General Motors Demand Drives Rail Stocks Upward
The New York Stock Exchange opened with fractional changes as rails led gains amid improved railroad earnings. Pennsy ordered 10 000 tons of rails from Carnegie Steel, while General Motors drew strong interest on talk of an extra year end dividend.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Pere Marquette
U. S. Steel
Republic
California Petroleum
American
Pennsy
Carnegie Steel Company
New York Central
General Motors
Bank Clearings and Money Market Rates in Major Cities
Indianapolis Tuesday clearings reached 3 738 000 with bank credits at 6 235 000. New York brokers offered time money at 4 percent while banks quoted 5 percent. commercial paper market was dull with most names at 5 percent.
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Indianapolis
New York
United Financial
Foreign Exchange Rates Summary
Foreign exchange rates logged June 5 show the dollar at 68.960 to the dollar. Currencies include francs 6.41c, lire 4.66c, Belgian 5.58ie, marks. Other listed values cover Czecho 2.094c, Swiss 18.03c, pesetas 15.15c, Norway 16.71c, Denmark 18.30c.
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United Financial Rece
Sweden
Norway
Denmark
Markets Across Cities Report Butter Poultry and Cheese Prices
Indianapolis reports fresh butter at 20c per lb and fowls variously priced. Chicago lists butter receipts and cheese prices with poultry figures. Cleveland notes butter and poultry ranges. New York market closes with mixed prices in flour, meat, dairy, and cheese sectors including butter at 39c in some lines and poultry values across fowls and turkeys.
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Indianapoli
Indianapolis
Chicago
Wisconsin
Michigan
Alabama
South Carolina
Cleveland
Ohio
Broilers
Ducks
Potatoea
Florida Rose
New York
Middle West
Rio
Pacific Coast
Dividends Declared by Major Companies
The Orpheum Circuit announces a 2 percent regular quarterly dividend on preferred stock payable June 1 to holders of record June 15. Universal Leaf Tobacco pays 3 percent on common and 2 percent on preferred stock to holders of record June 2. Owens Bottle-Quarterly dividend patterns vary by class. Kelly-Springfield pays 1.45 percent on common and 1.45 percent on preferred stock to record June 15. H. R. Mallinson declares 1.25 percent on preferred with July 2 payout to June 26 record. Electric Auto-Lite pays $1 on common stock with July 2 date. Goodyear Tire pays $2 on prior preference voting trust certificates to record June 15. Additional note: Detroit reports a possible extra 25 cents dividend for Loughlin & Jones directors’ meeting this week.
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New York
Orpheum Circuit
Universal Leaf Tobiacco
Kelly-Springfield
H. R. Mallinson
Penne
Electric Auto Licht
Detroit
Loughlin & Jones
Divier
Goodyear Tire
Raw Sugar Futures Open Lower On June Trading Day
Raw Sugar futures opened lower in New York with July at 6.166 cents per pound and September around 6.28 cents. December traded near 5.76 and March around 4.46 to 4.47 cents.
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United Financial New York
Grains Recover In Day's Trading On CBOT
Chicago reports grain prices closing higher with wheat rallying after a weak start. Corn remains the leading market, receipts light and demand rising as country elevators deplete stocks and farmers await higher prices. Provisions strengthen on stronger demand.
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United Financial Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Chicago Grain Table June 5 Wheat and futures data
Chicago grain table shows July wheat at 1.09 close, with various high low and close figures for July September December and futures. Delivery notes list car lot receipts for wheat corn oats rye and barley and totals across grains.
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Chicago
Grain and hay prices and receipts in Indianapolis and Toledo
Indianapolis reports 44 cars received with bid quotes for grain and hay by the Board of Trade including No 2 red and No 3 white corn and mixed varieties, with prices in the 77 to 80 cent range, and timothy, clover hay quoted around 15 to 19 dollars per ton. Toledo lists cash prices for wheat corn eye barley and seeds, with oats and butter and eggs values, showing market activity across several commodities.
