Stock Averages Reach New Levels in Week’s Trade
The scene on January 3 reports industrials at new highs with the Federal Reserve Bank ratio at 74.6 percent.Amer- Bosch Magneto led gains, rising to 51 as other leaders like American Telephone and United Fruit surged. Rail and steel issues followed with broad market strength and a late closing tape 42 minutes behind New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
York
Federal Reserve Bank of Thes Ork
Mercantile
Aaa Aes
Wall Street
Pla
American Telephone
Westinghouse
Manhattan Electric Supply
Electric Space Battery
American Boshoe
United Fruit
Radio Corpores
New York
Thomege
GM McKinnon
Frey Rint
Fis
Erie Lst Pf
Pennsylvan
St Paul Tl & Fd Fé
Nion Pac
Wabash
Ai West Pullman
Bethlehem Steels
Ae Bly
Sintss
Sloss-Shef US Steel
Anadi
Timken Wil-Oyer
Oma Meli
Houston ‘Oil
Roy Duteh
al Chem Industrials
Cluett & P
Ify Ont &W
Shanes” É Union
Ohio
Euaeessic
Mont Ward
Hog market outlook 1924 25 predicts tighter supplies
The Sears Roebuck Agricultural Foundation reports 1924 hog production fell about 20 percent from 1923, with 1922–23 being record highs. Slaughter in 1924 reached around 76 million, with 1925 expected to drop to about 62 million as underproduction looms. Domestic demand remains strong and Chicago hog prices rise from winter levels toward fall of 1925.
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Sears-Roebuck Agricultural Foundation
Chicago
Local Bank Clearings Reported Incomplete Figures
Financial briefs show clearings totaling $5 518 in one metric and $13 209 000 for another. A weekly total of $40 719 000 is cited, indicating broad banking activity though figures appear inconsistent.
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Soto
Foreign Exchange Market Snippet Confusion
Fragments show mixed currency terms and illegible notes. The text hints at exchange rates, prices, and figures but names, dates, and clear context are missing.
Weather outlook for Sunday with regional temperatures
Forecast shows mostly cloudy night then fair Sunday. North and west regions expect 25 to 35 degrees, south and east 28 to 38 degrees.
Produce Markets Update with New-Laid Eggs and Butter
Fragmentary market note shows new-laid eggs priced at 1 cent and butter delivered at a stated rate. Mentions young guinea stock and general market conditions, but details are unclear due to garbled text.
Local Market Prices for Cattle Lambs and Meats
Readable OCR notes show fluctuating prices for cattle, lambs, and meats with range estimates. Mentions carcass weights from 500 to 700 pounds and pork or sausage related items with assorted price figures.
Newman and Paul Connelly Injured in Auto Crash
Newman and Paul Connelly of Chicago were severely injured in a car crash Friday when their auto skidded and struck another vehicle. Their parents escaped injury. The report notes the incident occurred in Nville with brief mention of a Rock Harvester Company connection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nville
Newman
Paul Connelly
Eons
Chicago
Eliy
Rockmick Harvester
Bank Call Issued By Nationwide Financial Agency
United Press reports a nationwide bank call issued today in Washington urging banks to close business and address unsettled conditions as of today. The notice highlights liquidity concerns and coordination among financial institutions to preserve stability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
Sentenced on Liquor Charge by Special Judge Holtzman
Special Judge John W. Holtzman in Criminal Court today fined Walter Gross of 1254 W Twenty-Sixth St and sentenced him to sixty years on a state farm for operating a unlawful liquor operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Holtzman
Indiana
Wheat Gains on Export Sales in Chicago Grain Market
In Chicago trading, wheat finished with substantial gains after a weak start amid reports of export sales. Corn fell on light demand with ample offerings, oats declined, and hogs along with heavy profit taking weighed on the provisions sector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Preas Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade Today
Grain Prices and Bids Reported Across Markets
Cash grain activity shows bids and price quotes from New York and Indianapolis. Wheat and corn figures include various grades and colors with No and sample designations. oats and hay values also listed, reflecting mixed bids from multiple grain markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aise
New York
Indianapolis
Ind
Fisei
Fiat
Sinclair Tank Wagon Prices Reported in Local Trade
Local market bulletin notes fractional bas ns 47 cents and 21.2 cents figures tied to tank wagon pricing from Sinclair Commer and associates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arept
Sinclair
Chicago fragment hints at January events
Readable text shows scattered letters and fragments from a Chicago page segment. No clear names, dates, or events emerge, leaving a partial snapshot of a newspaper item with uncertain context.
