California Petroleum Leads Oil Stock Rally Amid Profit Taking
The New York stock market opened with Oil shares gaining as California Petroleum moved up to 68 from 66, with oil and producers showing strength. General Motors and Eastman Kodak rose, while Anaconda fell on merger doubts. Industrials and rails posted mixed results amid broader selling pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall Street Journal
New York
Studebaker
Baldwin
American Locomotive
Steel
Bethlehem
Cosden
Pan American
General Motors
Eastman Kodak
California Petroleum
Hich
Anaconda
Chile
Gary
Stein
Malta
Dardanelles
Indiana budget hearings explore increased state needs
The state budget office continues hearings on department requests for higher appropriations as the first year with an active budget department proceeds. Building plans for the Rockville tuberculosis sanatorium and school additions estimate about 700000 dollars, with several hospital and prison leaders testifying. The budget committee includes Senators Chamber and Baxter, Representatives Kitch and Lafage, Eschbach, and Edward Farmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockville
Amos Carter
E. G Laughlin
Southern Indiana Hospital
Insans
FE. J. Forarty
State Prison
B. K E. Biges
State School
Ft. Wayne
George A. H. Shideler
Reformatory
James W. Milligan
Eastern Hospital For the Insane
Walter Chamber
Arthur Baxter
John W. Kitch
Oliver Lafage
Jesse E. Eschbach
State Board of Accounts
Edward Farmer
Presbyterian Sunday School gives prizes for faithful attendance
In Gloucester City twenty eight members of the Presbyterian Sunday School were awarded prizes at the Christmas exercises last night. Mrs Abbie Marshall has not missed a session in thirty one years and received a special prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Presbyterian Sunday School
Gloucester City
Abbie Marshall
Naval Stores Listings Sparse in Auction Notes
Fragmentary OCR shows a listing of naval stores with unclear quantities for sale. The readable items mention sellers and unspecified lots, with no clear lot numbers or addresses.
Arbuckle Faces Gloom in Fight to Return to Films
Roscoe Fatty Arbuckle, pardoned by Will Hays, faces a deep personal gloom after losing his home car and wife Minta Durfee. He remains in retirement with his dog in a Hollywood cabin, longing to work, laugh audiences, and eat.
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Jack Jungmeyer
United Press
Los Angeles
Roscoe
Fatty
Arbuckle
Will H. Hays
Hollywood
New York
Minta Durfee
Virginia Rappe
Fatty” Arbuckle
Arbuckis
Chicago grains open irregular
Wheat prices rose while corn led steady buying at the Board of Trade with an overall firm tone from Liverpool’s advance. Receipts totaled 55 cars of wheat in Chicago, 434 in Duluth, 453 in Minneapolis. exports active. provisions opened lower.
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United Financial Chicago
Board of Trade
Liverpool
Chicago
Duluth
Minneapolis
Indianapolis Produce Prices List From Early Advert
An old Indianapolis ad lists fresh candied eggs at 48¢, butter stock at 27¢, capons seven pounds up at 33¢, fowls 4% pounds up at 20¢, leghorn poultry 25¢ discount, young tom turkeys 12 pounds up at 34¢, ducks and geese prices, and per dozen quineas at 7.50. It notes creameries paying 60¢ a round for butterfat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
DRESSED BEEF PRICES AT WHOLESALE CEILING LIST
Wholesale ceiling prices for dressed beef from Swift & Co. are listed by cut. Ribs No 2 15 cents No 3 12 cents Loins No 2 2 lec No 3 11/2 to 5e Rounds No 2 15 cents No 3 13 cents Chuck No 2 10 cents No 3 8 cents Plates No 2 7 cents No 3 6 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swift & Co
Diamond value swings amid South African industry shifts
The diamond market in South Africa shows rising valuations as global conditions worsen. A $500 diamond previously valued around 2,000 marks now commands about 6,000,000 marks, illustrating volatility but confirming that a diamond remains a diamond as money may lose value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Africa
Rush of trading hits Liberty bonds
New York December 28 There was a rush of trading in Liberty bonds at the market open with prices easing eight to ten cents below opening. Early trading was heavy but soon returned to normal volume, while Liberty sales boosted total activity. Foreign bonds showed slight reaction to Lausanne advices though no heavy selling followed by news of a British fleet dispatch to Constantinople.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bu United Financial
New York
Lausanne
Constantinople
Trading Opens Dull on New York Curb Market
