Rail Shares Rise on Closing Activity Amid Market Bull
Rail shares showed sharp activity and rising prices as traders bet on a broader advance. Wabash issues drew urgent demand suggesting control buying by Delaware and Hudson interests, while Nickel Plate awaits Interstate Commerce Commission approval. The industrial list also displayed renewed buying enthusiasm.
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United Pres
New York
Delaware & Hudson
Interstate Commerce Commission
Local Brink Clearings and Bank Devisits Detail Volumes
Local Brink reports transport bank clearings for Thura July 2 totaling 4.006 million dollars. Bank de vits sum to 10.47 million dollars.
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Ansports
Erratic Grains Feature Market Fluctuations
United Press reports erratic grain futures on the Board of Trade. Wheat finished lower while coarse grains rose modestly amid unsettled conditions. Sharp gains for spring crop prospects faded as selling pressed prices, with short covering in corn and steady oats and provisions following early slumps.
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United Press
Chicago
Board of Trade Today
Shorts
Chicago Grain Table July 2 Market Quotes
Grain figures for July 2 include corn at 1.02 to 1.03 dollars, oats around 0.46, rye near 0.94, and wheat bids of about 1.02 to 1.04, with receipts listed for wheat and corn. Trade notes show July futures for July and September with varying bids and bids.
Bumper cotton and corn crops forecast in southwest states
J F Jarrell of the Santa Fe railway reports bumper crops across Oklahoma Kansas Nebraska Missouri Iowa and Illinois with wheat yields listed for Kansas Missouri Nebraska Oklahoma Colorado Texas California Iowa plus price gains of 20 to 50 cents over last year and harvest under way in Nebraska Kansas.
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United Press
Topeka
Kans
J. F. Jarrell
Agricultural Development Department
The
Santa Fe Railway
Oklahoma
Kansas
Nebraska
Missouri
Iowa
Illinois
Jarrel
Jarrell
Colorado
Texas
California
Towa
Thistles menace farms in Elkhart and Kosciusko counties
Elkhart and Kosciusko counties face a thistle invasion with Canada thistles estimated at over a million plants. Purdue extension staffer Albert A. Hansen warns the weed spreads despite local farmers’ belief it cannot thrive in Indiana and urges control measures to halt spread.
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United Press
Goshen
Ind
Elkhart
Kosciusko
Canada
Albert A. Hansen
Purdue University
Hansen
Indiana
Ilansen
Morals topic of educators debated at large meeting
At Cadle Tabernacle speakers debated youth morals and causes of lawlessness. Indiana officials blamed church disengagement and scant religious instruction while educators urged character building and example from teachers. Delegates discussed education policy and a proposed cabinet post of Secretary of Education.
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Cadle
Tabernacle
Henry N. Sherwood
Indiana
Sherwood
A. H. Reeves
Philadelphia
the Tabernacle
Jessie M. Gray
Pennsylvania State Education Association
Resolutions Committee
Legislative Commission
Congress
Los Angeles
Hogs Lead Rally At Indianapolis Live Stock Exchange
Light hogs topped at 14.65 to 14.75 a cwt with strong demand opening. Heavies 14.35 to 14.50, mediums 14.50 to 14.65, lights 14.25 to 14.75, pigs 12.25 to 12.50, smooths 12.25 to 12.75, roughs 11.50 to 12.50, and stags 10.12. Cattle edged higher with prime fat steers at 12.75 cwt and cows steady near 4.59. Calves rose to 11.59 with most at 11 to 11.50. Sheep and lambs steady around 14 to 14.50 for sheep and up to 15 for best lambs. Receipts: hogs 5,000. cattle 1,000. calves 900. sheep 600.
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Indianapolis Livestock Exchange
New
Long Island
Pacific
Chicago
East ST. Louis
Waldo Agher
East Buffalo
Ao Ae
Cleveland
Ste
Pittsburgh
Fresh Market Prices Across Cities Include Poultry and Butter
Markets report varied rates for poultry and dairy. Indiansapolis shows hens at 22c and turkeys around 20c, butter delivered at 43c per pound, cheese prices per variety, while Chicago lists butter receipts and turkey and duck prices, with New York noting flat to mixed dairy and egg figures.
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Indianapolis
New York
Wisconsin
Chicago
Menelle
Americas
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Eis
Virginia Cobblers
Births Reported At City Hospital And Local Homes
Birth announcements list numerous two person families including Lawrence and Fred Young at 1221 E Market and Walter and Floy Bottin at 60 E Minnesota. Other pairs appear with addresses such as 4959 Brouge and 1632 Highsant e. Hospital names include City Hospital and Methodist Hospital with multiple couples named.
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Lawrence
Fred Young
E Market
Walter
Floy Bottin
Minnesota
Robert
Bethel Taylor
Brouge
Thomas
Lillie Goodlow
Ross
Nellie Biggs
Belle Vieu P. George
Esther Hosse
Shelby
Raleigh
Georgia Boyd
Incomplete Patient Records Span City Hospital Entries
Fragmentary OCR notes list several patients with ages and conditions including pneumonia and bronchitis at City Hospital and Methodist Hospital. Items reference names, addresses, and ambulance transport but lack coherent details.
