Stocks Slump In Muted Trading As DowDull Session
New York July 3 Stocks moved irregularly in the lightest trading in two years. Major losses hit Air Reduction Gillette and May Department Stores while amusement stocks led gains. Call money rose to 2 percent as Chrysler announced a 10 percent wage cut in cost-saving retrenchment.
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United Piece
New York
Gillette
Department
Cerro de Pasco
Columbian Carbon
du Pont
Timken
Worthington Pump
Proctor & Gamble
Warner Brothers Pictures
Loew's
Fox Films
Radio- Keith-Orpheum
Tobacco Products A
Chrysler Corporation
Bank clearings report from Indianapolis Chicago and New York
Indianapolis and Chicago financial statements show July 3 clearings with totals around 55.5 million and 132.8 million respectively plus balances. New York reports July 3 bank clearings at 1.381 billion with a clearing house balance and a Federal Reserve credit balance of 189 million.
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Clearing House
Ee Et
Federal Reserve Bank
Stock market shows massive June decline in broker loans
The Stock Market column notes a drop of over one billion dollars in June NYSE borrowings, indicating widespread liquidation but potential buying power. It cites loans at lows since 1927, suggests stocks finding a permanent lodgement, and mentions steel hopes, outright buying, strong cash balances, and an active short interest.
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Thomson & McKinnon
New York
New York Stock Exchange
Hog and cattle market reports from East St. Louis Toledo and Pittsburgh
livestock receipts and market tone across three cities show hogs steady to firm with lighter weights in East St. Louis and Toledo while Pittsburgh notes a weak to 10 cent drop. Cattle demand mixed with steers firm to higher in East St. Louis and uneven in Toledo and Pittsburgh.
Plea for Hire Denied for Artillery March to Camp Knox
Colonel Walter H. Underson seeks permission for the 150th Field Artillery Indiana National Guard to march to Camp Knox for the annual encampment from August 3 to 17. Major-General Dennis Nolan, Fifth Corps Area commander, denied the petition in an order received by Adjutant-General Stead, ordering a two day march after arrival.
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Walter H. Underson
Fiftieth Field Artillery
Indiana National Guard
Camp Knox
Dennis Nolan
Fifth Corps
Stead
Police Identify Body from Lake Erie Anchor Discovery
Cleveland police sought to identify a man found in Lake Erie with a head wound and tied to a heavy ship anchor. The body is believed to be Komissaro, a reputed bootlegger who disappeared May 2.
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United Press ND
Lake Erie
Komissaro
Three Funeral Services Held for Joseph T. Schenck
Three separate memorials were held for Joseph T. Schenck partner in Van and Schenck. Services took place at the Van and Schenck Club in Ridgewood Long Island and included one by the Vaudeville Artists and a third by the Friars' Club.
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Bay United Press
New York
Joseph T. Schenck
van and Schenck
van and
Thompson Will of copper magnate filed in Yonkers
The will of Colonel William Boyce Thompson, noted copper magnate, disposing of an estate estimated at more than 85 million dollars, was filed for probate in Yonkers New York on July 3. The document outlines the disposition of a vast fortune and substantial holdings.
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United Press
Negroes Granted Jobs by United Insurance Company Staff
The United Insurance Company announces a complete all Negro staff at its 241 East Ohio street office led by Superintendent Emmet Hendon. Six Negro men join the new team with Julius M. Crost noting training and local hires including L V Carson and other named agents and writers. The move expands its Negro personnel to seven agents and five writers.
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United Insurance Company
East Ohio Street
T. Hogan
South Michigan Avenue
Chicago
Emmet Hendon
Cornell Avenue
United
Cleveland
Hendon
L. V. Carson
East Tabor Street
Hendon and Carson
Julius M. Crost
Emsirdel Stone
A. Grundy
Lee A. Miles
R. Bass
M. Casey
Muncie
Market Prices Show Poultry and Butter Rates Across Cities
Chicago and New York markets report steady poultry and dairy prices. Leghorn hens and springers fetch 14 to 26 cents, butter 30 to 32 cents, and turkeys up to 18 cents per pound, with receipts and editions noted from Chicago New York and Cincinnati.
