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Newspaper

Indianapolis Times

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1922

Page

2

Stocks Open Higher on Steel Gains and Oil Pressure

The market opened with a confident tone as Europe relief plans and optimistic reports buoyed trading. Industrials led by steel rose, Gulf States Steel to new highs, while Texas Company and oil stocks faced selling after a brokerage failure. overall, twenty active industrials averaged 95.13 and rails 4.59.

Wall Street Jornal New York Washington Steel Wall Street Texas Company Tulsa

Small gains mark steady curb market

After a irregular opening the New York curb market steadied with minor gains. Continental Can rose to 42% a, Moth? Oil near 43, Stutz Motors up to 18, New York Telephone preferred 112% high, Durant Motors 73 and Durant of Indiana 18% high, New Mexico Arizona land active 2% to 4% before retreat, National Supply 56% to 57 on issue.

United Financial New York Continental Can Manmoth Oil Stutz Motors New York Telephone Durant Motors Durant Indiana New Mexico Arizona Land

All grains open sharply higher in Chicago trading

Chicago December 18 All grains opened sharply higher on the Board of Trade as cold weather in the winter wheat belt spurred damage fears. Domestic demand and strong export activity underlie gains with England buying wheat and corn while rye and wheat move to the continent. Local receipts listed.

United Financial Chicago Chicago Board of Trade England B. Goodman Minneapolis

Local Hay and Wheat Prices Featured at Market

Local hay prices range from 14 to 18 dollars with Timothy at 15 to 16.50 per bale and mixed hay at 14 to 15.50. Corn prices listed as New 70e and old toe. Local wagons report wheat payments around 1.2 dollars for No. 5 red wheat.

Kind Hoosier costs Cleveland teacher five hundred dollars

Miss Virginia Murphey, a Cleveland schoolteacher, was duped by a man with an Indiana license who offered a ride to town. He steered her to a hotel, pawed the furs, and after dinner promised $200 for the fur goods. The car vanished and the man did not return.

Cleveland Virginia Murphey Murphey E. Fortieth St

Clemenceau Faction Rejects Ruhr Invasion Plan

Paris dispatch reports Clemenceau loyalists oppose Premier Poincare’s proposal to invade the Ruhr basin for German reparations. Andre Tardieu advocates productive customs levies instead of military occupation. Poincare faces opposition in the cabinet and the chamber, while a pro invasion bloc in the chamber aided Briand’s downfall. He is expected to brief deputies on London talks and the January allied meeting in Paris.

Hudson Hawley United News Paris Georges Clemenceau Poincare Ruhr Andre Tardieu Clemenceau London Millerand Chamber of Deputies Germany Briand

Hogs and cattle prices rise at local stockyards

Sluggish receipts and light state supply push hog prices up a dime while cattle and calf markets edge higher or hold steady. Veal tops at 12 dollars, most calves 11 to 11.60. Lambs weak with ewes around five dollars. cattle ranges listed from 7.25 to 10.50 for various classes.

Live Stock Market Prices Western Beef Cattle and Hogs

United Financial reports Kansas City market data for hogs cattle and sheep with receipts and price ranges. Hogs bulk 7.85 to 8.10 heavies 7.75 to 8.05 producers 8.00 to 8.15 pigs 6.75 to 7.50. Cattle receipts 13,000 market steady prime fed steers 10.25 to 13.75, dressed beef steers 5.50 to 10.25, western steers 5.25 to 9.75, cows 4.6 to 6.25, heifers 4.25 to 9, stockers 4.50 to 7.75, bulls 2.50 to 4.50, calves 4.50 to 9. Sheep receipts 6,000 market steady lambs 14 to 14.85, yearlings 10.75 to 12.75, wethers 7.75 to 8.50, ewes 6.25 to 7.50, stockers 12.50 to 13.

Jesse United Financial Kansas City

Western architecture denounced by Cass Gilbert

Cass Gilbert, designer of the Woolworth Building, denounces Western architecture as sordid and ugly. He expects little improvement in architecture under the Volstead act, adding that a small inspiration could spark better design.

