Solemn Old Judge to headline Broadcast Listeners Show
George D. Hay will lead WLS Unlimited on opening night at Cable Tabernacle from Sept 21 to 26. A glass booth will host broadcasts every evening with announcers from various stations and Hay’s whistle signals the Mississippi boat themed program on Sept 21 through WFBM in Indianapolis.
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WLS Unlimited
George D. Hay
WLS
Seare Roebuck Agricultural Foundation
Chicago
WMC
Memphis
Mississippi
Mark Twain
United States
Cable Tabernacle
Hay
WFBM
The
Merchants Heat and Light Company
Stocks Show Steady Tone With Opening Market Gains
New York July 30 stocks opened steady after a late day rally following a stronger earlier session. American Can rose over a point to 20914, U S Steel gained to 119, Mack Truck to 184% and General Motors to 88% with Fisher Body hitting a new high. Detroit buyers continued accumulating Fisher as market recouped losses.
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United P
York
American Can
U. S. Steel
Hell
Mack Truck
General Motors
Fisher
Detroit
Ward Baking
Local Bank Clearings Report From Indianapolis Sessions
Bank hearings in Indianapolis report one day totals of 2 622 dollars with 30 entries. Thursday July 30 shows clearings reaching 5 329 000 dollars.
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Indianapolis
Dry Goods Trade Shows Encouraging Activity
R G Dun reports a steady broadening of dry goods markets and firmer prices. Buyers remain conservative but jobbers anticipate fall commitments in woolens and silks. Textiles see wage cuts in large mills next Monday, while overall wages stay about double prewar levels amid high raw material costs.
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R. G. Dun & Co
Fresh Market Prices Across Cities Include Poultry and Dairy
Market notes from Indianapolis to New York and Cleveland show mixed poultry and dairy prices. Butter and eggs hold steady while turkeys and fowls vary by region, with cows and cheeses listed alongside bread and potatoes.
Sugar market roundup signals refiners to return to Taw market
Overnight gains in refined sugar suggest refiners will re enter the Taw market to secure August melting supplies. Yesterday a broad buying interest emerged at 2% cents with sellers firm at 29 16.
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Thomson & McKinnon
Wholesale meat prices from native stock and dressed products
Beef native cattle 600 to 800 pounds at 21 to 22 cents. fores under carcass 4c. hinds over carcass 6c. native heifers 300 to 450 pounds at 1 and 2?c. native cows 400 to 700 pounds 12 to 14½ cents. tongues 23c. sweetbreads 45c. Pork dressed hogs 140 to 200 pounds 28c. regular picnic hams 19 to 48a. veal carcasses 70 to 500 pounds 16 to 20c. hinds and saddles over carcass at 7?e. brains 15c. sweetbreads 60c. tongues 22c. Mutton spring lambs 25 to 50 pounds 27c. mutton middles 25c. legs 26c. fores 10c. sheep rains 13c. tongues 15c.
Readable Fragment of Retail Fish Prices
Partial list of grocery fish prices includes whitefish five cents and several species priced from 30 to 60 cents. Entries mention Mackinaw trout 35 cents, Columbia River salmon steaks three cents, halibut steaks 40 cents, blue pike perch 30 cents, and smoked salmon 60 cents.
Local Wagon Wheat Prices at Indianapolis Elevators
Wheat trades at Indianapolis elevators report No 3 red at $1 50 per bushel. Local millers and merchants show interest in merita grades amid negotiating markets.
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Indianapolis
Mil Ae Srain
Light Hogs And Cattle Prices At Indianapolis Market
Indianapolis hog prices rose to a top of 14.65 per cwt as light receipts and weak demand kept trading brisk. Across cattle, steers sold around 9.13 per cwt with heifers near 9.11, cows 4 to 8.25, and sheep and lambs trading to top figures like 14.50 per cwt for prime lambs.
