Industrials Hit New High as Market Holds Firm
United Press reports Monday's close shows industrials at a fresh peak of 123.31, with strong buying and sentiment. Continental Can climbs to 70, while Wabash common rises to 34 1/2 amid merger prospects and commitments. Mack Truck gains on rights issue news, while Lake Erie rails lead the low priced group.
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United Press
New York
Continental Can
United States Steel
American Can
Baldwin
Mack
Truck
Lake Erie
Wabash
Mack Truck Common
Bank Clearings and Debits Report for Indianapolis
Indianapolis banking data shows clearings on Tuesday July 7 totaling 3 478 million dollars. Bank debits for the same day reached 7 548 million dollars.
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Indianapolis
Mixed Markets Report From Cities Lists Various Farm Prices
A compilation of agricultural prices from Indianapolis Cleveland and New York shows eggs poultry butter and cheese rates. Hens leghorn hens springers and turkeys appear with cents per pound or per item. butter creamery and domestic Swiss cheese quotations are given. regional potato and egg prices are listed with targets for transport and delivery.
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Incanapolis
Indianapolis
New York
Wisconsin
Prices for fresh produce in casual 1980s market listing
A dense OCR style list of fruit vegetables with prices for boxes crates baskets and individual items. Items include apples wine grapes melons citrus pears peaches cherries Florida California Indiana and Michigan origins with prices per box bag crate or basket, along with vegetables such as beets carrots cucumbers lettuce onions radishes spinach and tomatoes.
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California
Indiana
Florida
Calif
Southern
Ucumbers
Sugar Market Movements Amid European Purchases
Domestic refiners show little movement in futures as euro and Canadian penny sustain near current levels. Last week European purchases surpassed 100000 tons, driven by expectations of Java sugar imports this year.
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Thomson & McKinnon
Former Terre Haute Youth Loses Both Legs in Chicago
Robert Vandel 19 formerly of Terre Haute Ind was caught between two cars on a North Side elevated structure in Chicago and suffered the loss of both legs. Physicians said he may recover but work continues.
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Terre Haute
Chicago
United Press
Robert Vandel
Ind
Grains Extend Gains on Chicago Board of Trade
Grain futures closed higher as foreign news boosted wheat and corn while bearish crop reports were ignored. Cash prices rose sharply across grains and oats, with continued buying support and steady advances in provisions amid improving demand.
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United Press
Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade Today
Broomhall
Germany
Chicago Grain Prices and Receipts Report
Chicago July 7 grain table shows wheat and oats quotes with July and September bids, rye and corn figures, and cash prices. Carlot receipts list Wheat 43 cars, corn 78, oats 78, rye 1, with various price levels and futures notes. butter and clover reports appear in scattered lines.
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Chicago
Business Outlook Good for 1925 Based on Crops and Prices
Commerce Monthly notes that national business prospects through year end depend mainly on crop yields and agricultural prices. If farms stay profitable, the second half of 1925 should outpace the first. Production has risen vs 1924 in many industries, with no large stockpiles and a normal midsummer slowdown expected before an autumn rebound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commerce Monthly
National Bank of Commerce
New York
Rubber Co. Plays Safe Against Foreign Monopoly
The United States Rubber Company extended its Sumatra and Malay holdings amid postwar price slumps and a forecast shortage. The firm argues it will remain independent of foreign control in the crude rubber market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Rubber Company
Sumatra
Malaya
Petition filed for Indianapolis Louisville freight route
The McClintock Truck Lines seek PSC approval to operate a freight service between Indianapolis Indiana and Louisville Kentucky with a hearing set for July 11. The request was announced today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McClintock Truck Lines
Indianapolis
Louisville
Public Service Commission
Ex-Official to Examine Audit in Indiana Discrepancies
Lawrence F Orr chief examiner of the State board of accounts announced that he would give Harry B Smith until July 31 to explain alleged discrepancies totaling about 30000 dollars. Smith and attorney Martin Hugg conferred with Orr and asked for more time to study a 115 page field examiner's audit. If he cannot settle the shortages, the State will sue the surety companies bonded for 20000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence F.orr
State Board of Accounts
Harry B. Smith
Indiana
Smith
Martin Hugg
Orr
Trade reviews show furniture output regulated to meet demand
Manufacturers are limiting production as demand drives some regions 15 percent above 1924 six month totals while others fall 10 percent below. Overall capacity runs about 80 percent with distribution near or above last year. Growth stems from more small residences and non housing apartments boosting living room and bedroom furniture demand.
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Dun
Local Man Ends Life Over Job Struggles
The body of W E Hagenbuck aged 60 a former Lengeliff Hospital for the Insane employee was found in the city park in Loganport Indiana. He shot himself through the heart with a shotgun and left a note stating his life ended due to unemployment inability to obtain work.
