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Indianapolis Times

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 26, 1928

Page

4

Grain futures irregular in first sales report

United Press Financial Editor Elmer C. Malzer reports on December 26 in New York and Chicago trading at the Stock Exchange and Board of Trade. Stock actions mixed with gains for National Biscuit General Electric Montgomery Ward and Erie while Radio Corporation Victor and others declined. Agricultural and meat markets show cattle hogs and sheep price movements at Union Stock Yards with specific spot figures.

New York Stock Exchange National Biscuit General Electric Motors Steels Utilities National Bellas Hess Montgomery Ward Sears Roebuck Radio Corporation Victor Radio Anaconda Kennecott Chrysler Motor Hudson, Studebaker Hupp General Motors Warner Brothers Pictures Erie United Press Chicago Board of Trade

New York Stocks Rise and Fall in Cautious Boxing Week Trade

The New York Stocks report from Thomson and McKinnon notes cautious action on December 26 as investors digest holiday week liquidity. Trading shows modest gains in blue chips while speculative issues pause amid light volume and mixed earnings signals.

Fruit and Produce Prices Listed by Region and Type

A fragmented list of wholesale commission prices for fruits and vegetables including Apples Indiana Jonathan at 1.50 to 2.25 per box, Casabba Cantaloupes at 3, Cranberries 5.25 per 25 lb box, Oranges California Valencias 7.40 to 9.25 per crate, Lemons California 6.25 to 6.75, Grapefruit 4.25 to 4.50, Pears Rose and Anjo around 4.50 to 4.75, and Tomatoes Hothouse 3.00 per basket, with numerous regional and item variations across states and markets.

Indiana Jonathan California Jamaica Florida Anjo Southern Wisconsin Oregon New York Michigan Indiana Jersey Virginia Jersey Nancy Halls

Christmas Joy for Indianapolis Negro Families

Christmas brings relief to poor Black families in Indianapolis as gifts and hospitality flow from citizens and organizations. Orphanage events, youth programs, and church activities spread holiday cheer with parties, toys, clothing, and meals. Notables include Emma Duvalle leading orphans, the Optimist and Bohemian clubs hosting events, and plans for Pan-Hellenic activities and Christmas concerts around Dec. 27–30.

Indianapolis Emma Duvalle Claypool Optimist Club Bohemian Club Kappa Auxiliary Walker Casino Omega Tomlinson Hall Deltas Theresa Genus Trinity Hall Penick Chapel Norwood Earhart Streets J. H. Bellamy G. H. Brewer

Indianapolis and New York Bank Clearing Totals

Indianapolis clearings today reached 34 246 000 with debits 8 653 000. New York reported bank clearing 1 636 000 000 with clearing house balance 155 000 000 and federal reserve credit balance 148 000 000.

Indianapolis New York United Press Clearing House Federal Reserve Bank

Treasury Balance and Customs Receipts Report

Treasury statement from Washington notes the net balance on December 21 at 350,547,734.86 dollars. Customs receipts through December 21 total 33,161,637.87 dollars for the month.

Treasury United Press Washington

Year-end Stock Advice Urges Cleansing Holdings

In New York on December 26 stock market commentary from Thomson and McKinnon urges readers to review portfolios and divest disappointing holdings. It favors keeping worthwhile issues from prosperous companies and notes pride should not block prudent adjustments for the coming year.

Thomson & McKinnon New York

Market prices for butter cheese poultry and potatoes

Wholesale butter No 1 55 56c No 2 1 a e Butterfat 54c a lb cheese wholesale prices. Wisconsin flat 27c prime cream 27c palsy 27c Longhorn 27c New York line beef prices. Fresh delivered at 45c loss. Hens 43% 24c Beants 15 19c Eggs and poultry: roosters ducks and turkeys listed with varied per lb rates. Butter receipts 14 354 tubs prices 47 474%2c firsts 45 46c seconds 43 44%2c standards 48c. Potatoes steady Wisconsin Round Whites 85c 1.00 Minnesota Idaho Russets 1.40 1.65.

