Uncertainty in Congress Drives Early Street Trading
New York December 4 stocks waver as House speakership deadlock keeps markets skittish. Davison Chemical falls to 67 from 73 ½ percent while rail and industrial shares rally later as investors sense no radical legislation and end of postdeadlock selling. Twenty active industrials average 92.64, down .51. Twenty rails at 0.96, down .22.
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New York
House of Representatives
Congress
Davison Chemical
Wall Street
Gillett
Baldwin
Bank Clearing and Debit Totals for Indianapolis
Tuesday bank clearings reached 4 767 000 with debits at 6 432 000. The report notes market rates and commercial paper activity, referencing New York Money Market and a 5 to 5 percent range.
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Indianapolis
New York
United J Pisoneree
Allleles
Gasoline and fuel prices listed with state tax excluded
The page lists tank wagon prices for gasoline, kerosene, and naphtha with state tax of 2 cents per gallon excluded. Brands such as Purol, Red Crown, Target, Silver Flash and Standalind aviation show gasoline prices around 12.2 cents, while kerosene quotes include amounts like 10.75 to 15 cents. Naphtha prices note Lion Power cleaners at 25.1 cents and Eg & P at 22.1 cents.
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Purol
Target
Standalind Aviation
Moore Ht
Perfection
Naptha—Lion Power Cleaners
Eg & P
Standolind Cleaners
Dressed Beef Prices in Wholesale Listings
Swift & Co reports wholesale dressed beef prices with Hibe and Loins Chucks and Plates items listed by grade. No. 2 and No. 3 prices are shown across cuts including No. 1 loins and rounds.
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Swift & Co
Hibe
Indianapolis Park Board acquires land for new park unit
Notice of Acquisition Resolution No. 7 1923 shows the Indianapolis Board of Park Commissioners intends to acquire Blacks A B C and Dim A B Carter's Amended Ninth Addition in Marion County for park use. Final action hearing set for December 22 1923 at 10 a m at the Board office to confirm modify or reject the resolution and hear remonstrances.
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Board of Park Commissioners
Indianapolis
Indiana
City Hall
City of
Eco Indiana
Marion County
All of Blacks
A. B. Carter
Recorder's Office
Charles A. Bookwalter
Fred Cline
A. M. Maguire
Sarah E. Shank
Board of Park Commissioners of
Elizabeth Struckman
John E. York
Eeare
Heira Eo
Ares
Opening Grains Generally Lower At Chicago Trade
Grain prices opened lower on the Chicago Board of Trade with wheat weighed by Liverpool and Argentine weakness. Demand was light but December contracts saw some buying on light receipts and smaller acreage. corn held firm though Wheat overall eased. Rains in central regions noted. oats steady to slightly down. provisions dull with one January trade on a lower basis.
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United Financial Chicago
Dea
Chicago Board of Trade
Liverpool
Kansas
Chicago Grain Table From December 4 Trade Seections
Chicago grain table by Thomson and McKinnon at 11 45 shows wheat corn oats and rye figures for December May and July delivery with prices openings highs and closes plus car receipts totals for wheat 39 corn 268 oats 129 rye 7 for December 4.
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Chicago
Thomson & McKinnon
Local Wheat Prices At Mills And Elevators
Local mills and elevators are paying $1 for No 2 red wheat. The price reflects demand in regional grain markets and supports farmers selling high quality wheat in the area.
Markets in Indianapolis and Chicago and Cleveland dairy prices
Fresh eggs in Indianapolis market show a loss off to 45c with various poultry prices including fowls up to 18c and young turkeys at 28c per pound. Chicago reports butter at 57\% to 59\% and meat prices for pork, lard, and cheese, while Cleveland notes butter and poultry values and potato prices.
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Indianapolis
Lidianapolia
Cleveland
Ohio
Michigan
Ohios
New York
Mid West
C. Santos
C. Hay
Via
Weamery
Canning Company Fined for Polluting Youngs Creek
Fame Canning Company of Franklin was fined 125 dollars plus costs after a Johnson Circuit Court case found the facility discharged waste into Youngs Creek, killing thousands of fish. State conservation officers were notified today.
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Fame Canning Company
Franklin
Young’s Creek
Johnson
First Marion County case in nine years opens Monday
The first case to be venued to a Marion County Court in nine years will open Monday. Samuel Daugherty is charged with an attack in Hendricks County and has waived venue. A special venire of fifty five men was drawn to select the jury.
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Marion
Samuel Daugherty
Hendricks County
Pocket Knife Labor Costs Steady in Manufacturing
The article notes that labor is the main driver in pocket knife production. Government figures show 46 cents of every dollar goes to labor, 26 cents to materials, and 28 cents to profit and overhead. A 10 percent rise in wages would raise the price by 4.6 cents per dollar.
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United States
Central American sugar estates start Cuba season with new crop expected
The 1123-24 sugar season opens as Oriente Inc and Central Orient estates begin grinding cane in Cuba. Additional mills are due to start and Cuban raw sugar will reach markets later in December.
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New York
Sugar Estates of
Oriente, Inc
Central Orients
Cuba
Building Permits List For City Projects And Repairs
A county records summary lists multiple building permits including reroofs, dwellings, garages, additions, and signs. Notable entries include 642 N Keystone reroof, 22 Big Eagle Ratliff dwelling, 301 N Bellview repairs, 1545 Gimber garage, 2918 Adams garage, 1647 Comar addition, and Civic Realty Company projects at 1614 Ar row and furnace at 1814 Ar row.
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Eee Greiner
N. Keystone
Cloverseed Market Local Dealers Pay $7.50
Local seed dealers report paying $7.50 per bushel for cloverseed in a brisk market. Prices cited reflect steady demand from farmers and grain buyers seeking dependable supplies this season.