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United Presse
Logansports
Ind
W. E. Hagenbuck
Lengeliff Hospital For the
Here
Churches to Launch $500000 Drive for Indiana Christian Hospital
The Indiana Christian Hospital Association plans a state wide appeal via Christian churches to raise five hundred thousand dollars. Rev QC A Trinkle secretary says the drive opens in about two weeks to purchase the hospital formerly the Deaconess Hospital, now leased and operated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Christian Hospital Association
A. Trinkle
Indiana Christian Hospital
Deaconess
Trinkle
Hog and cattle prices drift lower at Indianapolis Livestock Exchange
The Indianapolis Livestock Exchange saw hog prices ease with top hogs at 14.60 per cwt and cattle and calf bids softening. Heavy hogs ranged 14.15 to 14.25, light hogs hit 14.50 to 14.60, steers 11 to 12.74, cows 4.50 to 8, lambs 10 to 13.50, calves 11.50 to 12, with receipts about 9 000 hogs, 1 300 cattle, 700 sheep and 1 000 calves fading overall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Iba
Mixed Live Stock Prices Across Markets Report
Cattle receipts around 8 000 with steady to firm values. native steers at 4 to 5 per cwt and higher loads held. Vealers, hogs, and lambs show varied moves with top calves near 13 to 14 dollars, and lambs strong in parts. market notes include regional price ranges and notable declines in some locations.
Man Dies in Car Wreck Near Granby Station
One man was killed and three injured when two interurbans of the East St. Louis and Suburban Railway collided near Granby Station. The deceased is Joseph B. Miller of Collinsville, a motorman crushed in the wreck. Mrs. Fern Italiano of Collinsville is in critical condition from internal injuries.
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United Preas
East ST. Louis
Granby Station
Joseph 8. Miller
Collinsville
Fern Italiano
Speeding arrest after street collision at McCarty and Capitol
J. B. Henn of 240 E. McCarty St. was arrested on a speeding charge after his car collided with a vehicle driven by William Gill of 638 Eugene St. at McCarty Street and Capitol Avenue. No injuries were reported.
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J. B. Henn
E. McCarty St
William Gill
Eugene St
McCarty St
Capitol Ave
Shaw to Stand Trial Again in Martinsville Court
John Thomas Shaw, a colored man, will face a third trial next fall in Martinsville on charges of murdering Mrs. Helen Hager Whelchel, the Indianapolis widow. Remy said the first trial yielded a death sentence later reversed, and the second trial ended in a hung jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Thomas Shaw
Martinsville
William H. Remy
Shaw
Morgan County
Helen Hager Whelchel
Indianapolis
Hiner Seeks Bus Line Certificate Between Indianapolis and Martinsville
Hiner seeks approval for Red Bull Bus Lines to operate a passenger route from Indianapolis to Martinsville. The hearing before Public Service Commission member Clyde H. Jones took place today while the Terre Haute Indianapolis and Eastern Traction Company protested the certificate grant.
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Hiner
Red Bull Bus Lines
Indianapolis
Martinsville
Clyde H. Jones
Public Service Commission
Terre Haute, Indianapolis & Eastern Traction Company
Porter’s Death Solved After Sanatorium Disappearance
Porter, a wealthy plate glass maker from Ft. Smith Arkansas, died of exhaustion following an investigation by Coroner Carl S. Gray. He had vanished from a local sanitarium on June 27 while recovering from a nervous breakdown and was found earlier this week. his body was returned home on Monday.
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United Press
Battle Creek
Mich
William E. Porter
Ft. Smith
Ark
Carl S. Gray
Porter
Shelbyville
County considers new court rooms amid reorganization
County commissioners debated housing four new municipal courts replacing two city and justice of peace courts. No solution chosen. Possible plan includes reorganizing crowded courthouse space and renting rooms outside the building.
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Justice of Peace
Savannah Mrs. Sometilan in Moonshine Death Case
Mrs Julia Sometilan of Savannah Georgia is jailed after she claims self defense in shooting her husband who forced her to tend his moonshine stills. She says the shotgun fired during a struggle, fatally wounding him as she held custody of the weapon. The photo shows her with two small children in the jail courtyard.
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Julia Sometilan
Savannah
Bishop Chartrand III Resting After Medical Orders
The Rt Rev Joseph Chartrand bishop of Indianapolis and newly named archbishop of Cincinnati was reported to be resting at his official residence. Attending physicians ordered him to hold no audiences or receive visitors for several days to aid his recovery.
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Joseph Chartrand
Indianapolis
Cincinnati
Weeks to return to Washington by early fall
At the Summer White House Weeks’ resignation was denied and officials said the Secretary of War is recovering swiftly from a recent operation. He is expected to resume his Cabinet duties in Washington by early fall.