Dull trading greeted the New York curb market opening with irregular price moves and a generally easy trend. Mammoth led activity trading around 47 while Standard Oil of Kentucky climbed to 131 and Standard of Indiana edged up slightly as most stocks stayed barely steady amid a sluggish session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Financial
NEW York
Mammoth
Standard Oil of
Kentucky
Standard of
Indiana
Building Permits list projects and values for local addresses
Building permits issued for D Woods garage 3710 Salem W R Garstang office North and Big Four railroad 500 Paul Brandlein stable 1599 Madison 20 Talbott dwelling 6402 College 7000 D B Shideler zarage 4219 Sunset pees Drive Assembly of God church 2755 N Sherman 2406 C E Feustermacher double 306 W Morris 2500 Riverside Exhibition Company office 700 W Thirtieth 650
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Seer D. Woods
Salem
W. R. Garstang
North and Big Four Railroad
Paul Brandlein
Madison
One. Talbott
College
D. B. Shideler
Sunset
Pees Drive
Assembly of God
N. Sherman
C._E. Feustermacher
W. Morris
Riverside Exhibition Company
W. Thirtieth
Indianapolis Linseed Oil Prices in Barrel Deals
Indianapolis dealers quote linseed oil prices in barrel quantities. Raw oil sells at $1.01 per gallon while boiled oil is offered at $1.03 per gallon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Local Livestock Prices Steady at Local Stockyards
Hog prices were generally steady with lights about a nickel higher. Supply light at 11,000 head, including 1,674 held over. Pigs fell to $8.85, sows steady. Calves rose to a top of $14.50, few veals at $15. Sheep and lambs unchanged with fleece wool reducing prices by 50 cents. Hogs, cattle, calves receipts listed.
Wine debate in city court over sacramental use
Special Judge Harry Yockey heard arguments on how much wine a Jewish worshiper may possess for sacramental use. Philip Golstein, 67, faced charge of operating a blind tiger as police testified he bought wine from A Schwartz, sexton of a local church. Government officials questioned revocation of licenses after raids showed large stock and sale to others. Yankey took the case under advisement awaiting word from government officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Yockey
Philip Golstein
S. Meridian St
Isadore Wulfson
Goldstein
A. Schwartz
Charles St
Merrill and
Union St
Schwartz
Yankey
Marriage Licenses Listed With Names and Addresses
A compiled list shows individuals across multiple states and cities connected to marriage licenses. Names include Mattie P Howman Faynia B Allen Leroy Lloyd Maud L King Jesse McClain Cora M Custun Estelle Giteon Wilma Raué Dor othy O Hannon Dor othy O Hannon and others with street addresses and localities such as West St Bright St Twenty-Fifth St Delaware St Main St College Ave and more reflecting a public record snippet.
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RW. Ueim
West St
Mattie P. Howman
Bright St
Hof Lane
Graham Ave
Faynia
Allen
Leroy Lloyd
Harmon Avre
Blanch Review
Highland PL
KN. DD
Webster
W. Twenty-Fifth
Maud L. King
Jesse McClain
Chicago
Dora Buckley
eaPeank
Selma
Ohio
Cora M. Custun
Delaware
Rae Ripsie
Michael Mahcolm
K. Box
Sarah Frar
W. Twenty-second St
Griffith Howell
Indiana
Jarbor
Art m
Pwing
Mas Riley
Parker Ave
Dorothy O. Hannon
Deloss
Bryan Burt
Revilla Ave
Hythea Fleener
H.L . Theora
Hanudson
Tenth St
Family Names and Ages Appear in City Hospital Death List
A long list of individuals tied to St Vincent's and city hospitals notes many ages from newborn to elderly and causes including pneumonia tuberculosis brain hemorrhage and diphtheria. Names include Sonia Weidman Irene Cecil Johnsen and Edgeworth with hospitals listed as St Vincent's City Hospital and Central Indiana Hospital.
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Rove Sonia
Gertrude Weidman
Tacoma
Charles and
Irene Cecil
S. Holmes Carr
Helen Edwarda
Schurman Harry
Faye Falk
Susar Grove Tushy
Shena Linakeff
Blake
Harry
Gladys Peal
Fishes Virgil and
Adaline Johnsen
Rio
William and Paula White
St .Vincent's Hospital
Ralph and
Garnet York
St. Vincent's Hospital
Annette Scott
Colton
Amanda Gano
City Hospital
Mary K. Holland
Euclid
Sam Sprowel
Broadway
Helen Marie Johnson
Walnut
Alfred Nealfi
Provident Hospital
Lobar
William Walling Reynolds
St. Vincents Hospital
Henry Williams
Mary Edgeworth
Emerson
Claudine Dickee
Central Indiana Hospital
Million Paid for 34000 Acres in City
In New Orleans on December 28 reports say R E BE De Montermin paid over 1 million dollars for a tract of 84000 acres within the city limits. The land extends from Little Woods along Lake Pontchartrain twelve miles and along Chef Menteur Pass toward Lake Borgue. De Montermin plans subdivisions near the city and truck farms further out. The tract is crossed by two railways and two highways and has long been popular for hunting and fishing.