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Indianapolis
New York
Indianapolis Board of Trade
Avian
Timothy
Toledo
World wheat demand outpaces supply and crop notes
The International Agricultural Institute reports demand for wheat outstrips supply. Iowa sees heavy old corn movement to markets while eastern Nebraska and Kansas face 25 percent damage on about 800000 acres due to fly infestation. 450000 acres hit hardest. Ft William wheat stocks deplete this June as Canadian yields fall about 75 million bushels from last year. Illinois rains help but crop remains backward. Hay and grain prices show hay at 19 to 20 for loose bale and corn and oats quoted. local mills pay 1.15 for No 2 red wheat.
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Chicago
International Agricultural Institute
Iowa
Nebraska
Kansas
Ft. William
Plinola
Illinois Cooperative Crop Reporting Service
Cotton Market Opens Higher in New York Trade
The cotton market opened higher in New York. July futures at 26.12 cents, up 12 points. October 23.16, up 11. December 22.88, up 11. January 25.8, up 11. March 22.50, up 3. May 22.38, up 3 points.
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Marland Oil
Pan-Am Pete
Phillips Pete
St Oil of
Cal
Oil of
N. J
Sinclair
Texas Co
Tex
Mont. & W
Sears-Roe
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Pasprenr
Gulf
M. M. Pfa
C. C. Sg
United Financial New York
Baldwin Silent On U S Ship Ruling Questions
Premier Stanley Baldwin refused to answer questions in parliament about Britain's stance on the U S Supreme Court ruling concerning ships liquor provisions. The move is unusual as the government typically responds to parliament unless secrecy is claimed.
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Premier
U. S
United Preas
London
Stanley Baldwin
United States Supreme Court
Curb activity spreads through oil market gains
Curb activity spreads through the oil market with Standard Oils steady and fractional gains. Maracaibo Oil traded up to 24 percent, a new high on the recovery from lows. American Locomotive rose to 70 and Underwood Typewriter 25 par value shares attracted trading interest with 400,000 shares admitted.
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United Financial
New York
Lst
Standard Oils
Maracaibo
American Locomotive
Underwood Typewriter Company
Pan American plans first unit of Ita refinery in California
Los Angeles Jones reports Pan American Petroleum and Export Company tests to start the first unit of its Ita 12,000,000-bbl refinery in Wilmington California around July 15. A second unit will be ready soon, with an eight inch pipe laid to the plant from Santa Fe Springs Huntington Beach and Signal Hills fields.
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Los Angeles
Jones
Pan-American Petroleum and Export Company
Ita
Wilmington
Cal
Santa Fe Springs
Huntington Beach
Signal Hills
Hogs Prices Drop 19 Cents at Local Exchange
The local livestock exchange shows hog prices down 19 cents amid heavy receipts of 14,000 hogs and large runs at other markets. Opening bids by packers were 20 cents lower, with top hogs at 7.55, bulk bought at 7.50, and a few sold as low as 7.25 to 7.35. Beef and calf markets held steadier with ample supplies.
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Cholea
Livestock Prices Across Markets June Report
Across Chicago to Cincinnati and beyond, hogs, cattle and sheep markets show mixed to steady tones. Top hogs reach $7.00, beef steers maintain strength near $11.15, lambs around $15.50, with varied weights and regional receipts from Chicago, Kansas City, East St Louis, Pittsburgh, Cleveland, Cincinnati and East Buffalo.
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United Financia
Chicago
Koeweipta
Hulk Hk
Ateady
California
Kansas City
Satchao
Stone
Texas Wether
East ST. Louis
East Buffalo
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Harding to be Speaker at National Flax Conference in Washington
President Harding will headline the National Flax Conference in Washington on June 14 and 16 under the American Legion. The event seeks a uniform display of the flag and proper respect for the national emblem with attendees from the army and navy and fifty national societies and organizations. W. C. Downing leads a Pennsylvania Railroad inspection tour of the Indianapolis division.
