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Newspaper

Indianapolis Times

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1929

Page

7

Bootblack Reunites With Heiress Sister After Million Fortune

In Little Rock on June 1 a bootblack named Leon Warren aged six when separated from his sister Louise Agnes meets his sister now heiress to six million dollars. Their father died earlier and the sisters were placed in orphan homes. Leon later learned Louise Agnes was adopted by Strother heirs who left her the fortune. The pair plan a reunion in Richmond, Louisiana, and Leon aims to attend college in the fall.

Little Rock Ark Bootblack Leon Warren Louise Agnes St. Louis Leon Alliance Neb Los Agnes D. Strother Oklahoma Fortun Ohio Richmond H. P. Worden

Grain futures fall as foreign markets drag Chicago pit

Heavy losses in foreign wheat markets during the holiday push Chicago wheat prices sharply lower by 25 to 2 1/2 cents, with corn and oats also sliding. May oats close at much weaker levels as provision prices dip. cash markets show widespread declines amid rain in parts of the corn belt and light buying interest.

United Press Chicago Canada Liverpool

Market Ends Mixed After Grain Slump Hits Stocks Hard

Pivotal shares fell to new lows on the Stock Exchange as grain prices sank to 84 cents a bushel, dragging Montgomery Ward Sears Roebuck and related stocks down. Some rails and utilities steadied later, with New Haven and Atchison reaching highs and American Water Works advancing to fresh peaks. General Motors and Nash ceding ground amid overall weakness. copper rose on reparations talks but failed to lift key metals.

Stock Exchange Montgomery Ward Sears- Roebuck International Crmiission General Motors E& In Irisk New Haven Atchison American Water Works New York Central Kansas-Texas Coeneral Motors Nash, Hudson

Indianapolis Bank Clearings and Debits May Monthly Totals

Indianapolis bank clearings and debits reported for Friday May 31 show $4,911,000 in debits and $8,074,000 in clearings. The monthly totals end today with $112,263,000 in clearings and $213,000 in debits.

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New York and Chicago Bank Clearings Report May Totals

New York reports May bank clearings of 31.64 billion with clearing house balance 167 million and Federal Reserve credit balance 144 million. Treasury notes May 28 balance 149.500 million with customs receipts 44.653 million. Chicago reports May bank clearings 111.4 million and clearing balances 11.506 million.

New York Federal Reserve Bank Treasury Washington United Press Chicago

Cotton Market Steady Amid Mixed Cables and Weather

The cotton market opened fairly steady for an hour and a half, not fully rising on strong English cables. Showery weather is forecast by government maps for tomorrow, but trading remains cautious with little incentive to buy beyond urgent needs, suggesting further liquidation and a potential price drop after warm dry spells.

Thomson & McKinnon New York Afts

Hogs Lead Local Market With Higher Prices Across The Board

Hogs were largely 10 cents higher than Wednesday with the main 160 275 pound class selling at 11.10. Cattle and sheep markets were steady with beef steers 11.50 to 13.75 and vealers 14 to 14.50. Hog and cattle receipts totaled about 7 500 and 650 respectively while sheep receipts reached 500 as fat lambs sold 15 to 16.50 and sows moved 9 to 10.

Ariee Menebene Smarket United Press Pittsburgh Cincinnati Bu United Press FT. Wayne

Chicago Livestock Market Report May 31

Hogs receipts total about 25 000 with top 11.05 for larger loads. cattle receipts around 4 000 with steers trading steady to up 25c and calves 3 000. sheep receipts 15 000 with fed lambs around 12.25 tops and spring lambs up to 16.35. East Buffalo Louisville Pittsburgh Cleveland Cincinnati Toledo also show varied hog, cattle, and sheep activity on May 31.