Icaf Pimento Wisconsin New York Lin Wees Peterec Young Toms United Preas Chicago Minnesota North Pakers Idaho

New Cabinet Post Proposed At Parley

Chicago December 26 political scientists urged creation of a new cabinet department named the department of administration. It would have a dedicated cabinet head and include the budget bureau the civil service commission and directors of personnel purchasing and investigation.

United Press Chicago Department of Administration Bureau of the Budget Civil Service Commission Directors of Personnel, Purchasing and Investigation

Whisky costs eight cents to make per bottle

United Press reporting from New York on December 26 notes that Canadian Whisky Company finances reveal a bottle costing eight and a half cents to produce while retail price in the United States runs eight dollars. A brokerage firm released the analysis after a market check.

United Proas New York United States

Old Observatory Unearthed Studying Sun in 1100 B. C.

London dispatch reports a prehistoric observatory found at Bucetzow Mecklenburg. The circular stone arrangement is estimated to have begun around 1181 B. C. It served to observe the sun’s annual circuit and functioned as a calendar.

B. C United Press London Bucetzow Mecklenburg

Accused as Double Slayer Detained in Brazil Indiana

Clifton Sennear, 30, a Black man, is held by Brazil police for Paducah Kentucky authorities who say he is wanted for the February murders of a white man and a Black man. He had been in hiding for months and was captured after becoming intoxicated.

United Press Brazil Clifton Sennear Paducah Sennear

Chicago Hogs and Cattle Prices in Market Reports

Chicago and multiple markets report hog receipts around 27,000 with prices up to 9.15, cattle receipts near 15,000 with varied weights and prices from 9 to 16 dollars, plus calf and sheep figures. Across Pittsburgh and Louisville, hogs higher, cattle steady, with detailed weight bands and price ranges for each category.

Union Stock Yards Chicago Jocasen United Preas United Press Buffalo Louisville

Suit Ends in Shooting in Mexico City

Miss Bernice Rush an American milliner is charged with shooting and wounding merchant Gencaro Benavente after a quarrel over a $5,000 lawsuit. Five shots were fired as they talked in the street near Belen prison. Movie star Rina Deliquory is sentenced in Rome to five months in prison and a $15 fine for killing a workman with her car in January 1926.

United Press Mexico City Rome Rina Deliquory

Hijackers Pose as Dry Agents Frolic in Highway Shakedown

James G. Browning reports a Columbus investigation reveals three men posing as federal dry agents attempted to extort a Portland Indiana rum runner. The trio demanded 1500 and fled with no money after a staged seizure of a 3000 liquor cargo and a diamond ring.

James G. Browning Columbus Portland Ind Browning Prohibition

Memorial service honors Judge Joseph H. Shea in Supreme Court

Prominent members of state and local bar associations and judges gathered in the Supreme Court to honor the late Judge Joseph H. Shea buried Monday. Resolutions praised his public service including Indiana University trustee roles, prosecutor duties, circuit and appellate court service, and ambassadorship to Chile. Speakers included former Judge M B Hotel, Bernard Korbly, James M. Fessler, Carl Wood, Michael J. Foley, and Martin J. Hugg.

Bar Supreme Appellate Court Joseph H. Shea Supreme Courtroom M. B. Hottel Shea Bernard Korbly James M. Fessler Indiana University

170 Killed in Yale Accidents Over Christmas

A United Press tally shows violent holiday deaths across the United States, with 170 killed by mid morning from traffic, fires, poison liquor, and hunting accidents. Fires were common in the old south, poison liquor fatalities clustered in the east, and several drownings occurred in Massachusetts.

