Early trading gains stock better tone in mixed market
Stocks opened irregular with quiet trading. High grade issues faced pressure while American Can and Studebaker attracted buying. Studebaker rose to 83% and American Can gained briefly on a dividend surprise, as Chrysler and GM slipped and overall sentiment remained unsettled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer C. Walzer
United Press
New York
United States Steel
New York Central
Anaconda
American Can
Studebaker
Schulte
Montgomery Ward
Sinclair
Wright Aero
Warner Brothers Pictures
New Haven
Victor Talking Machine
Nash
Hupp
Kennecott
Chrysler
General Motors
Bank and Treasury Reports Show Early January Totals
Indianapolis reports debits of 4 523 000 and credits 7 984 000 for Tuesday. New York notes bank clearings to January 8 at 3 000 000 with clearing house balance 170 000 000 and Fed balance 17 000 000. Treasury says net expenditure for January 5 stands at 59 03 938 and customs receipts through the 5th total 5 796 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Indianapolis Bank
New York
Federal Reserve Bank
Treasury
United Press
Washington
Jan
Market pricing on butter cheese and poultry items
Wholesale butter No. 1 51 52 cents, LA on butterfat 491 50c per lb, cheese varieties listed with Wisconsin prime cream 27c and New York Jim buying prices. Hens, Leghorn hens around 21-26c, springers 2+ lbs about 23-26c. fat standards 47c. Poultry receipts 3 cars with springs 20-29c, turkeys up to 28c. Cheese Young Americas 24 5c, market steady with arrivals 81. Idaho and Wisconsin sacked russet prices shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Wisconsin
Daley
New York
United Press
Gt GO
Jen
Idaho
Reddish Heads Swine Breeders Association Leaders
O R Reddish of Waveland elected president of the Indiana Swine Breeders Association at the fifty third annual meeting in Claypool Monday night. Fred L Obenchain Bainbridge named vice president and Levi P Moore Rochester secretary treasurer. R M Jenkins Orleans re elected director of the Indiana Livestock Breeders Association and O C Edwards Crawfordsville named director to fill the unexpired term of E W Moore Thorntown. Breeders of Duroc Jerseys Poland China Chester Whites and Berkshires held separate meetings today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. R. Reddish
Waveland
Indiana Swine Breeders Association
Claypool
Fred L. Obenchain
Bainbridge
Levi P. Moore
Rochester
R. M. Jenkins
Orleans
Indiana Livestock Breeders Association
O. C. Edwards
Crawfordsville
E. W. Moore
Thorntown
E. J. Barker
Chester
Lawyer's will names religious groups and gifts
John T. Lecklider died January 2 and left an $85,000 estate with $9,000 in gifts to religious groups. Fletcher Savings and Trust Company is named executor. Beneficiaries include First Presbyterian Church $1,000 YMCA $300 YWCA $300 Wheeler City Mission $100 National Missions of the Christian Church New York $4,000 and the Board of Foreign Missions of the Presbyterian Church in the United States $4,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Lecklider
Lecklider
Fletcher Savings and Trust Company
First Presbyterian Church
Wheeler City
National Missions of the Christian
New York
Board of Foreign Missions of the Presbyterian Church
United States
Prisoner Escapes From Train After Guarded Transit
Postoria Ohio January 8 A 17 year old prisoner named Jess James Crawford escaped from a Big Four train car while handcuffed and under guard. He leaped through a window, jumped into an automobile, and vanished. Authorities issued a lookout for Crawford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Postoria. O
Jess James Crawford
Market factors shift as monetary conditions take center stage
Prosperity recedes as a market factor and monetary conditions gain seriousness in New York reporting. High call rates are expected to persist into spring with potential rediscount rate advances. An unnamed leading banker offers annual thoughts from a new angle, which could influence markets. A further price correction seems possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomson & MacKinnon
New York
Ng Y‘ankers
Porkers Drop 15 Cents at Logal Yards Market