New York Cass Gilbert Woolworth Mr. Gilbert Gilbert

Linseed Oil Prices at Indianapolis Dealers

Indianapolis dealers quote linseed oil by the gallon with raw at 1.01 dollars and boiled at 1.03 dollars per gallon indicating current market rates for raw and boiled varieties.

Indianapolis

Wolf Pack Traps Couple In Car Near Larimore

Miss Lena Lawson and Swen Swenson, trapped five miles from Larimore, set fire to their clothing and car to scare off a pack of wolves. The flames lasted until dawn, after which they fled to a nearby farmhouse and survived the night.

Larimore N. D Lena Lawson Swen Swenson Swenson Miss Lawson

Births in local area list many new families

A long OCR fragment lists numerous birth announcements with parental names and addresses including Herbert and Mamie Vogelsanz, Raymond and Ruth Hawkins, Edwin and Sarah Lay, and many others. Several entries mention hospital births at St. Vincent's or Methodist Hospital, with addresses on Lexing ton, Sheffield, Belmon t, and other streets.

Herbert Mamie Vogelsanz S&s. Keystone Raymond Ruth Hawkins Maryland Edwin Sarah Lay Good Stanley Veraischotcher S. Sheffield Ephrim Mary Buckner Lexington

Deaths of Local residents list multiple causes and ages

A local obituary list reports deaths of John Scott 83 at Park of carcinoma Ormy Celester Baker 73 at Woodlawn cerebral hemorrhage Rosair Phillips 62 Naomi sclerosis Flora Blackburn 82 Bradburn carcinoma Cicero A Bartlett 78 Deaconess Hospital pulmonary embolism John H Macklain 75 Methodist Hospital chronic parenchymatous as William Bailey 25 Cornell pulmonary tuberculosis William L Lee 69 Minerva chronic myocarditis Joseph C Condon 82 Fall Creek Blvd arteriosclerosis Lewis Edward Cornell 19 days Arch premature birth Thomas F Reeves 56 McCrea and Louisiana chronic interstitial nephritis Mary Mahan 87 N Rural arteriosclerosis Harold Taylor Selvage 23 Broadway pulmonary tuberculosis.

John Scott Park Ormy Celester Baker Woodlawn Rosair Phillips Naomi Flora Blackburn Bradburn Cicero A. Bartlett Deaconess John H. Macklain Methodist Hospital William Bailey Cornell William L. Lee Minerva Joseph C.condon Fall Creek Blvd Lewis Edward Cornell Thomas F. Reeves McCrea Louisiana Mary Mahan Rural Harold Taylor Selvage Broadway

Thieves Loot Newark Grocery Worth 3000

Burglars break into Hugh Kennedy’s grocery at Blackhand Newark Ohio and cart away the entire stock valued at 3000 dollars leaving only a hot stove with fire banked for the night.

Newark Ohio Hugh Kennedy Blackhand

Woman 80 Begins Third Set of Teeth in Laurel

Mrs. Rebecca Rawhauser, 80, of Laurel in Chanceford Township, is cutting her third set of teeth. The report from New York dated December 18 notes the unusual dental milestone in an elder resident.

New York Rebecca Rawhauser Laurel Chanceford Township

Harding backs sales tax for veterans bonus plan

President Harding signaled support for financing a veterans bonus via a sales tax, relayed by Col. C R Forbes to the Veterans of Foreign Wars gathering in Cincinnati. The group endorsed the sales tax, excluding foodstuffs, and DVW and others pledged action, suggesting Congressional support may be feasible next year.

Times Cincinnati Ohio Warren G. Harding Col. C. R. Forbes Veterans’ Bureau Washington Veterans of Foreign Wars Col. Forbes C. Hamilton Cook Buffalo N. Y American Legion Col Forbes

Purse Stolen From Car Believed At Lunch Room

Miss Anna Chatham of 823 Blake Street reports a thief took her purse from her automobile parked in front of a lunch room. The loss includes ten dollars. Police are investigating the theft.

