Industrials Reach New Highs On Stock Market Close
United States stocks rose with the industrial average hitting 133.07 for a third straight day as oils rallied after lower crude output. Leading issues like United States Steel and American Can posted fractional gains while rails lagged briefly, selling easing and the market pausing after the prior surge.
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Bux United Press
New York
American Petroleum Institute
United States Steel
American Can
United States Rubber
Bank Clearings Reported Across Eas Panopolis Day
Bank clearings for Thursday July 9 totaled 3.389 million dollars in Eas Panopolis, with the Sebin Tor and Bank for Thursday reports showing 6 million in further figures.
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Eas Pan Olis
Thurs- Sebin Tor
Motor Vehicle Production Edges Down in June
Trade reviewers report June motor vehicle output fell moderately from May by up to 10 percent, with retail deliveries dipping less. Rural areas held up better than cities, while many firms plan to slow production or pause old lines as new models near launch. profits remain strong but future price recessions could hurt earnings.
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New York
Sugar Market Shifts as Stockpiles Rise in Midweek Reports
Excessive shuplics of law prompt weekly statistics from Thomson & McKinnon. Sugar stocks top 900 000 bags with warehouses likely surpassing one million soon. Crop weather abroad and stronger output from Java and the Indies ease pressures in Europe and domestic refiners. Trading differences emerge as September positions adjust.
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Thomson & McKinnon
Java
Europe
Homerey Ave
Sokral Olde Rs
Batis
Births in Methodist ward list names and addresses
Birth notices list several children including boys Grant Holland Anna Holland Thelma Bennett Rosalind Morgan Eliza Jett Mia Kayser with associated street addresses and ward references in a dense OCR fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant
Anna Holland
Northeee
Thelma Bennett
Bea
Rosalind Morgan
Biethodist
Ward
Eliza Jett
Luett
Piental. Ee
Mia’ Kayser
Birch
Arbor
Mace Stron
Goole
Deaths of Several Individuals in City and Nearby Areas
An obituary page lists multiple deaths with ages and causes including cerebral hemorrhage chronic myocarditis lobar pneumonia and hospital locations. Residents named include Jowesh Broz 50 Simeon Carver 70 Thomas W Deaton 41 and Arthur Horton 83, with addresses and hospital notes across Central Indiana and local facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Horton
Saperee
Denry W. Naotier
Tacome
Simeon Carver
Central Indiana Hospital
Thomas W. Deaton
Central Indian
Falta
Belmont
Morris
Ly - Hospital
Hosa
Shen Ours
Methodist Hos
Sirdioe Tile aEsie
Abe Froth Gored. Hope for Recovery in Goshen Yard
Physicians today held out hope for the recovery of Abe Froth a stock buyer who was gored by an angry bull in the railroad yards here on Wednesday officials said. The incident occurred in Goshen Indiana as trains moved through the yard with Froth receiving serious injuries.
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United Press
Goshen
Ind
Abe Froth
Grain Futures Drop Sharply At Chicago Board of Trade
Grain futures fell sharply on the Chicago Board of Trade led by corn with wheat lower overall. Prices slid except for a brief midday rally as ideal growing conditions and increased Russian wheat sales weighed on values. Oats declined with other grains amid scattered liquidation by commission houses.
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United Press
Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade Today
Chicago Grain Table reflects mixed July and Sept prices
The grain table shows corn at July 1.03 to 1.09 with September readings near 1.03 to 1.06 and mixed percentages for upratings. Ribs and rye quote nominal values around 18.75 and 18.75 with July levels near 98 percent for rye. Wheat oats and carrots referenced with cash and futures notes and several time stamps across months.
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Wee Prey
Guy Vis
Abu
Prices Shown For Fruits And Vegetables In Local Market
A fragmented price list shows prices for various fruits and vegetables by box crate and pound. Entries include oranges apples raspberries watermelons lettuce cauliflower onions parsley and celery with figures in dollars per box crate or per pound, ranging from two to seven dollars.
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Ceria
Indiana
Gecesi
California
Markets Report Mixed Prices Across Regions
Indianapolis and Cleveland markets show variable poultry and dairy quotes with hens 23–25¢ and turkeys 20–25¢, butter around 44–45¢ per lb for creamery, Swiss and limburger cheeses listed, and potatoes in Virginia cobbler price bands. Chicago and New York quotes reflect similar shifts in butter, pork, coffee, and lard futures with regional calcium and egg yields noted.