Ayuk Marion United Press Chicago Louisville Toledo Heda Beacles Bank Cohnee

Markets Report Butter Eggs Poultry Cheese Prices

Chicago May 31 Eggs market firm receipts 33 079 cases with varying grades and prices. Butter market firm receipts 15 796 same range from 38 59c to 41 2c. Poultry market easy with fowls 24 29c Leghorns 24 28c ducks 20 25c geese 11c turkeys 22 30c broilers 30 43c. Cheese Twims 22c Young Americas 23c. Potatoes on track 340 arrivals 193 in transit 1 386 new stock slow. Alabama Bliss Triumphs best 3 50 3 75 Texas 3 25 3 50 poor stock 2 up. South Carolina Irish Cobblers 6 dollars stock Wisconsin round whites 8 95c Idaho Russets 1 50 1 60.

United Press Chicago Alabama Bliss Texas South Carolina Irish Wisconsin Idaho

Births List Includes Multiple Families Across City

Birth notices record many families welcoming boys and girls. Entries list parents such as James and Helen Gaston and Horace and Anna Overstreet, with addresses and hospitals including Methodist Hospital and Christian Hospital. The list also mentions Edwards and Dona Lavell, Louis and Pearl Townsend, Charles and Essie Pool, and others across Elwood and surrounding streets.

James and Helen Gaston South Elderette Marie Gibson Martindale Pat and Mildred Joslin Methodist Hospital Fearmond Ethel Allen Ack Edith Wise Henry Ruby Hugadiack South State Edward Dona Lavell Birch Robert and Mabel Gann West Merrill Elwood Hazel Dalton Burdsall Parkway Louis and Pearl Townsend Manhattan Charles and Essie Pool Uene and Maude Kincaid Standard Horace and Anna Overstreet Schofield Giles and Lucille Ahl Mary Watkins William and Eula Coleman Shriver Elmer and Ethel Crumb Carson Edward and Leona Clem Vermont Doyle Bernice Reynolds Michigan Clara Jordon Christian Barbara McCree North Drexel

Deaths in local deaths list across multiple illnesses and ages

A compiled section records numerous deaths with ages and causes ranging from cerebrovascular to pneumonia. Notable entries include Mary Raab 75 from gangrene, Rufus Doyle Jones 8 months from diphtheria, Bettie Carter 36 from chronic myocarditis, and Charles S. McBride 75 from cerebral hemorrhage. The list names ages, street addresses, and hospitals for many individuals.

Mary Raab Methodist Hospital Goldie Carter City Hospital Mary Alice Haststein Christian Hospital Mount Wilbert Alfred Young South Keystone Bettie Carter Oxford Rufus Doyle Jones Miley Martha J. Arnold Vermont Charles S. McBride Fletcher Sanitarium Henry Wulf Great Eastern Hotel Mary Pauline Smith Nineteenth Boyd H. Bedford Delaware Phoeb J. Patrick Ella B. Wright North Oxford Ella Hogle West Pratt Anna Mascari Allen Asa Wilkinson Washington Blvd Joseph Robert Kyle West Twenty-sixth Lora Frazee Central Indiana Hospital John R. Reddington College Mary Madison North Rose Moffett Kessing Park Arvilla E. Hybarger North Davidson Ate Hughns Moore Gustaf Knaus North Oakland Harry C. Hampton Boulevard Place

Chicago Grain Table Bu Times Special

Chicago market bulletin lists May 31 cash grain and primary receipts with wheat corn oats and barley quotes. No. 2 hard wheat around 98 cents, mixed 85 to 86 cents. corn values about 81 to 83 cents. oats around 40 to 42 cents. barley 49 to 51 cents. timothy and clover prices also shown.

Bu Times Chicago

Grain bids at Indianapolis Board of Trade cash market

The Indianapolis Board of Trade quoted cash grain bids f o b shipping point with basis 4142c New York. Wheat No 2 red 1.03 1.05, No 2 hard 93 95c. Corn No 2 white 82 83c, No 3 white 81 82c, No 2 yellow 77 78c, No 3 yellow 76 77c. Oats No 2 white 39 40c. Hay steady No 1 timothy 15.50 16, No 2 timothy 15 15.50, No 1 light clover mixed 14.50 15. Inspections show various car counts for corn and white/yellow grades with totals of 51 and 21 cars respectively.

