Stocks buoyant in expectation of full message
The Wall Street Journal reports a constructive mood with crude output down and chain stores like Kresge and Woolworth rising. The market shows buoyancy on fast gains in Erie Southern and rail shares, led by strong motors and rail consolidation optimism tied to President Coolidge's address and railroad recommendations.
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New York
Kresge
Woolworth
Congress
Coolidge
Texas Company Products
Erie and Southern Railway
Manhattan
Wall Street
New York Central
Tank Wagon Prices for Gasoline and Kerosene
Gasoline prices quoted by several suppliers per gallon before tax include Parol 12.2, Red Crown 12.2, Target 16, Geiger Flash 16, Standoline 16, and Kerosene Crystaline 10.75, Moore 15, Perfection 10.75. Also listed are Aptha Lion Power cleaners 25 1c and Standolind cleaners with varying rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gasoline Co
Energre
Target
Moore
Perfection
Aptha—Lion Power Cleaners
Ae & P
Standolind Cleaners
Partition suit and estate notices in Marion County Indiana
In Marion County Circuit Court Indiana Lydia K Carey plaintiff sues Mary H Carey et al for partition of real estate in Indianapolis describing 130 feet of lot 8 square 66 and 42 1 2 feet of lot 3 square 38 with sale of all rights and interests. Court sets Jan 19 1924 to answer or demur. Also notices appointing administrators Alfred A Winebrenner William F Wright and others for estates of William B Wilson Susan Winebrenner and Richard A Wright all declared solvent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Indiana
Marion
Said
Lydia K. Carey
Mary H. Carey
Orville S. Brumback
May F. Brumback
Blanche B. Spitzer
Lyman Spitzer
Lydia C. Spitzer
Luette Ruth Spitzer
Lyman S. Spitzer
John B. Spitzer
Lydia B. Allen
Horace E Aes
Grace E. Allen Jr
Carey S. Allen
Orville S. Allen
Marion County
Indianapois
Indianapolis
Samuel C. Carey
Hamec
Soys
Cerd
Royale
Susan Winebrenner
Alfred A. Winebrenner
Richard A. Wright
Spencer William F. Wright
New York Stocks Report Mixed As Markets Hover
Wall Street closes with modest gains and losses as trading volumes thin. Investors weigh industrials finances and energy shares while major indices drift within narrow ranges amid ongoing economic uncertainty.
Grains start lower on opening trade a Board of Trade
Grain prices edged down at the opening of the Board of Trade as declines in Liverpool and Argentine markets pulled wheat lower. Export business rose overnight to 11 000, while corn sold with offsetting buying by previous supporters and oats held steady with dip buying. Hog receipts were heavy, markets lower, Liverpool cables strong, provisions unchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Financial Chicago
Board of Trade
Liverpool
Coolidge
Chicago Grain Table December 1964 Prices and Receipts
Chicago grain figures show wheat prices at approximately 1.05 for Dec and around 1.10 for May while corn trades near 0.73 with July at about 0.75. Primary receipts list wheat 787,000 vs 1,571,900 prior period. corn 967,000 vs 941,000. oats 677,000 vs 471,000. Shipment totals and lot receipts follow, with wheat and corn leading the changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Grain Briefs Rise in Southwest Corn Prices
Chicago December 6 high prices prevail for corn in sections of the Southwest where farmers raised only half a crop this year. Farmers are not willing to sell corn now that the price has dropped below 60 cents. Sales recently have decreased considerably in the Southwest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Southwest
Local Wagon Wheat Prices Named at $1 a Bushel
Local mills and elevators in Loral are paying $1 per bushel for No 2 red wheat with the price set to support farmers. The standardized rate reflects market conditions and regional supply for the season.
Fresh eggs and meats across markets in Indianapolis and Chicago
Indianapolis and Chicago markets report mixed prices for butter eggs and poultry. Prices list per pound and per dozen with variety across fresh eggs, butter, cheeses, turkeys, ducks, geese, and fowls. Local tabs show discounts on leghorn poultry and detailed regional quotes for New York and other markets.