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Indianapolis Livestock Exchange
Chicago
Cincinnati
Parket
Chaay
Mae
Hpeyisa
Sveland
Piaca Gheneneess el
Ste
East Buffalo
Raesheen
Sitnis
Woolea
Corn Receives Sharp Losses on Board of Trade Session
United Press reports Chicago July 30 sharp corn losses on the Board of Trade as July wheat shows a fractional gain and oats fall. General liquidation drives early wheat lower, but short covering rally recoups much of the drop. A million bushels delivered on contract prevents July rally despite a 7 cent Liverpool jump amid beneficial rains.
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United Press
Chicago
Board of Trade
Liverpool
Grain and commodity prices in Chicago market report
A Chicago market summary lists wheat at 314, corn 72, oats 130, rye prices and various grains with mixed bids and contract notes. No. 1 and No. 2 white oats quoted around 42 to 44 cents, with futures for September and December shown, along with butter and hay price notes.
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Chicago
Prices for fruits and vegetables in provincial wholesale market
A dated list shows wholesale fruit and vegetable prices for various items. Apples such as Winesaps and Duchess are priced per basket or per 40-pound unit, with California and New York origins noted for cantaloupes, apricots, bananas, grapes, and more. Local vegetables including beets, cauliflower, corn, cucumbers, onions, potatoes, and tomatoes appear with unit prices and pack sizes.
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Eee
Ancy
Sal
Fey
Duchess
Benoni
Careon
California
Cali
New York
Indiana
Malagas
Alornia
Loriday Aeeas
EU Es— Peace
Tartlett
Alifornia
Boas
Wwaleemelons Py
Texas
H. G
Vitor
Pete Eeeha
N. Y. Ae
Hai
Bellboy Dan Hanley Carries 60 Year Service in LA
Dan Hanley, 71, reflects a six decade career as a hotel bellboy. He began in Washington at age 11, running errands for Abraham Lincoln, and continues working in Los Angeles.
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Dan
Dad) Hanley
Washington
Abraham Lingla
Los Angeles
Births and Deaths and Building Permits Listed in City Pages
Birth notices for numerous families listing fathers mothers and addresses across city hospitals and homes followed by a long list of deaths with ages causes and locations. Building permit details include addresses work types and costs for renovations garages and new structures across many blocks and avenues.
Grand Circuit Racing Results At Aurora
Aurora on Wednesday hosted a series of trotting and pacing events with multiple purses. Notable finishes include Hollyrood Leonard taking the first race, Delphia Watts dominant in late mile action, and Sharkle claiming the free-for-all in a strong field as the meet produced several swift times and close shuffles.
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Aurora
Hollyrood Leonard
Murphy Wee
Hollyro Hrisco
Ptee
Ethelin Hy
Cox
Oman
Om Ried
Timo
Allen
G. Loomiss
Bar le
Delphia Watts
Torin le Harvester
Thamayaenee Heguenai
Winder
Fallin Volo
Souther
Ned Hale
Ethelind
E .Hol
Andy
Murrisiaste
Favonian
Mobonee
Delphis Watts
Ganas
Farmers Lead in Bankruptcy in Indiana Year
Indiana report shows 97 farmers bankruptcy cases closed in the year ending June 30, more than merchants. Total cases ended 360 with 445 begun and 527 pending. liabilities reached 7.72 million dollars and net realizations totalled 901,800.
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Indiana
William P. Kappes
Two Motorists Fined in City Court Rulings
In city court Judge Delbert Wilmeth fined Walter Simon of 1015 W Vermont St for assault and battery $10 and costs and for speeding $15 and costs after the July 15 incident souring a complaint by Mary Bachman 61 of 1151 Villa Ave. Harold Wills of 2521 Highland Pl colored received $25 and costs on reckless driving and $5 and costs on driving charges with the fine suspended after allegedly striking Alcenia Ballard 17 of 826 N West St.
