Stock Market Buoyant On Radical Loss News
Bullish sentiment grew as the administration's first clash with house radicals boosted optimism. Investors pushed General Motors to 121, Chrysler to 225, Baldwin to 129 3 4, General Electric to 322 1 4, Hudson to 110, and rails higher with Union Pacific at 149 1 2 and New York Central at 129 1 2.
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United Press
New York
House
Congress
General Motors
Chrysler
Baldwin
General Electric
Hudson
Union Pacific
New York Central
Local Bank Clearings Report for Indianapolis
Indianapolis banking data show today’s clearings at 3,881,000 with debits totaling 6,485,000. The figures reflect broader financial activity across the city’s banks.
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St. Indianapolis
Cotton Crop Report Shows 15.6 Million Bales This Year
The Department of Agriculture crop reporting board estimates 15,603,000 bales produced this year as of December 1. Census figures indicate 13,857,686 running bales from the 1925 crop prior to December 1, compared with 12,627,529 bales in 1924.
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United Press
Washington
Crop Reporting Board
Department of Agriculture Today
Grain and Livestock Prices and Receipts Across Markets
Market notes from Indianapolis New York and Cleveland list poultry prices by type with hens at 22-24c and turkeys at 25-35c, butter notes 50-53c creamery, cheese quotes, potato and corn receipts, and live poultry rates. U.S. markets show flour steady, pork at 38, sugar 4.08c, coffee around 16-22c, and eggs with various regional quotes. receipts include turkeys, fowls, ducks, geese, and geographics span Wisconsin Minnesota Idaho Montana Indiana.
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Treadelivereo
Duapolis
New York
Wisconsin
Americas
Minnesota
Idaho
Montana
Picard Renny
Rio
Santos
Alto
Long Islands
Agricultural Produce Price List for Retailers
A garbled price sheet lists various fruits and vegetables with 40-pound baskets and per unit prices. Items include Bananas, Northern Spy and Baldwins apples, Staymen Winesap, Grapefruit Florida, Navels California, J satsumas, beans, Brussels Sprouts, endive, spinach, beets, and potatoes. California and Florida origins appear with prices ranging from about 1.50 to 4.75 per unit, with several items noted in cents per basket or per cwt.
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Apie Nanan
Grimes Gurden
Tine Davids
Northern Spy
Baldwins
Pol Arte
Anberries
Florida
California
Jatsumas
Alabama
Vegetablee
Ichokee
Fey
Brussels Sproute
Fey California
Sounsh— Hubbard
Jersey
H. G
Sugar Market Slip Prompts Softer New York Prices
In New York on December 8 the heavy selling of the sugar crop and weaker seasonal demand push the spot market down. Prices show little trader interest above four cents as refining operations expand and rallies fade.
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Byapomeon & McKinnon
New York
New York Stocks Summary from Times Dec
A brief financial recap from New York Times stock table notes daily quotes across major exchanges. Traders monitor shifts in key indices and corporate results as market activity fluctuates amid economic data and policy signals.
Office furniture trade shows large year rise in 1925
Indianapolis dealers report a 19 percent rise in office furniture volume in 1925 over 1924 with forecasts of a further jump by early 1926. Rex Boyd of Shaw-Walker and W H Rothley of Aetna Cabinet cite improved conditions as firms buy higher grade goods. Merchants note peak season in December, slowing March, and January restocking.
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FFICE
Rex Boyd
Shaw-Walker Company
W. H. Rothley
Aetna Cabinet Company
Wheat Values Drop Sharply at Chicago Board of Trade
Wheat fell sharply in the Chicago Board of Trade session with losses from 2.5 to 4.5 cents, May options hit hardest. Broad selling pressure grew as bulls liquidated, short covering offered rallies, and corn kept a stubborn tone while oats trailed. Provisions rose early and capped the grain decline.
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United Press
Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Chicago Grain Table Shows Mixed Prices and Receipts
In Chicago trading, grain quotes and receipts vary with wheat and corn figures listed. Receipts reach several hundred thousand, while bid prices hover around 1.05 to 1.14 in the latest session.