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Indianapolis
Dec
Indianapolis Ag
Duta
Chicago
Americas
Wisconsin
Minnesota
North Dakota
Idaho
Sewing Machine Exports Show Labor Cost Lead
An article notes American sewing machines dominate exports, with labor costing 44 cents per dollar and materials 37 cents. It explains skilled labor and overhead consume most of the price, leaving the maker little profit. A 10 percent wage rise would add 4.4 cents per dollar, while a 10 percent materials rise would add 3.7 cents. Next Bed Coverings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Almerican
United States
Dazzo dam disaster toll and diverse political moves
From Far and Near reports the Italian Dazzo dam catastrophe lists about 500 dead. Senator King of Utah plans a nine month push in Congress for Philippines independence. Mannie Kessler, a bootlegger with a $10,000 fortune, gets a two year NY prison sentence. King Alexander of Jugoslavia arrives in Paris incognito amid European intrigue. Zilling sues Hochsinger for $50,000 in alienation of affections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King
Utah
Congress
Philippines
Mannie Kessler
New York
Couple Still Missing After Frightful Desertion Ordeal
State motor vehicle police reported no trace today of Lauren Swagart 25 and Marjory Lane daughter of Mr and Mrs John Lane of Franklin who vanished after their marriage two weeks ago Swagart used the name Robert Johnson on marrying Swagart is wanted on a charge of child desertion Theodora Home 3213 North Illinois Street houses Mrs Swagart and her 2 year old son who were taken there after Mrs Swagart said her husband deserted them Navy 13 Robert Johnson is believed to be the son of Mr and Mrs George Swagart near Newcastle Mrs Swagart says she has not seen him since November 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lauren Swagart
Marjory Lane
John Lane
Franklin
Swagart
Miss Lane
Dressed Beef Prices From Swift & Co Wholesale
Dressed beef wholesale prices listed for Swift and Co include ribse No 2 at 30 cents and No 1 at 17 cents. Loints No 2 at 25 cents and No 3 at 18 cents. Rounde No 2 at 20 cents and No 3 at 15 cents. Chucke No 2 at 10 cents and plates No 2 at 8 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swift & Co
Woman Arrested After Raid On CapitaL Avenue Stills
Mrs Anna Wrist aged 43 of 10265 South Capitol Avenue was arrested on a blind tiger charge after officers seized two stills 200 gallons of mash and liquor from a jail during the raid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Wrist
S. Capitol Ave
Darmenici Medica
S. New Jersey St
Backers of Elias W. Dulberger Plan Kokomo Speech
Backers of Elias W. Dulberger, candidate for the Republican nomination for governor, said he will return to Kokomo, Indiana, tonight to deliver a speech. He was blocked from a venue Wednesday night by associates of Mayor Shank, who had promised a hall but did not provide it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elias W. Dulberger
Dulberger
Kokomo
Ind
Shank
Porkers Suffer Severe Decline At Local Market
Hog prices dropped sharply at the local livestock market amid heavy receipts and discouraging news from other centers. Heavies fell 15 to 25 cents while lights stayed near 7 dollars. mid ranges and pigs weakened, with receipts around 21 000 hogs and a mixed cattle outlook.
Liveweight Hog and Cattle Prices Across Markets
Livestock market report summarizes receipts and price ranges for hogs cattle and sheep across Chicago Kansas City East St Louis East Buffalo Pittsburgh and Cincinnati. Notable figures include hogs around 6.40 to 7.19 per cwt. cattle steady to higher with beef steers 7.50 to 9.50. calves up to 13.50. lambs around 12.75 to 13.35. stocker and feeder activity varied with market slow in some regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Kansas City
East ST. Louis
East Buffalo
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Cloverseed Market Local Raises Price News
Local shoppers report Cloverseed Market Local charging $7.50 for a 10 unit quantity. The change affects regular buyers and prompts questions about pricing consistency across crates and bulk purchases.