Hogs opened at Union Stockyards 15 cents lower with 150-300 lb cattle mostly at 9.30. Receipts 13,000. holdovers about 613. Vealers up 50 cents to 18 19. lambs 16 17. culls 10 14.50. Chicago hogs steady to weak. receipts 48,000 with 5,000 directs. Hog prices by weight ranges and cattle, calves, and sheep receipts listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A & Hudson , del & Lacka
Central
NH & H Os
Nor Pacific
Pennnsylva
Reading Able
Southern Southern R
BU A
St Paul
Ny Wee
Ares
Union Pacine
Silaryland
Wabash
United States
Wertingh Air
Westingh
Elec
Motors— Am Bosch Mag
Chandler Chrysler Corp
Eaton Axle Sesee Oe
Graham Paige
General Motors Tv
Hudso
Jordan Hupp
Mack Motors
Fermion
Motor Wheel
Nash
Packard
Peerless
Pierce Arrow
Studebaker -Cor
Stew Warner
Willys-Over
Nicke
Kennecott
Texas
Barnsdall A
Freewort
Alay
Houston
Indo Oil & & Gas
Marland Oil
Phillips
Ve Prair Oil
I Union of Cal
Royal Dutch Sn
Simms
Sinclair Oil
Ndustryi Adv Rum
Allis Chalay
Allied Chemical
Alaska Jetessae
Davison
Davison Chem
Dupont
Oancee Pseyere
Mav
Ontgom
Nate Ht
Pittshurrh
Goa
Keith Owens
Ars Roebuck
Union Carbide
Victor
Jau Weiss Wright Aero
Attiva Mani
Gohet
Flec Pow & Lt
West Union Tel
United Pruit
Sug Rig
Austin Nichol
Auttorn
E . Sus Pkg
Ann Bs
Ward Ba
Am Sumatra
Ciger Weyers
Chicago
Seeree
Foma
United Press Chicago
Weigt
Weber
United Press
Buffalo
Chicago Market Receipts and Prices Report
Chicago and Buffalo market reports show hogs cattle calves and sheep receipts for January 8 with mixed demand. Prices range from hogs 7.65 to 10.00 per cwt and cattle 7.50 to 15.75, with fat cows and cutters quoted alongside lambs and sheep market levels.
Fruit and vegetable market prices for retailers
A listing of wholesale prices for apples grapes lemons and pears including Jonathan Delicious Grimes Winter bananas and other fruits. Vegetables priced for artichokes cauliflower lettuce onions cabbage kale tomatoes and potatoes with assorted regional sources and bag or crate sizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonathan
Grimes
Bahamas
Almeria
California
Jamaica
Oran
Alifornia
Valencia
Anjou
Texas
Wisconsin
Virginia
Michigan
Ohio
Idaho
Indiana
Jersey
Field Bunches In Race For Speaker and Senate Leader
Legislators mingle in hotel lobbies awaiting party caucus votes for Speaker of the House and president pro tem of the Senate. Seven seek the speakership, two vie for the Senate leadership as Governor Elect Harry G. Leslie may stay silent unless a deadlock forms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Senate
Harry G. Leslie
Leslie
James J. Nejdl
Whiting
Denver C. Harlan
Richmond
House of Representatives
Claypool
al G. Snyder
State Printing Board
Douglas Whitlock
Terre Haute
Leland K. Fishback
Poultry and Pet Stock Show Comes to Tomlinson Hall
The show features chickens cats pigeons rabbits turkeys and pheasants open Friday to Sunday with judging starting at 9 a m on Friday. Theo Hewes acts as secretary and manager with hours from 9 a m to 10 p m Friday and Saturday and 8 30 a m to 7 p m Sunday. Largest poultry entry expected Rhode Island Reds white New Zealands lead rabbits and a record number of turkeys this year. Rabbits up to sixteen pounds will be shown as a special attraction includes pea fowl and pheasants in full plumage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tomlinson Hall
Theo Hewes
Poultry Department
Rhode Island Reds
Hewes
New
Traffic Club to Name Officers at Dinner
The Indianapolis Traffic Club will elect officers January 24 after a 6:30 dinner at the Severin. Two candidate tickets are named with W. F. Benning for president, H. A. Koch for second vice president, and FR. C. Johnston for secretary-treasurer on both. Additional nominees appear for first vice president, third vice president, and director positions on each ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
W. P. Basch
H. B. McNeely
C A. Wazner
E. C. Lipp
Harold Prange
M. G. Chenoweth
G. H. Evans
H. T. Grimes
C of C to Study Oil Freight Rates
The Indiana State Chamber of Commerce freight and traffic committee will study the Interstate Commerce Commission examiners report on petroleum rail rates Friday. R B Coapstick announced a bill of exception to equalize Indianapolis and Indiana rates with Chicago and Illinois, due before Feb 12. The report favors a one half cent per 100 pounds rate cut from southwestern oil fields, but Indianapolis remains disadvantaged at 41 cents versus about 38 cents to Chicago despite closer proximity to production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interstate Commerce Commission