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Delbert
Wilmeth
Walter Simon
Vermont St
Simon
Mary Bachman
Villa Ave
Harold Wills
Highland Pl
Alcenia
Ballard
N. West St
Indiana Bell faces hearings on rates and valuation
The Indiana Bell Telephone case resumes Sept 1 with a federal appeal and state valuation battle. Attorneys clash over a 40 to 52 million dollar valuation range, affecting temporary rates while the company seeks $12 million stock financing for Meridian and New York offices.
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Diana Bell Telephone Company
Indiana
Indianapolis
The
Bell
the Bell
Artman
Indiana Bell
Meridian
New York Sts
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Thomas R. Keyes
Building valued at nearly one million dollars in current condition
Witnesses estimate the property is worth between $960000 and $1000000 in its present state. The new rates will be set based on the company condition as of April 30 1925.
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Indianapolis
Muncie
South Bend
Mishawake
Auburn
Anderson
Bedford
Corydon
Crawfordsville
Elwood Frankfort
Kendallville
Newcastle
Peru
Shelbyville
Vincennes
Washington
Scotchman Walks 876 Miles for Expo Wager Win
A Scotchman walked from his home to the Wimbledon exposition and back, covering 876 miles to win a $50 wager.
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London
Wimbley Exposition
Legal fashions banned calico in 1768 England
A 1768 law in England forbade women from wearing chintz or printed calico dresses. Separately, Chicago unveils Union Station with a morgue chapel and run jail integrated into its new facility.
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London
England
Union Station
Chicago
Woman Computes Budget Totals in 1926 Finance Work
Mary Crawford a clerk in the controller's office works through a maze of figures daily to compute the 1926 budget totals submitted by heads of the Shank administration. She notes that everyone wants more money and funds are getting scarcer.
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Mary Crawford
Michigan St
Shank
Mary
Bryan Arrives in Washington for Funeral of Bryan
The body of William Jennings Bryan is moved from the funeral car to a hospital station platform where Mrs. Bryan, mourning deeply, is assisted by friends. The procession proceeds to New York Avenue Presbyterian Church for services with minimal military homage and a small escort from Fort Myer. The train's twenty four hour journey drew thousands along the route from Dayton to Washington.
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Gia
Daniel McBride
Bryans
Bryan
Knoxville
Washington
What’s in a Name London Dowman and Arrow wed
A couple identified as London Dowman and Arrow were married recently. In Bow County court, Mr. Bacon sued Fr. Kidney for 1000 dollars, detailing a civil dispute and potential damages.
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London
Dowman and Arrow
Bow
Bacon
Fr. Kidney
Sun photosphere Temperature Report
Article notes the sun's photosphere reaches about 12 000 degrees Fahrenheit, highlighting a high solar surface temperature and scientific context for understanding stellar heat.
Compromise in Dollings Case Approved by Superior Court
Judge Linn and Judge Hay approved cancellation of claims between R L Dollings Companies of Indiana and Ohio and subsidiaries in a receivership involving Bert McBride. The International Note and Mortgage Company of Indiana holds a $1 049 017 13 claim. upon mortgage release, Ohio company claims totaling 947 384 etc. are cancelled. McBride directed to turn over $8 880 from Phoenix Portland Cement stock sale to the mortgage holder. General claims totaling 772 531 80 were filed recently.
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Linn Pd, Hay
Superior Court
R. L. Dollings Companies
Indiana
Ohio
Bert McBride
McBride
International Note and Company
R. I. Collings Company
Dolling Company
International Note & Mortgage Company of
Ohio Dollings Company
Indiana Dollings Company
Hay
Phoenix Portland Cement Company
Fall Creek Crowned League Five Winners After Victory
Fall Creek claims the League Five title by defeating School 16 15 to 1. Other results include Udell beating Radar 12 to 4 and School 44 18 to 10. Military 16 over School 50 18, plus Wyoming 9 over School 63 0. League leaders list Military Kansas Meridian Willard Highland Fall Creek Kingan and School 24. The Indianapolis Times will award medals to the city championship team players. Riley won despite a misreport that they lost to Merkel and Wyoming 64 to 6 in the Girls Kitten Ball League.