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New Orleans
R. E. BE. de Montermin
Little Woods
Lake Pontchartrain
Chef Menteur Pass
Lake Borgue
Prison classification plan at Sing Sing marks reform move
Adolph Lewison, president of the National Committee on Prisons and Prison Labor, describes a new system to classify and train prisoners for productive work. Sing Sing will host a $1.2 million classification institution to sort inmates after sentencing and before release, with psychological testing to guide industry assignments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolph Lewisohn
National Committee On Prisons and
NEA Service
New York
Sing Sing
National Committee On Prisons
New York State
Bonds worth billions sit unclaimed by many holders
Philadelphia Dec 28 Anticipated millions in Victory bond proceeds remain unclaimed as owners fail to present 700 million dollars of bonds for redemption. Federal Reserve official George W Norris notes many holders are non professional and unaware their coupons are due. six serial letter series A to F called for redemption on Dec. 15 with interest ceasing thereafter.
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Philadelphia
United States
Victory
Page
George W. Norris
Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia
Unela Sam
Treasury Department
Big improvement in Russian railways locomotive status
Report notes significant progress with Russian railways as only about half of locomotives remain out of service due to disrepair. Improvements reduce outages and restore capacity across main lines.
Silk trade shifts to United States as Orient shipments rise
San Francisco reports United States controls Silk shipments from the Orient to the West Coast. Pacific Mail liners add speed, boosting December imports to about 15 million dollars and a 4 million silk cargo aboard the President Cleveland. The Toyo Kaisha losses share as TKK lines lag in export movement.
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San Francisco
United States
Orient
Shipping Board
Far East
Pacific Mail Steamship Company
Pacific
Cleveland
Wilson
Pacific Mail
America
Japan
Toyo Wisen Kaisha
New York
Pacific Mail Line
France Supplies Corks for Bottles of Perfume
Paris reports France controls cork supply for perfume bottles. Algeria contributes to cork production, with over 200000 hectares of cork forests near Philippeville supporting a growing export trade. In 1921 cork shipments reached nearly 20000 tons amid weak trade conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
France
Algeria
Phillippeville
Ungerer
AT&T 133rd Dividend Notice
American Telephone and Telegraph announces a regular quarterly dividend of two dollars and twenty five cents per share to be paid Monday January 15 1923 to stockholders of record at the close of business Wednesday December 20 1922 H Blair Smith treasurer
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Stock Exchange
Vances
Mittee
Statehouse
Stateshouse
Thomson & McKinnon
C& NW
Roy
NH & H
Nor Pac
Nor & West
St Paul
Wabash Am S
Bos Oh
Ajax
Goodrich
OG. S. Rub
Lima Loco
Ad S& Ay Vullman
Airbric
Elec
Beth
Hos Rulf
Midvale
Pieres-Arrow
Stromberg
Stewart-W
Willys-Over
Texas G
Ian Copers
Amer
Houston
Cal Wit
NJ New
Sinclair
Texas Co
Lory
Amer le
Ios dSta
Mont & Wardee
Nat Lead
Pitts Coal
Sears-Roaq
Nsol
Atlantic Gulf
Austin
Chicago Grain Table
Owen Bich
Liberty Bonds
Paiges
Yockey
Wayne
Lola Horton
Villa Albert
Viola Wakefield
Jeasie
Mariah Williama
Ke Martland
Cligfiord
Margaret Yohler
Henry
Mabel Weichel
Royal
Samuel
Sallie Jacobs
Frank
Ella Smith
Athen
George
Maud Duman
Highland PI. Louis
Rosie George
Huce
MOVE
Oelff
Chineas
Formosa
Java
Siam
East Indies
Singapore
Hong Kong
Annam
J. D. Lanier
Macon
Peggy Lewis Lanier
Vecoelo
U. S
Algiers
American Telephone & Telegraph Co
H. Blair-Smith
Union Traction Co
Michigan
Anderson
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