Balks at Shank Move by Indiana Mayor Seebirt
South Bend Indiana December 6 Mayor Eli F Seebirt president of the Indiana Municipal League says he will not join Mayor Shank of Indianapolis in pressuring the resignations of John McCardle Maurice Douglass and Oscar Batts from the public service commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seebirt
Public Service Body
Times Special
South Bend
Ind
Eli F. Seebirt
Indiana Municipal League
Shank
Indianapolis
John McCardle
Maurice Douglass
Oscar Batts
Public Service Commission
Hold Up Bandits Attack Two Women on South Side
Police hunt three hold-up men after two women were targeted Tuesday on Fletcher Ave and Leonard St. Angela Head, 17, of 622 Laurel St., was struck and robbed of $8 and a diamond ring. Dorothy Saters, 801 Sanders St., lost $4.25 when a white man grabbed her purse near Morris and Sanders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angela Head
Laurel St
Fletcher Ave
Shelby St
John Ash
Hoyt Ave
Dorothy Saters
Sanders St
Morris and
Sanders Sts
Leonard St
Poice
Officer Chooses Sacrifice to Allow Buddy to Retire
Sergeant Major George T. Sewell of Fort Benjamin Harrison was selected to relinquish his rank so Sergeant Samuel Woodfills, honored by General Pershing as the outstanding American World War soldier, can retire as master sergeant. Sewell volunteered along with James L. McLaughlin and Henry Acker. The War Department authorized the voluntary demotion, with Woodfills at Fort Thomas, Kentucky, on recruiting duty and due to return to Fort Harrison before retirement.
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Sergt
Samuel Woodfil
Indiana
Pershing
Seret
George T. Sewell
Benjamin Harrison
Sewell
Woodfills
Marriage Licenses List From Local Clerk Office
A list of marriage licenses shows individuals and ages with addresses including L A Grizzle a3 225 W Twelfth Mat te Freeman 30 2110 Highland Pl K BE Sheldon 30 Arcadia Ind Edna Mosier 21 3338 E New York Mack Davis 95 727 N California Elsie Denton 23 735 Drake J C Runhardt 22 6129 E Washington Mae Newbauer 20 3815 Boulevard Pl Lincoln Collins 29 42% Blake Mattie Underwood 20 1120 Muskingum Edward Davis 39 1032 Talbott Lillie McLemore 30 103 N Talbott R H Davidson 2/1 Pes S Missouri Georgia Farlow 18 107 N Bloomington G W Fryman 19 452 S Weat Metilda Day 21 432 S Weat R J Lee 23 715 N Capitol Gladys Stephens 1701 Central.
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L. A Grizzle
Twelfth
Matte Freeman
Highland
K. BE. Sheldon
Arcadia
Ind
Edna Mosier
New York
Mack Davis
California
Elsie Denton
Drake
J.C. Runhardt
E. Washington
Mae Newbauer
Boulevard
Lincoln Collins
Blake
Mattie Underwood
Muskingum
Edward Davis
Talbott
Lillie McLemore
N. Talbott
R. H. Davidson
S. Missouri
Georgia Farlow
N. Bloomington
G. W. Fryman
S. Weat
Metilda Day
R. J. Lee
N. Capitol
Gladys Stephens
Central
Births Reported for Families Across City
Birth notices list multiple families including Daniel and Hattie Fullen at 1213 Alvord and Joh and Madre Riley at 305 E Ohio. Everett and Kathryn Suttor reside at 807 Coffey, with Walter and Mona Wittman at 1044 Haugh and James and Katherine Kurtz at 649 W Twenty-Sixth. Additional entries name George and Lilly Kirstufek, Walter and Eva Alec, John and Erna Sharkey, Edna Murphy, Louis and Bertha Litwak, Charles and Leota Alton, Burton and Lydia Barrett at 921 Roach and 1317 Pleasant, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel and
Hattie Fullen
Alvord