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Indianapolis
New York
Wisconsin
Fish Price List From Local Shoreline Market
Retail prices for various fish varieties listed with per pound or per item costs. Includes whitefish at 35 cents, Mackinaw trout 35, yellow perch 30, Columbia River salmon steaks 38, halibut steaks 40, boneless herring 30, red snappers 40, river carp 15, lake mullets 2, smoked white fish 35, smoked kippered salmon 50, bone out codfish 40, and other entries.
Man fatally shoots wife and brother in law then ends life
In South Bend Indiana on July 9 James Massingale opened fire injuring his wife and her brother-in-law Joseph Manus then shot himself. His body was found in an alley several blocks from the couple’s home after a bullet pierced his bed. Two boys chopping wood nearby discovered the corpse.
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United Press
South Bend
Ind
James Massingale
Joseph Manus
Massingale
Radio Theory Proved by Hyattsville Scientist
Dr. James H. Rogers of Hyattsville Maryland transmitted a lab message to Toulon France using an underground antenna to test his theory that long distance radio waves travel through earth and sea rather than through the air. He is pictured with a section of his apparatus.
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James H. Rogers
Hyattsville
Toulon
France
Cattle Market Stagnant as Trading Slows at Indianapolis Exchange
A small hog run at the Indianapolis Live Stock Exchange saw prices ease across grades with tops around 14.20 per cwt. Heavy and medium hogs traded near 13.90 to 14.10, lights 14.14 to 14.20, and pigs 12 to 13.75. Cattle activity was dull with about 800 head, prime fat steers at 12.50, cows steady at 4.50, calves up 0.50 to 12.50, and sheep and lambs steady with top lambs at 14.00. Receipts about 700.
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Indianapolis Livestock Exchange
Chicago
Wghe
Poe
Stea
Sf Cincinati
Eny
I. Alvoe
East Buffalo
Aia
Toledo
Hirhe
Pittsburgh
Ste
Stags
East ST. Louis
Market
Livestock Market Reports Across Cities July 9
Cattle receipts and prices vary across Chicago Cincinnati East Buffalo and more with slow to steady demand. Hogs veal and sheep show mixed movement, cattle and sheep prices differ by region, prime lots and yearlings noted with several benchmarks around 13 to 15 dollars for hogs and 8 to 14 dollars for cattle.
Appeal for Autos for Visiting Police Chiefs
Lieuts Louis and Claude Johnson and Sergt Eugene Shine appealed for car donations to accommodate visiting police chiefs for an international convention next week. Citizens are urged to call the traffic department with their name car size and available day or hour. The convention runs from Monday through Thursday.
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Louis
Claude Johnson
Sergt
Eugene Shine
Health official warns parents on whooping cough outbreak
City health officer Dr. Herman G. Morgan issued a danger warning to parents to guard children against the current whooping cough outbreak. He stressed the illness is more serious in younger children and urged reporting all cases to establish quarantine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman G. Morgan
Morgan
Health Department
Archdeacon Denounces Tennessee Evolution Law as Wicked
Westminster Abbey archdeacon R H Charles calls Tennessee evolution law wicked and would vote not guilty if on Scopes trial. He argues the law muzzles truth and that religion evolves in harmony with science, adding Christianity is enriched by evolution and intelligent churchmen welcome scientific discoveries. He predicts the movement will be temporary.
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United Press
London
Tennessee
R. H. Charles
D. D
Westminster Abbey
John T. Scopes
Lafayette Bus Lines Up Again
Beginner petitions by the Red White and Blue Bus Line to operate two routes between Indianapolis and West Lafayette were heard before Public Service Commission member Samuel R. Artman. Ninety day petitions were denied after evidence showed buses ran at unlawful speeds. Artman also heard Hiner's Red Ball Bus Lines petition for the same route amid a subpoena dispute involving Terre Haute Indianapolis & Eastern Traction Company officials and forged documents.
