Stocks Rally After Early Losses In New York
The market recovered from morning declines as stock prices rose fractionally to several points by noon. Gains were led by J I Case and steel and auto shares such as General Motors General Electric and National Cash Register with utilities firm on Consolidated Gas strength and notable moves in Vanadium Auburn and Radio stocks.
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J. I. Case
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General Motors
General Electric
National Cash Register
Vanadium
Auburn
American
Westinghouse Electric
Radio
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Consolidated Gas
Reeas Bay United Gi ‘Oak
Eagle
New York Stock Exchange
Atchison Ryster
Esse
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Wee Wee
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Standard Oil
New Jersey
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Tee
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Westinghouse, ‘Electric
New York Bank Stocks By United Press
Civita vecchia residents plan to present Senator Guglielmo Marconi and his wife, the Marchioness Marconi, with an artistically carved cradle for their newborn daughter. The notes come from a UPI dispatch on July 22.
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Civitavecchia
Italy
Guglielmo Marconi
Marconi
Markets Echo Mixed Prices in Indianapolis and Chicago Trade
Wholesale egg and poultry markets show varied pricing with No 1 eggs at 20c No 2 at 13c in Indianapolis and leghorn hens around 14c. Chicago and Cincinnati report steady markets for eggs butter and poultry including roosters, broilers, and turkeys with regional price ranges and receipts noted.
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Kingan & Co. Ee
Wisconsin
New York
United Press
Chicago
Kansas
Missouri
East Shore
Virginia
United Arenas
Cincinnati, CO
Leghorn and
Orpington
Hog and cattle market mixed as hogs hold steady
Hog prices at Union Stock Yards were unchanged from Monday with most hogs weighing 160 to 250 pounds selling around 9.25 to 9.65 dollars and a top of 9.65. Cattle trade was dull with a weak undertone, heifers and calves easing and receipts varying. similar mixed activity noted in Chicago and other markets.
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Chicago
Weather News Sends Futures Market Lower
Wheat held steady to slightly down as the Board of Trade opened with light rains across the grain belts. Corn and oats showed mixed moves while provisions stayed steady. Rain in parts offered relief but overall drought threatens yield. Legge calls conditions the worst in thirty years.
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United Press
Chicago
Board of Trade
Liverpool
United States
Canada
Europe
Legge
Indiana
Ohio
City in Brief Highlights Local News
William Bosson Jr a Marion county state representative will move to Washington to join the U S marshal service retiring from real estate He 500 book collection planned for Big Eagle camp by Indianapolis Jewish Federation A story telling hour at 4 50 each Wednesday Dr E Ligeros of Athens Greece tours the U S studying medical practices addresses Lincoln Chiropractic College students Albert Gisler speaks on Our Independent Merchants to Kiwanis at Claypool Indianapolis Home Builders Association hosts a July 25 dinner for a show of the reconstructed Home Complete Exposition model home in Wynnedale on Cold Springs road
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William Bosson Jr
Marion County
Washington
United States Marshal of
District of Columbia
Big Eagle Camp
Indianapolis Jewish Federation
Eleanthis Ligeros
Athens
Greece
United States
Lincoln Chiropractic College, Inc
Albert Gisler
Kothe-Wells-Bauer
Kiwanis ‘Club
Claypool
Indianapolis Home Builders’ Association
Wynnedale
Cold Springs Road
United States Mexico water treaty eyed by Senate clash
A proposed treaty to divide Colorado Rio Grande and Tia Juana waters could spark a bitter Senate fight next winter. The plan aims to settle water shares then buy back water to satisfy U S farmers oil firms claims. The change follows the resignation of three water commissioners and a single new negotiator in Mexico City.