Joh
Madre Riley
Ohio
Everett
Kathryn Suttor
Coffey
Walter
Mona Wittman
Haugh
James
Katherine Kurtz
Charles and
Jeanette Thorpe
EB. Mar. George
Lilly Kirstufek
N. Gladatone
Eva Alec
Winthrop John
Erna Sharkey
N. Mlinoispe
Edna Murphy
Livingston
Louis
Bertha Litwak
Meridian
Charles
Leota Alton
Roach
Burton
Lydia Barrett
Pleasant
Deaths in City Hospital and Homes Listed
Obituary list includes Mary Belle Mutter age U9 at 2645 Ashland with carcinoma Julia A Buchanan 54 at Methodist Hospital mitral insufficiency Anna V Glenn 66 of 3744 Carrollton sarcoma Richard A Wright 56 at city hospital cerebral hemorrhage Courtland Bishop Massy 4 months 6164 Cornell ileocolitis Zeneba Sears 60 at Methodist Hospital diabetes Samuel Lewis 74 2124 Columbus bronchial pneumonia Eliza Flournoy 45 city hospital chronic myocarditis Amanda Tompkins 68 523 Minerva arteriosclerosis Carrie Jackson 50 1429 Mill mitral insufficiency
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Belle Mutter
City Hospital
Amanda Tompkins
Minerva
Carrie Jackson
Building Permits Filed for Elevators and Garages Across Illinois and Indiana
Fraternal Order of Eagles repairs elevator in Illinois and Vermont for 1000 dollars. Hutchinson Auto Company plans elevator repairs at 963 N Meridian for 300. Duncan garage at 28260 EB Eighteenth costs 260. Yoke Realty garage at 4345 Guilford 300. Van Camp Packing 2002 East, 200 and 200 Guarantee Tire and Rubber Company at 211 S Illinois 200. Oscar E King garage 434 S Keystone 250. Wulsin building elevator repair at 222 E Ohio costs 1000. D. A. Lubricant elevator at Twenty Ninth and Canal 1000. Marion County courthouse elevator repair 300. Peters garage 2729 Boulevard Pl 500. Theodore Kingsbury dwelling 51 Ridgeview 4750. Northwestern Sales gas tank 2909 Northwestern 250. Harmond White dwelling 1859 Parkway 3800. Board of school trustees Indianapolis building Winter and Broad 109000. A M Rawlings furnace 530 N Rochester 200. Mrs R B Miller garage 1026 W Thirty-Second 100. Pete Maschino addition 1308 N Warman 300. Pure Oil Company gas tanks Forty-Second and College 500. Pure Oil Company station Forty-Second and College 8000.
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Order of Eagles
Illinois
Vermont
Hutchinson Auto Company
Meridian
Wulsin
Ohio
D. A. Lubricant Company
Twenty Ninth
Parkway
Board of School Trustees of
Indianapolis
Broad
A. M. Rawlings
N. Rochester
R. B. Miller
Thirty-Second
Pete Maschino
N. Warman
Pure Oil Company
Husband Deserts Wife Charged in Indiana Indictment
Charles Bryant of Humboldt Illinois was brought to Indianapolis to face a grand jury charge of desertion of his wife Mrs Mary Bryant of 811 Park Avenue. The alleged desertion occurred on November 3. The case ties Bryant to the Indianapolis jurisdiction and a pending indictment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Bryant
Humboldt, Ill
Indianapolis
Maroon, Ill
Mary Bryant
Park Ave
Hoosier Ton Litter Club honors hog producers in Indiana
Fifty eight Hoosier Ton Litter Club members receive gold medals from Indiana Livestock Breeders Association for producing ten litters of hogs. Heaviest litter weighed 3,210 pounds from Chester A. Meal Rush County. second heaviest 2,545 pounds by John F Allan Sullivan County. Silver and bronze medals awarded for lighter litters. long list of medal recipients includes Otto Holle, E W Pasche, John Amstutz and many others across Indiana towns and farms. Purdue station noted among honorees.