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Harding
Washington
American Legion
Legion National
Legion
Army
Navy
Marriage Licenses Listed For Dozens Of Couples
A long list shows marriage licenses issued to numerous individuals with ages and addresses across Indianapolis areas including 1848 E. Tenth 2852 MacPherson and 1337 W Twenty-Sixth. Names span many neighborhoods revealing widespread licensing activity and local registry details.
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Loring Lowe
Northwestern
Viola Donavan
E. Oe Wenty
W. T. Bordeshecker
Brookside
Mary Whitsell
N. Oxford
Clinton Daggy
Chase
Violet Hopeee
East
Strater
Naomi
Gertie Owens
Kenwood
Robert Jones
Massachusetts
Mae Harris
E. St. En
D. B. Wilson
N. Holmes
Helen Slaughter
H. Maryland
Lewis Cowherd
N. Dequincy
Emily Hodges
Francis W.E Enoch
N. Dearborn
Cecil Baugher
Fh. H
R. O. McCord
Oaklandon
Ind
Alice Morris
S. E. Riegin
N. Oliote
Hilda Schmidt
F. Washington
W. E. Sturgeon
Vermont
Nell Grant
Cottage
N. Sherman
Esther Jones
R. H. Maguire
Christine Ireland
J. T. Barnes
Marion
Ella Saree
E Eoirniity
C. N. Conner
Oxford
Mar-garet Fine
Edith Playfoot
Roosevelt J. J. Brummell
Kenton
Laura Ridenour
Meridian
A. T. Fort
Bradbury
Charity Carey
E. Alleghaney
W. C Coy
N. Broadford
Margaret Laurie
BR. R. E. Box
E. L
Detroit
Juliana Miller
Washington
Willie Bender
Lillie Crafford
North
J. W. Zix, Jr
Alma Halblieb
O. W. Terry
Eeareal
Conk
Alabama
J. Evans
Ah Spring
Rosa Taylor
Hiawatha
Moss
Parkway Rivd
Lil- Han Schrmidt
Moncalim
Roscoe Neville
Lillian Bammer
Cambyne W. L. Dobbine
Fletcher
Mildred Brown
Ohio
G. A. Messmer
Madison
Marta Parrett
K. E. Baker
New Jersey
Maneakah Gill
N. Delas
W. Shern
Trowbridge
Hright
H. Gentry
Woodlawn
Hilda
Kader of Pearl
Randolph
Fanntel Silcox
N. Randolph
W. E. Cummings
Harding
Ethel Lantz
Indianapolis
H. F. Aronson
Beech Grove
Elvira Aoe
Muleen
Rpr
Cc. P. Bowell
Oliver Martin Farrell
Merkel
Catherine O'Connor
Linden Abe Unger
St. Tillota
Marton Miroff
F. M. Avant
New York
Elizabeth Chance
Giesendorf
Frances Chicago
Ruby Hallo
Builders file numerous permits across city limits
A parade of building permits listed includes garages, reroofs, dwellings, additions, and stations. Notable entries show Thomas H Cravens at 4845 Guilford for 4900, Julius Armbruster at 9523 FE Ta bor for 5250, Indian Refining Company station at Capitol and St Clair for 5000, and Gordon Daugherty at 326 Collett for 5000, among many other projects and values.