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Beginner
Indianapolis
West Lafayette
Samuel R. Artman
Public Service Commission
Artman
Hiner
Terre Haute, Indianapolis & Eastern Traction Company
Carl Losey
Four Die In Violent Storm At Twin Cities Park
In St. Paul Minnesota a severe wind and rain storm struck the St. Paul Minneapolis area. Four persons were killed and twenty one injured with a child missing after the Lake Harriet pavilion collapsed. Emma Miller and her three year old May were killed by falling timbers. William Ford was blown from a crane cab and died. Charles Fiesler perished when his drug store was wrecked.
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Bugattee Preas ST. Paul
Man
St. Paul-Minneapolis
Lake Harriet Pavillion
Minneapolis
Emma. Miller
May
William J. Ford
Charles R. Fiesler
Andrews Announces Liquor Permit Changes
Washington report states withdrawals of industrial alcohol will be conducted under permits issued individually by the twenty two regional administrators of Federal prohibition enforcement after August 1 when the reorganization becomes effective. Announcement follows a conference of Assistant Secretary Andrews and dry leaders. Issuance had been handled by Commissioner Blair for the last four years.
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Andrews
United Press
Washington
Blair
Second Barber Trial Set for July 15 in Robinson Murder
Louis Owens, charged with the murder of George Robinson, will face a second Criminal Court trial on July 15 after a deadlocked first trial. Owens and Robinson were barbers at L. S. Ayres & Co. The killing occurred in the company locker room. A special judge will hear the case.
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Louis Owens
George Robinson
Owens
Robinson
L. S. Ayres & Co
Collins
Funeral Rites Planned for Theater Fire Victim
Funeral services for Roscoe Rose of 913 N Keystone Ave will be held Friday at 1 30 p m at Shirley Brothers Chapel conducted by Rev L G Carnes pastor of Heath Memorial M E Church Burial in Memorial Park Cemetery Rose died in a Kansas City theater fire last week His body was found with a letter in his pocket to his mother.
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L. G. Carnes
Heath Memorial M. E. Church
Roscoe Rose
N. Keystone Ave
Shirley Brothers Chapel
Memorial Park Cemetery
Rose
Kansas City
Iygre
Pastor's Appeal Wins Council Over Street Width
The Rev. C. C. Bonnell of Garfield Ave Methodist church interrupted a trustees meeting to plead with the city council. He warned that widening New York Street would reduce three feet nine inches from the church’s south side and prompted an announcement that width would be taken from the opposing side as well.
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C. C. Bonnell
Garfield Ave
Methodist Church
New York St
E. New York St
Jury selects foreman for Marion County grand jury
Boyd W Templeton of 2958 Washington Blvd named foreman of Marion County grand jury. Other members include O Way, Herman Monk, Alonzo Sargent, Henry M Day, and Park C Morgan. The petit jury lists William Brier E H Wiley John MacLeod F A Dunlop W B Ward and George Wellbaum.
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Washington Blvd
Union Trust Company
Marion County Grand Jury
State Life
Herman Monk
Pennsylvania St
Alonzo Sargent
Churchman Ave
Henry M. Day
Union Trust
Park C. Morgan
New Petit Jury
William Brier
Carson Ave
E. H. Wiley
Guaranty
John MacLeod
Holliday
F. A. Dunlop
E. Market St
W. B. Ward
Merchants Bank
George Wellbaum
College Ave
Bigamy Charge Made by Wife in Florida Case
Desire of Effie Gladys Wells to divorce Ira Wells led to his arrest on a bigamy charge. He was released on 2000 bond after marrying Gertrude McNelis Wells, his alleged second wife. Effie Wells says she separated from him in November 1919 and had been denied a divorce earlier. It is claimed Wells wed Gertrude Wells on September 28, 1923 at Silvertown, Colorado.
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Effie Gladys Wells
Miami
Fla
Ira Wells
E. North St
Wells
Gertrude McNelis Wells
Effie Wells
Gertrude Wells
Indianapolis
Silvertown
Colo
Scope’s Sister Considers Teaching Post in New York
Miss Lela Scopes weighs an offer from Highland Manor School in Tarrytown New York to teach mathematics after not being reappointed in Paducah Kentucky for not repudiating evolution. Her brother John T. Scopes faces trial in Dayton Tennessee.
