Uncertain Tone Reflects Cautious Trade In Markets
After a good sized Wednesday reaction traders opened with caution in a cautious tone. Dow Jones reports President Coolidge may propose income tax cuts totaling 500 million before September. General Electric rose to 2913 4, American Can to 2061 4, U S Steel near 1181 4, Crucible Steel up 11 2 to 733 4 as early trading progressed.
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Swampscott
Dow Jones
Coolidge
Washington
General Electric
American Can
United States Steel
Crucible Steel
Grocery Price List From Commission Row to Retailers
A fragmented price sheet lists fruits and vegetables with assorted units and prices. Items include apples bananas cantaloupes grapes lettuce onions oranges and more with entries such as California cantaloupes at 3.75 per crate and 1.25 for race crates. 24-quart cases of bananas and other produce priced per basket or dozen.
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Jancs
Benoni
Alifornia
California
Markets Report From Indianapolis and Cleveland
The market bulletin lists butter and cheese prices in Indianapolis and Cleveland with receipts and current quotes. Butter at 42%4c and creamery primaries. cheese Swiss and American prices. poultry, eggs, flour, lard, and coffee rates amid regional receipts. Potatoes and canned goods noted with varying car shipments and market bids.
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Indianapolis
Senate
Seling Pr
Gleveland
Kentucky
York Suly
Midwest
Rio
Santos
Long Island
Sugar Market Shows Settled Futures Amid Stock Decline
In the Sugar Market weekly figures from Willet and Gray show improved trade status but lower stocks and a drop in prices. The Cuban crop and orderly market support a steady futures outlook. No. 2 red wheat sells for $1.48 at local mills with other grades varying by merit. A separate line notes a woman facing prison for passing bad checks and a civil suit over alledged affections.
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Thomson & McKinnon
Willet and Gray
Grain futures close higher on Chicago Board of Trade
United Press reports grain futures finished moderately higher amid rapid price swings on the Chicago Board of Trade. Wheat was nervy. corn rose on demand from southwest reports. oats firmed near the close and provisions rallied with hogs.
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United Press
Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Trade Review Outlook For Fall Markets
Trade reviews split the outlook by sector with manufacturing profitable in the first half and motor production high. Consumer demand rises in gasoline, mail order, chain stores and farm equipment while coal and cotton mills falter. Copper stocks tighten as prices rise and steel output curtails, suggesting a revival in demand may begin.
City Building Permits Report With Various Structures Listed
A fragmented list shows permit actions for residences and commercial sites including garages, furnaces, boilers, and dwellings. Named properties include 1402 N Gale, 2022 N Olney, 1322 Charles Optital Avenue, 1028 Audubon, and 418 N Kealin among others with amounts like 3000 and 250 dollars.
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Szusa Eaph Morris
N. Olney
Dohn
Charles
Optital
M. HE. Church
oTnirvieth
Alan Reuchanan
Fall
M. E. Church
Audubon
Fred Hess
Kealin
Welling
Oh Emple
Maudeee
Martin
P. Beard
Euclide
Ennis Jones
Anna Kritsch
E. Palmer
Sob Sablosky
N. Elder
Deepencer House
S. Illinois
Deere Plow Company
Senate
Hudson Company
W. Washington
Copdmint
Churchman
Iang
Unlaware
Ce Ooo
Hwest
Allum
Sionates
Cornell
Jim Rowe
Gardge
N. Warman
H. Brewer
Winthrop
Broadway
I Kennedy
N. Beville
Fons Ruckelshaus
Tindale
Bowen
Ft. Wayne
Ea Inkest
W. Forty
Rowrin Winlcg
Our
S. Delaware
Sullivan Disaster Relief Awards After Mine Explosion
Eugene C. Foster reports forty nine relief awards to families of victims from the City Coal Company mine blast on February 20. The Sullivan unit closed with a relief fund of 86,838.08 dollars after a final advisory committee meeting. The American Red Cross covered all administration costs and donated 5,000 dollars.
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Eugene C. Foster
Sullivan
City Coal Company
American Red Cross
Four speeders held on various charges at city prison
Four alleged speeders were slated at city prison Wednesday night. Howard Doyle 18 of 828 Fayette St Oliver Moore 19 of 450 N Senate Ave charged with speeding assault and battery and driving on the left without license plates Robert Weber 21 of 88 N Elder Ave and Eugene Allender 35 of 1151 8 State Ave charged with speeding.
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City Prison
Howard Doyle
Fayette St
Oliver Moore
Senate Ave
Robert Weber
Elder Ave
Eugene Allender
State Ave
Three Men Convicted in Auto Accessory Theft Case
In Indianapolis city court three men were fined for petit larceny and related offenses. Ollie Minor and Reggie Minor of R E D J Box 170 each paid $10 penalties. Victor Esque of 1115 Thirty-Third St. owed $5 for petit larceny and $10 for no automobile license.
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Indianapolis
Ollie Minor
Reggie Minor
Delbert O. Wilmeth
Victor, Esque
Thirty-Third St
Silk in Sacramento Oreville Worm Farm Idea
The Sacramento valley with its mild climate is seen as ideal for raising silkworms and a worm farm is proposed to be established in the area.