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Indianapolis
Kingan & Clare
Wisconsin
Logahorns
New York
Bu United Press
Chicago
Ea Eee
Ang
Kansas
Missouri
Southern
Bliss
Virginia
Baby Poison Candy Sickens Parents After Gift
Richard Landani, 23, bought candy for his 1-year-old son in Cleveland on Friday. The baby rejected a piece, but Landani and his wife ate the rest and are now critically ill. Authorities say the candy was poisoned.
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United Preen Cleveland
Richard Landani
Richard
Landani
Band Concert Slated at Riverside Park Friday
The Arndt concert band directed by Herman Arndt will perform at 8 p.m. Friday under the Indianapolis Park Board at Riverside Park. The program features patriotic selections the Zampa overture a medley of popular tunes and World War era songs.
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Arndt
Herman Arndt
Indianapolis Park Board
Riverside Park
Real Estate Board News: 22 New Members in June Drive
The Indianapolis Real Estate Board added twenty-two members in June during a luncheon at the Lincoln. President T. E. Grin-Slade announced a campaign team led by H. M. Stackhouse will be honored at a dinner for achieving the largest membership gain.
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Indianapolis
Meningitis Claims 131st Victim In Indianapolis
The death of Ophelia Mills, 60, at City Hospital, raises cere brospinal meningitis deaths to 131 since last December. She was taken to the hospital in May, amid 196 known cases in Indianapolis and vicinity. Chrysler Cuts Wages New York, July 3 A 10 percent wage reduction for all salaried employees was announced.
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Ophelia Mills
West Twenty-seventh Street
City Hospital
Indianapolis
United Press
New York
Porker Prices Hold Steady Amid Holiday Trading
Hog prices at the Union Stockyards set largely 10 cents higher with the bulk 160 to 300 pounds selling around 9.60 and top at 9.65. Receipts near 5,000 and holdovers 1,065. Cattle trade steady to higher on light supplies. weaners steady at 10.50. calves 500. sheep and lambs 9 to 10. No market at Indianapolis Friday or Saturday. resumes Monday. Chicago receipts 18,000 including 8,000 direct. holdovers 3,000. cattle 3,000 and sheep 8,000. prices 9.50 to 9.65 for 180 to 280 pounds.
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Indianapolis Union
Chicago
Grain of Slaves? No. Hogs and Cattle Market Report Global
CHICAGO market notes 18,000 hogs 8,000 direct with prices around 9.25 to 9.75 for 200 to 250 lb ranges and steady to higher nearby. Cattle and calves receipts 3,000 and 2,000 with varied steers 600 to 1500 lbs priced 10 to 12.75, heifers and cows mixed, light buyers and heavy sausages listed, regional quotes from East Buffalo and Louisville follow.
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Toledo
United Press
Chicago
Louisville
Cleveland
Marriage Licenses Listed For Various Local Couples
A list of marriage licenses shows couples including Alvin A Maynard and Verna E Smith in Bemis Tennessee, William Scott and Laura E Stead in Detroit, Stephen F Sullivan and Helen M Dichmann, Charles D Mills and Mallie Shackelford, George Williamson and Louise Thornburgh, Robert W Gartin and Dorothy M Johnson, Perry E Shaw and Margaret M Crail, Walter R Wolmetsch and Martha J Anderson, Jesse Bourne and Martha Zugg.
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Alvin A. Maynard
Bemis
Tenn
Clerk
Verna E. Smith
South Hamilton
William Scott
Detroit
Laura E. Stead
South Oriental
Stephen F. Sullivan
Shelby
Optician
Helen M. Dichmann
Prospect
Charles D. Mills
Boulevard Place
Butler
Mallie E. Shackelford
West Twentieth
George Williamson
Lafayette
Brakeman
Louise Thornburgh
Hovey
Robert W. Gartin
Manlove
Dorothy M. Johnson
Cornell
Perry E. Shaw
Drake
Margaret M. Crail
California Governor weighs high court report in Mooney case
Governor C. C. Young considers the state supreme court report as his basis to grant or deny pardons to Tom Mooney and Warren K. Billings, both serving life terms for involvement in the 1916 preparedness day bombing in San Francisco. He likely will issue a decision within days.
