Borah Presses Third Term Challenge and Farm Plan
The piece analyzes William Borah's stance on Prohibition and a possible run for president as a Republican. It notes his Baltimore speech opposing referendums on the Volstead Act, hints at a potential challenge to Coolidge, and highlights Borah's farm policy support, Midwest strength, and growing national mobilization including Anti-Saloon League interest.
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Borah
Coolidge
Warren G. Harding
Cleveland
Senate
Lowden
Indiana
New York
Pennsylvania
Illinois
Wayne B. Wheeler
Anti-Saloon League
Anti-Saloon League of
al Smith
James W. Wadsworth
Reed
Bingham
Connecticu
Edge
Edwards
New Jersey
Middle West
William Jennings Bryan
Heavy hog demand absorbs large midweek run at Indianapolis Exchange
The Indianapolis Livestock Exchange held amid a heavy hog run with 10 000 head anticipated and 424 holdovers. Top hogs at 14.50 were 5 cents above Tuesday, while prices across weights ranged from 13.60 to 14.75 with heavies and lights showing strength and calves softening. Cattle and sheep markets remained mostly steady with receipts about 1 800 bovines and 400 sheep and lambs, prices for steers 6 to 9.50, heifers 6 to 9.50, cows 5 to 7.50, and lambs 12 to 17.50.
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Indianapolis
the Exchange
Elias
Chicago
Setler
Cleveland
East ST. Louis
Ewes
San Utter
East Sease
Sheen
Ss Ce Cincinnati
Sue
Indiana 194? party nominates slate for state offices
The report lists candidates and possible nominees for governor, lieutenant governor, secretary of state, auditor, treasurer and other state positions. Holtzman heads a bloc urging a highway commission plank and opposing its political weaponization. Other names include Olin Holt, Eugene Crowe, Arthur Hamrick, David Ferguson, Jap Jones, Wood Unger, John Linebarger, Zach Dungan, Christian Emhardt, Charles Remster, Dan Pyle, and Daniel Link as potential judicial candidates.
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Holtzman
John W. Holtzman
Indianapolis
State Highway Commission
Olin Holt
Kokomo
Public Service Commission
Eugene B. Crowe
Bedford
Arthur Hamrick
Greencastle
Orville Sampson
Morristown
David Ferguson
Covington
Jap Jones
Martinsville
Wood Unger
Butler University
John Linebarger
Rockville
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Zach
Further Light Shed on Call Money Flurry and Stocks
New York June 2 Additional light on Tuesday's call money flare came from Federal Reserve Board data showing a $22.81 million weekly increase in local brokerage loans through May 22. Traders shifted from the selling pressure to buying as Atchison fell over a point to 136 and rail group gains emerged with Nickel Plate and C O up about 1, while Pullman led industrials at 174, a 3 point rise.
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United Press
NEW York
Federal Reserve Board
Stock Exchange Today
Atchison
Story
van Sweringen
Nickel Plate
Pullman
Bank Clearings Reported Across Cities
Indianapolis shows today's clearings up to 4 751 000 with debits at 8 851 000. Chicago reports clearings at 153 400 000 and loan balances 25 700 000. New York notes June 2 clearings at 1 625 000 000 with balances around 105 000 000.
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Indianapolis
Chicago
Pilied Press
ICAGO
New
Commission Row Prices to Retailers List Fruits and Vegetables
A detailed price list for retailers shows per crate and per box costs for fruits and vegetables. Items include Apples Winesap and Canary varieties, Citrus like Grapefruit and Oranges, berries such as Strawberries and Cherries, and vegetables including Lettuce Celery Cucumbers and Tomatoes with prices in dollars and cents for various packing sizes and origins.
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California
Valencia
Jamaica
Kentucky
Aspara
H. G
Southern
Alabama
Mississippi
Acaste
Texas
Louisiana
Ohio
Ovsier ‘Plant
Tennessee
N. c
Peane
Michigan
Idaho
A. G. Button
Yancy Hall
Fey
Shineey Hies
New Texas
Wheat prices at Indianapolis mills steady for No 2 red
Local wagon wheat quotes from Indianapolis elevators show No 2 red wheat at 1.40 dollars per bushel. Other graders report similar pricing for benchmark grades, with market interest noted for supply and delivery terms.
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Wagon Wheat
Indianapolis
Markets Report From Indianapolis and Chicago Trade Hubs
Wholesale prices show butter at 43 44c per pound for best grades and 21 22c for packing stock. Poultry quotes list fowls 25c, leghorns and young turkeys 28 29c, ducks 15 1 160, cheese 24 27c. Chicago receipts total 21 289 creamery, with standards and firsts noted. New York markets show flour quiet, pork at 40 75, sugar and coffee ranges, dressed poultry firm, and coast first prices for fresh butter and creamery goods.