Refiners Absorb Distressed Sugars Amid Cuban Basis
Refiners slowly take on distressed full duty sugars at small concessions while Cubans maintain a 2 percent basis. Despite poor home consuming weather, a modest rise in granulated sugar demand is seen.
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Thomson & McKinnon
Retail Fish Prices Listing
A fragmented price list shows various fish items with prices such as whitefish 35c Mackinraw trout 35c and blue perch 30c. Also mentions halibut and mackerel with scattered terms like Columbia River and carp hints, reflecting a market or ad catalog segment.
Live Stock Market Reports Across US Cities
Cattle receipts and prices vary by city with Chicago reporting 8 000 head and bids up for fat stock while hogs reach 14.10 to 15.28 per cwt and sheep lambs show slow activity. East St Louis and Buffalo notes also show mixed gains and declines in cattle hogs and calves with regional price spreads.
Trade Reviews Reflect Mixed Dry Goods Demand in June
Trade reviews show overall dry goods sales lagging vs early 1924 months, with June sales ahead of last June in most areas. Demand for English prints, broadcloths, silks, rayon blends remains strong in secondary channels, and retailers push cotton and silk dresses, lingerie, hosiery, and wash goods while ginghams and percales show softer activity.
Hawkins tells story to jury in welfare loan case
Hawkins described organizing the Hawkins Mortgage Company and Welfare Loans, 51 percent parent stock, 49 percent cash, and profits from sale of stock. He said notes paid for much stock, about 30 to 40 suits were pending in 1923, and attorney fees reached about 100000. He testified he spent summers away from Portland and kept weekly reports when present.
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Indiana Rural Credit Association
Hawkins Mortgage Company
N. D. Hawkins & Co
Portland
Indiana
Illinois
Hawkins
Ohio
N. D. Hawkins Company
Mortgage Company
Jacob C. Denny
Welfare Loan Societies
Farmers Trust Company
Ft. Wayne
Anthony Schieb
Schiebe
Schieb
Denny
Hawkin- Mortgage Company
Indiana Rural Credits Association
Ind
Hawking
Aeek
Paris
France
United States
Enlintt
Elliott
United Home Builders
Hawkins Mortgage Company of Welfare Societies
Mord S. Carter
Carter
Iowa
Program Schedule for N E A Event at Various Indiana Venues
The program lists multiple 2 p m sessions across departments at the Statehouse Claypool Spencer School and Shortridge High School with topics from elementary to secondary principals, home economics, social studies, geography, garden association, modern language sections, and teacher gatherings. Evening events include a general program at Cable Tabernacle at 7 30 p m and a 6 30 p m dinner in Lincoln Travertine Room.
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Department of Business Education
Claypool
Statehouse
Assembly Room
Spink-Arms
Rapeclasion
Cropsey Auditorium
Public Library
National Council For the Social Studies
Hollenbeck Hall
C. A
National Geographic Society
Shortridge
Garden Association of America
Shortridge High School
National Federation of Modern Language Teachers
Government witness Merilles testifies on Hawkins losses
The government witness Merilles, a star witness for the Justice Department, was recalled briefly this morning. He testified that Hawkins Company common stock was valueless and that accumulated losses from 1919 to May 1923 exceeded 2 million dollars. He said accounting discrepancies hid deficits and left no value for common stock.
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United States Department of Justice
Star
Merilles
Hawkins Company
Traffic shifts elicit safety board observations
The board of safety notes traffic patterns continually shift with urban change and new developments. Ernest L. Kingston cites East Street as the rising north south route after railroad elevations created a broad connector, diverting traffic from Alabama Street. A week long test at Virginia Ave South and US East Streets tracked car counts each weekday and weekend, with Saturday omitted for half-holiday business.
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Board of Safety
Ernest L. Kingston
Kingston
Metro
East St
Washington St
Alabama St
Virginia Ave
South
East Sts
Gold Plate to U. S. By Times Special
London reports many English mansions sell gold plate due to owners' impoverishment. Most of the precious wares are shipped to American buyers, enriching U S interests as estates thin out.
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Times
London
England
Heavily Armed Police Pursue Convict Squad
In Ishpeming Michigan, July 2, armed deputy sheriffs and State police sealed roads as they hunted four escaped Marquette prison convicts Vance Hardy Eddie Wiseman Isadore Londe and Tony De Flora. After hijacking a mine engineer’s car and fleeing through Ishpeming and Nestoria they wrecked near Clarksburg. Police expected a gun battle as the posse closed in.
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United Press
Ishpming
Mich
Vance Hardy
Eddie Wiseman
Isadore Londe
Tony de Flora
Brangh
Marquette
B. G. Sterling
Negaunde
Sterling
Londe
Ishpeming
Clarksburg
Nestoria
Lake County seeks Fulton road extension over railway rights
Public service commission will hear July 16 the petition of Lake County commissioners to extend Fulton road over the right of way of the Chicago South Shore and South Bend Railway Company.
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Public Service Commission
Lake County
Fulton
Chicago, South Shore & South Bend Railway Company
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