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Special Lafayette
Ind
Hoosier Ton Litter Club
Indiana Livestock Breeders Association
Chester A. Meal
Rush County
John F. Allan
Sullivan County
Otto Holle
Decatur
E. W. Pasche
Monroe
John W. Amstutz
Berne
John Leuck
Ambia
Lock
Moore Farm
Thorntown
J. C. Enders
Wakarusa
Olive Forrest
Veedersburg
O. C. King & Son
Sweetser
L. C. Letsinger
Bloomfield
W. G. Holaday
Carmel
Lester Foster
Greenfield
Roscoe L. Bowers
Springport
A. IL
Kendallville
Howid Evans
Russellville
C.F. Webster
Claude Mangus
Union City
Joseph E. Brown
Wilbur Gray
Rushville
Charles M. Phillins
Arlington
R. W. Dawson & Son
Glenwood
Mitchell
Gilbert Gerdner
Liberty
Frank Carson
R. S. Snow
Salem
D. FE. Short
R. R
Public Funds Recovered By State Board Of Accounts
The State board of accounts recovered 129 363 09 in public funds above expenses in the last fiscal year. Lawrence F Orr, chief examiner, reported that 10 791 68 was returned to the State general fund. Board expenses reached 146 935 43 with 935 628 92 in charges pending and total recoveries of 27 288 52. Net recoveries were down from the prior year due to added duties increasing costs.
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State Board of Accounts
Lawrence F. Orr
State General Fund
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William B. Wilson
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Ahr
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Bethlehem
Crucible
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Con. Gas
Chandler Mo Gen Motors
Max Mo
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Stromberg
Otis— Tobaccos
Thomson & McKinnon
Grain
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Santos
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Eyaiet
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Ralph R.couck
Dazzo
Italy
Willam G. McAdoo
South Dakota
Chicago Chamber of Commerce
Windy City
Baby Guy Stillman
James A. Stillman
Boy
New York Court
Alexander of
Jugo-Slavia
Paris
Rosina Dinaria Zilling
Fritz Zilling
Margit Hochsinger
Franklin Girl
Sergt. Woodfil
Live Stock Breeders Association
Siiver
Perry A. Moore
Otterbein
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Fowler
Herman Reynolds
Lebanon
W. H. Baker
Lyons
Holmes Peters
Wallonia
Roscoe Lanning
Wheatland
William Johnanningsmeter
Sandborn
Fred W. Buescher
Edwardsport
H. B. Wason
Lowell
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Plymouth
R. R. Pennington
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Brook
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Thomas Raymond
Halton
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Tennyson
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Newcastle
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Madison
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New Harmony
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Richland
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Tipton
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John F. Perkins
Lawrence C. Crawford
Milton
Alva Jones
Liberty Center
Ora A. Lamm
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John Gilbert
Barbara LaMarr
Bessie Love
Ben Turpin
Kes Apollo Orchestra
Mary Pickford
Rosita
Holbrook Blinn
Ernst Lubitsch
Pathe News
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NEW Ohio Orchestra
Jon M. Stahl
C.sharpe
Victor Herbert
GEO. McFarlane and Company
Herbert Lowe
Margaret Walker
Indian Reveries
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Daniels & Walters
Albert & Reiligh
Temptation
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Rialto
Hodspeth
Tom Greely
Black Face
Sidney Taylor & CO
North Woods
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Washington St. and
Capitd Av
Columbia Burlesque
Columbia Theater
Times Square
New York City
Dack Hunt ,and
Clyde
Learn, Sey, Larryf
Ariedstins
Robert Emmett Keane
Claire Whitney
Ben Welch
Rae Elanor Ball & Bro
PATHE
Juliette Dika
Rinaldo Dering
Lyric Ball Room
Tom Gibbons
New York Music
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Saturi ‘ Wacn Raioh
Mt. Af
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Mon
Arthur
Otto Harbach
Oscar Hammerstein
Herbert Stothart
Vincent Youmans
Openia Benet Christamore Settlement
Ona B. Talbot Fine Arts Enterprises
Murat
Depachmann
Chooh
Piayer
Seluie
Talbot
Hume-Mansur Lo
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