Anna Chatham Blake St

Boy Robber Kruger Sentenced to Long Juvenile Term

Albert Kruger a 16 year old from Richmond Hill was sentenced to 30 to 39 years in Sing Sing by County Judge Burt J Humphrey. He had pleaded guilty to robbing Patrolman Schultz's home and Beatrice Turner with a revolver after earlier delinquency charges and a Vermont head injury incident.

New York Albert Kruger Richmond Hill Sing Sing Burt J Humphrey Kruger West Corinth Humphrey Chauncey Schultz Schultz Beatrice Turner Dana Wallace

Liberty Bonds Firm on Bond Market This Week

New York December 18 The Liberty 3% issues showed firmness at the start of the trading week with the Liberty 3 148 rising to 100.80 from 100.56 as others stayed steady. Copper bonds remained active with gains in Cerro de Pasco 8s and Chile convertible 6s and 7s amid expectations of higher German purchasing power and strong world demand.

Chile Briennecott Ctah Copper Houston Oil Invincible Oil Pan-A. P Sinclair Teee Texas Co Oe Tt Union Oil Fs Industrials— Allied Chem Allis-Chal Coca-Cola Oo Meat & Ward Ss. In Woodward Con Col. Gas . Act Lea Gas United Financial New York Germany Cerro de Pasco

Cold Snap Boosts Chicago Livestock Prices

Cold weather at the Chicago stock yards lifted prices across hogs cattle and sheep. Hogs traded 15 to 20 cents higher with 40 000 receipts and 4 000 direct from other centers. Cattle receipts totaled 23 000 and the market held steady to stronger while sheep were steady with 18 000 receipts.

United Financial Chicago Chicago Atrone

Indianapolis Produce Offerings Include Fresh Poultry Deals

Indianapolis prices list fresh poultry items with discounts on leghorn stock and various sizes of capons and fowls. It notes turkeys including young toms and hens with weights around 12 pounds and up, reflecting a busy produce market.

Eeseeere

Dressed Beef Prices From Swift & Co Wholesale Sellings

Wholesale selling prices of dressed beef from Swift and Co. are listed for various cuts including ribs loins chuck and plates with No 2 and No 3 grades and prices in cents per pound.

Swift & Co

Cotton Market Opens Firm With Higher December Futures

In New York cotton trading December 158 opened firm with December at 25.75 cents up 28 points while January rose 16 points and March reached 276.00 cents. In London futures prices showed steady demand with openings and highs listed for January March futures.

Financial York Jan- SS

Police Try to Arrest Man in Own Home

New York December 18. Police surrounded a house after reports of a prowler ransacking East Side homes. A man inside claimed ownership, saying he lived there and was just looking for a drink when officers arrived.

New York East Side

Surgery Separates Siamese Twins Ruth and Sylvia Zarelsky

Brooklyn doctors report a successful operation separating Ruth and Sylvia Zarelsky born November 2 in New York. Dr Phil Mininberg led the obstetrics specialty team. The twins were conjoined at the chest with one head under the other's chin and weighed five and three pounds.

New York Ruth Sylvia Zarelsky Brooklyn Phil Mininberg

Pays Dime For Ride Stolen 12 Years Ago

The auditor of the Sterling Dixon & Eastern Electric Railway Co. received 10 cents in stamps from a man in Berrien Springs Michigan for a ride taken over twelve years ago without paying. The original fare was five cents.

Dixon, IL Sterling, Dixon & Eastern Electric Railway Co Berrien Springs Mich

Local Property Listings For Garages and Walls

Listing shows owners including William H Block at 50 N Illinois ng Indianapolis Garage with gas tank valued at 6500 dollars. Elizabeth R Hilgenberg at 2636 Bellefontaine 400 dollars. Oscar X poner at 4922 Washington Blvd 10000 dollars. H A Purnell at Fifty Second and Win wall. Dace W Flickinger at 211 Broadway 350 dollars.

William H. Block N. Illinois Indianapolis Charles Volrath WN. Kealing Elizabeth R. Hilgenberg Bellefontaine Oscar X. Poner Washington Blvd H. A. Purnell Wall W. Flickinger Broadway

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