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Alliance
Washington
United States Senate
United States
Mexico
Colorado
Rio Grande
Tia Juana
Hoover
International Water Commisson
Elwood Mead
Reclamation
Lansing H. Beach
California
W. E. Anderson
Texas
State Department
Mexico City
Lawrence M. Lawson
International Boundary See
Colorado River
Boulder Dam
Bank clearings and balances across major cities
Indianapolis reports July 23 bank seasons with $3,338,000 debits $6,915,000. Chicago notes July 22 clearings $109,500,000 and balances $10,400,000. New York shows July 22 clearings $1,124,000,000 with balance $143,000,000 and federal reserve credit balance $122,000,000. Uruguay records July 22 treasury balance on July 1 of 7,583,617.09, daily expenditures $10,648,429.04 and monthly customs fees $15,689,629.31.
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Indianapolis Bank
Chicago
New York
Press
ORK
Clearing House
Federal Preserve Bank
URY
Meoti
Warmington
Treasuroden
Livestock Prices Report from Louisville Market
July 22 Louisville market notes show cattle receipts dull and steady with prime heavy steers at 8.49 and fat heifers around 4.50 to 5.25. Hogs and sheep balanced with calves, stockers, and feeders varying. hogs near 8.0 to 8.5, sheep around 3.80 to 4.50, calves about 6 to 8. Bulls and stags listed with mixed bids.
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Long Island
Southern
Pacific Coasts
By Times
Louisville
United Preas
Cleveland
St Louis
Stock Market Outlook and Pool Campaign Report
Thomson and McKinnon in New York notes a pool campaign abandoned due to weak public interest. They see aggressive short selling contributing to yesterday's decline and expect a recovery, with potential steel corporation news boosting bulls.
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Steel Corporation
Cotton Markets Update From Thomson & McKin July Report
In a July note from New York, analysts say the cotton market failed to advance. They warn prices may slip without rain and note district damage from heat and boll weevil pressure offset only by hot weather reducing pests. A bullish August report by the government is uncertain.
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Air Mail Pilot Killed In Lake Erie Crash
William F. Martin, air mail flyer for Thompson Aeronautical, died when his plane crashed on the shore of Lake Erie near Huron Ohio while en route from Cleveland to Detroit and Bay City Michigan. A farm house resident heard a blast at 4 30 am and later saw the wreckage about 500 feet from the barn.
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William F. Martin
Air Mail
Thompson Aeronautical Corporation
Here
Lake Erie
Martin
Cleveland
Detroit
Bay City
Mich
George Beattie
Morrow May Fly to Yucatan in Mexico Trip
Ambassador Dwight W. Morrow may undertake an airplane flight to Yucatan in southern Mexico next month as indicated by the American embassy in Mexico City today.
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Mexico
Yucatan
United Press
Mexico City
Dwight W. Morrow
Famed Band Will Play at State Fair Arrangements Made
Bohumir Kryl, renowned band leader, finalized plans with state fair headquarters for his band to appear daily at the fair throughout the week. Also scheduled are the Arndt concert band 4-H Club band Collins' boys band of Muncie Kraft's Novelty band of Frankfort Wabash county farm bureau band Bedford public school band and P O S of A band of Crawfordsville.
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Statehouse
Kryl
Arndt
Collins’boys Band
Muncie
Kraft’s Novelty Band
Frankfort
Wabash County Farm Bureau
Bedford Public School
P. O. S. of A. Bard
Crawfordsville
Substantial Police and Firemen Emergency Fund Raised
Volunteer subscriptions to the police and firemen’s emergency fund totaled 8086 dollars, announced by chairman Henry L. Dithmer. The fund was raised by direct mail, not the annual circus, and was turned over to the safety board. Board president Charles R. Myers praised citizen efforts.
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Henry L. Dithmer
Safety Board
Charles R. Myers
Man Struck by Car Suffering Scalp Injuries
George Herron stepped from between parked cars on North Alabama street into the path of a car driven by Mrs. Florence Bewley. He was knocked down, suffered scalp injuries and was taken to city hospital in a non serious condition.
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Florence Bewley
St. Peter Street
George Herron
Emerson Avenue
City Hospital
King Alfonso XIII Returns to Madrid After Foreign Visit
King Alfonso XIII arrived in Madrid Monday night following a tour of France and England. The monarch's return concludes his overseas travel and resumes official duties in the capital.
