Traders Display Confidence In Early Dealings
Traders open with tentative gains as the industrial average holds after new offerings. Marland's 235000 share issue at 40 dollars weighs on the market while Consolidated Gas, Baldwin, Studebaker, Steel common, and California Pete show pressure amid oils selling and asphalt weakness.
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New York
Studebaker
California
Marland
Consolidated Gas
Baldwin
Steel Common
Foreign exchange opens irregular in New York
Cables show sterling at 4.62 and francs at 6.41, lire around 4.61, marks near 4.07, Swiss 18.01, guilders 39.19, pesetas 16.15, with various notes on demand and cable quotes. Markets also list Czech, Norwegian, and Danish rates with mixed demand and edges of discount.
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York
France
Czecho
Eabies
Norway
Denmark
Cosden
Houston Oil
Mar Oil
Pan Am Pete
Pacific Oil
Oy Phillips Pete
Ref
Stan
N J
Sinclair
Texas Co
Amer Can
Cent Can
Mont Ward
Nat Enamel
Owen Bottle
Sears-Roe
Aoes Alco
Sarak
Atlantic G
In. M. M. Pid
C.am. Sugar
Irregular Tendency Marks Curb Trading
The curb market opened with irregular tendency as Jones & Baker failure cuts business. Trading sagged in the morning with Maracaibo Oil up 14, Gulf at 54, Prairie Pipe 105, American Locomotive up 4, and Rev up 45 while public confidence remains low.
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United Financial New York
Jones & Baker
Maracaibo
Rev
Mutual
Gulf
Prairie Pipe
American
Shipping Board bids and freight service interest noted
Commissioner Meyer Lissner will report bids received by the Shipping Board for steamers. Orton Lilly & Co seeks bottoms for the South American freight service. At least one more bidder offers 20 or more for seven of eighteen consolidated routes. In Chicago money loosening noted with rates near 5 percent. Farm price rises foreseen by the Agriculture Department due to lower labor supply and higher wages ahead.
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Washington
Meyer Lissner
The
Shipping Board
Orton, Lilly & Co
Federal
Department of Agriculture
Wighnst
Markets Report From Indianapolis and Other Cities
Markets in Indianapolis and Cleveland report varied pricing for eggs butter poultry and dairy items. Prices for butter fat at Indianapolis are 38c per 2 lb, while New York markets show steady flour and dull pork and lard with assorted poultry quotes and dairy prices across regional listings.
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Indianapolis
York
Rio
Santos
City
Fancy
Cifie
Farmer's Body Found on Lagrange Farm in Tragic Accident
The mangled body of 80 year old John Myers, a Lagrange County farmer, was found in a farm lane. His wagon attached cam remained nearby as coroner Caton suspects frightened horses caused the mishap.
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Lagrange
Ind
John Myers
Lagrange County
Caton
Wheat Continues Downward March On Chicago Board
Chicago June 4. Trading on the Board of Trade was weak and dull with wheat closing irregular and showing further weakness. Favorable crop reports and lack of export demand weighed on prices. Corn was irregular with July firming, oats steadied after a weak start, and provisions rose on stronger demand from eastern houses. South Dakota reports poor crop conditions and moisture shortages.
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United Financial
Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Seaboard
South Dakota
Chicago Market Receipts and Shipments Report
Primary receipts for wheat total 1 023 000 with corn 00 and oats 617 000. Shipments show wheat 406 000 and corn 782 000 while oats and rye volumes are listed with barley. Car lot receipts record corn barley oats rye and other grains with varying figures.
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Chicago
Grain prices and receipts at Indianapolis market report
Cash grain totals for the day show 64 cars of receipts in Indianapolis with prices for No. 2 red at 1.15 and various No. 3 and No. 4 white and yellow grades. Oats and hay values steady with timothy and clover offerings. Inspections list multiple cars by grade for wheat, corn, oats, and mixed feeds.
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Indianapolis
New York
Indianapolis Board of Trade
Gara
Grain Briefs Highlight Crop Pests and Yields
Chicago June 4 grain notes report chinch bug threats to Illinois winter wheat and Hessian fly damage in Nebraska. Southeast Illinois shows early losses while Kansas reports reseeding due to seed rot. Argentine wheat forecast at 201 million bushels with 49.8 million exportable. Argentine corn clearances rise to 3 million. rye at 78 percent condition for 71 million bushels.