Indiana State Chamber of Commerce
R. B. Coapstick
Chamber
Indianapolis
Indiana
Chicago
Illinois
Coapstick
Beaux Stratagem Actor Wallace Eddinger Dies in Pittsburgh
Wallace Eddinger aged 43, member of the Players Club of New York, died in Presbyterian hospital Pittsburgh from lobar pneumonia. He was in the city last week acting in The Beaux Stratagem at a local theater and was found in his hotel room Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Pittsburgh
Wallace Eddinger
Players Club of
New York
Presbyterian Hospital
Peasee Ee
Indiana State College for Teachers proposed by legislature
The Indiana State Normal at Terre Haute would become Indiana State College for Teachers and the Indiana State Normal eastern division at Muncie would become Ball Teachers College. Trustees of the institutions met at the Columbia Club to discuss the change and approve plans for a new teacher training building at Terre Haute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana State Normal School
Terre Haute
Indiana State College For Teachers
Indiana State Normal
Muncie
Ball Teachers College
Columbia Club
Grain futures gain firmness in pit opening
Higher outside markets pushed wheat prices higher at the open while corn showed firmness and oats were unchanged. Provisions were steady. The Canadian pool resisted export sales and sentiment shifted toward the long side as rumors of bigger export demand supported offers at the seaboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Preas
Chicago
Tony
Seaboard
Chicago Grain Table Incomplete Agency Report
Special ICAGO notes grain prices with carrots not listed. Wheat 34 cents per unit corn 546 oats 63 rye 8 in the January 8 record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ICAGO
Cotton Market notes slight decline in New York
In New York on January 8 cotton eased enough to keep bears confident. The late rally showed a sold out appearance and a further drop seemed unlikely unless other markets worsen. Early trading hinted at possible price improvement elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomson & McKinnon
New York
Cotton
Bears
Marriage Licenses Listed For Several Couples
A batch of marriage licenses shows Leonard Du Pont 23 of 3005 West Washington bus driver wed Hazel La Mar 29 of 2030 North LaSalle. Layton Smith 26 of Columbus Ohio shoe rebuilder weds Dorothy Hatfield 18 of 309 North Capitol. Tom Johnson 33 of 1042 North Traub foundry worker weds Florida Bell 33 of 952 North Traub housekeeper. Eve Barber 24 of 1803 North New Jersey tailor weds Phyllis Blessing 24 of 2016 Central stenographer. Louis Wagner 30 of Pittsville Wisconsin cheese maker weds Mildred Bowman 19 of 1732 South Randolph assistant cashier. Guy Kitchen 34 of Danville Illinois advertising salesman weds Andene Hendrix 25 of 4619 Broadway stenographer. Arlo Kilpatrick 22 of 1214 Oliver salesman weds Mary Ewing 20 of 1329 Oliver.
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Leonard du Pont
West Washington
Hazel la Mar
North LaSalle
Layton Smith
Columbus
Dorothy Hatfield
North Capitol
Tom Johnson
North Traub
Florida Bell
Eve Barber
North New Jersey
Phyllis Blessing
Central
Louis Wagner
Pittsville
Wis
Mildred Bowman
South Randolph
Guy Kitchen
Danville
Ill
Andene Hendrix
Broadway
Arlo Kilpatrick
Oliver
Mary Ewing
Multiple Deaths Reported From Bronchial Pneumonia and Cardiac Conditions
A string of death notices lists numerous individuals with causes including bronchopneumonia, myocarditis, endocarditis, pulmonary tuberculosis, and vascular complications. Names, ages, and addresses appear for residents such as Mike Rhe 41, John M Feilly 67, Sarah Elizabeth Robinson 37, and William G Williams 74, among others, with hospitals including St. Vincent's and Central Indiana. The notices indicate chronic and acute cardiac issues, respiratory diseases, and infections, reflecting a broad pattern of illness and mortality in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Rhe
Haugh
John M. Feilly