Births Listed From Various Homes and Churches
Birth announcements list numerous families including Keller Dietz and Richardson with addresses on Bradley Michi Guilford Willard and Dela featuring Baptists Methodists and Christian Church affiliations. Names include Katherine Newton Ruth Taylor Cecelia Hurwitz and Mabel Com B20 among others with scattered street references and family links.
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David
Mary Keller
N. Bradley Fred
Arietta Dietz
E. Michi
Filarence
Ape Brown
Christian Hosora
Ruth Schoen
Pittis Ance
Gladys Mills
Hos Ptace
Ruth Richardson
Igita Apeeeer
Guilford
Prank J
Virginia
Amet Worley
Odin
Louise Wadleigh
N. Delaita
Mae Young
Sidwerd
Death notices list multiple individuals with causes and hospitals
A jumble of death notices lists names ages and residences such as Henriette Ziel 719 E Minnesota and 34 year old Baumano at Oran RasdeH. Hospitals and causes like pneumonia hemorrhage and acute dilation are mentioned with street addresses and institutions including St Vincent Hospital Christian Hospital and Central Indiana Lone Hospital.
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Henriette Ziel
Minnesota
Acu
Ie Oma
Ae . Campbell
St. Vincent Hostan
Tai
Baumano
Oran Rasdeh
Dave
City Hospital
Neumonia
Ae Hurman
Highland P
Fiat Williams
Acolay Tavros
N. Blackford
Pubult Yd
Charleston
Oregon
William
Wen Vpensne Oe Ten Reisner
Arterio Ey E. Branham
Graceland
Eesen
N. Capitol
Ar Brug
Central Indiana
Lone Hospital
Sc Hogot Co
Building Permits List Including Furnaces and Roof Repairs
Building permits issued for multiple properties including furnaces at 6504 Ferguson and 6164 N Imigois, reroof at 3001 Graceland, dwelling at 5154 N MiWvitia, and a garage at 6164 N Imigois with listed costs of 200 and 275 dollars. Names Marie Snidman Megan Low Rice and others appear with project notes.
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No Mulvey
Ferguson
Marie Snidman
Graceland
Megan Low Rice
N. Imigois
College
Wholesale Meat Prices for Native Cattle and Hinds
A stock list shows beef prices for native steers 500 to 700 pounds at 12 to 20 cents per pound under carcass, native heifers 300 to 400 pounds at 20 cents, native cows 400 to 700 pounds at 12 to 13 cents, and hinds over carcass ranges. Prices quoted in cents per pound with terms under carcass and fresh meat references.
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Ork Reuters Wien
Erioina
Peare Teats Geet
Local Wagon Wheat And Pay He Be Foe Gend
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a local wagon wheat payment dispute with names and places unreadable. The brief hints at a confrontation or feud involving a party labeled foe. No clear dates or outcomes are readable.
Hog and cattle prices slip as large Indiana market overflows
About 12,000 hogs entered the Indianapolis Live Stock Exchange pens, forcing price recessions of 25 to 35 cents and sending most mature hogs lower. Fresh receipts plus 281 holds from the week’s first session increased supply while light matured hogs brought up to 11.75 dollars and pigs to 12. Cattle faced oversupply with limited sales, steers from 6 to 12.60 dollars and cows around 5 to 7.50. Sheep and lambs rose 25 cents, with choice lambs at 15.50 to 16.50. Calves, 700 head, moved 14 to 14.50 for best veals.
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Indianapolis Livestock Exchange
The
Exchange
Market Recap of Cattle Sheep and Hogs Receipts and Prices
Cattle Receipts about 14 000 with steady to easy trend and lower spot prices. steers average around 8 to 12 dollars, vealers up about 50 cents. Sheep receipts near 15 000 with steady open for fat lambs, fat sheep fully steady, feeding lambs up a quarter. hog market about 35 000 with steady to 25 cent declines and top around 10.80 to 11.10 for medium weights. Regional notes include Cincinnati and Toledo price points and mixed movement across calves and lamb categories.