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Fall Creek Playground
Boye’ Kittie
Udell & Radar
Rhodus
Riley
Military
Kansas & Meridian
Kingan
School
Wyoming
Kansas
Meridian
Willard
Highland
Fall Creek
Indianapolis Times
Merkel
Indianapolis Boys Qualify for Military Camp Medals
Ten Indianapolis youths at the Citizens' Military Training Camp Ft. Benjamin Harrison earned sharpshooter medals and twelve qualified for marksman medals.
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Indianapolis
Ft. Harrison
Citizens
Ft. Benjamin Harrison
Roaghe
Dinner for Tenth Ward Democrats Hosted by Frank Baker
Frank Baker supplied a chicken dinner for Democratic political workers in the Tenth Ward during a Wednesday night gathering at the Indiana Democratic Club.
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Frank Baker
Democratic Political Workers of the Tenth Ward
Indiana Democratic Club
State Tennis Meet Card Today
Court assignments and match notes for the state tennis meet including entries from Hawkins Women’s team and Hawthorn, with players such as Kelly and Adama among listed competitors and venues noted.
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Ae Hawkins
Hawthorn
Kelly
Adama
Athletics Triumph Amid Sparse Card Notes
Fragmentary text hints at an Athletics win during a game covered with obstructed details. Names, dates, and specific actions are unreadable, leaving only a general sense of a baseball context and a pitched outcome.
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George Dewey Hay
TRADE
New
Roosters
Missouri
Saa
Colorado
Idaho
Cleveland
Virginia
Maryland
Kentucky
Paul- Meco
Uiet
Midwest
Rio
Santos
Long Island
Pacific
Thomson
Igh
Baa Ee Eee Ag
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Bel
Hud
Erie
Nor Pig
Bae
Nor Nor & Wh
Willys- Orr
Dodge Oe
Kennecott
Davison Ch
May Star
Mont _& W
Nat Enamel
Owen
Radie
An Roe
Ya Wool
Austin Ne
Gen Giger Sthy
Chicago Grain Table
Commission
Dad
Hanley
Harry
Mary Yowell
N. Weet
Bot
Luella Lyons
Northwest
Indy
Ohn
Mildred Olsen
Gale
Clifford
Dna Wassun
Isha Hoeen
Bert
Bessie Justus
E. K
Bet
Martha Russell
Methodist Hospital
I Thomas
Edna Stevenson
Robert
Agnes Gouge
Delaware
Ionare
Maude Saunders
Frank
Hazel Stewart
Clark Blakeslee Hospital
Coleman
Effie Smiley
St. Jair
Gertrude Goodrich
N. Dearborn
Anna Tiplick
Delia Gaughan
Broderbert
Georgia Steen
Colexe
William
Pearl Whiteside
Bellefontaine
Elmer
Addie Kelley
Olney
Mary A. Coval
Lexington
Maria Louisa Endress
N. Irvington
June Young
Sbisaasson
Solletta Wilkerson
Rankin
Eliza McMillan
Enry Ver
Wiseheart
Peter Kreffing
Christian Hospital
Margaret May Frank
Wallace B. Kissell
Catherine M. Stout
Catherine F. Teckenbreck
N. Capitol
Frank Baudick
N. Holmes
Charles Kriel
N. Tremont
William Meyer
Tacoma
Hig
A. Hamilton
Harlan
Emme Cassidy
N. Richland
Rhenee
Letzinger
Filam Ward
W. North
Ee Pert
Guilford
Alter Oelzendanner
On & Conerty
N. de Onsliie Jouitz
W. Vermaanter Lengeniz
Vermont
Sane Locke
Berwick
Robert van
Bradwinsonner
N. Sarheld
Meese
Morris
Dela
Ethel
Mrs. Bryan Pale
Woodstock
Itu
Rnib Johnson
Yankees
Browns
Bento the Sienth
Ra ‘Aber Pitts
Gabby
Hartnett
J. P. Michael Co
Wiss
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