Hog market sustains gains amid large run despite early price dips
Traders faced a heavy slaughter, with 22,000 hogs offered including a large truck-delivered run. Prices for lights and heavies rose to about 7.15 to 7.50, bulk sales near 7.15 to 7.35, while sows and pigs softened to 6.50 and 6.75 respectively. Cattle eased on ample supply. veal and sheep markets showed limited activity with steady to lower bids.
Livestock Prices Across Markets December 4
Cattle receipts in Kansas City reach 13 000 with calves at 3 000. hogs 20 000. sheep 56 000 as market varies from steady to higher. East St Louis reports lower beef steers and mixed cattle values. Buffalo and Pittsburgh show steady to active demand. Cincinnati notes steady hog and cattle prices and lambs around 12 to 13 dollars.
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Kansas City
East
Louis
East Buffalo
Calvea
Poe
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Nec
Robbers Take Jewelry Linens and More in Theft Report
A police report lists multiple thefts from diverse addresses including Ford Meyer on Meridian Street and A P Byerly on Guilford Avenue. Items stolen range from jewelry and linens valued at 125 dollars to a carpen ters tools, chickens, and two revolvers with totals varying up to 200 dollars.
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Ford Meyer
Meridian St
George Albert
E. Twenty-Highth St
A. P. Byerly
Guilford Avering
Emma Claycombe
Newman St
George Bunten
New Jersey St
Forty- Sixth St
Park Ave
George Barrett
Bozart Ave
Georgia
Illinois
Thomas Griffin
Massachusetts Ave
Harvey Baine
Martinsville
Ind
Steve Bangledis
Michigan St
W. J. Slate
Fall Creek Blvd
Five on Police Missing Slate
Aid of Indianapolis police was requested today by Asa Farmer to locate his son Jewel thought to be in this city. The son was last heard from November 27 in Mitchell Indiana.
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Indianapolis
Asa Farmer
Wayne City
Jewel
Mitchell
Ind
William Farrah
N. Arsenal Ave
Virgil Gilbert
Ludlow Ave
Irwin Lambert
Greer St
Flossie Haynes
W. Jackson St
Rome Haynes
Petition hearing set on water rate case in city hall
Attorneys will examine a petition for a re hearing of the water rate case at a conference in city hall. William A. Pickens and others will attend representing the Chamber of Commerce labor unions civic clubs. Questions include $200000 in additional revenue and the 1 percent depreciation allowance.
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Public Service Commission
Taylor E. Groninger
William A. Pickens
Chamber of Commerce
John F. Geckler
Edward 0. Enethen
Clarence E. Weir
Sumner Clancy
Oscar Batts
Batts
Commission
Edward C. Snethen
Marriage Licenses Listed For Several Couples In Town
A list of marriage license applicants appears with names ages and addresses including W A Dowden 19 1638 Montcalm and Viola Pride 19 1858 W Morris R L Young 94 229 N Missouri Mary Edwards 21 1030 Maple J W Wharton 22 1016 W North Annia Davis 21 626 N California Robert Schnyder 42 RR D Box 242 Carrie Lindauer 41 1244 Kappes Melvin Shepherd 22 1014 E Seven teent h Mary Oaks 19 1641 College H L Abram 21 2219 Pleasant Goldie Hendricks 19 2111 W Morgan J W Bert 39 Frankfort Ind Jessie Pearcy 22 215 Schurmann BEB Dailey 25 1847 N Alabama Cora Bohannon 32 1846 N Alabama L H Wampler 28 Blietsville Ind Mae Kamman 23 1041 W Thirty Fifth.
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W. A. Dowden
Montcalm
Viola Pride
W. Morris
R. L. Young
N. Missouri
Mary Edwards
Maple
College
H. L. Abram
Pleasant
Goldie Hendricks
W. Morgan
J. W. Bert
Frankfort
Ind
Jessie Pearcy
Schurmann
Beb. R. Dailey
Alabama
Cora Bohannon
L. H. Wampler
Blietsville
Mae Kamman
Family and medical notices from city hospitals and homes
A jumble of names and ages linked to hospital wards and addresses accompanies medical brief items. Entries include couples at Deaconess and Methodist hospitals, twins at city hospital, and patients listed with conditions such as pneumonia, nephritis, gastroenteritis, and acute heart issues.
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Elizabeth Rose Meyer
Minnesota
Edward Skinner
Long Hospital
May Chapman
City Hospital
Robert H. Montgomery
Kenwood
Regina Reilly
James Roy Brown
Joseph J. le Febvre
Deaconess Hospital
Harold Wirream Owens
Udell
Growing GOP pressure to resign Indiana Governor McCray
A rising Republican push for Governor McCray to resign dominates Indiana party talks. Clyde A Walb and the Republican State committee plan conferences with Sen James E Watson and Postmaster General Harry S New among those invited. The meetings aim to set campaign plans and may formalize a party decision on McCray.
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McCray
Clyde A. Walb
LaGrange
Walb
Indianapolis
Indiana
Congress
James E. Watson
Harry S. New
State Committee
Wald
Stuart Fisher
Princeton
Ewing Emison
Vincennes
George A. Elliott
Newcastle
Lawrence Cartwright
Portland
James J. Neidl
Lake County
Senate
Raymond C. Morgan
House of Representatives
Autoist Killed by Street Car in Michigan City
Adam Kakuszewski of Michigan City was killed and Joseph Milcarek Sr of nearby was injured when their automobile was struck by a street car in Michigan City Indiana on December 4 reported by Times Special.
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Michigan City
Ind
Adam Kakuszewski
Joseph Milcarek, Sr
Near Here
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