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Chicago
Illinois
Nebraska
Kansas
Local Hay and Wheat Market Prices Reported
Local hay market lists Loosa hay 19 and 18 dollars for various bale sizes and qualities. Heavy mixed hay priced around 315 20, light mixed at 20. Corn price 85 cents per bushel. Wheat No 2 red offered at about 1.15 dollars per unit.
Dressed Beef Wholesale Prices Listed by Swift & Co
Wholesale dressed beef prices from Swift & Co. show ribs No. 2 at 18 cents and No. 3 at 14 cents. Loins No. 2 at 24 cents and No. 3 at 20 cents. Rounds No. 2 and 3 at 16 to 16. Chucks No. 2 at 12 cents and No. 3 at 11 cents. Plete No. 2 at 7 cents and No. 8 at 6 cents.
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Swift & Co
L&e
Cloverseed Market Report From Indianapolis Quotation
The market in Indianapolis featured a quoted rate around 7 10 as Cloverseed Sloverseed trades. Traders noted modest activity with limited price movement and brokerage interest in the seed sector.
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Idianapolis
Sugar Market Moves on Withdrawals but New Orders Slow
Raw sugar market shows major improvement in withdrawals of refined sugar on existing contracts while new orders remain small. Prices drift lower with July at 6.18 to 6.20 cents, September 6.29 to 6.30, and December 6.78 cents. Otsec. levels noted and British refiners cut refined sugar by one shilling.
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United Financial New York
Otsec
Cotton Market Opens Steady in New York Trade
The cotton market opened steady in New York with July at 26.10 up 20, September 24.05 up 25, October 23.30 up 5, December 22.45 off 27, as gains and declines were recorded across the contract board.
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United Financial New York
Heavy Receipts Send Hogs Down at Local Market
The livestock market saw 8,000 hogs offered with 6,000 sold at 7.40 to 7.45 for standard fat hogs. Prices fell 15 to 20 cents due to heavy receipts and weaker outside demand. Cattle and calves remained firm to strong with good demand, while sheep and lambs sold steady to higher, led by spring lambs at up to 15 dollars.
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Pheergh
Robert J. Levell
Cornell
Jimmy Lee
City Hospital
General Cutters
Aaron Hayes
N. Lynn
Indianapolis
Roesener
Guilford
James W. Ballard
N. Mlinois
Ale Ois
Virginia B. Meal
Oakland
John Wesley Hardrick
Meredith
Beatrice Poole
Patrick J. Breen
Edna West
Frank Seaney
Pennsylvania
Lydia Byrum
Methodist Hospital
Max Kahn
Delaware
Leah Harrison
Lydia DeLay
Northwestern
Florence E. Gerber
Mary Elizabeth Holland
Highland
Duane Downey
Mary R. Sherman
N. Gala
Pauline Alice Trees
Methodist
James W. Hadley
Hotel Edwards
Sallie King
N. Emerson
Robert F. Rameey
Pearl Kaplan
MacInnes
Aunt Jackson
Andrew Jasper Buchanan
Morris
S. Holmes
Chicago
California
Cleveland
Tfe
Cincinnati
Lambie
Livestock Market Report From Chicago Cleveland and More
Receipts include hogs cattle sheep and calves from Chicago Cleveland Cincinnati and other centers. Hogs and cattle show mixed price shifts with values varying by weight and grade. lamb demand remains stronger for spring natives and choice sheep scarce.
STATE DRUIDS TO MEET IN INDIANA TWO DAY CONVENTION
Grand Grove of Indiana United Ancient Order of Druids will hold its sixty third annual session in Druids Hall 14 W Ohio St Tuesday and Wednesday Grand officers include William Hodapp Charles Gelder E Jamison Frank Eenieking F Barl Gelder M C Hembree The Grand Circle ladies auxillary meets in Druids Hall Thursday A woman Mrs M E Murphy 750 Greer St was injured when a Pennsylvania street car struck her at Maryland and Pennsylvania Streets and she was taken home.