United Press United States Old South New York City New York State Massachusetts

Seven Hurt By Autos In Minor City Crashes

Seven people, including two children, were injured in minor traffic incidents Tuesday afternoon and night. James Perkinson, 9, was hurt near his home at 961 English Avenue while testing a new scooter. A hit-and-run struck two women in a safety zone at Massachusetts and Cornell avenues, identified as Orda Yard, 21, of 1216 Cornell, and Charlotte West, 16, of 1632 Sheldon Street. Helen Pressel, 3, and her father Harry Pressel, and Earl and William Barnett were injured when their car collided with a machine driven by Charles Brentz at 423 Catherwood Avenue.

James Perkinson English Avenue Massachusetts Cornell Avenues Orda Yard Cornell Avenue Charlotte West Sheldon Street Helen Pressel Harry Pressel Bradley Street Earl William Barnett North Linwood Avenue Charles Brentz Catherwood Avenue

City in Brief Thrusday events and incidents in Indianapolis

The City in Brief lists a busy Thursday with varied events including Indiana Christian Ministerial Association and several luncheons and dinners at notable clubs. Reports note thefts at Shields Radio Shop, a traffic code explanation broadcast, and a death from a heart attack at a rooming house. A scarab necklace and two Axminster rugs were stolen, and attorney H H Evans spoke at the Kiwanis luncheon. A widow, Mrs Nancy Stoops, age 72, died of a heart attack in her College avenue rooming house. daughter Blanche Stoops was notified.

Indiana Christian Ministerial Association Central Christian Curch Columbia Indianapolis Engineering Club Board of Trade Sigma ‘Nu American Business Club Columbia Club Notre Dame Club Severin Nancy Stoops College Avenue Blanche Stoops Connersville Ind

Murder charge expected in Canton wife death case

Wilbur Heldman a Lorain furnace salesman will be charged with murder today in the death of his wife Margaret the phantom gun woman who admitted killing Vernard Fearn a Waco coal dealer Heldman has been held as a material witness since the death and he says she acted in self destruction Chicago reports Christmas traffic deaths raise Cook county 1928 toll to 1054 with six days remaining and a possible yearly record

United Press Canton Wilbur Heldman Lorain Margaret Vernard Fearn Waco Heldman Chicago Cook County

Births Notice From Coleman Hospital Area

Birth announcements list several families with newborn boys and girls including Alberta Anderson 1964 Ta etiafold Beulah Peck at 2231 North Ca Pred Ruby Farland 2044 Lexington William Gladys Lurber Colemen hospital Ax Sophia ae sna eer 46 Kansas Jen Marie Ware 1829 West Roscoe Anna Mathis 403 South Randolph Virgil Flossie Elmore 418 Sanders Otis Vivian Puckett 1104 East Vermont.

Alberta Anderson Taetiafold Beulah Peck North Ca Pred Ruby Farland Lexington William Gladys Lurber Colemen Hospital Sophia Ae Sna Eer Kansas Jen and Marie Ware West Roscoe Anna Mathis South Randolph Virgil Flossie Elmore Sanders Otis Vivian Puckett Vermont

Multiple deaths listed with medical conditions and residences

A list of names ages and addresses shows causes of death such as acute dilatation of heart lobar pneumonia and chronic myocarditis. The entries include Harvey Wharton Orion Richardson Anna Smith Mary Asplund Lewis Giddings Reeve Campbell infant Boyer and many others with hospital names and street addresses.

Harvey Alonzo Wharton South Meridian Orion Charles Richardson Benjamin Maxie Caroline Mitra Soreens Davie Anna Smith Broadway Mary Caen Asplund Phipps Lobar Pneumon Lewis F. Giddings Minnesota Reeve Campbell South Randolph Infant Boyer Sa Methodist Hospital John Price Mary F. Rothrock Nannie J. Craven Methodist Elsie Almack James Robert E. Hackett Mattie Jane Hoover Roache Lester Harlan Jennings Florence Mey Johr Charles Fred Weever Sadie Twyman Central Indiana Hospital Anna Hunt Methodist Hospital Mariah Satterlee South Tremont Azil M. Wood North Meridian Louie Toth St. Vincent Hospital James M. Mobley City Hospital Bertha Zill North Temple Samuel Perry Cardwell East Market William Stevens Gladys Dixon Central Indiana