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Calfornia
High Court
United Press
Los Angeles
Cc. C. Young
State Supreme Court
Tom Mooney
Warren K. Billings
San Francisco
G A R Picnic Arranged At Brookside Park
More than fifty Civil War veterans are expected to attend the annual G A R picnic of the Federated Patriotic Societies at Brookside Park on July 30. Mrs. Henriette Neal is general chairman.
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Federated Patriotic Societies
Brookside Park
Henriette Neal
Grain Futures Fall on Weak Reports and Holidays
Chicago July 3 dull wheat market closed lower as Winnipeg Liverpool rains and Russian selling weighed on prices. Corn and oats showed modest losses and provisions remained steady. Exports were 1,000,000 bushels mostly Manitobas with strong US hard winter share. cash prices fell 2 cents amid light receipts.
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United Preas
Chicago
Board of Trade
Winnipeg
Liverpool
Canada
Australia
Grain prices from Chicago and Toledo July 3
Cash grain close reports list wheat, corn, oats, rye, barley, and timothy prices in Chicago and Toledo. Chicago shows No. 2 hard wheat at 90% 0, corn varying by grade up to 78 cents, oats around 36 cents, barley 45 to 56 cents, timothy 6.75 to 8.25, clover 10 to 17.50. Toledo notes No. 2 red wheat 94 to 95, No. 3 yellow corn 82 to 83, oats 41 to 43, rye 6, barley 56, domestic clover 13 to 14, butter 37 to 38, eggs 20 to 21, Timothy hay 1.25 per cwt.
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Westingh
Goodrich
Kelly
Motors
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Marmon O
Nash
Packard
Studebaker
Bosch
Bendix ‘Aviation
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Anaconda
Cal & Hecla
Cerro de Pasco Art ‘Oe
Freeport
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Great Nor Ore
Howe Sound
Inspiration
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Royal Dutch
Eee Ee
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Texas Steel Am Roll Mills
Bethlehem
Byers
Colo Fuel
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Ludium
Newton Midland
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Steel
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Amer Coote
Grand Union” Foods
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Wyward Bk
Lehn Fink
Industriam
Otis Elev Allied Chem
Lee Ohn
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Ba May
Mont Awart
Penny Schulter Ret
Sears Woolworth
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Southern
Maine
Jersey
America
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Chicago
Ae Reited Press
Oledo
Soria
Births and Obituaries Noted at Local Hospitals
A list records births at Methodist and other area hospitals including Albert and Dorothy Monck and Jay Carson. It then lists multiple deaths with ages and causes such as coronary sclerosis cerebral hemorrhage broncho pneumonia pulmonary tuberculosis and arteriosclerosis. Locations include North Oxford Deloss Broadway Park New Jersey and East Iowa.
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Boys Pian
Hazel Whitten
Velda Rankin
Hos- Albert
Dorothy Monck
Methodist Hospital
Jay
Déris Carson
James
Laura Hammonds
Oxford
Frank
Dorothy Reid
Deloss
Warren
Ethel Parsons
Park Eee
Mary Adamson
South Tac
Lloyd
Ruby Garrison
New Jersey
Eed
Bessie Hall
Dean Arthur
Mabel Garvin
Methodist
Hosital
Puarthur
Martha Brown
Tim Hester
City Hospital
Charles Henry Johnson
North Bancroft
Helena Maud Clingler
Sugar Grove
Hazel L. la Fary
St. Vincent's Hospital
Justie Beale
East Walnut
Charles Mullegan
Cae W. Butler
Mary Viola Zimmer
Sutherland
Howard Rose
Central Indiana Hospital
Jane Gatewood
Kate H. Preston
Park
Balkans Act in Line With French Peace Aims
Paris observers report Balkan moves please France and bolster European peace. Veja Marinkovitch visit signals Yugoslavia Romania friendship while a Czechoslovakia Romania Yugoslavia conference raises hopes of stability and opposition to restoring the Hapsburgs. King Carol II gains French approval as Balkan unity counters German pressure and Italy’s lessening influence.