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Grand Grove
United Ancient Order of Druids
Druids Hall
Ohio St
William Hodapp
Noble Grand Arch
Charles G. N. Gelder
E. B. Jamison
Frank A. Eneeiking
F. Barl Gelder
M. C. Hembree
M. E. Murphy
Greer St
Pennsylvania
Maryland and
Pennsylvania Sts
Dr George A Willeford Called By Death Funeral Tuesday
Funeral services for Dr George A Willeford 43 who died Sunday at 217 W Pratt St from brain hemorrhage will be held 2 pm Tuesday at his home. The Rev Charles M Filmore will officiate with burial in Memorial cemetery. He lived in Indianapolis 23 years born in Montgomery Indiana and attended Washington High School and Purdue medical school. He served in the late war at Bobbs dispensary and later with the Government clinic. He was to be married next Wednesday to Miss Carrie Marenti. He is survived by two brothers William Willeford Indianapolis and Leo Willeford Los Angeles and a sister Mrs Laura Schubert Seattle.
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George A. Willeford
Pratt St
Charles M. Filmore
Memorial Cemetery
Willeford
Indianapolis
Montgomery
Ind
Washington, Ind
Purdue School of Medicine
Bobb
Misa Carrie Marenti
William Willeford
Leo Willeford
Los Angeles
Laura Schubert
Seattle
Vincennes Woman Unearths Early Hoosier Relics
Mrs. Margaret Scott of Vincennes found deeds dating 1750 and 1766 by John Badollet, a Swiss immigrant who came to Vincennes in 1804 from Pennsylvania. The artifacts include Badollet’s shaving outfit and a small mirror, to be displayed at the Fortnightly Museum during the Hoosier editors meeting June 8 10.
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United Press
Vincennes
Margaret Scott
John Badellet
Tao
Badollet
Pennsylvania
City Brary
Hoosier
Political move seen in election injunction in Minnesota
A district court suit filed to stop a special Minnesota senatorial election is viewed as a move to allow Governor J A Preus to resign and become Knute Nelson’s successor. Judge O Brien ordered Secretary of State Mike Holm to appear Tuesday at 10 to show cause why a restraining order should not issue.
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United Press
Ralston to Visit Culver for Academy Commencement
Senator Samuel M. Ralston will present academic medals and awards at Culver Military Academy commencement Tuesday afternoon. He will address the graduating class as Maj. Gen. W A Holbrook and Culver officials will oversee cadet commissions including officers' training work. One hundred fifty five graduates comprise the class.
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Samuel M. Ralston
Culver Military Academy
Senator Ralston
W. A. Holbrook
Cavalry
United States Army
Culver
Reed and Todd to guard Pleasant Run bridge site
Reed and Todd, contractors, were ordered to station a watchman by day and place a red light at night at the Pleasant Run bridge near Churchmann Avge after a police complaint today.
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Reed and Todd
Pleasant Run
Churchmann
Avge
Mellon Will Force Showdown On Rum Regulations
Secretary Mellon’s drastic rum enforcement rules push a direct clash with Congress. The move elevates prohibition to the nation’s top issue, tying domestic politics and foreign trade to enforcement, with implications for maritime law and foreign ships.
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Mellon
Congress
United Press
Washington
New York
Melon
Supreme Court
Smith
Population Bureau Proposed to Curb Growth in U S
June 4 report outlines a congressman’s call for a national population bureau. It would track births and deaths, advise on family size, and urge Governors to report semi annually. The goal is to prevent overpopulation by guiding public policy and behavior.
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Washington
Martin L. Davey
United States
Davey
Cheese Theft Reported By Delivery Driver on Street Corner
James Sutton of the Balfour Cheese Company told police he saw a black man steal a sixty pound cheese load worth 25 dollars from a delivery truck at the intersection of Tenth Street and Ashland Avenue.
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James Sutton
Balfour Cheese Company
S. Alabama St
Tenth St
Ashland Ave
Vessels Seized For Flouting Liquor Rules In U S Waters
Foreign or American ships entering United States waters to defy liquor prohibitions within three miles will be seized by Federal customs. Rum runners and vessels whose captains or owners seek to defeat the law will be impounded and sold by the Government.
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United Press
Washington
United States
Mine Workers to Push 600000 Dollar Damage Suit
The United Mine Workers executive board will decide June 12 on finances to continue the fight against fifteen injunction suits in West Virginia Federal Court and to retry the Coronado case in Ft. Smith Arkansas. Alton B Parker and Charles Evans Hughes will represent the union in the Coronado case. A $600000 verdict was ruled against the miners at the first trial and the Supreme Court ordered a rehearing.