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United Press
Swampscott
Mass
Weeks
Washington
White House
Weekes
Missing Autos Reported Stolen in Indiana Areas
Police report multiple automobiles stolen with listings of owners and addresses across Lafayette Indianapolis Camby and Indianapolis. Vehicles include makes from Ford and Packard several owners cited with street and city locations.
Automobiles Found Belonging to Local Residents
Police report cars located by officers include a Marshall Coal Company vehicle on Roosevelt Ave and Adams St traced to Marshall Coal. A Ford found at Twenty-First St and Emerson Ave belongs to H C Ent at 3211 Berkley St Essex. Nellie Eunlohr’s Stutz was recovered at 109 E Ohio St. Another vehicle for Harry Reagan of 2641 Mansfield Ave Overland was found at 6228 Spring St.
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Marshall Coal Company
Roosevelt Ave
Adams St
Ford
Twenty-First St
Emerson Ave
H. C. Ent
Berkley St
Essex
New Jersey
Ohio
Nellie Eunlohr
Pennsylvania St
Stutz
Harry Reagan
Mansfield Ave
Overland
Spring St
Ground to be sold along Pleasant Run Pkwy north drive
The park board plans to sell twenty two triangular strips of ground bought for land along Pleasant Run Parkway north drive between Shelby and Prospect Streets. Park board attorney Newton Maguire said the land is useless for park or boulevard purposes and will be disposed of to nearby property owners through an ordinance introduced at the Monday city council meeting.
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Park Board
Pleasant Run Pkwy
North Drive
Shelby
Prospect Sts
Newton Maguire
No Speeding Arrests Highlight City Prison Night
Six drivers were arrested by city county and State police for traffic offenses. Harold Terhune eighteen of 2912 Station Street and Jack Daley twenty nine of 1423 North Delaware Street charged with failure to stop after an accident. Clifford Bryant thirty four colored of 2248 Martindale Avenue charged with driving with an open muffler. W A Holmes sixty five of 2842 East New York Street charged with driving while intoxicated and without brakes. Harry Mall forty one of RR E Box 390 and Mrs Jennie Downey colored twenty five of 825 Indiana Avenue charged with reckless driving.
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Harold Terhune
Station St
Jack Daley
Delaware St
Clifford Bryant
Martindale Ave
W. A. Holmes
New York St
Harry Mall
R. R. E. Box
Jennie Downey
Indiana Ave
Smugglers Seen Near Swampscott Coast During Coolidge Visit
From White Court, summer home of President Coolidge, Coast Guard destroyers moved to confront a rumored rum fleet off the rocky coast. Dry navy boats patrolled between rum ships and a possible liquor landing near the summer White House. Massachusetts smugglers’ routes in the area had been cleaned up just before the President’s arrival.
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United Press
Swampscott
Mass
White Court
President Coolidge
Coast Guard
White House
Massachusetts
City Plan Aims Traffic Rule Change on Washington Street
The plan and public service commissions meet at the Statehouse to discuss banning turns on and off Washington Street between Senate and Delaware in both street cars and autos. Officials seek state cooperation to protect pedestrians and may require re routing several street car lines.
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Washington St
Senate Ave
Delaware Sts
City Plan Commission
Public Service Commission
Statehouse
State Commission
Filipino Politicians Admit Paying Visitors' Hotel Expenses
Five Filipino politicians including Quezon Gabaldon and Guevara admitted they paid the hotel costs for a party of 31 visiting congressmen on an inspection tour. They denied any improper conduct in the arrangement and said they covered all hotel expenses.
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United Press Manila
P. I
Quezon
Gabaldon
Guevara
Crossing Closure Petition Sought for Deadly T I E Line Crossing
Albert M. Rosenthal of Broadmoor Country Club will present a petition to county commissioners urging the closing of a dangerous T H I E traction line crossing near the city. The crossing, located in a cut northwest of town, has seen numerous accidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert M. Rosenthal
Broadmoor Country Club
Lebanon
Bankruptcy hearing for Indianapolis Book and Stationery Co.
A bankruptcy hearing before Referee Harry C. Sheridan was held in the federal building law library. Officer William H. Elvin testified the firm had only $5 cash and $3,829.31 in accounts receivable at bankruptcy. The affairs are in the hands of Receiver C. R. Weaver.
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Indianapolis Book and Stationery Company
S. Meridian St
Harry C. Sheridan
Law
Federal Building
William H. Elvin
N. Tillnois St
C. R. Weaver
Thwarted Hold Up Targets Local Druggist
J H Taylor a druggist at Twenty First and Illinois Streets thwarted a hold up when two young men demanded cash. He was walking at Thirty Third Street and Graceland Avenue and fled with the $300 he carried rather than surrender it.