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Carly
Cincinnati
Himn Pteers
Toledo
Ste
Tod
Tor
Pittsburgh
Ac East
Rina
Cannes
Shippers Forecast for Regions
Shippers forecast temperatures show North and West 22 to 28 degrees and South and East 28 to 34 degrees. The outlook highlights regional warming with mild ranges across all areas.
Indiana Men Named by Times Special
Washington December 8. President Coolidge sent 1500 recess appointments to the Senate for confirmation including Indiana men Oscar R. Luhring Evansville former congressman and assistant attorney general and C F McIntosh of the Federal board of vocational rehabilitation. The appointments join cabinet positions postmasters and marshals as part of a broad slate since last week.
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Times
Washington, D. C
Senate
President Coolidge
Indiana
Oscar R. Luhring
Evaneville
C. F. McIntosh
Federal Board of Vocational Rehabilitation
Ookutns
Radio and Concert Schedule Highlights Across Cities
Listings show KGO Oakland WEAR Cleveland WSB Atlanta and more with programs at 8 P M 10 P M 2 30 P M and 9 P M EST Afro opera Martha Gauls Oratorio The Holy City featured plus a mixed quartet soloists and orchestra from various stations and regions.
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KGO
Oakland
Gaul
Holy City
Wear
Cleveland
Martha
WSB
Atlanta
Radio Excire
Springfield
WEAF
New York
WEEI
WFI
WJAR
WCAE
WOC
WCCO
KSD
WTAG
WGR
WLIB
WSAI
Radio Programs Reflect Local Airwave Schedule
Fragmented text lists radio station call signs and times across cities like Hartford and Minneapolis. Mentions WBZ and WEAR, orchestral programs, and musical segments amid garbled annotations.
Dancing 7 0WEAF and a mix of radio schedules
Radio schedules list programs and stations from WEAF WWJ WSAI KPRC WHAS WEBM WJR KOA KTHS WRC WEAF WGR WEAF WGN WHN WOAW WEBH WMC WDAF JJD KGO Schemetady A concert and various music acts. Mentions of orchestras sopranos and a vocal ensemble with stations in New York Chicago Pittsburgh and Washington.
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WEAF
WWJ
WSAI
KPRC
WHAS
WEBM
WJR
KOA
KTHS
WRC
WGR
WGN
WHN
WOAW
WEBH
WMC
WDAF
WJJD
KGO
Way
Bob
Ener Music
Uefeld
Dane
Seaton
AW Ik
BP Spatechestra
SPD A Entertainment
New York
Provingnce
Chicaro
Oran
St. Louis
Pittsburg
Beau Waam
Mike Wa Yen * Oreh
Oh Nepen Pepe Ace Peeret
Reerelaen y—Studic
Tional Forum
Aslantic Wine
Ashion
Iste
Rotanane
Ford Chicago
Oreneere
Glenn
Instru
Washington
WTIC
Ensemble
Schenectocy
Nis P. M
Adelphia Matinee M Gun Wins and Gas Meets Des Moines
Fragmentary OCR notes show matinee events and musical features in cities including Des Moines and Hartford with references to New York music, Chicago orchestras, and Hartford musical travel.
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Adelphia
New York
Wti
Hartford
Chicago
Orches Estra
Des Moines Trio Leads Intriguing Music Broadcast
An unsigned fragment notes a Des Moines trio performing on WD 30 Mooseh with an intracser band and talk segment on WJR 517, outlining a regional radio feature likely from a local station listing.
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Fasc
Imag
Hese Des Moiness
Ntiao
Evening program at Pany venue lists varied performances
The schedule shows a December Tuesday lineup with 6:00 sports and stock market reports, then story hour and music department activities by Indianapolis Public Schools under Miss Flora Drake. Caspar oil banquet follows at 6:45, then Gus Edwards' Le Paradis Orchestra with talks by Rabbi Isa dore Goodman and Rev. A. G. Hassler. Pettis light opera ensemble at 7:15, cafe events continue to 10:30 with Bomar Cremer at the piano.