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West Virginia
Ft. Smith
Ark
United Mine Workers of America
Alton B. Parker
New York
Charles Evans Hughes
Lewis
Supreme Court of the United States
Thirty seven pleads of not guilty in county arraignments
Thirty seven persons indicted by the county grand jury last month were arraigned today in Criminal Court all entering pleas of not guilty. Eleven were charged with violating liquor laws. Samuel and Isadore Hartman sons of Rabbi Jacob Hartman arrested when 700 gallons of sacramental wine were seized April 28 in the rabbi s home were among the thirty five. Willie Carey and William Ford pleaded not guilty to robbery and grand larceny charges.
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Aall
Samuel and
Isadore Hartman
Jacob Hartman
E. McCarty Sr
Willie Carey
Arbor Ave
William Ford
W. New York S
Hearings On Appraisal For Plaza War Memorial Site
Circuit Court hearing to set value for the Delano-Cambridge apartments in a condemnation case. County offered 135000, owners refused, board valued 180225, county protested. Architect Herbert Bass estimated the building at 69000.
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Delano-Cambridge
Circuit Court
Linn D. Hay
Countain
Plaza War Memorial
Delano-Cambridge Realty Company
Herbert Bass
Death by Own Action Theory Circulates in Malone Case
Police floated the theory that Archie Malone attempted suicide by drowning after Mary Walker refused his marriage proposals. Officers dragged the canal from New York to Blackford Street in a continuous search for Malone’s body, noting he had promised to drown his sorrows.
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Archie Malone
Mary Walker
E. Puryear St
Hansford and
Bastin
New Y
Blackford Sts
Five Injured And Three Arrested In Auto Crashes
Ten auto accidents over the weekend injured five people and damaged ten automobiles while demolishing two bicycles. Three drivers were arrested. Injured include Clarence Vermon of 39 W Pratt St and Justine Shelton six months, both seriously hurt.
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Clarence Vermon
W. Pratt St
W. Redman
Palace Hotel
Justine Shelton
Roy Shelton
Oliver Ave
Floyd Miller
S. Harding St
Elmer Forbis
E. Washington St
Edward Duncan
N. Milinois St
N. W. Brown
Ashland Ave
Adolph Izsak
S. Capitol Ave
Liquor Runners Surge Across Boundary After Prohibition Repeal
Large cargoes of Canadian beer and liquor move toward the New York border after repeal of prohibition enforcement. Rum runners plan to flood New York with hard liquor as enforcement weakens. Motor trucks carry cases at high speed with armed guards ready to resist revenue officers.
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United Press
Ottawa
Ont
New York State
Prohibition
New York
Reneal
Ranaway
Prohibition Department
Committee of 100 to Submit Reports on Wisconsin Legislators
Madison June 4 A committee which investigated reports of drinking bouts by Wisconsin legislators and lobbyists will submit its findings to the executive commission of the committee of 100 tonight. Thomas Gates of the Anti Saloon League and R N Nelson, former district attorney, comprise the investigating committee.
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United Press
Madison
Wisconsin
Executive Commission
Wisconsin wets start campaign to repeal prohibition law
Twenty five anti prohibition lawmakers campaigned to win forty wets votes for the Tucker bill repealing the state enforcement law. Milwaukee Socialist leader Thomas Duncan and wets floor whip Sixtus Lindahl predicted Assembly approval. Governor Blaine, a wet, will not enter the fight. He is silent on the New York law.
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United Press
Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
Thomas Duncan
Milwaukee
Sixtus Lindahl
Blaine
New York
Junior C of C Meeting and Honorary Memberships
The Junior Chamber of Commerce holds a regular meeting tonight at the Chamber of Commerce. Delegates for the National Junior Chamber of Commerce convention in Milwaukee June 28 to 30 will be chosen. Fifteen honorary memberships will be awarded to five from Manual Shortridge and Tech at a smoker June 18. Shortridge honorees include John Dithmer Robert Sutchinson Arthur Crabtree James Hart and Arthur Long.
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Junior Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
Ordination Service Set for College of Missions
Ordination services of the College of Missions will be held Tuesday night at the college. Commencement is scheduled for Wednesday at 11 a.m. The baccalaureate sermon was delivered Sunday by the Rev. Joseph D. Armistead.
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College of Missions
Joseph D. Armistead
Downey Ave
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