robert Fulton
Mooresville
Forest Glenn Everett
Brookside Ave
Leonard Jenkins
Olive Bt
Jessie Clara Palmer
Eastern Ave
New York Cotton and Sugar Open with Small Shifts
In New York on August 28 cotton and raw sugar futures opened steady. Cotton futures showed minor changes with December at 18.56, March 18.61, May 18.60, and July 18.49, all near unchanged. Sugar futures opened around 2.38 to 2.84 with slight declines in early trading.
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New York
United Press
United Press New York
Uber
City in Brief highlights local political nominating meeting
The Socialist party of Marion County and Seventh district will meet at county headquarters 4914 S Delaware St Friday night to nominate a congressional and county ticket. A series of local incidents includes a Federal liquor charge against Maude Henry after a bond hearing, a Kiwanis Club luncheon featuring Col. Theodore Stitt, and a police appeal to locate Homer H Payne after his father’s death. Burglary at Scarborough Electrical Shop on E Michigan Street and theft at a W Twenty First Street restaurant are also reported.
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Pleasant View Civic Club
W. D.harrison
South Side
J. F. Johnson
Katie Boyer
Camille Richardson
Tyson
Chicago
Murphy Dinwiddie
Twenty-First St
H. C. Hoskins
Clarence Baxter
Highland PI
Parker Baxter
Greensburg
William
Harold Baxter
Hazel Alexander
Ione Givens
Herbert Davis
Leavenworth
Kan
KE. L. Jackson
Denver
Colo
K. A. F. Smith
Columbus
Ohio
J. M. Turpin
Baltimore
Apostolic Ministers of Pentecost
Christ Temple
Indianapolis
Detroit
Helen Chenault
Ellen V. Thomas
Ethel Hyte
Canada
Sarah V. Harris
California St
City Hospital
P. H. Roney
Tuskegee
Ala
Roney
J. H. Ward
United States Veterans Hospital
R. R. Morton
R. L. Brokenburr
G. Lake Imes
Moron
Capahosic
Socialist Party of
Marion County
S. Delaware St
Theodore Stitt
Brooklyn
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Kiwanis Club
Frank T. Strayer
Boys’ Band
Warren
V. F. W. Post
Charles N. Hunter
Terre Haute
Homer H. Payne
Payne
Scarborough
Michigan St
C. C. Cope
W. Twenty-First St
Committees Named for Veterans of Foreign Wars En Campment
Thirteen committees were named for the national encampment of the Veterans of Foreign Wars this week. The groups cover resolutions rehabilitation legislation pensions and soldiers homes Americanization and more with chairmen listed for each panel.
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D. O. Chapman
Virginia
James F. Daley
Connecticut
Z. L. Begin
Minnesota
Harry T. Chapin
West Virginia
Jean A. Brunner
New York
J. I. Billman
Kansas City
Howe Landers Named Chairman of Indiana Smith-for-President Clubs
Howe Landers of Indianapolis, manager at Metropolitan Casualty Insurance, and former secretary of the State Industrial Board, was appointed chairman of the Indiana Smith-for-President Clubs by Ashton C. Shallenberger. The clubs will be organized in every district and county in the state.
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Howe
Landers
Indianapolis
Metropolitan Casualty Insurance Company
State Industrial Board
Samuel Ralston
Indiana Association of
Ashton C. Shallenberger
National Association
Held for Tool Sales Involving Second-Hand Dealer
Oscar Moore alias Orville Sedam, 32, of 414 North Delaware Street, is held on a vagrancy charge as police investigate his recent sales of tools to a second-hand store dealer. Officers found a $600 machinist tool set, a cheaper machinist set, a $150 carpenter tool outfit, a revolver and a blackjack in his room. A roommate was also detained.
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Oscar Moore
Orville Sedam
Delaware St
Western VFW delegates back Carver for national commander
In the VFW 1929 officers election campaigning heats up as western delegates caucus and back Eugene P. Carver of Boston for commander in chief with Massachusetts support. The slate includes Patrick W. Kelly Portland mid senior vice commander Paul Walman Baltimore junior vice commander and Harpur M. Tobin Philadelphia judge advocate general. The move aims to secure western representation on the executive council through Kelly.
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Veterans of Foreign Wars
Eugene P. Carver
Boston
Mass
Carver
Massachusetts Department
Patrick W. Kelly
Portland
Ore
Paul Walman
Baltimore
Harpur M. Tobin
Philadelphia
Executive Council
Kelly
Wheat Dips on Weak Liverpool Quotes on Board
The Board of Trade saw wheat fall due to weak Liverpool quotations while corn and oats stayed near steady. Provisions varied as traders await hedging pressure from the Northwest with the spring movement looming. Short sellers in September corn cover on any sign of strength amid cloudy warm weather and unusually low oats prices.
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United Press
Chicago
Board of Trade
Liverpool
NAB Trio Arrested After Eagle Creek Inn Disturbance
Following a disturbance at Eagle Creek Inn dance hall Sergt Robert Woolen's night riding squad arrested James Beckman 32 of 318 S Missouri St and Dan Cassey 40 of 526 Vinton St on drunkenness and vagrancy charges. Joe Troy 24 of 541 W Merrill St was held for vagrancy. Paul Reddy 35 of 527 Alight was charged with drunkenness and operating a blind tiger when found in the 500 block River Ave with a bottle of white mule.
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Eagle Creek Inn
Robert Woolen
James Beckman
S. Missouri St
Dan Cassey
Vinton St
Joe Troy
W. Merrill St
Paul Reddy
Block River Ave
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