Humphrey Mes Forshe
City
Mitland
Codhae
Ronthe
Witla Schumaker
City Hospital
Robert L. Mediey
North Fourth
Jerusha Ann Kabbe
Delaware
L. Wilford Rich
A. St. Vincent's Hospital
Juanita Pillinger
Sanders
Finley
Carcinent Iiam
A. Reddie
East Drive
Woodruff Place
Ary Broden
St. Vincent's Hospital
Johanna Lynch
North Arsenal
Heon
Amelia
Pondolier
Churchman
Bila ‘Bruce
N. Ritter
Rad Brackman
Union
Frank Dugan
Central Indiana
Hos Piel
Harles D. Davis
Fletcher
George Vootten
A. Kent
Chester
Dam Fussner
S. Talbott
Ames Wesley Branham
a @ Holt
Agene Erie
Hillside
Emily
Quick
N. Tibbs
Orence
Campbell
Meredith
William G. Williams
St. Vincent Hospital
Sarah Elizabeth Robinson
Eugene
Births Report From Various Hospitals and Homes
A list of birth announcements across multiple addresses and hospitals. Names include Tom and Francis Tshofski. Geoergetta Evans. Aliie Camden. Orpha Bless. Alberta Morris. Jape Frasier. Shaees and Hiltroud. Wendell and Alita Wright. Mi and Madeline Dell. Mary Zeunik. Asa and Evelyn Smith. John and Edith McCrea. Bruno and Irene ell. Eugene and Ruth Holdeway. and others, with numerous street addresses and institutions noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom
Francis Tshofski
North Holmes
Son
Geoergetta Evans
East
Tentathas
Aliie Camden
South Melvin
Orpha Bless
North Pine
Osborne
Alberta Morris
Northwere
Jape
Frasier
Colamay Ru Hospital
Shaees and
Hiltroud
Gal Jeman Has- Wendell
Alita Wright
Coleman Hos- Mi
Madeline Dell
Christian Hoswa
Mary Zeunik
Christian Hos- Asa
Evelyn Smith
Wert
John
Edith McCrea
Ly Bruno
Irene Ell
Bradary
Eugene
Ruth Holdeway
West
Ognene
Pearl Crosbey
Hewpites
Margaret Bradford
Methos Cecil
Hattieith
Sheldon
Phenard & d
Mildred Shapmen
Colemand Pred
Virginia Hadley
Coleman Hosp
Calvin
Building Permits Reported for City Additions
Captiol Ice Company seeks addition work. Janoee H Lie reroof 418 Harvard Place. Jacquart proposes addition 4619 East Tenth. M Pats Spabely plans addition 2081 North Dear Seats garage 360. East excavation 3592 Salem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capitol Ice Company
East Wes SF
Janoee
H. Lie
Harvard Place
Jacquart
East Tenth
M. Pats
Spabely
North Dearseats
Salem
European Writers to Be Heard Friday Night in Caleb Mills Hall
Two European leaders will lecture at 8 p m Friday in Caleb Mills hall under the Indiana Council on International Relations. M Pierre de Laaux and Wolf Von Dewall will discuss France and Germanys diplomacy and peaceful dispute settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caleb Mills
France
Germany
Indiana Council On International Relations
M. Pierre de Laaux
Wolf von Dewall
Frankfurter Zeitung
Rites Set for Sister Mary Prudence of St. Francis
Sister Mary Prudence 38 of the order of St. Francis at Oldenburg dies Monday at St. Vincent's hospital. Burial at Oldenburg convent cemetery Thursday. Funeral at Holy Rosary church Wednesday 9 a.m. She had been a member eighteen years. Born in Cincinnati to Philip and Mrs. Keller. Survived by parents three sisters and six brothers including Albert Keller of St. Louis and Anthony Charles Louis Frank and Leo Keller of Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Prudence
Order of St. Francis
Oldenburg
Holy Rosary Catholic Church
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Holy Rosary Church
Prudence
Order
Cincinnati
Philip Keller
Cephas
Our Holy Angels
St. Bernard, O
Catherine Siena
Covington
Doloretta
St. John’s School
Middletown
J. A. Billings
Pennsylvania
Alfred Grosser
Catherine Keller
Albert Keller
St. Louis
Anthony
Charles
Louis
Frank
Leo Keller
Plea, new trial sought in Ada Le Boeuf case
In Franklin Louisiana a bid for a new trial and an insanity defense offered hope to Ada Bonner Le Boeuf and Dr Thomas E Dreher condemned for murder. They were granted a one week reprieve from execution as defense plans argue jury intimidation and mental illness as grounds for reversal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Preas
Fire Claims Life Of Roy Berry In Kokomo Home
Roy Berry age 26 perished when flames gutted his father’s Kokomo Indiana house. He slept in a second floor room as the fire consumed the building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kokomo
Ind
Roy Berry