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France
Veja Marinkovitch
Jugo-Slavia
Bucharest
Romania
Czechoslovakia
Rumania
Jugoslavia
Hapsburgs
Hungary
Carol II of
Germany
Austria Hungary
Bulgaria
Italy
Poland
Austria
Albania
Technical R. O. T. C. Instructor Named
Major Oscar A. Manseau a retired U S Army officer and five year commandant of the Joplin Missouri high school R O T C is named to succeed Major Henry F Schroeder as military instructor at Technical High School He will report September 1 The Joplin unit he led is rated an honor R O T C unit Major Thomas E Cathro of the Indianapolis R O T C advised Manseau of the transfer
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Oscar A. Manseau
United States Army
Joplin
Henry F. Schroeder
War Department
Schroeder
Manseau
Thomas E. Cathro
Indianapolis
Tax Hire Ruling Soon in Greenfield County Case
Greenfield judge says ruling on the horizontal tax increase case may be issued this month. The Marion county filed petitions seek refunds of 1919 1920 and 1921 taxes totaling about 6 million dollars with potential repayment to taxpayers if petitions prevail.
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All Times Special Greenfield
Ind
Marion County
Arthur C. van Duyn
Circuit Court
Supreme Court
van Duyn
Open New Law Offices by Four Admittees in Marion County
Following admission to the Marion county bar in circuit court this morning Frank N. Huber William J Fahey William A Boyce Jr and E J McManamon announce opening offices at 701 Peoples Bank building Boyce formerly city clerk and anti Coffin leader Huber in real estate Fahey nine years juvenile court bailiff and McManamon traffic manager for W J Holliday Company.
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Marion County
Frank N. Huber
William J. Fahey
William A. Boyce Jr
E. J. McManamon
Peoples Bank
Boyce
Huber
Fahey
McManamon
W. J. Holliday Company
Fort Ben Harrison Hospital and Quarters Funded
Senate re scores to house military housing bill with 250000 set aside for a hospital and officers quarters at Fort Benjamin Harrison. Fort officials were notified today and conferees are expected to keep the appropriation unchanged.
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United States Senate
Ft. Benjamin Harrison
House Military Committee
House
Senate
Hoover Nomination Sparks Unexplained White House Move
President Hoover's detour from his judiciary nomination norm arises over Oscar Ray Luhring to the District of Columbia supreme court. Senators seek reasons for omitted sponsor disclosure as debate hints at Attorney General Mitchell influence and possible private consultation.
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Hoover
Oscar Ray Luhrig
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Senate Judiciary Committee
White House
Luhring
Federal Judiciary
Senate
John J. Parker
Supreme Court
Parker
Judiciary Committee
Watson
Robinson
William D. Mitchell
Evansville
Mitchell
Big Bill Thompson Ponders New Firecracker Ban
Chicago mayor William Hale Thompson weighs a city council ordinance banning firecrackers within limits to take effect on July 4. The session ends solemnly as a giant firecracker explodes near his chair, sending him stepping away in disgust at the youthful council.
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Chicago
William Hale Thompson
Ritualism at Butler Summer School Cited by Pastor
The Rev Linn A Tripp a prohibition officer told the Butler university college of religion summer meeting that ritualism is needed in churches to meet people's demand for a richer worship. Other speakers included Rev O E Kelley from Terre Haute and Dr A T Robertson of Louisville. The sessions close Friday afternoon.
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Linn A. Tripp
Butler University College of Religion
O. E. Kelley
Terre Haute
A. T. Robertson
Louisville
Negro Girl Burned In Closet Lamp Fire
Violet Cowherd a 10 year old Negro girl of 1129 North West street was in critical condition at city hospital today from burns suffered Wednesday when her clothing caught fire from a lamp she was carrying. She was in a dark closet looking for clothes when her dress ignited burning her chest arms and back.
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City Hospital
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