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Thomas H. Cravens
Guilford
H. F. Young
Gearage
Coyner
Rose Webb
N. Meridian
Arry G Luedeman
Calhoun
Jacobine Gehriein
Anne BE. Humann
Buckle
L. C. Wooley
Juliette Young
F. Shaffer
N. Riley
W. V. Snyder
N. Jefferson
James Ahern
N. Drexel
Charles E. Holloway
Northwestern
George Hitz
E. Washington
Margaret Lindenberg
Sherbrook
Loyd Taylor
Washington
Thomas D. Robbins
N. Capitol
Mary (. Miller
E. New York
A. Orlinsky
Capitol
Harry Brinkman
N. Gale
Walter L. Stace
Carlisle PI
Shirl Fouch
N. Dearborn
J. W. Miller
Park
N. Herron
California
Gordon Daugherty
Collett
Julius Armbruster
Tabor
Freda Gerlach
Shepherd
Indian Refining Company
St. Clair
W. B. Stern
E. Fiftieth
C. Sore A Marnhill
Central
D. Stevens
Fremont
J. N. Lambert
E. P. Belle
Turner Dr
Minnie Vickers
N. Keystone
W. A. Rowland
J. Pease
Seay
Fingerprint Key to Lyric Theater Safe Blowing
A single Bertillon fingerprint from the Lyric Theater safe blast at 185 N Illinois St is linked to the suspect. Police probe former theater employees while noting the burglars held guard Everhart and Coatney, escaped with $400,000 in stamps, and used tools and explosives.
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Lyric Theater
Illinois St
Bert Parrot
Bertillon
Stone
Dalton
James W. Everheart
Merchant
William Contrey
Everhart
Coatney
Detective Dalton
Wife Strikes Back in Court Display
Secona Cerna, jailed for assault on his wife, was brought to juvenile court for neglect of three children. During proceedings Mrs Cerna struck Cerna with a whisky bottle, injuring him. the judge ordered Cerna to pay $10 weekly child support.
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Secona Cerna
Uberty
Rosie Cerna
Meridian St
Cerna
Jall
Secona
John Shine
Investigators Attacked Over Liquor Purchases Case
Attorney Isador Wulfson assailed Nathan Tomlin and Hyman Cohen as troublemakers after their arrest on liquor law violations. The defendants denied secret organization ties. Earl Gentry and George A. Anderson testified April 7 about buying liquor. Judge Pro Tem. George Renier continued the case to June 26.
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Gentry
Evansville
Frank Symmes
Indianapolis
George Renier
Clifton Ragland Bound Over on Assault With Intent to Kill
Clifton Ragland 35 of 402 Indiana Ave was bound over to the grand jury on a charge of assault and battery with intent to kill under $500 bond. Judge Pro Tem George D Rinner presided in city court today. Ragland is accused of stabbing Joseph Van Tress of 728 Indiana Ave.
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Clifton Ragland
Indiana Ave
George D. Rinner
Joseph van Tress
Youth Accused by Woman and Daughter in Street Incident
Mrs. W. H. Evans and her daughter Marguerite Harper accuse James Barnett, 16, of Newark, of accosting them on N Talbott Ave Monday. Motor policemen Seifert and Lowden arrested Barnett on a vagrancy charge.
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W. H. Evans
Delaware St
Marguerite Harper
James Barnett
Louisiana St
N. Talbott Ave
Seifert and Lowden
Barnett
Public Service Commission OKs Mount Vernon Sale
The public service commission today authorized the purchase of the Mount Vernon Electric Light and Power Company by the Southern Indiana Gas and Electric Company for a consideration exceeding 150000.
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The
Public Service Commission
Mount Vernon Electric Light and Power Company
Southern Indiana Gas and Electric Company
Rate Increase Requested by Harrison County Telephone Co
Oscar Batts of the public service commission presided at a hearing today on the application of the Harrison County Telephone Company of Elizabeth for higher rates.
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Oscar Batts
Public Service Commission
Harrison County Telephone Company
Elizabeth
Public Service Officials Attend NYC Electric Light Convention
Glenn Van Auken and Edgar Blessing of the public service commission traveled to New York City to attend the Electric Light Manufacturers Association convention.
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Glenn van Auken
Edgar Blessing
The
Public Service Commission
New York City
Electric Light Manufacturers Association
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