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United Press
Madrid
Alfonso XIII
France
England
Litvinoff Named Soviet Foreign Commissar
Moscow July 22 official designation of M M Litvinoff as commissar of foreign affairs by the Soviet central executive committee, succeeding George Chicherin who has been ill for months.
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M. M. Litvinoff
Soviet Foreign Commissariat
George Chicherin
Commissar of Foreign Affairs
Soviet Central Executive Committee
Chicago and Midwest Livestock Prices Report
Chicago Hogs receipts 25 000 with various weights quoted from 9.15 to 9.40 for light and 8.25 to 9.40 for heavier hogs. Cattle receipts 6 500 with yearlings and steers showing limited demand. top yearlings around 10.50 and steers 9.25 to 11.25 for 600 1100 lb. Sheep receipts 17 000 with lambs 9.25 to 9.50 and ewes around 2.25 to 4.50. Cincinnati Toledo and East Buffalo markets show similar slow to weak conditions with mixed price movements across hogs cattle and sheep.
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Chicago
United Press Cincinnati
Birth announcements list numerous families and hospitals
A long birth and death notice extracts many couples listed by house numbers and names with associated hospitals. It records newborns, infant ages, and multiple patient deaths with causes such as acute gastroenteritis and cerebral hemorrhage, plus several chronic conditions across city hospitals.
Fire Truck and Auto Crash With Minor Damage
A No. 7 fire truck collided with a car driven by Charles Schenck of 1921 Dexter Avenue at the intersection of New York and Alabama on Irvin. Fossati was the driver of the fire engine.
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Charles Schenck
Dexter Avenue
New York
Alabams
Irvin
Fossati
Grain prices and futures from Toledo and Chicago reports
Toledo quotes show No. 2 red wheat at 9 90c, No. 3 yellow corn at 89 90c, No. 2 oats at 41 2c, rye and barley varied, with domestic clover cash $13.25 and futures up to $14.35, country run eggs 18 to 20c. Chicago primary receipts list wheat 4,345,000 vs 3,723,000 last year, corn 520,000 vs 9,000, oats 198,000 vs 230,000 and shipments for wheat and corn also noted.
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Toledo
Times Special
Chicago
The Knife That Failed Akron
Harry Mullins slept in a park with a clasp knife in hand. After a two hour nap a thief stole his pants, the knife, and his shoes.
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Akron. O
Harry Mullins
Harry
Heat craze blamed for murders not scientific says Denninger
In Topeka Kansas on July 22 Dr Karl A Denninger a noted psychiatrist and author of The Human Mind stated that the expression crazy from the heat has no scientific validity He commented on whether high temperatures could be blamed for recent murders adding expert perspective to the discussion.
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United Press
Topeka
Kan
Karl A. Denninger
Girl Leaps From Car After Ride Home Incident
Bettie Thompson 19 fled on foot to James Clark’s farm home near Stop 8 Shelby street after accepting a ride from two youths she did not know. She said the men offered to drive her home from a lunch stand at Washington and Liberty streets Monday night and she jumped from the car at midnight.
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Bettie Thompson
South Arsenal Avenue
James Clark
Shelby Street
Shock of Corn Held in Attack
David Kennedy 44 of near Greencastle Pa caused officials to arrest him after disguising as a moving shock of corn to elude capture in Hagerstown Md He allegedly attacked his brother Howard 49 of Waynesboro Pa with a pitchfork wounding him and leaving him near death as a fight over their mother's will ends in court action.
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David Kennedy
Staley
Kennedy
Greencastle
Howard
Waynesboro
Hollweg Will Probate Filed. Widow and Children Heirs Named
Louis Hollweg a dry goods wholesaler died recently and his will filed for probate assigns one half of the remaining estate to his widow Mrs. Louisa Hollweg of 953 North Meridian Street. The other half goes to his four children Ferdinand L Hollweg Mrs Hollweg and the Indiana Trust Company named executors of the estate with $100 000 personal property noted.