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United Press
Lexington
Lela Scopes
Highland Manor School
Tarrytown
N. Y
Miss Scopes
Paduach
John T. Scopes
Dayton
Boxer Arrestes After Collision and Assault Charges
Roy Wallace a 21 year old heavyweight boxer from 8110 McPherson Ave was arrested by Sheriff Omer Hawkins on assault and battery and speeding charges. Chris Meier of Stop 6 Madison Rd reports Wallace's car struck his vehicle on July 4 near Beech Grove.
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Roy Wallace
McPherson Ave
Omer Hawkins
Chris Meier
Madison Rd
Wallace
Beech Grove
Indiana rehabilitates disabled to return to work
Last year 123 Indiana residents with disabilities were returned to paid work through the state rehabilitation division. Most had leg amputation. nine percent suffered total vision loss. Training spans institutional, placement, and on the job programs with aid for appliances.
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Indiana
State Department of Public Instruction
C. B. Gwyn
Water Carnival set for Rhodius Park pool
Teams from all municipal beaches and pools will swim in a four hour water carnival from 2 to 5 p m Saturday at Rhodius Park pool. Edward E. McBride city recreation director announced today that medals will be awarded to the season's best men and women swimmers and divers.
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Rhodius Park
Edward E. McBride
McBride
City schools teach theory of evolution in Indianapolis
City educators affirm evolution is taught in high school zoology and botany courses. D T Weir notes no monkey ancestry is taught, citing Dr David Starr Jordan's text. Shortridge and Technical High School leaders say science and Christianity need not conflict and evolution is covered only at an elementary level.
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Indianapolis
D. T. Weir
Shortridge High School
David Starr Jordan
Weir
Indiana University
Jordan
Tennessee
George Buck
Shortridge
Buck
Milo H. Stuart
Technical High School
Six are sentenced in Criminal Court for multiple offenses
Judge James A. Collins imposed sentences on six defendants amid hot weather. Everett Perry, 17, burglary and grand larceny, one year at Indiana State Farm. Lawrence Jackson received thirty days at Indiana State Farm for vehicle taking. Sam Hare alias Casey Erbin faced one day in jail for petit larceny. Charles Holland, 40, assault and battery with intent to kill, two to fourteen years at Indiana Reformatory. James Gardner, burglary and grand larceny, one year at Indiana State Farm. Artheullia Williams, 40, grand larceny, one to fourteen years at Indiana State Prison.
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James A. Collins
Everett Perry
English Ave
Indiana State Farm
Lawrence Jackson
Sam Hare
Casey Erbin
Charles Holland
Kinney Ave
Indiana Reformatory
James Gardner
Artheullia Williams
Indiana State Prison
Gas fumes blamed in Mishawaka fisherman death
Post mortem examination found Ralph Martindale a 26 year old fisherman died near the St Joseph River bridge. Coroner Crumpacker said exposure to gas fumes escaping from nearby mains likely caused the death. Initial belief cited possible electrocution from a high tension wire.
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Bu United Press
Mishawaka
Ind
Ralph Martindale
St. Joseph River
Crumpacker
Martindale
Electrocution Probe Details at Reisner and Minnesota
Witnesses testifying at a coroner’s inquest said a faulty uninsulated gravel depot wire over Reisner Street and Minnesota Street caused the July 3 electrocution of William Owen 28 of 3868 Byrum Street. Coroner Paul F. Robinson pledged further investigation after hearing from Asa Stewart and Art Everton of nearby Minnesota Street locations.
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Reisner
Minnesota Sts
William Owen
Byrum St
Paul F. Robinson
Asa Stewart
Minnesota St
Art Everton
Woman Sues Traction Company for 5000 Damages
Mrs. Julia K. Waldon files in Circuit Court seeking 5000 damages after a car she rode was struck by a traction car at Stop 4 on the north western division March 24, 1924. The suit names Terre Haute Indianapolis and Eastern Traction Company as defendant.
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Julia K. Waldon
Terre Haute, Indianapolis & Eastern Traction Company
Bids Sought for Greencastle High School Building
State tax officials told Putnam County officials to advertise for bids on a new Greencastle high school. They indicated an $85,000 bond issue would be approved if bids are satisfactory, with $46,973.94 to be borne by the school township and $38,026.06 by the school city.
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Greencastle
Putnam County
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