Hogs Steady as Receipts Top at 10.90
Hog prices finished the week practically steady with Fridays level. Heavy hogs held at 10.80 to 10.90, with top at 10.90 and most sales 10.50 to 10.70. Lightweights brought 10.50 to 10.60, pigs steady at 10 down, sows up slightly to 9.75 10 for good smooths. Receipts about 11,000. holdovers 1,845. Cattle prices steady. calves and sheep mixed with light activity and tops noted.
English to be global language by 2000 says German study
German scientists estimate that by 2000 more than a quarter of the world population will speak English. They note about 170 million people currently use English, behind Chinese and Russian, and cite ease of learning as a key factor in English becoming the world language.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timea
Berlin
Icelanders Form Club in Chicago
Island city reports that 300 Icelanders in Chicago have formed The Icelanders' Club to show cosmopolitan ties. Members note Icelandic emigration to the United States and Canada is rising rapidly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Cosmopolitian
Iceland
United States
Canada
Pattern Theft Charged In Indianapolis Casting Case
Arthur Parker, 28, of 1330 West Market Street, was charged with grand larceny for stealing a $1,000 pattern from the Indianapolis Casting Company on Harding Street. His brother George Parker, 24, of the same address, faced a receiving stolen goods charge after a junk dealer identified him as the seller. Police reported detectives tied George to the sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inianapolis Casting Company
Harding St
Arthur Parker
Market St
George Parker
Penn Official Seeks Details on Education Subsidy Funds
LeRoy A. King of the University of Pennsylvania requests from the State a full explanation of its education appropriation methods after being named chairman of a Governor Pinchot committee on educational subsidies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LeRoy A. King
University of Pennsylvania
Gifford Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Benny Bengough’s Value as a Yankee Catcher Highlighted
Benny Bengough of the New York Yanks could be a highly valuable catcher in the American League if he could hit. He is a one dimensional receiver but weak at the plate.
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Benny Bengough
New York Yanks
Justice Not Done
Chicago after the Loeb and Leopold trial, Jacob Franks laments that justice failed. He blames the system and Darrow, calling for harsher punishment and criticizing Judge Caverly for his role. Franks, whose son Robert was slain, keeps the killers unnamed and rejects forgiving the defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEA
Hicago
Jacob Franks
Franks
Robert
Loeb
Leopold
Ife
Bobbie
Darrow
Caverly
Businessman John C. Merwin Missing in Police Hunt
Police launched a nationwide search for John C. Merwin 72 manager of Russell & Co farm machinery at 147 Kentucky Ave missing four days. Mrs Merwin said he left home Dec 31 and may be at son Rupert A Merwin’s 1023 St Paul St he hadn’t been there. She said he started for his office Dec 31 amid a business controversy.
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John C. Merwin
Russell & Co
Kentucky Ave
Marriage Licenses Listed For Numerous Couples
A list of marriage license applicants includes Otis King and Alberta Young both 24 of Ranetior and 1715 N California, Elisha Self of Cincinnati and Pauline D Minor 37 of 2734 for Whitt, Vivien V Troxell 18 of 419 Hurl Brinks for Mattie Lewis 22, and more including Arthur A. Baeurlin and Stella M Hutcheson both 24, Parker and Floy Moll among others.