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Louisa Hollweg
North Meridian Street
Bogdanov Refuses Oath Before Committee Testimony
Peter Bogdanov chairman of Amtorg Trading Corporation declined to take an oath, citing the oath’s reference to God. He will testify by affirmation as allowed by the congressional committee investigating Communist activity.
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United Press
New York
Peter Bogdanov
Amtorg Trading Corporation
Congressional Committee
Beers to be confined in state hospital for insane
In Binghamton New York County Judge McNaught said he will order confinement of Andrew L Beers 77 of Walton the self admitted impulse slayer of his daughter Francis 27 Beers was found mentally deranged Tuesday He killed his daughter a mentally deficient woman July 9 with an ice pick
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N. Y
McNaught
Andrew L. Beers
Walton
Francis
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Tanner
Commerce Commission declines to reopen rail merger plan
United States officials report the Interstate Commerce Commission refused to reopen deliberations on a December merger plan. The plan proposed consolidating the nation’s railroads into nineteen systems, but the commission held firm on its prior course.
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Washington
In- Lne Commerce Commission
Girl Slain as Lover Held After Quarrel in Detroit
In Detroit on July 22 a quarrel ended in the strangling of Lillian Ferguson aged 22. Her fiancé Ellis P. Hudson aged 29, a hospital orderly, was held in connection with the death after the body was found in an abandoned car with a handkerchief knotted around the neck. The woman had apparently been dead for ten to twelve hours.
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Lillian Ferguson
Ellis P. Hudson
Hoover Asks Opinion On Recess Power For New Commission
President Hoover asked Attorney General Mitchell to decide if law allows recess appointments to the new federal power commission. Three nominees failed to win Senate confirmation at the end of the special session Tuesday.
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Mitchell
Hoover
Federal Power Commission
White House
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Sub rescue device tested in Cart gen a Spain
An automatic rescue apparatus for submerged submarines received official government testing in Cartagena Spain. The buoy raised device returns to the submarine and can make a trip every ten to fifteen minutes.
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United Press
Plane Upsets on River Near Br et nifed Ark
An amphibian plane carrying Colonel F. B. Wilby army engineer in charge of river control construction in the Memphis district two newspaper men and a pilot turned over on the Mississippi near here shortly before noon today. It was injured but the details are incomplete.
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Playwright Van Loan Held on Warrant for Wife Abandonment
Los Angeles July 22. Bert H. Van Loan author and playwright was arrested on a New York fugitive warrant charging wife abandonment. He was taken at the Roosevelt hotel Hollywood and welcomed extradition to clear up his marital entanglements.
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New York
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Educator Will Speak At Indiana University Convocation
Charles W. Bailey head master of Holt School Liverpool England will address Indiana University convocation Wednesday morning on Invincible Youth during his U S tour to compare American and English modern secondary schools. He is honorary secretary of the English group schools interested in this study.
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United States
Anderson Free Fair Receipts Hit 3000. Next Year Planned
Mayor J. H. Mellett announces the Anderson free fair last week earned about 3000 in receipts. Four days drew an estimated 105000 attendees. Plans for the 1931 fair will begin soon and include agricultural exhibits not shown this year.
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Ind
J. H. Mellett
Man Fatally Beaten in Evansville and Car Theft Probe
Police search for a man accused of beating Barney Logsdon to death and robbing him of 30 dollars. Logsdon’s mangled body was found on an ash heap with pockets reversed. In Anderson suspects steal an automobile used by two couples who fled. couples include Earl Ridgeway 22 and Lillian Roberts 17, Carl Perry 24 and Betty Kailor 18. Ray Jeffries was named as the car driver.
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Carl Perry
Betty Kailor
Ray Jeffries
Cora Armhurst
Anti Alcohol Fight Launched in Brazil by Chamber Panel
A special commission of Brazil's chamber of deputies, appointed to frame a project to combat alcoholism, held its first meeting today in Rio de Janeiro.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
Chamber of Deputies
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