City in Brief: Stock Increase and Local Notes
Preferred stock for L. S. Ayres & Co rose by 1.5 million dollars, bringing total capitalization to 4.5 million as the eleven story addition was finalized. Bible workers discussed Evangelism at First Baptist church after a Service Club dinner with speakers Purves Duden and Jacquart. Cardaris vehicle damaged by a railroad engine at Kentucky avenue crossing. lights disputed by police. Gideons have placed 444 Bibles of 700 purchased, with sites including the Y M C A Williams hotel Huntington hotel Young hotel and Indiana state reformatory Pendleton. Former secretary Schortemeier to address Sheet Metal and Warm Air Heating Contractors at Chamber dinner Jan 11. state convention planned for Jan 22-24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. S. Ayres & Co
Bible Workers
First Baptist Church
Service Club
George T. Purves
Margaret Duden
C. G. Jacquart
The
Gideons
Williams Hotel
Huntington Hotel
Huntington
Young Hotel
North Manchester
Indiana State Reformatory
Pendleton
Frederick E. Schortemeier
Sheet Metal and Warm Air Heating Contractors’ Association
Chamber of Commerce
First day as president judge ends with security scene
In Philadelphia on January 8 Judge Leopold C. Glass took office as president judge of municipal courts amid a police and fire department security show. Glass claimed lawful election while six of ten judges favored predecessor Charles I Brown. Glass locked his office door and was guarded by a sheriff and three deputies amid photographers flashes and a brief fire company response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press Philadelphia
Leopold C. Glass
Philadelphia
Charles I. Brown
Glass
Humane Society picks slate in Indianapolis election
Harley W. Rhodehamel will continue as president of the Indianapolis Humane Society for another year after Monday night’s vote. Elected officers include William N. Hastey as first vice president, W. S. Hughes as second vice president, William P. Hargon as secretary, and H. N. Tebay as treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harley W. Rhodehamel
The
Indianapolis Humane Society
William N. Hastey
W. Hughes
William P. Hargon
H. N. Tebay
Seiberling Rubber Chief Elected RAA President
New York January 8 1929 F A Seiberling of the Seiberling Rubber Company Akron Ohio has been elected president of the Rubber Association of America for 1929.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
New York
F. A. Seiberling
The
Seiberling Rubber Company
Akron, O
Rubber Association of America
Indianapolis Boy Recovers From Rheumatism Say Mother
Mrs. Catherine McNeely of 230 Northeastern Avenue Indianapolis reports her son Robert O. McNeely’s six year struggle with rheumatism ends after using Dr Vermilya’s Vermillio prescription. She praises the remedy as a miracle and urges others to seek the VerWilko specialist at Goldsmith’s East Washington and Alabama Street Store and at Goldsmith’s Drug Stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine McNeely
Robert O. McNeely
Northeastern Avenue
Indianapolis
Indiana
Robert
Vermilya
VerWilke
VerWilKo
Middle West
Goldsmith
East Washington
Alabama Street
Goldsmith's
Hoover's Long Latin Tour Deepened U S Ties
Foreign Editor William Philip Simms notes Hoover traveled 18 221 miles from Washington back to Washington visiting ten Latin American nations and meeting officials aboard the Maryland. The journey reshaped Pan American views of the United States and laid groundwork for future cooperation amid new hope and cautious optimism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Philip Simms
Ecient Revised
Washington
Herbert Hoover
Central
South America
Maryland
Rio Grande
White House
Also Mentioned on This Page
Banks and Exchange
Indiana Livestock Association
John J. Lecklider
Logal Yards
Commission
Artichokis
Geulifower
Egan
Paisley
Speaker
PETS
Traffic Club
Committee of State Board
Chicago Grain Table
Marc
M. Pierre du Lanux
Sister of Holy Rosary Church
Ford
Robert Cardaris
Pennsylvania Railroad
Kentucky Avenue
Belt Railroad
Cardaris
Name Humane Head
Rubber Association Elects
Hoover
U. S
Uncle Sam
Utah
Rio de Janeiro
Ameria
IXEL
U S. Ster
Ree Graph
City Securities
E. Washington St
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