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Otis King
Ranetior
Cook
Alberta Young
California
Elisha Self
Cincinnati
Pauline "D. Minor
Whitt HH Haselwood
Fol
Sghauffeur
Vivien V. Troxell
Hurl Brinks
Mattie Lewis
Hargenly F. Ryan
Teenth
Alligonais
Ae Ivania
Bea
North
Arthur A. Baeurlin
Omen
Banat
Stella M. Hutcheson
Mmarioe
Parker
E. Walnu Bou
Albert Thompson
William W. Wilcox Jr
Race
Ares
Floy C. Moll
Washington
Blvd
Hawkins Plans Battle Over Indicted Removal From Ohio
Hawkins seeks to block removal to Indianapolis on charges of mail fraud conspiracy. He faults Judge Geiger and questions indictment jurisdiction while awaiting bond issues and trial outcomes. His arrest preceded by a hotel check and a $20 cash find, with family and legal aides rallying behind him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Hawkins
Ferdinand A. Geiger
Indianapolis
Hawking Mortgage Company
Oval
United States
Warner
Geiger
L. J. Hart
Elliott Seeks DOJ Designation for Hawkins Removal Case
United States District Attorney Homer Elliott asked the Department of Justice to designate an Indianapolis staff member to represent the government in the removal proceedings against Morton S. Hawkins at Dayton Ohio on January 12. Elliott said he doubted he would be named. if not, assistants Alexander G. Cavins or John Rabb Emison likely will be designated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E Unity
Postoffice
John Welborn
Indianapolis
E. L. Osborne
Bureau of Investigation
John Eckert
Cincinnati
Connolley
Hawkins
Howard B. Webster
United States
Carson Pratt
Mother
Iddings
Smith Hickenlooper
Homer Elliott
Department of Justice
Washington
Morton
Dayton
Ohio
Elliott
Alexander G. Cavins
John Rabb Emison
Stout 10 Open Investors Week In Indiana
Elmer W. Stout president of Pletcher American National Bank opens the week with a speech broadcast by Merchants Heat and Light through WFBH. He will contrast investing and speculating under the slogan Before you invest investigate. Indiana investors face over 50 million dollars lost to fraud in two years. The event is sponsored by the Indianake rs Association and Better Business Bureaus with luncheon clubs across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer W. Stout
Pletcher American National Bank
Merchants Heat and Light Company
WFBH
Stout
Indianakers' Association and
Better Business Bureaus
Street Cleaning Costs Reduced In Indianapolis
Street cleaning in Indianapolis dropped to 263 per mile in 1923 from 706.65 in 1915, covering nearly 600 paved miles. John F. Walker, superintendent, cited sweeping 297,600 blocks and flushing 271,415 squares, with 89,942 cubic yards of dirt removed and a remaining balance of 2,649.98 plus new equipment for snow removal and debris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
John F. Walker
Walker
G. A. R. Post Installs New Officers Today
George H. Thomas Post 17 of the G. A. R. installed Enoch H. Wood as commander and a slate of officers including George W. Fox senior fire commander A B Charpie junior vice commander William L Heiskell surgeon Thomas B D Ream chaplain Amos H Haines officer of the day Harry Barker officer of guard Lew Nicoll quartermaster and Albert J Ball adjutant.
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George H. Thomas
Enoch H. Wood
George W. Fox
A. B. Charpie
Mander
William L. Heiskell
Thomas BD. Ream
Amos H. Haines
Harry Barker
Lew~ Nicoll
Albert J. Ball
Coasting Supervised in Hasgel Woods Near College Ave
Walter Jarvis, superintendent of parks, authorized coasting supervision in Hasgel man's woods near Thirty-Fost and College Ave. Streets closed last week are under watch by street cleaning department staff. Jarvis reported many coasters in Douglass Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hasgelman's Woods
Thirty-Fost
College Ave
Walter Jarvis
Jarvis
Douglass Park
Atkins Company Holds Banquet at Rainbow Room
A banquet in the Rainbow room of the Severin closed the first general sales convention of the E. C. Atkins Company Friday night. Heads of departments factory foremen Atkins Pioneer Club members and twenty year veterans attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Severin
E. C. Atkins Company
Atkins Pioneer Club
Two Young Men Arrested On Speeding Charges
Robert Metcalf aged 22 of 1829 East Street and James Pierce aged 18 of 712 East Seventh Street were arrested today on speeding charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Metcalf
East St
James Pierce
Seventh St
Deaf and dumb wife testifies in non support case
In Chicago on January 3 United Press reports Mrs Allis Reynolds, herself deaf and mute, testified that she could not talk with her husband Reynolds who is also deaf and dumb. She claims he nagged him from morning to night and he fell sick, with the court resuming the case as she remains bound to pursue the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Chicago
Allis‘Reynolds
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Thomson & McKinnon
Marks
Shippers’ Forecast
Shipmien Heal
Board of Trade
Islanders
Joliet Penitentiary
Uaverly
Clarence Darrow
John .C. Merwin
Havey May
Columbus
Benson W. Hough
Hawking
Portland
A. L. Winterman
Winterman
Harry S. New
New
Wasington
Man
Open Investors
WFB
Thirty-Fourth St. and
College
Investment Department
Central Indiana Power Company
Wabash Valley Electric Co
Merchants Heat & Eight Co
Indiana Electric Corporation
Northern Indiana Power Co
Attica Electric Co
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