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J. H. Taylor
Twenty-First
Illinois Sts
Taylor
Thirty-Third St
Graceland Ave
Anniversary of Death of Calvin Coolidge Jr.
Swampscott Massachusetts July 7 Today marks the first anniversary of Calvin Coolidge Jr. son of President and Mrs Coolidge The couple planned a Plymouth Vermont visit to the hilltop grave but the President’s father fell ill and they traveled earlier Mrs Coolidge spent the day quietly and the President continued his routine without interruption.
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Buy United Prear
Farm repairs sought after Putnamville storm damage
In a letter to Governor Jackson Ralph Howard superintendent of the Indiana State Farm at Putnamville urges transferring 2500 dollars from an unused fund to rebuild several buildings wrecked by the July 3 storm.
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Jackson
Ralph Howard
Indiana State Farm
Putnamville
Plans Seek $200000 Cut in Shortridge High Cost
Indianapolis school board to meet at 4 p m to consider coal bids and discuss reducing the Shortridge High School project cost from about 1 495 000 to lower figures. Superintendent E A Graft and buildings chief Jacob Hilkene reviewed the preliminary plans after the board deemed the estimate too high.
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Shortridge High School
Indianapolis
E. A. Graft
Jacob Hilkene
Insull Merger Sought by Interstate for Indiana Power
Interstate Public Service Company seeks to buy Indiana Power Company for 5 995 700 evaluation of 2301 shares of participating preferred stock. Transfer includes multiple electric generating plants and distribution networks in Morgan Owen Green Davies Pike Knox and Sullivan counties and a large generating plant at Edwardsport.
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Ern
Indiana Utility
Interstate Public Service Company
Indiana Power Company
Public Service Commission
Morgan
Owen, Green
Davies
Pike
Knox
Sullivan Counties
Edwardaport
Sell the Things You Don't Need
Advertise items you no longer use in Timea Want Ads to turn unused goods into cash. A simple notice can raise extra vacation funds and reach buyers actively seeking miscellaneous for sale.
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Telehone
Hawkins Receives Longest Indiana Federal Term For Mail Fraud
Morton Hawkins former president of the Hawkins Mortgage Company Portland Ind jailed in Marion County faces fifteen years in Leavenworth Kan for using the mails to defraud. He was fined 10000 and granted 20 days to post 50000 appeal bond as others in his scheme appeal to the Circuit Court of Appeals.
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Morton
Willam P. Kappes
Glen D. Fryer
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Leslie J. Saunders
Indianapolis
Baltgell
Hawkins
Hawkins’ Company
Welfare Loan Societies
Hawkins Company
Court of Ap
Birth Notices for Local Residents and Families
Birth records list numerous newborns with parents and addresses across the community. Names include Bove er Ruby Spichler and many Methodist families such as Grathron Pred and Frances Buskirk Hoenstal, with locations like 1704 Theodore Kelly and 4020 El Twenty-Sixth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creta
Theodore
Elisabeth Kelly
Floreens Fields
Bans Objeet
Josephine Sandage
Lula Bowman
Charles
Rebecca Creech
Anna Norria
Applegate
Deaths in the City Chronicle Multiple Fatal Illnesses
A jumble of obituaries lists deaths from pneumonia bronchopneumonia cerebral apoplexy and other ailments. Names include Gertrude Saylor aged 22 tied to Olive Street. Earl Sam Piliefard. Vincent Hospital patient Pat Ay Frown. Ellie. Arthur Davia. Morie 75. Grace and Gracia among others, with ages, addresses, and causes such as uremia mral insufficiency and astroenteritis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Przllen
Gertrude Saylor
Earl Sam Piliefard
Pepsi Vincent Hospital
Boville
Pate
Hrtetian Hospital
Arthur Davia
Jo Mantha
City Hospital
Mich Neuman
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U I
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Artstich
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Chicago Grain Table
SB. White
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Trade
Insane Hospital
CACO
Toledo
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Siares
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Etrong
Repia
Julia Someillan
Chartrand III
Indianapol Times
Cecil Crabb
Lafayettte
Vermont
Pennsylvania
Alvie de Honey
Camby
Frank M. Chandler
Coliseum Ave
Jewett
Fairfield
College Aves
Ross Hayes
Pleasant Run Blvd
Garfield Park
L. H. Weaver
Madison Ave
Packard
Georgia
Meridian
Albert Bush
Marion Ave
F.um
City Plan and Public Service Commissions
Coolidges
Board
Insull
Interstate
South
Bove Er Nowand
Ruby Spichler
Henefiel
Helen ‘Sheets
Pkamae
Francie Bobb
Mt Iy
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Luporno
Marward Smith
Methodist
Wehit Sodasrsy
Abca Tod
Delaware
J. P. Michael Co. Hotels, Restaurants, CO and Tations
Bankers Trust Company
Pennsylvania and Ohio
Sts
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