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Indianapolis
Chicago
Americas
Rene
Minnesota
Abama Anouisiana
New York
Middle West
Rio
Santos
Boy Cookie Baker Shines In Sharon Vermont
Donald Brown, 10, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Brown, bakes cookies and cakes for his mother in Sharon Vermont. He creates cod frosting and demonstrates expert baking skills.
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Sharon, Vt
Donald Brown
Clifton Brown
Chicago Grain Closes Uneven on Dull Trade
On June 2 at the Chicago Board of Trade grains ended mixed with July wheat sharply lower. Other deliveries were fractional to near steady as rains boosted buying in Kansas while the Northwest saw frost pressure. Corn rose slightly across positions and cash grain held steady amid dull conditions. Provisions closed higher.
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United Press
Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Kansas
Northwest
Grain market updates show mixed prices across Wheat and Oats
Chicago grain table reports Wheat with July and Sept quotes around 1.33 to 1.37, Oats near 1.28, and Corn and Rye values listed. Reductions and rises appear in bid and receipt figures for futures, with regional notes from Toledo and market spreads.
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Chicago
Sugar Market closes Cuban mills as harvest ends
In New York on June 2 sugar markets show Cuban mills winding down with about ten centrals remaining. Futures steady with a shift from July to distant months. slight July change noted. European beet area estimates come in modest, suggesting future prices will stay within a narrow range until consumption perspectives clarify.
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Thomson & HeKinnon
New York
Centrals
Convention Indorsed by United States Chamber of Commerce
The U S Chamber of Commerce endorsed the France convention of the American Legion at a Washington meeting. Indianapolis official Bow man Elder, national chairman, said directors approved the Paris pilgrimage for 1927 and urged employers to grant vacation time so veterans can take the trip.
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France
American Legion
United States Chamber of Commerce
Washington D.C
Bowman Elder
Indianapolis
C. of C
Gas Tax Receipts Show May Increase Over 1925
May 1926 gasoline tax collections rose to 714 558 08, up from 632 554 43 in May 1925, an increase of 82 003 65. Arch ie N Bobbit, state gasoline tax collector, reported the gains and noted a 2 733 455 rise in gallons consumed since April 1925 when the 3 cent tax began. Charles C Benjamin, department field man, collected 1 046 11 in delinquent taxes.
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Archie N. Bobbit
Charles C. Benjamin
Department
Woman 60 Missing Under Police Search Appeal
Evansville Indiana. Police across the Middle Western States appeal for help locating Mrs. Sarah Dare age 60 who has been missing since late in April. The search expands as authorities request public cooperation.
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United Preas Evansville
Ind
Middle Western States
Sarah Dare
Cotton Market Steady Pressure Drops Five Points
In New York on June 2 the cotton market remained quiet with prices about five points lower in forenoon trading. Government weekly report notes a slow start with little relief for drought in the Carolinas and offers cautious appraisal of the market’s components and futures hedges.
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Thomson & McKinnon
New York
Carolinas
Chicago and Cleveland Livestock Prices Highlight Market Slump
Chicago and Cleveland markets report mixed cattle and hog prices with declines on some cuts. Slaughter cattle and yearlings show softer values while sheep and lamb receipts remain active. hogs gain modestly in steady to higher trading across regions.
Democrats Weigh Platform as State Convention Opens
Indiana Democrats struggle to unite around a platform with labor groups and blocs pressing for endorsements. Delegates organize committees to draft reports while Woollen urges a concise declaration of principles and key figures like Taggart push for repeal of the primary law.
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Evans Woollen
Thomas Taggart
Building Permits Reported For Dwellings and Furnaces In City
A list of building permits approved includes new dwellings at 9223 E Tabor and 2857 N O Brien, storage rooms at 2636 inet tt, garages at 2345 N Dela Reahrtman and 2502 Mar Tangard, and multiple furnaces at addresses such as 549 Arbor, 1915 N ae vous Pata, 2020 8S Meridian, 2324 W Morris, and 3220 Hover. Tank installations and other additions are noted with various firms including Standard Company.
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Bert Junert
E. Tabor
Lester
Sone
O'Brien
Orange
Aries Pritthote
N. Dela Reahrtman
Inet Tt
Cod
Martangard Ut. Company
Ont
Reddition
Crane
Maryland
Harvey Lavier
Arbor
Seomes
Meridian
Dransfield
Taylor
W. Morris
H. Pearson
Tandard Ot! Company
Harding
Mystery man sought in prowling incident near Crown Hill cemetery
Mrs. Elizabeth Wise reports a man prowling her home at 624 W Fortieth Street. She saw him enter the new section of Crown Hill cemetery and hear a shot. Police searched the grounds but found no trace of the intruder.
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Elizabeth Wise
W. Fortieth St
Crown Hill Cemetery
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