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Sacramento
Oroville
Sacramento Valley
Hog and cattle market at Indianapolis Livestock Exchange
Hogs priced up to 14.75 per cwt on spot sales with large run and strong demand. Cattle and calves also commanded top prices with prime Hereford steers at 13.00 and calves sold near 11.50 per cwt as receipts totaled about 800 head. Sheep and lambs showed steady to higher with best lambs around 13.60 per cwt.
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Indianapolis Livestock Exchange
Staga
Chicago
Jay
East ST. Ceva
East Buffalo
C. ST Ceipts
Pittsburgh
Racin
Peder Ee Fair
Soboa
Tanda
Suya
New Methodist Church Plans Approved for Fifty-First Street Site
Dr. Harry A. King district superintendent said plans for a temporary structure on the Fifty-First Street and Central Avenue site have been approved. The church aims to complete the building by September and assign a pastor, with deacons and trustees elected Wednesday night to organize financing.
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Harry A. King
Fifty-First St
Central Ave
Italian seismologist predicts terrors of quakes in Alaska Japan
Professor Bandandi, a noted Italian seismologist, says a terrific earthquake will strike Alaska and North America on July 26 and 27, with a new quake expected in Japan on the 30th. The forecast follows his pattern of precise predictions in recent years.
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United Pr
Secretary Schortemeiler criticizes pardons at Kiwanis luncheon
Frederick B. Schortemeiler, secretary of State, condemned pardons and justice evasion on Wednesday during a Kiwanis Club luncheon at the Claypool, calling for tougher action against criminals.
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Frederick B. Schortemeiler
Kiwanis Club
Claypool
Liquor Squad Raids Lead to Several Arrests
Police conducted multiple liquor raids Wednesday night under Lieutenants Eisenhut and Halstead. Four men and two women were charged with operating blind tigers including Cash Liford 28 of 921 East Georgia Street Benjamin Boyd 22 of Montgomery Alabama William Parrish 32 colored 1111 Lafayette Street John Shepard 29 of 450 North Senate Avenue Mrs Lillian Von Spreckelson 50 of 2409 Central Avenue and Mrs Geneva Harrison 238 colored 1210 Lafayette Street.
Anger No. 2 capped after days of blasting near Sullivan
After blasting for over sixty hours Anger No 2 the largest gas well in the area was finally capped near Sullivan Indiana. The operation threw sand rocks and boulders as high as 100 feet during the process, marking a historic milestone in local gas production.
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United Prene Sullivan
Ind
WORTHY WINNERS WIN SCHOLARSHIPS AT HERRON ART
Thirty four county scholars receive free tuition at the Herron Art Institute with a $130 cash value for first year classes. Top averages were earned by Thelma Rutledge Muncie Joanne Hulley Maron Catherine Beltzner Bedford Gilbert Reeves Greencastle Frank Strader Napoleon and Lorin Lavengood Wabash.
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Herron Art Institute
Thelma Rutledge
Muncie
Joanne Jane Hulley
Maron
Catherine Beltzner
Bedford
Gilbert H. Reeves
Greencastle
Frank P. Strader
Napoleon
Lorin Lavengood
Wabash
Gambling With Death safety film shown at Optimist Luncheon
A safety film titled Gambling With Death will be screened at the Optimist Club luncheon Friday at the Claypool. T. R. McCampbell, a safety agent for New York Central Lines, will discuss grade crossing dangers facing railroads.
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Optimist Clin
Claypool
T. R. McCampbell
New York Central Lines
Four Dead in Murder Suicide at Orlando Home
Police report a man named Paulo Orlando killed his wife Amelia and two ten year old daughters Mary and Louise then shot himself. Neighbors said repeated quarrels preceded the carnage. Officers found four bodies in the barbershop and residence while three smaller children hid in a bedroom. The wife had multiple bullet wounds and a broken arm. the daughters died from heart and head injuries.
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Tiny
Paulo Orlando
Ayne
Amelia
Mary
Louise
Orlando
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Excel
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Frank Hatfield Co
Peek Brothers
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Clapp Brothers
Main St
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Deming
Walter Mead
Shelbyville Road
Harry Dodd
Baker & Aldridge
S. Meridian St
Walter Mueller
Shelby
Orange & Shelby
State St
S. State St
Ed. Dersch
Virginia Rubber Co
Brinkerbot & Rolland
Prospect & Michigan Rd
Shelby & Grove
H.& HL
Ava
W. B. Rodecker, 621 B. 64Th
Moore Bros
North Eastern Battery Service
E. 19Th St
Olin Tire Service
E. New York St
Frank Pruit
Lafayette Road
Mendenhall
West Washington St
Simon Haywood
10Th & Pershing Sts
C.F. Terry
Indians Ave
Metrospoltan
N. Davidson St
Harding Street
S. Harding St
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25Th St
Baker Bros
Madison Rd
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Brookville
Grand
Fisher
Hamilton Waterman Bros
Emerson Ave
Michigan Rd
Illinois
Standard Oil Company
Swishelm & Parker
Chas
Reverie Drive
Adel Eat
C. L. Pollard
Stopo
Madison Oh
Rutledge & McParland
Beech
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Mendies Ave
Oakland Motor Co
Fletcher Ave
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Harry Adams
Edgewood
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