Radio program listings and schedules across major markets
A dense listing of radio broadcasts and station identifications across cities including Chicago New York Los Angeles Omaha and Atlantic City. It catalogs program types times and orchestra dance music and theater segments with multiple station call letters and network mentions.
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Adethy
Batay
Atlantic City
Inde
Linco
Sgralty
Nebraska
Projial Boon Ghee Gia Dallabe
Ate Tra
WAFL
Springtel
Oasis Wear
Creee Orchestra
Ak Jit Atin
WOA
SaBhe
Omaha
Banje Ee Radio Review
Angeles
New York
Chicago
Chiazz
Pittsburgh
Baire
WSB
Atlanta
Kgo
Oakland
Silent Today Central And Western Radio Call Letters List
A compilation lists radio station call letters by region. Entries include Silent Today Central KFKX KFUC WAMD WIL WJAD WOL WOS WSUT and Eastern CNRM PWX WAUG WBBR WCAP WHAZ LIT WMAK WOO WOR WTAM Far West KFOA KLX KOA KPSN KWSC.
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KFKX
KFUC
WAMD
WIL
WJAD
WOL
WOS
WSUT
CNRM
PWX
WAUG
WBBR
WCAP
WHAZ
LIT
WMAK
WOO
WOR
WTAM
Far West
KFOA
KLX
KOA
KPSN
KWSC
Fragmented Radio Schedule Snippet Across Cities
A garbled broadcast note lists times and venues from Kansas City to Omaha with references to dance programs, theater alarms, and a Lena/Chere WAGN program. Names and numbers are partial and unclear, indicating a clipped scheduling page segment.
Hook Stores Recapitalized as Fletcher American Purchases Stock
Fletcher American Company bought 17 500 shares of participating preference stock from Hook Drug Company stockholders to complete recapitalization. Hook Drug Company of Delaware will replace Hook Drug Company of Indiana with eighteen stores in Indianapolis Muncie Kokomo Lafayette Anderson Marion and Terre Haute and management by John A Hook George C Forrey Jr and Charles B Sommers.
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Fletcher American Company
Hook Drug Company
Hook Drug Company of DelaWare
Hook Drug Company of
Indiana
John A. Hook
George C. Forrey, Jr
Charles B. Sommers
Indianapolis
Junior Chamber Smoker At Headquarters Attended
Members of the Junior Chamber of Commerce held a smoker at the chamber headquarters on Monday night. Speakers included Julian Wetzel of the Keystone Press and Charles Carr, chair of the chamber membership committee.
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Junior Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Julian Wetzel
The
Keystone Press
Charles Carr
Chamber of Commerce
Parker Missing After Truck Wreck in Connersville
J. M. Grubbs of Connersville Ind reports he wrecked his truck at State Ave and Washington St on Nov 4 and a pig escaped. He is searching the neighborhood for the runaway animal believed kept nearby.
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J. M. Grubbs
Connersville
Ind
State Ave
Washington St
Parker
Grubbs
Lodge Elects Officers for Hoosier Tent 188
The Hoosier Tent 188 of the MacCabees elected officers Monday night with Fred Eisenhut named commander and Meredith N. Edwards first master of the guard. Other posts filled include Harold J. Edwards past commander, William Howery lieutenant commander, William A. Edwards record keeper, Dr. C. C. L. Marlatt chaplain, Frank Hawkins sergeant, Clifford Combs master at arms, George W. Green second master, James A. Smith sentinel, Howard Charles picket, Milo R. Meredith. Wabash, Ind., great commander spoke.