Indianapolis Board of Trade New York

Stock Market SeesLiquidation Fade After Short Covering

In New York May 31 Special liquidation again appeared this morning offsetting favorable factors but once finished short covering and new buying reversed the downtrend. The day ended with steadiness and underlying strength as reparations, money conditions, and potential banking sentiment shift loom as significant. Demoralization of agricultural prices may offset gains, but overall outlook remains cautiously optimistic.

Thomson & M.kinnon New York

Fruit and Vegetable Prices From Commission Row Market

A readout lists prices for various fruits and vegetables including apples Stayman Rome Beauty Jonathan and Rome Beauty varieties, grapefruits oranges lemons and limes with crates boxes and per bushel or per dozen rates. Regional origins include California Florida Jamaica Texas Alabama Arizona and more with prices ranging from about 1.25 to 6.50 per unit or crate.

California Florida Texas Jamaica Jasberties Arizona Epinach

Mabel Taliaferro Seeks Second Divorce Plea

Bridgeport Conn. actress Mabel Taliaferro again seeks a divorce from Joseph P. O'Brien of Hollywood. Superior Judge Ernest C. Simpson denied last year for improper service. Judge Newell Jennings takes the case under advisement after attorney Louis Feinmark submitted a transcript of evidence alleging intolerable cruelty. Feinmark says two notices had been served on O'Brien.

United Press Bridgeport Con Mabel Taliaferro Joseph P. O'Brien Hollywood Ernest C. Simpson O'Brien Newell Jennings Louis Feinmark New Haven Feinmark

Sweets for Lost Kids Helped by Policewoman

Ruth Haywood heads the missing persons bureau and backs giving candy in police stations to calm frightened children and elicit information. She notes 350+ missing since January 1, including about 85 children, and warns sweets would be dispensed only with proof of a bona fide misfortune.

Ruth Haywood Missing Persons Bureau National Confectioners’ Association Miss Haywood

Stolen Cars Reported to Police List of Owners

Automobiles reported stolen belong to Virgil Jacobs from Capitol avenue and Washington street Ford roadster. Fred Manning from Wood lawn and Virginia avenues Chevrolet coupe. James O Garder from 500 East Washington street Kissell sedan. Le Roy Langdon from Tenth and Oxford streets Buick sedan. Lester M Rhoads from 1009 North Keys tone avenue Chevrolet coach. A L Kline from Thirtieth street in Riverside park Ford tudor. F Hill from 400 Indiana avenue Buick sedan. Phil Ryan from Robert J Milamore Hudson coach from Woodlawn and Virginia avenue.

Virgil Jacobs Roosevelt Avenue Capitol Avenue Washington Street Fred Manning Bertha Avenue Woodlawn Virginia Avenues James O. Garder South Nobile Street le Roy Langdon East Tenth Oxford Streets Lester M. Rhoads Brookside Parkway Spruce Street Hudson Virginia Avenue

Stolen Cars Recovered Belong to Local Residents

Police recovered three stolen vehicles linked to Phillip Ryan of 1019 North Alabama Street a Willys Knight sedan found at Eighteenth Street and Sugar Grove Avenue a Ford Touring with no title left running. and an Essex coach located at 302 West New York Street.

Phillip Ryan North Alabama Street Willys-Knight Eighteenth Street Sugar Grove Avenue Charles Street Essex Coach West New York Street

Notice of Redemption for De Hass Realty Co. Bonds

Notice to holders of 6 percent first mortgage bonds that bonds are called for redemption as of August 1 1929 at 102 plus accrued interest. Bonds must be presented for payment with unmatured coupons to City Trust Company Indianapolis Indiana, interest to cease on and after the redemption date per deed of trust.

de Hass Realty Co City Trust Company Indianapolis Ind

Basement Bar Raided Home of Fran Zeiher

Deputies and federal agents raided the basement bar at 4097 West Sixteenth Street late Friday. They found a force pump for beer a rathskeller setup and about thirty gallons of beer plus a small quantity of wine. Fran Zeiher 36 was charged with operating a blind tiger.

Fran Zeiher West Sixteent Street Mays Huntington Devlin Jay Zether

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