Guests to Spend Holidays With Local Families

Dawn Casey hosts a house guest on Indianapolis Avenue during the holidays. Iane Givins of Terre Haute Maurice Morning of Cincinnati Chester Reed and Lucille Gibson of Chicago visit Mrs. William Alexander and daughter Hazel. Mrs. John A Patton at Boulevard Place is improving from illness. Old Settler's Social and Civic Club opens Tuesday Jan 1 from 4 to 10 p m at Lucas B Willis residence 512 N West Street inviting public.

Lester Johnson Sheldon Street Macedonia Baptist Church Nineteenth Yandes Streets Vergil Williams Mae Tancil Chicago Arthur Dodson Boulevard Place Williams Dodson McDonald Bob Indiana University A. H. Maloney Lillian LeMon Cosmopolitan School of Music National Association of Negro Musicians Simpson M. E. Church Children of the Orphans’ Home Optimists’ Club Claypool A. R. LeMon North West Street Bohemian Club Orphan Home Dawn Casey Indianapolis Avenue Iane Givins Terre Haute Maurice Morning Cincinnati Chester Reed Lucille Gibson William Alexander Hazel John A. Patton Old Settler's Social and Civic Club Lucas B. Willis N. West Street

Building Permits for Garages and Repairs List

Permits issued for several structures including garages for Pruitt at 956 West Thirtieth, Dillenbeck at 4719 Winthrop, Moore at 843 North Hamilton, and Lantz at 4156 College plus a repair shed for Walker at 935 Prospect. Total noted value around $250 and an additional $212 listed for Lantz.

Dillenbeck Winthrop B. Walker Prospect Po A. Moore North Hamilton F. Lantz College

Weather report from Indianapolis airport 9 30 a m

At Indianapolis airport the air shows a south wind of 13 miles per hour and sea level pressure of 30.18 inches. Temperature is 36 degrees with unlimited ceiling and visibility, and slight haze present.

Indianapolis

E C Cutrell Leaves Indianapolis for Washington in Monoplane

E. C. Cutrell a Chicago department of commerce aviation inspector who spent Christmas with relatives in Indianapolis departed the city today for Washington in his Ryan monoplane.

E. C. Cutrell Chicago Department of Commerce Indianapolis Washington

Lady Lindy Pays for Ride in Newark Flight

Miss Amelia Earhart, the trans Atlantic aviator, rode in a commercial plane in Newark with her mother and paid $10 for a twenty minute flight yesterday.

Smite Newark N. J Amelia Earhart

Aviator Pacheco Considers Mexico City to Buenos Aires Flight

The civilian aviator Joaquim Gonzales Pacheco announced plans to attempt a Mexico City to Buenos Aires flight via the Central American route used by Roberto Fierro. He would fly the Emilio Carranza, named for the Mexican army flier killed on a goodwill flight in the United States. A committee asks President Portes Gil to permit Lieutenant Antonio Cardenas to complete the New York to Mexico City nonstop flight on which Captain Carranza died.

United Press Mexico City Joaquim Gonzales Pacheco Buenos Aires Roberto Fierro Pacheco Emilio Carranza United States Emilio Portes Gil Antonio Cardenas New York Carranza

Capone Out as Santa in Chicago Reported En Route South

Chicago, Dec. 26 Scarface Al Capone famed for playing Santa was absent after reportedly heading to his winter resort home in Miami Beach Fla He had given gifts in prior years totaling about 100000 in value this season’s holiday actions remain undisclosed

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Bell Telephone Plans $35.5 Million State Expansion

PHILADELPHIA Dec 26 R L Badger vice president of Bell Telephone Company of Pennsylvania announced the firm will invest 35 500 000 across the state during 1929. The project marks a major nationwide network expansion and aims to improve service and coverage.

United Press Philadelphia R. L. Badger Bell Telephone Company of Pennsylvania

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