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Hoosier
The
Maccabees
Fred Eisenhut
Harold J. Edwards
William Howery
William A. Edwards
C.C. L. Marlatt
Frank Hawkins
Clifford Combs
Meredith N. Edwards
George WU. Green
James A. Smith
Sentinel
Howard Charles
Milo R. Meredith
Wabash, Ind
PICK C OF C DIRECTORS ELECTION HELD TODAY
Annual election of Chamber of Commerce directors was held today from 11 a m to 7 p m. Directors will name officers on December 18.
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Chamber of Commerce
Ministerial Association to Study Bills on Eighteenth Amendment
The Indianapolis Ministerial Association plans a meeting at Roberts Park M E Church to study legislative bills concerning the Eighteenth Amendment. Dr Martin E Anderson of Detroit will lead an evangelistic conference in January 1916 announced by Rev T W Grafton. Rev Matthew F Smith read a paper titled The Minister's Care of Himself.
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Ministerial Association
Indianapolis
Judge Collins Too Easy in Liquor Case Appeals
Judge James A. Collins freed two men on liquor charges while Ralph Spaan protested the court was too lenient. Malcolm Grayson of 734 Union Street was fined $100 with costs and a suspended 30 day jail term on a blind tiger charge after an appeal from city court. Grayson had been found not guilty and discharged on a driving while drunk charge.
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James A. Collins
Ralph Spaan
Spaan
Collins
Malcolm Grayson
Union St
Grayson
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Cotton Crop Report
Department of Agriculture
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Butte
Estern
Ho Bakers
Commission
Michigan
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New York Time
Dec. S
NY NH
Wenee
Pennsy
St Wee St Paul
Union Pac
Wabash
Goodrich
Gondyr Aid
Kelly-Sngt S Rubber
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Merco
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Elec Steels
Ethlehem
Rep Ir & Si
Motors
Am Bosch
Moon
Studebaker
Stew-Warn
Timken
Eee
Willys-Over
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Etree
Cal Petrol
Houston Oil
Osden É A
Marland
Them_ Pete
P-Am Pet
Toy
Pacific Oil
Aoe
Phillips Ae
Allied Chm
Ruly
Allis
Amer Ice
Oolworth
Leischman
Suma
Indianapolis Business News
Rader
Great Lakes
Credit and Sales Bulletin
Alexander Hamilton Institution
United States
Ohio
Illinois
Run
Chicago Grain Table
Tee
Elgg
Methya
Tecomnier
Marc
RADIO
Artford
Wee
Davenport
WBZ
Isiehna
Coma
Minneapolis
Kdka
WFAA
KMA
KYW
WFBM
Kansas City
Nighthawk
Los Anges
Matt Woo
Ta“forania Ci Club
Ob Ginger
Atwater Kent Radio
Wilson-Stewart Music CO
N. Penn
Hook
Motion Pictures
Apollo
Thomas Meighan and
Lois Wilson
Emil Seidel
Gene Stratton-Porter
Buster Brown
Harold Lloyd
Charlie Davis
Circle
Milton Sills
Doris Kenyon
Bakaleinikoff
Miguel Galvan
Lupino Lane
Fighting Dude
Circle Harleston
BrunsWick Records
Brunswick Shop
Pennsylvania St
Kara’s
Kruse-Conneli
LODGE
Indianapellr
Baldwin Piano CO
Monument Circle
Circle Theater
Indianapolis Music House
S Penn St
Pick C. OF
C. Directors
Frank W. Wood
New York St
Indianapoli
Minerva
Daffy
Dictionary
Syd Chaplin
Man On the
Box
C. T. Co
Mike Sachs
Joyce Lando & CO
Mahon
Cholet Lamberti
Ethel Marine & CO
Jones
Elaine 5
Avalons
Lloyd Hamilton
Pathe
Konograma
Aor Glish Keith Albee
Nervo & Knox
Valerie Bergere & Co
Paramount Four
Janet Adair & Go, Holloway & Austin
Hal Roach
Onight
America
Laurel Lee the
Chummy
Chatterer
Swegle
Dorothea Sadlier & Co
Mariette
People
Nancy Preston
John Bowers
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